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Rothenbuecher Conrad, 1805 Menard Sanwuld Frederick, 923 Market Schacht Louis, rear 1108 n. 13th Schaperkotter & Koliey, 2003 Market Scheer Jacob, 1526 Market
Schmidt Gottlob, ns. Gravols rd. nr. Sidney Schw. bei Jolin A. ss. Manchester rd. nr. Argyle av. Sewing William, 2910 Broadway Sheahon D. T., Collins, se. cor. Carr Sinn George Adam, 2207 Carondelet av.
Sippel Charies, ws. Carondeiet av. bet. Chippewa and Miami
Steldemann Jnilus, 827 n. Sth Stork Conrad, 1511 Franklin av.
Tisch & Bro, ns. Market Street rd. w. of Cabanne av.
Tonneas Henry, rear 4020 Broadway
Voelpel Philipp, 2510 Jackson
Wiezemann John, 2681 Carondeiet av.
Wagner Pbliip, Carondelet av. ne. cor. Harney
J. S. WINDECKER,
WAGON MANUFACTURER, Etc.
2717 & 2719 Market St. Road.
ST. LOUIS, - - MISSOURI.
Wagon Skeins. GOODWIN JOHN, 218 to 224 Vine. (See adv't psge)
Wagons. (Light and Heavy) SEMPLE, BIRGE & CO. 13 s. Main. (See adv't page F, front fly Icaf) Wall Paper and Window Shades, (See also Paper Hangings.)
Couch & Huii, 812 n. 6th Mayer Frank, 823 Market Newcomb Bros. 811 n. 5th
NOBLE, KREIKENBAUM & CO. 821 n. 5tlı Schroth Christ. 1304 s. 5th
SINGER FERD. 8 and 10 s. 5th Volkening Louis, 828 n. 4th Wolff C. Mra. 22 s. 2d
War Claim Agents.
Gray John B. 4th, ne. cor. Olive Hequembourg & Findley, 218 n. 8d Mason & Flanagan 207 n. 8d Topping & Levin, 221 Olive
Warehouse Scales. FAIRBANKS, GREENLEAF & CO. 209 Market. (See adv't on back of book)
Warehouse Trucks. FAIRBANKS, GREENLEAF & CO. 209 Market. (See adv't on back of book)
Warehouses.
Commercial Warehouse, Austin Walsh, propr. 411 to 415 s. Main
Empire Warehonse, 417 and 419 s. Main
How John, 920 to 926 n. Main
Hyde & Champlio, 610, 611 and 612 s. Levee Laclede Warehouse, F. W. Smith & Co. props. 407 and 409 s. Main
Mound City Warehouse, 414 s. Main
Peper Tobacco Warehouse, Market, se.cor. 12th, John W. Robinson, supt.
Pbænix Warelionse, Wm. Waddingham, propr. 908 and 905 n. Main
St. Louis Warehouse Co. Chontean av. nw. cor. 5th
Warm Air Furnaces. HART & HARVEY, Locnst, ne. cor. 6th
Washing Biue, (Manufacturers.)
Kreiter P. & Co. 112 s. 9th
Mandel Robert, 810 Ailen av.
Washing Crystal.
Marschners Frederick, 119 Myrtle
Washing Machines. Greenwood Washing Machine, G. T. Lewis, agt. 507 n. 6tlı Home Manufacturing Co. 403 n. 5th
Washing Soda. Littlewood & Co.'s Washing Crystal, A. Nover, agt. 26 8.2d
Watch Case Makers.
Doriot, Longuet & Co. 221 n. 8d
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. EISENSTADT M. & CO. 705 n. 4th KRAUSE J. A. T. 502 Green
Watch Importers. BAUMAN LOUIS & CO. 9. 8. 5th BOOGHER BROS. 417 Olive Davison P. 4th, se. cor. Chesnnt EISENSTADT M. & CO. 705 n. 4th Gardiner J. & A. 820 n: 4th
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JACCARD D C. & CO. 401 and 413 n. 4th JACCARD EUGENE & CO. 802 n. 4th Jacobs L. & Co. 316 n. 4th KRAUSE J. A. T. 502 Green
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.
J. C. Brooks & Co. proprs. 310 Olive Prouhet H. 11 n. 4th Richards D. P. 4th, se. cor. Chesnut
Rosenblatt M. A. 4th, se. cor. Chesnut
Russell Charles S. : 04 n. 4th
Strasburger M., Chesnut. se. cor. 4th
STRAUSS M. & CO. 315 Olive
Watches and Jewelry.
Beauvais Reno, 404 n. Main Boehmer Edward, 511 Franklin av. Bcogher Bros. 417 Olive Calame A. 1439 Broadway Defriez W. O. 116 n. 4th Eagle Theodore, 216 n. 4th Elsfelder E. 2212 Broadway Fobes Henry A. & Co. 310 n. 5th
Graul Charles, 1627 Carondelet av.
Heimbach John, 1424 Carondelet av.
Kammerer A. E. 409 n. 5th Klein & Friton, 502 Market Kortkamp E. H. 514 Franklin av.
Lubsen John H. 1905 Cirondelet av.
Hugunin Emil, 309 Wash ngton av. JACCARD D. C. & CO. 401 and 403 n. 4th Jacobs L. & Co. 316 n. 4th Heineken William, 8 n. 3d Maass Mary, 1324 s. 4th Murray William, :02 n. 4th
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.
J. O. Brooks & Co. proprs. 810 Ollve O'Shea Joseph M. 106 n. 4th Pehrs Henry, 1623 Decatur Reinholdt William, 318 s. 4th Rosenthal W. A. 1901 Broadway RUSSELL CHARLES S.
(successor to E. Mead & Co.), 304 n. 4th Storch Charles, 1406 Carondelet av.
Watches and Jewelry. (Manufacturers.) CAPELLE J. P. 409 n. 4th Fobes Henry A. & Co. 310 n. 5th JACCARD D. C. & CO. 401 and 403 n. 4th JACCARD EUGENE & CO. 302 n. 4th NEW YORK JEWELRY CO. J. C. Brooks & Co. proprs. 310 Olive STRAUSS AUGUST, 1418 Carondelet av.
Watches and Jewelry. ( Wholesale.) BAUMAN LOUIS & CO. 9 s. 5th Fobes Henry A. & Co. 310 n. 5th Forbes L. & Co. 315 n. Main JACCARD EUGENE & CO. 802 n. 4th
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO. J. C. Brooks & Co. proprs. 310 Olive
STRAUSS M. & CO. 815 Olive
Watches and Jewelry. ( Wholesale and Retail.)
BOOGHER BROS. 417 Olive Gardiner J. & A. 820 n. 4th
JACCARD EUGENE & CO. 302 n. 4th Russell Charles S. 304 n. 4th Sylvester Jehu, 815 n. Main
Watchmakers and Repairers.
Adam Frank, 220 n. 4th
Andris Joseph, 2013 Broadway Bless Henry, 314 s. 7th
Boehmer Edward, 511 Franklin av.
BOLLAND JOHN, 10 s. 4th
Boogher Bros. 417 Olive
Dauth Ferdinand, 1714 Carondelet av.
Defriez W. C. 116 n. 4th
Eagen Thomas F. f16 Biddle
Fagle Theodore, 216 n. 4th
Fechtig Francls A. 906 Geyer av.
FOBES HENRY A. & CO. 810 n. 5th Fuhrman J. F. & C. G. COS Chesnut
Heineken William, 5 n. 8d
Hennemann Henry, 1411 Fulton
Hettel August, 402 Morgan Herkstroeter & Stahlberg, 815 O'Fallon
Hugunin E. U. 809 Washington av.
JACCARD D. C. & CO. 401 and 403 n. 4th
JACCARD EUGENE & CO. 302 n. 4th
Kale Henry, 1516 Carondelet av.
Klausner Joseph, 2332 Franklin av. Koberle Joseph, 325 North Market
Kull John J. 219 s. 2d
Kuntz George, 314% s. 2d Link Julius, 710 Market
Loeffel William, 1238 s. 5th
Masterbrook Willlam, 1810 8. 5th
Mauch Henry, 411 Franklin av.
Meyer A. F. 807 11th
Michel J. 103 n. 3d
Murphy Hugh, 306 Olive
Niehaus F. 807 n. 4th
O'Shea Joseph M. 106 n. 4th
Reichelt O. 1704 8. 17th
Rosenheim Morris S 1404 Market
Rossow Christian, 2023 Franklin av.
Russell Charles S. 804 n. 4th
Saupe William, 746 s. 4th
Scherzinger Louis, 504 Market
Schmid Adam, 8511 Broadway
Schoen Leopo d, 1022 Broadway Schubert Anton, 324 Market
Siedler Francis X. 408 s. 2d
SIEMERS JOHN W.
818 Franklin av. Sumpf Frederick, 1423 Franklin av.
Warren Lewis L. 707 Washington av.
Wendt Frank, 1004 Market Wleke Henry, 1109 Franklin av.
Winter & Blanke, 827 n. 4th
Wiseman Arthnr G. 324 Ollve
Witte Hugo, 3009 Broadway
Watchmakers' Materials. ( Wholesale.)
STRAUSS M. & CO. 815 Olive
DIMMITT'S COUGH BALSAM
SWIFTAR
HAWKSLEY FN.
COL
DIMMITT'S COUGH BALSAM, For the Relief and Permanent Cure of DOUGHS AND COLDS. Price 50 Cents.
For Sale by all Druggists.
MANUFACTURED BY THE SOLE PROPRIETORS,
MARCELLUS DIMMITT & BRO., DRUGGISTS & CHEMISTS, Southeast cor. Seventh and Olive Sts., ST. LOUIS, MO. LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE TO THE TRADE.
JOHN GOODIN
BRASS FOUNDRY.
EAGLE STEAM &
FIRE WORIOS
EDWARDS
JOHN GOODINN, EAGLE STEAM & GAS PIPE WORKS & BRASS FOUNDRY 218 to 224 Vine St., bet. 2d and 3d,.St. Louis.
BEARD & BRO.
Manufacturers of the
ESIOR
Fire and Burglar Proof
IMPROVED
.0001
FIRE PROOF
SAFES!
Warehouse, 721 and 723 North Main Street,
ST. LOUIS, - - MISSOURI.
BANK SAFES
Of Hardened Steel and Chilled Iron, JEWELERS' & EXPRESS
SAFES, VAULTS,
Vault Doors, AND
BANK LOCKS.
Dowdall, Page & Co., WASHINGTON FOUNDRY
ENGINE AND MACHINE SHOP, South-east cor. Second & Morgan Sts., ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Manufacturers of all kinds of Steam Engines & Boilers
SAW & GRIST MILL MACHINERY,
Single & Double Circular
SAW & MULAY MILLS TOBACCO Screws and Presses, Lard Screws and Cylinders,
Wool-Carding Machines, Pickers and Burring Machines, Building Castings, Young's Improved Patent Smut Mills, Sugar Mills, Cotton Gins, Presses Fire Brick, Lead Furnace Castings, Blast Fans, etc., etc. Q UARTZ MILLS.
AGENTS FOR JAS. SMITH & CO.'S
SUPERIOR MACHINE CARDS, OIL WELL MACHINERY.
ST. LOUIS POTTERIES.
Pipe, Tile and Paint Works,
PREMIUM
STONE WARE PIPE OF ALL SIZES & KINDS FOR SEWERS, DRAINS &c.
BAUER SC:
H. M. THOMPSON & CO.
Office, 417 Locust Street, FACTORY, Cor. 16th Street and Pacific Railroad.
Oldest Pipe Manufacturers in
Letter Box 3459. ST. LOUIS.
Of various sizes, price, $5 to $50.
BEAUTIFTL VASES
W-MACKMITZA
PATENT FLUE LININGS. Price List, 1868.
Size.
Price.
4} in. by 8} in. sqr., ft. 25
44 =
84
44
“ 30
St 81
13
50
8* 4 17
# 70
13
18
" 85
Made in sections 2 to 3 feet long. Irregulars, price extra.
Patent Chimneys
FOR
PRAIRIE HOMES.
Made with Sockets.
Size.
Price.
4+x 8} in.sqr., pr ft ... 30
4+x13
... 40
50
...
70
8$x17
..
...
80
13 x18
.4 ... 1 00
Opening for stove pipes and fire places, extra.
Chimney Tops, etc.
4
..
20
5
25
6
30
8
..
40
9
45
12
60
15
=
90
18
We make Sewer Pipe of the following sizes and prices.
SOCKET SEWER PIPE.
Size.
Price.
3 inch bore per foot.
15
=
1 20
WHITE BRICK, (SUPERIOR TO MILWAUKEE) BRISTOL BRICK,
For Scouring purposes. Brown Paint, Fire Brick, Fire Clay Ground Cement, White Sand, etc. Prices as low as any body. Orders promptiy filled for cash.
THOMPSON'S PATENT VENTILATING FLUES, Hot-Air Flues, Cold-Air Flues, etc., of any size and shape, made to order.
Try them. Insurance men say " they are a great protection against fires." Architects say " there s nothing equal to them." Ist. Flues are all the way of a size. 2nd. Good and perfect draft. 3rd. Do not choke up or burn out. 4th. Rooms can't be smoky. 5th. Made of Fire Clay ; non-con- ductors of heat. 6th. No first-class building can afford to be without them.
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Watchmaker, Practical. KRAUSE J. A. T. 502 Green
Watchmakers' Tools and Materials. BAUMAN LOUIS & CO. 9 8. 5th FOBES HENRY A. & CO. 810 n. 5th JACCARD EUGENE & CO. 802 n. 4th
RUSSELL CHARLES S. (Suceessor to E. Mead & Co.) 3º4 n. 4th STRAUSS M. & CO. 815 Olive Sylvester Jehu, 315 n. Main
Water Cut-Off. (For Cisterns.) LIBBEY M. S. & CO. 1282 Broadway
Weighmasters' Beans. FAIRBANKS, GREENLEAF CO. 203 Morket. (See adv't on back of book)
&
Weights. FAIRBANKS, GREENLEAF & CO. 209 Market. (See adv't on back of book)
Wheelbarrows. RUMSEY L. M. & CO. 610 n. 2d. (See adv't page opp. Introductory) ST. LOUIS NOVELTY WORKS, Westlake & Button, propra, 1201 to 1217 n. Main. (See ndv't corner cards Gen. Directory)
Whip Makers.
Birkemeyer Mathias. 8019 Carondelet av. Hopp John, 1016 Arrow Lobilne Benhirt, Spring av. cor. County rd. Rothermel Jncob, 2210 Decatnr
Whips, Bridles and Collars. ( Wholesale and Retail.) HOMAN & HOTZE, 608 n. 8d]
Whiskies, Bourbon. ( Wholesale.) Gaty E. W. 721 an 1 7.6 n. Mnla HASTINGS, LEDIARD & CO. 514 and 516 n. 2d GHIO J. B. & CO. 703 n. 2d MONKS J. A. & SONS, 711 n. 2d
Whiskies, Case. WIGGINS CHIARLES P. & BRO. 904 n. 5th. (S :e adv't cor. cards Gen. D.rectory and front cover County edit.on)
Whiskles. ( Wholesale.)
FISCHER JOHN H. 421 n. 24 Gerhart & Dionysius, 217 Locust
White Goods. DODD, BROWN & CO. 217 and 219 n. Main Humann Charles, 818 Wash Hickman J. W. & Co. 418 n. Mnin
SPECK L. & C. & CO. 211 n. Main
Wear J. H. & Co. 319 n. Main
White Lead Manufacturers.
CENTRAL WHITE LEAD AND COLOR MANUFACTURING CO. E. A. Boehns, pres. J. C. Gerken, vice pres. Henry Discher, supt. 512 n. 2d. factory, Biddle, sw. cor. Main
MOUND CITY WHITE LEAD, COLOR AND PUTTY WORKS, Boucher & Wolke- witz, proprs. 811 and 813 n. 2d
SOUTHERN WHITE LEAD AND COLOR WORKS. Wm. H. Gregg, pres. F. W. Rockwell, sec. Main, nw. cor. Lombard, (See adv't front cover and page)
ST. LOUIS LEAD AND OIL CO. W. H. Pulsifer, pres. J. E. Jacobs, sec. Case av. cor. 2d The Collier White Lead and 0:1 Co. Thomas Richeson, pres. Charles K. Vickers, sec. office, 1011 Clark av.
White Sand.
Hall John McP. 2101 Franklin av. THOMPSON HI. M. Office, 417 Locust. (See adv't page)
Whiteners and Wallcolorers.
Ashton William, 813 Washington av.
Belinmy & Hall, 414 St. Charles
Perroll Anton, 1506 s. 8th
Boyd Thomas (col'd), rear 1422 Wash
Campbell James, 521 St. Charles
Doernberger Wlillam, 2:16 s. 7th
Kreidemacher J hn, rear 1709 Carondeiet av.
Lane & Birch, 822 n. 7th
Linck Henry, 1706 s. 7th Mani-tre Henry, 808 Locust
Odell William G. 416 St. Charles
Parker Robert, 811 Pine
Parker & Butler (col'd), 601 Chesnut
SEAL J. 816 Chesnut. (See adv't page)
Smith William, 922 n. 7th Wills Alfre 1 (col'd), 2025 Morgan Widbin Elizabeth Mrs. 704 Washington av.
Wollacott George, 513 Wash
Zimmermann Justus, 814 Russell av.
Wigs, Toupees, etc.
Campbell M. J. 401 n. 5th DARCEL M. J. 522 Olive KINKLIN FR. 112 n. 4th PINAUD A. M'ME, 217 n. 4th. (See adv't page)
POZZONI J. A.
114 n. 5th. (See adv't page) Smith S. A. Mrs. 408)6 n. 4th
Willow Ware, Makers and Dealers.
Behne Frost, 714 Market Bohnert Lewis, 41' Rutgers FURST HYRONIMUS, 1830 Carondelet av. Hickey Laurence, 522 Franklin av.
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Hirsch Frederick, 717 Frank iln av. Stolz A. 1218 s. 5th Twesten Henry, 807 Franklin av. Winkler John A. 1822 s. 4th
Window Glass. BOEHNE & GERKEN, 512 n. 2d BROWN, WEBER & GRAHAM, 10 and 12 n. 2d PETTES & LEATHE, 404 n. 4th
PITTSBURGH WINDOW GLASS AND GLASS WARE, P. I. Overacre, agt. 118 n. 2d WETZELL Z. F. & CO. 104 and 106 n. Main
Window Glass. ( Wholesale.) DELL JOHN & CO. 416 and 418 n. 2d SCHERRER JNO. J. 106 n. 21. (See adv't page) VOIGT EDWARD & CO. 828 n. Main
Window Shades.
Binner Adoiph, 1547 Carondelet av.
Couch & Hnll, 812 n. 6th Cunningham & Co. 518 n. 3d
Daly & Boas, 821 n. Maln FINNEY & MCGRATH, 408 n. 4th FRAZIER & WOLBER, 817 n. 5th Griepenhurg W. H. 506 Franklin av. Kennard J. & Sons, 416 n. 4th MICHAEL GEO. B.
315 n. 4th, opp. Everett House Newcomb Bros. 811 n. 5th
NOBLE, KREIKENBAUM & CO. 821 n. 5th Rosenthal F. W. & Co. 410 n. 4th Scott & Hart, 410 and 412 n. 5th St. Louis Window 8nade Factory, Kinch & Sheppard, propri. 819 Olive
Wines and Liquors.
Bardenheler Philipp, 19 s. 8d Becke & Ploeser, 478 and 475 Jackson Beckmann Edward, 407 s. 4th Behr Barney, 1800 and 1802 Biddle Cohn M. D. & Co. 210 Walnut Delster & Diøke, 200 Biddle Eltman R. & Co. 2100 Clark av. Etter Joseph, 209 s. 8d Euler Ludwig, 200 s. 20th Fuchs Ferdinand. 18 s. 2d Gerak Phliipp. 3131 Carondelet av. Giovanoni & Frey, 110 s. 3d
HAMMACHER & CO. 1875 Broadway INTELMANN & CO. 107 5. 2d Keogh & Doweil, 602 n. 3d Kinderman Hermann, 1116 Carr Lee 8. E. 24 s. 8d Lindenschmit Joseph, 1828 Market Mandlebanm & Furth, 14 s. 2d
MASCHMEYER AUGUST, 789 s. 7th Meyer John H. 1847 Broadway Milham & Carmichael, 1829 Market
PEPER, RASSFELD & CO. 407 n. 3d Plass F. W. & Co. 105 s. 2d Suffert Emile, 125 Spruce Tlemann C. 1708 Buel Torlina, Endres & Co. 109 s. 2d
Wines and Liquors. (Importers and Wholesale Dealers )
Conrad & Co. 7 n. 2d
Fortune James, 157 n. 8d, cor. Green GHIO J. B. & CO. 708 n. 2d Gray & Painter, 520 s. 7th
IIELLMAN I. & L. M. 112 Pine
HOEBER GUSTAVUS, 509 n. 211 Hornbostel Charles, 5.8 n. 2d McCARTNEY SAMUEL & CO. 415 and 417 n. 2d Meysenhurg Gustavus, 708 Washington av.
Monks J. A. & Sons, 711 n. 2d
Quirk P. & Co. 18 n. 2d
Schlossstein George & Co. 202 Market
SCHUSTER & SCHWEICK- HARDT, 218 s. 2d
SIMPKINS GEORGE W. 120 Plne TOWER GEORGE F. 525 n. 2d WISSMANN & SENDEN, 715 n. 2d
Wines and Liquors. (Wholesale.)
BARGEN & BOEKHOFF, Broadway, nw. cor. Carr BERTHOLD & THOMPSON, 12 s. Main Block D. & Co. 113 n. 2d
Blome Emll & Co. 1700 and 1702 Market Card & Lawrence, 1(8 s. 2d Damon E. A. & Co. 408 and 410 Elm
DERBY & DAY, 203 and 204 n. Levee Dieckhoff Henry, 1221 n. 5th Evans D. H. 516 n. 8d GARNHART J. H. & CO. 411 and 413 n. 2d Gerhart & Dionyslus, 217 Locust
HASTINGS, LEDIARD & CO .. 514 and 516 n. 2d HEILBREDER & NIEMAN, 1014 Biddle HOFFHEIMER I. & BRO. 205 and £0516 Market. (See adv't page) Hughes, Chance & Fletcher, 209 Pine Jengle Joseph, 20 s. 2d Lamolne & Co. 700 n. 4th Lupe James, 320 Olive
METTE & FLACKE, 613 n. 2d Meysenhurg Gustavus, 703 Washington av. Michel A. 25 and 27 s. 8d Mitchell F. & Bros. 20, 22 and 24 n. 2d MOLLER & EHLERT,
114 and 116 n. 8d. (See adv't page) Monks J. A. & Sons, 711 n. 2d
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MOODY, MICHEL & CO. 301 and 803 n. 2d Murray Patrick C. 416 Washington av. Norris, Taylor & Co. 518 and 520 n. 2d Oberbeck H. & Co. 1311 Franklin av. Peckham Peleg, 412 Washington av.
PRATHER JOHN G. & CO. 516 n. Levee Reipschlaeger August & Co. 1025 Frankiln av. Renouard H. & Co 207 n. 3d Rottmann J. H. & Co. 1300 Broadway RYAN M. J. & CO. 816 n. 2d Ryan Thomas, 517 and 519 n. 2d Schlossstein George & Co. 202 Market
SCHRADER, MCINTYRE & CO. 222 Market
Smith F. & Co. 201 s. Levee Smith Julius H. & Co. 206 Walnut Taylor T. M. 204 n. 2d Tirrill J. P. 78 n. Commercial Watson William, 5 and 7 Poplar
WEZLER CHARLES, 418 and 415 s. 4th WOLFF & HYNES, 4 s. Levee. (See adv't page) Zengel Joseph & Co. 20 s. 2d
Wines and Liquors. ( Wholesale and Retail.) DENNIG EMILE G. 1210 Broodway Ganther E. 612 Spruce Gruen & Bro, 400 s. 7th KAMSCH ÆFER G. & CO. 1627 Franklin av. Keber & Kern, 601 and 603 s. 5th Marcuse Adolph, 707 n. 7th
PECKHAM A. C. 417 n. 5th Porter C. L. & Co. 502 n. 6th Powell W. H. & Co. 221 Olive Remmler J. & Bro. 419 s. 2d Schandelmeyer I. 1307 s. 5th Schoenlan Theodore, 1600 Market Stienwender G. A. 14th, ne. cor. Clark av. Von Czepansky F. W. B. 1927 Buel
Wines. (Importers and Wholesale Dealers.) Crane & Letcher, 720 n. 5th JENNE CIIARLES, 1808 Market Knhn Charies, 28 and 25 s. 21 Schmitt Frederic. 909 Ann av. Spitzfaden Adolphus & Co. 1701 Carondeiet av. Voigt & Groben, 26 s. 3d
Wines. (Manufacturers and Dealers.)
AMERICAN WINE CO. Isaac Cook, pres. D. G. Cook, sec. 119 Olive BLUFFTON WINE CO. George Husmann, pres. Isidor Bush, treas. 24 s. Malo
Wire Workers.
Campbell & Mentz, Natural Bridge Plank rd. cor. Spring av.
EMPIRE WIRE WORKS, 0. P. Saylor & Co. proprs. 116 and 118 Market. (See adv't page)
GREAT WESTERN WIRE WORKS, R. C. Ludlow, propr. 215 Market. (See adv't page) Muecke Herman F. 1117 s. 2d
Wood and Coal Dealers.
Appel Jacob, 1719 Fulton and 1703 s. 8th
Bader Louis, 105 s. 20th
Baldwin R. T. 728 Clark av. Bingham William L. 499 s. 14th
BLANK W. & CO. 518 Miller
BOSSE CHARLES H.
1409 Ridgley Brockeland & Doennewald, 1221 n. 8th
Buschmann F. 519 s. 14th
Cluskey Edward, 819 Green
Dukes Phillip, 1209 n. 12th
Ellis George W., Olive, ne. cor. 7th
Ellis Henry L. 1139 n. 12th
Fleganspan George, ss. Choutean av. bet. Toney and Joah Flohr Jacoh, 1885 n. 6th
Foley Michael, Franklin av. cor. 28d
Franke William, ss. O'Fallon, bet. 16th and 17th
Freihaut Bros. Levee, nr. Lesperance
GARVIN & COLTER, 716 Washington av.
Gemke Henry, 807 Carr
Gray H. Capt. Main, cor. Howard
Hali John McP. 924 n. 7th, and 2101 Franklin av.
Hammer Carl, 2613 Carondelet av.
Harris J. R. 17 s. 14th
Hartmann Frederick, 2417 n. 15th
Hazard & Wilson, 205 s. 7th, and 713 Market
HEINRICH BROS. & CO. 818 Locust
Hewitt John, 609 and 611 s. 4th
Hertling Henry, 718 Carroll
Hong B. H. 216 Decatur
Hunt T. M., Clark av. se. cor. 14th
Koenemann Henry L. 820 n. 9th
Krackes Henry, 2-2" Carondelet av.
Krietemeler & Co. 1310 n. 13th
Loy John. Poplar, nw. cor. 4th
Marton John, 1014 n. 8th
Massow L. C., Gratiot, sw. cor. 5th
Mayer Solomon, 816 n. 7th
McCann James, 12th, ne. oor. Christy av.
Meyer Hermann, 1021 Soulard
Meyer Martin, 2425 Morgan
Michael Martin, ws. Kosciusko, het. Christiana av, and Victor Micklan R. & J. 21st. bet. Carr and Wash
Miller & Co. 1405 n. 7th
Noonan & O'Brien. Franklin av. cor. 18th Olbertc Frederick W. na. Almond, bet. 8d and 4th
Otte Christian, 12'8 n. 9th
Owens Henry, Lewis, nw. cor. Ashley
Richter A. 2123 n. 10th
Rohling W. L. 1327 n. 9th
Sage P. D., Biddle, ne. oor. 19th Schlueter Henry. 17th, ne. cor. O'Falion
Schureman Joseph, 1206 n. 6th
Sexton Samuel, 2225 Carr Smith George W. (col'd), 1011 n. 7th
Stallings William, Benton, ne. cor. 14th Terre & Kroeger, 15th, se. cor. Gay Thomas Jesse (col'd), 2025 Morgan Tiemann Herman & Bro. 915 North market
Tiemann Jacob, rear 1715 Carr
Tirre & Kraeger, 1610 Franklin av. Tltkemeler Henry, 1714 n. 9th Turner Tracey P. 1481 n. 6th Wagner John, 1904 n. 9th Walter Angust, 2218 n. 15th Weeks Asa, 1015 n. 10th Wilson Thomas B. 817 s. 4th Zaba Joseph, 623 Allen av.
Wood Carvers.
Heron Morris, 2906 Broadway
Pries A. & Co. 502 s. 4th Seibert Peter, 1125 D. 14th Symington John D. 920 n. 5th Vailett Charles, 1028 n. 12th
EDWARDS' ST. LOUIS BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WOO
1116
ZEP
Wood Turners. Goessling F. & Bro. 1616 Wash Sternkopf H. 219 s. 8d
Wooden and Willow Ware. Cupples & Marston, 110 n 2d TAMM JACOB & CO. 21 s. Main SCHMIEDING, D'OENCHI & CO. 7 s. Main Tanner Jacob & Co. ns. Choutean av. bet. Naomi and Mercer
Yonng W. W., Bro. & Co. 615 n. Main
Woodworking Machinery. OWENS, LANE, DYER & CO. 2d, sw. cor. Morgan. (See adv't front cover) PETTICREW A. S. 709 n. 2d. (See adv't page I, front fly leaf )
Wool Dealers.
Bienenstok S. & Son, 1031 Broadway Lichtenhein Anthony, 616 n. Main
Steidemann M. F. 108 Walnut Summerfield W. & Co. 1222 Broadway Thompson H. T. 607 n. Main
Woolen Goods. ( Wholesale.) DODD, BROWN & CO. 217 and 219 n. Main
PAINE R. H. & CO.
420 n. Main
Woolen Machinery. OWENS, LANE, DYER & CO. 2d, sw. cor Morgan. (See adv't front cover)
Woolen Mills.
St. Louis Woolen Mills, Stokes Thorrp, propr. Wilken- son av. nw. cor. Main
Woolen Yarns and Jackets. (Manufacturers.)
ZIOCK & LENZ, 18 n. Main
Wrapping Paper. ( Wholesale.)
UDEL C. S.
821 n. 2d
Wrecking. (Steamboat.) CAMPBELL DAVID, 919 n. Levee. (See adv't page) Zephyr Worsteds. GUMERSELL W. H. 413 n. 4th Moeller C. H. 1 and 14 s. 4th
LEDERGERBER, RUSSEL & COLCORD,
Attorneys at Law
No. 410% Market Street,
ST. LOUIS,
MISSOURI.
Solicitors in Chancery,
-AND- PROCTORS IN ADMIRALTY.
ALL LEGAL BUSINESS AND COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
HOPE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ST. LOUIS.
DIRECT RS.
Isaac M. Veitch, Sullivan Blood, W. C. Orr,
A. G. Braun, Jas. M. Carpenter, A. H. Baker,
A. F. Shapleigh,
O. B. Filley, B. M. Chambers, Chas. S. Kintzing, W. H. Thompson, Logan D. Dameron,
Office, No. 307 Olive Street,
Between Third and Fourth Streets.
Policies issued from one Month to Six Years.
ISAAC M. VEITCH, President,
E. G. PALLEN, Secretary,
A. G. BRAUN, Vice President,
SULLIVAN BLOOD, Treas.
German Savings Institution,
South-east cor. Main and Market Streets, ST. LOUIS, -
MISSOURI.
DIRECTORS.
ROBERT BARTH, F. W. ROSENTHAL,
GEO. WEINHAGEN, FR. SALER,
C. R. STINDE,
F. W. MEISTER, F. A. REUSS, CHARLES SPECK, WM. KOENIG.
ROBERT BARTII, President. RICHARD HOSPES, See. and Treas.
ST. LOUIS INSURANCE COMPANY, South-west cor. Main and Olive Sts., ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
CAPITAL, ALL PAID, SURPLUS,
$240,000.00 60,000.00
DIRECTORS.
A. MEIER, F. WHITTAKER, S. M. DODD, N. SCHAEFFR,
WM. T. GAY. L. LEOCRINLY. ROBT. CAMPBELL, E. J. GLASGOW, GEO. KNAPP, G. L. STANSBURY, J. B. S. LEMOINE, GEO. D. HALL, GEO. K. McGUNNEGLE.
G. K. MeGUNNEGLE, Pres. A. MEIER, Vice Pres. Pro Tem. THOMAS WEBSTER, Secretary.
COVENANT MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company, OF ST. LOUIS. Incorporated by the General Assembly of the State of Missouri, 1853. CHARTER PERPETUAL. Office, 307 Olive Street, between Third and Fourth.
OFFICERS.
ROBERT K. WOODS, Pre -.
A. F. SHAPLEIGH, Vice Pres.
C. C. ARCHER, Secretary,
TRUSTEES.
GERARD B. ALLEN, ROBERT K. WOODS,
Hon. SAM'L TREAT,
A. F. SHAPLEIGHI,
A. G. BRAUN,
CHAS. EVERTS,
D. H. LACKMAN,
E. WILKERSON.
N. H. LAFLIN, CHAS. S. KINTZING,
ISAAC M. VEITCHI,
W. C. ORR.
THEO. BETTS, JNO. W. LUKE,
C. C. ARCHER.
JAMES. R. WASHINGTON, Examining Physician. DRYDEN & LINDLEY, Attorneys.
Farmers' & Mechanics'
(FIRE AND MARINE)
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF ST. LOUIS, MO.
ASSETS, over
$130,000.
Office, South-east cor. Fifth and Market Sts.
Col. WM. S. MOSELY, Pres. W. P. BILLINGS, Vice Pres. J. W. PARKER, Secretary, T. B. PARKER, Supt. Agency Dep't. A. J. B. ABBEY, General Agent.
H. W. LEFFINGWELL.
W. B. SWAN.
HI. W. Leffingwell & Co. REAL ESTATE DEALERS -AND- STOCK BROKERS, Notaries Public, Auctioneers & Conveyancers, No. 320 Chesnut Street, ST. LOUIS, - - MISSOURI.
Particular attention paid to sales of Real Estate and and Stocks at Auction.
MERICAN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA. INCORPORATED IN 1850 --- CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Accumulated Capital, over $2,500,000, INCOME FOR 1868, OVER $1,100,000. Invested in Missouri, nearly $500,000. ANNUAL DIVIDENDS, FIFTY PER CENT. GOOD AGENTS WANTED.
A. R. & C. M. NEWCOMB, General Agents for Missouri, Illinois and Kansas. Chesnut Street, South-east corner Fourth, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Excellency! Economy! Simplicity!
THE CELEBRATED HOME ONIDIN ONTHISVAL
HOME WASHER
0
J.M.BAGLEY. ST.LOUIS.
BEST WASHER EXTANT. Warranted the
THE GREAT BENEFACTOR.
HOME MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
818 North Fourth St., and 821 Broadway, ST. LOUIS, MO.
CLINTON B. FISK, President. JOS. B. WILD, Secretary,
We are offering for Sale the Right of several States and Western Territories Great Inducements offered.
LOOK AT WHAT THIS WONDERFUL MACHINE WILL DO.
IT WASHES withont wearing the ciothes; no rubbing, no friction.
IT WASHES trom 1 to 100 articles in one minute.
IT WASHES the finest iace curtains, collars and sieeves. etc., without the slightest injury.
IT WASHES the heaviest quilts and blankets perfectiy.
IT WASHES without boiling.
IT WASHES whiter and cleaner than by any other process.
IT WASHES with great ease to the operator, either sitting or standing. IT CAN BE WORKED by man, woman or child, doing the whoie washing withont wetting or injury to their clothes.
1 IT CAN BE WORKED on a carpeted parior, without wetting or injuring the carpet.
IT REDUCES A WASHING DAY TO ONE HOUR.
SEE THE FIGURES.
NUMBER OF PIECES TO BE WASHED AT ONCE, AND TIME REQUIRED.
LACE CURTAINS, 3 to 5. Time, 3 minnes.
LACE COLLARS AND UNDER-SLEEVES, 20 to 50. Time, 1 to 3 minutes.
PILLOW-LIPS AND TOWELS, 10 to 50. Time, 1 to 2 minutes.
LINEN COLLARS AND HANDKERCHIEFS, 20 to 100. Time, 1 to 3 minutes.
SHIRTS, 1 to 3 Time, 2 to 3 minutes.
SOCKS, Etc., 12 to 50. Time, 3 to 5 minutes
SHEETS, BLANKETS, SPREADS AND TABLE CLOTHS, 1 to 3. 'Time, 3 to 5 minutes.
It will wash all other articies in the same proportion.
EVERYWHERE TRIUMPHANT.
In offering to the public this washer, constructed upon a principle new, scientific and philoso" phical, we claim for it a superiority over every other Washer now In use. Since its introduction, its success is without a parallel in the history of Washing Machines.
It achleves, in every particular, the end sought.
It will wach from one article to one hundred in from one to three minutes, perfectly, without rubbing or friction. All kinds of lace washed in the most perfect manner.
It makes the clothes much whiter and cleaner than can be done hy hand washing. It will clean coarse and fine flannels, leaving them flexible and soft, without shrinkage, and wash large bed- quilts In the short space of five minutes better than can be done by hand in an hour.
It performs Its work In a most thorough manner.
By a simple contrivance of flanges, placed upon the inside of the Washer, and upon a perpen- dicular shaft revolving therein, a double spiral contrary motion Is imparted to the water. This current, with its swift and ever changing direction, effectually cleanses all garments in a surpris- ingly short space of time without any injurions friction whatever.
It is the only Wash ng Machine in the world that does Its work thoroughly without injury to the fabric.
JAMES A. WRIGHT, CARRIAGE
Manufacturer & Dealer, No. 809 & 811 North Fifth Street, Bet. Morgan St. & Franklin Ave ,
ST.LOUIS, - MISSOURI. Orders solicited and promptly attended to, and particular attention paid to all kinds of Repairing.
BERNHARDT SOULIER,
No. 5 N. S. Union Market, No. 5 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CHOICE ORANGES, LEMONS, Apples, Figs, Eggs, Dates, BUTTERNUTS, PECANS. CHESTNUTS, ALNONDS, ETC. ALL KINDS OF GOOD WILLOW BASKETS, BRUSHES, FANCY SOAP, Etc.
Apothecary and Druggist,
North-west cor. Fifth St. and Franklin Ave., ST. LOUIS,
MISSOURI.
Agent for Dr. Betzel's Single and Double Trusses.
SAINT LOUIS ORGAN COMPANY,
Factory and Warerooms, 708 South Seventh Street, ST. LOUIS, - -
MISSOURI.
Amy Plano manufactured in the country Sold at Factory Prices.
St. Louis & Iron Mountain
RAILROAD.
ONLY RAILROAD TO SOUTH-EAST MISSOURI.
All Rail Route to New Orleans, Mobile, Memphis, Nashville AND ALL POINTS SOUTH, CONNECTING ' AT BELMONT Opposite Columbus, Ky., with the
MOBILE & OHIO RAILROAD, And with the various PACKET LINES for MEMPHIS, VICKSBURG AND NEW ORLEANS.
TO SHIPPERS
This route offers superior inducements, as freight can be for- warded between St. Louis and all points South without change of cars.
The Road runs through the most fertile part of South-east Missouri, and through the richest Mineral Lands in the State, offering superior inducements to settlers.
TEN DAILY TRAINS BETWEEN CARONDELET AND ST. LOUIS.
" The Managers of this Railroad endeavor to make it in all respects a first class Road, by continually adding new Im- provements for the accommodation of Passengers; and, from this fact, as well as from its Low Fare, and the Beautiful Scenery and Rich Mines along its course, this Railroad is not only the the most popular route for Pleasure Excursions, but will invite a rapid increase of population, affording splendid opportunities for the location of Country Residences, Villas, Orchards, and other improvements.
EDWD. HARDING, Superintendent. R. W. WATERS, Gen'l Freight Ag't.
THOS. ALLEN, President. W. R. ALLEN, Gen'l Ticket Ag't.
NEW
FRESCI
CASED WITH T
ASH BOX
STOVE
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS . -AND-
ESTABLISHMENT, 712 N. 5th Street, Opposite the Union Market.
W. L. MARVIN, having recently come to this city, from Cleve- land, O., where he was well and favorably known as a manufacturer of and dealer in the above goods, and of twenty-two years experience, brings his capital, force and enterprise, and unites them all upon the fixed purpose of purchasing Stoves, House Furnishing Goods, Mar- balized Slate Mantles, Enameled Grates, Refrigerators, Water Filters and Coolers, Ice Cream Freezers, Bird Cages &c., and manufacturing Stoves, Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron Ware, for cash only, at the lowest prices, and will sell them to all housekeepers and the rest of mankind, on the lowest one price system. His Black Prince Cook Stove is unequaled and unsurpassed in beauty of finish and perfection in operation. His Palace Refrigerator is unrivalled in beauty of style and correctness of principles. ITis celebrated Jewett's Filters and Coolers are perfect, and indispensible where neatness, health and comfort are consulted, in purifying the muddy waters of the Mississippi. In short if any one is a housekeeper, or contemplates housekeeping, that person would do well to call before purchasing elsc- where, and be convinced, if seeing is believing, that our goods are of the most desirable style, are sold at prices as low or lower than they can be bought elsewhere. Satisfaction is always guaranteed.
W. L. MARVIN,
712 N. 5th Street.
1869. 1869.
SEASON ARRANGEMENTS.
St. Louis & Peoria Packet
COMPANY. GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE! FOR Montezuma, Florence, Griggsville, Naples, Mere- dosia, Beardstown, Havana, Pekin & Peoria, CONNECTING WITH Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad, Ticketing Passengers and signing through bills lading to
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND, DAVENPORT, And all points on the Road.
Steamers of this Line leave the Company's wharfboat, FOOT OF SPRUCE ST., Daily at 4 P. M., Sundays excepted.
Freight received at Wharfboat at all times, and at rates as low as by any other line.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE !
FARE TO
Ist Class.
2d Class.
CHICAGO,
$8.00
$5.50.
PEORIA,
5.00
2.50.
JOLIET,
8.00
5.00.
MEALS AND STATEROOMS For First Class Passengers on Steamers, FREE.
Through Tickets can be obtained at the Company's wharfboat, or, H. L. DOWNS, Southern Hotel Ticket Office, E. B. BYINGTON'S, Gen. Ticket Office, 27 S. 4th St.
For Freight, Passage, or any information, apply at Company's Office on Wharfboat, FOOT OF SPRUCE STREET.
E. A. SHEBLE, Gen'l Superintendent.
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