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THE TOLEDO PUBLIC
LIBRARY
REFERENCE BOOK
R917.71 Local hist.
Toledo-Lucas County Public Library
RIENG
DUE TO THE FRAGILE CONDITION OR SIZE OF THIS BOOK IT CAN NOT BE USED ON THE COPYING MACHINE
Central School Building.
G'STTINAON;À
WILLIAMS'
TOLEDO DIRECTORY €
CITY GUIDE,
AND
Business Mirror:
FOR 1860.
TO WHICH IS APPENDED A LIST OF POST OFFICES IN THE UNITED STATES AND TERRITORIES, CORRECTED UP TO DATE.
COMPILED BY
C. S. WILLIAMS.
108
TOLEDO : ANDERSON & FULLER. 1860.
YHOT CONTENTS. TIOT
Alphabetical Arrangement of Names,.
Boundaries of Wards, ..
Business Mirror ..
Church Directory,
City Government,
County Officers,
Courts,
Drays, Hacks and Omnibuses,.
Fire Department, ..
Index to Advertisements,
Incorporated Companies,.
Military,
Miscellaneous,
23 23 27 26 5 28 19
Newspapers,
Post Office,.
Preface,.
Public Buildings, Halls, &c ..
School Department,.
Societies, Associations, &c
23
Street Directory,
9
Post Offices in the United States, 170
003107
Paper Hangings.
WALL and WINDOW PAPERS, BORDERS & FIRE BOARD PRINTS, In great variety, and at the Lowest Prices, at
ANDERSON & FULLER'S, No. 133 Summit St., Toledo, Ohio.
33 16 156 20 17 31 29 18 22 6
PREFACE.
The Compiler presents " WILLIAMS' TOLEDO DIRECTORY FOR 1860," to his patrons, confidently believing that it will be found by them to contain as perfect and complete information, on all subjects usually included in the limits of such works, as the greatest care and labor can render it. Our aim has been to make the work a reliable Book of Reference, and such that those who once consult its pages, will be constrained to resort to it in their daily business transactions to obtain the facilities it affords.
The compilation of a Directory is not the field for the display of talent, but one, above all others, requiring the exercise of patience and persevering labor ; and, since the announcement of his inten- tion to publish a Directory for the city of Toledo, the compiler has, himself, together with a full corps of competent and experienced as- sistants, perseveringly and energetically labored to produce a work that would compare favorably with the most perfect of the kind in the country. The result of this labor is now laid before the public, and the practical tests to which the work will be daily submitted will demonstrate how far we have succeeded in the attainment of our object : to this ordeal we cheerfully submit it, and confidently an- ticipate the favorable decision of the public.
The work embraces a General Directory, containing a full list of the names and locations of the inhabitants of the city-a complete Business Directory, embracing the name of each person and firm do- ing business in Toledo,-with a City Guide, containing the names of all the Streets, Alleys, Lanes and Avenues with their location and termini : also, the names and locations of all the public institutions, Banks, Churches, Societies, &c., and a complete list of United States Post Offices corrected up to date.
Our General Directory will be found to contain about four thousand names of heads of families, adults, etc., whose locali- ties could be fixed, and upon this basis, experience gained in other cities, would justify us in estimating the present population of the city of Toledo at twenty thousand souls ; which fact not on- ly indicates the rapid growth and importance of the city, but also the necessity for the annual publication of a City Directory.
To the press of the city for their flattering notices during the can- vass, and to the business men and citizens of Toledo, for their sup- port of the work, the compiler returns his sincere thanks, and will long gratefully remember the favors and courtesies received whilst engaged in the enterprise. 1555546 R917.71
1860
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALE AND PORTER,
Millard & Co .
56
ARCHITECT,
Doane L. W ..
98
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Machen A. F
60
BOOK BINDERY,
Anderson & Fuller.
50
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MANUF.,
Gove & Carter.
62
CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTER,
Bladon John,.
64
CHEMIST AND PHARMACEUTIST,
Bakewell Frank S.
52
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Brown, Walbridge & Co ...
34
Fitts & Flynn,
50
Rogers & Lyman
40
Walker W. T.
52
DENTISTS,
Estile & Co.
100
Harroun & Eyans
100
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
Hitchcock & Wilder.
56
DRUGGISTS,
Dooley & Brother,
48
Miner D. H. & Co 66
Peck & Ross,.
104
DYE HOUSE,
Ralphs Henry
50
EAVE TROUGH,
Woodruff C. D.
40
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS,
Read Joel .
100
Wonders E.
48
GROCERIES, &c.,
Bishop & Co ...
58
Rogers & Lyman
40
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.,
Roff & Co.
64
Stevens, Nichols & Co.
36
HARNESS, TRUNKS, &c.,
Bunert A. & Co ..
43
INSURANCE,
Ætna Ins. Co., of Hartford, Conn ...
8
LEATHER, FINDINGS, &c.,
Chapman L. & Co. ...
58
LUMBER,
Hall, Smith & Co. 100
Walbridge & Bro ..
54
MARBLE WORKERS,
Clarke & Dolan.
64
Van Antwerp E ..
104
PAPER HANGINGS,
Anderson & Fuller.
4
PHOTOGRAPHIST,
Rudolph R. & Co.
60
Tooker T. D ..
54
PORTRAIT PAINTER,
Machen W. H.
60
PRINTING,
Toledo Daily Blade.
46
Toledo Demokrat,.
42
Toledo Weekly Express.
38
Toledo Herald and Times.
44
PUBLISHERS,
Anderson & Fuller
000
SOAP, CANDLE & POTASH MANUF.,
Hoffman John.
52
STATIONERY,
Anderson & Fuller.
62
STEAM ENGINES.
Toledo Novelty Works.
102
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Buck C. H
34
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
Bronson C ... .
40
Holzwarth J. G.
98
Klotz J. C. .
104
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
Cross R. A . .
36
Love James,
58
WINES, LIQUORS, &c.,
O'Brien & Poe.
98
ERRORS, OMISSIONS, &c.
ETNA INSURANCE CO. Å C. W. Moulton, Agent, 131 Summit street.
Burton & Hubbard, (Marshall B. & L. F. H.) commission mer- chants, Water nr. foot Madison Burton Marshall, (B. & Hubbard,) Water, nr. foot Madison HOAG & WALBRIDGE,
(T. H. Hoag & Henry E. Walbridge,) Commission Mer- chants, Water, foot Madison
Hubbard L. F., (Burton & H.,) h 445 Huron KIDMORE L. M. & CO. S (L. M. S., Ira Davis & Ira David,) Lumber Dealers, s w c Washington and St. Clair.
(Received too late for insertion in regular department.)
TOLEDO ACADEMY OF NATURAL HISTORY.
Organized February 1st, 1860. Meets on the first and second Wednesday of each month, at the Toledo Dispensary, in the Blade Building, Summit street.
J. B. Trembley, M. D., President.
W. C. Earl, - Vice Presidents. E. Walker,
E. W. Koch. Recording Secretary,
J. B. Trembley, Corresponding Secretary. Jos. H. Campbell, Treasurer. Thos. Bonstone, Librarian.
C. H. Allen,
W. H. Machen, Curators. Benj. Wilson,
Officers elected annually.
ÆTNA
HORMIGODOSI
HARTFORD, CONN.
CASH CAPITAL, (Absolute and Unimpaired,)
$1,5 0
00. Surplus, (JAN'Y, '60,) $694,100,02.
LOSSES PAID DURING 41 YEARS, Over Thirteen Million Dollars !
Fire and Inland Navigation Risks,
Accepted upon as favorable terms as consistent with Solvency and Fair Profit.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
Insurance of Dwellings for Terms of One to Five Years.
APPLICATIONS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, BY
CHARLES W. MOULTON, Agent, No. 131 SUMMIT ST., TOLEDO, O.
CITY GUIDE.
STREET DIRECTORY.
Acacia Alley, between Woodward Avenue and Adams, from Putnam to Warren.
Adams, first east of Madison street, from River north-west to Woodruff Avenue.
Allen, first west of Cherry, from Sheppard street north to Cherry.
Ash, first east of Buffalo street, from Summit street north-west to Canal.
Bay, continuation of Ash street, from Summit street south-east to River.
Beacon, south of Indiana Road, from Cherry street west to Franklin Avenue.
Beech, first west of Orange, from Superior north-west to Canal. Bloomfield, first east of Sumner street, runs north.
Broadway Avenue, from Ottowa street, near Oliver House, south-west to City Line, thence to Maumee City.
Buckeye, first east of Ash street, from Summit street north- west to Canal.
Buffalo, first south-west of Ash, from River north-west to Canal.
Bush, first east of Magnolia, from Summit street north-west to Canal.
Canal, south-west of Harrison street, from Railroad Avenue north-west to Mill street.
Canal Avenue, first avenue south of Canal, south-west from Railroad Avenue to Western Avenue.
Carroll, east of Maumee Avenue, from Segur Avenue north to Railroad.
Catalpa Alley, north of Adams from Warren to Franklin Aver nue.
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STREET DIRECTORY.
Cedar, east of Lagrange street from Summit street south-east to River.
Cherry, west of Walnut from Water street north-west to City Line, thence to Collingwood Village.
Cherry, from Front street south to South Line of Yondota Plat. Chestnut, east of Elm from River north-west to Canal.
Church, south of Woodville street from Oak street east.
Clark, west of Oak street from Fassett street north to C. & T. Railroad
Clayton, north-east of Williams street from Morris street north- west to Swan Creek.
Collingwood Avenue, from Dorr street north to Indiana Road. Cornus Alley, between 18th and Warren streets, from Magnolia to LaBuram alley.
Crane Lane, between Erie and Ontario streets from Orange to Magnolia.
Cushing, north-east of Clayton street from Broadway north-west to Whittlesey street.
Cypress Alley, between Woodruff Avenue and Irving street from Fulton to Warren streets.
Depot, south of St. Clair street from Lafayette street north-east to Washington street.
Division, south of St. Clair street from Lafayette street south- west to Swan Creek
Division, west of Wyandot street from Nebraska Avenue south to Swan Creek
Dorr, north of Wisconsin street from Washington street west to City Line.
Dove Lane, between Ontario and Michigan, from Orange to Magnolia.
Eagle Lane, between Superior and Huron from Orange to Magnolia.
Eighth, east of 7th.
Eighteenth, north-west of 17th street from Washington street north-east to Adams street.
Eleventh, north-west of 10th street from Nebraska Avenue north and north-east to Oak street and west from Cherry street north-east to Canal
Elm, north-east of Lagrange street, from River north-west across Canal
Elm, south-west of Cherry from 2d to 5th
Erie, north-west of Huron street from Swan Creek north-east to City Line.
Fassett, south of Wilmot, on south line of city, from River east to Woodville street.
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STREET DIRECTORY.
Field Avenue, east of Canal Avenue from Railroad Avenue south to Western Avenue
Fifteenth, north of 14th street from Washington north-east to Adams and from Cherry north-east to Walnut.
Fifth, south-east of 4th from Elm north-east.
First, south-east of Front from Oak to Lagrange.
Fitch, west of Wakeman street from Woodruff Avenue north to Indiana Road.
Floyd, north of Irving street from Putnam street west to Ful- ton street.
Fourteenth, north of 13th street from Washington street north- east to Adams street and from Cherry north-east to Locust street.
Fourth, south-east of 3d.
Forrer, south of Railroad street from Lafayette street west to City Line.
Franklin Avenue, on east line of Hunt and Hill's addition from Adams street north to Indiana Road.
Front, south-east of River from Oak to Lagrange.
Fulton, west of Putnam street from Woodruff Avenue north to Indiana Road.
Grape Alley, between Floyd and Prescott streets from Fulton street to Hazel alley.
Hall, from Ottowa street west to Morris street.
Hamilton, south of Tecumseh street from Canal west.
Harriet, west of Division street from Hamilton street north to Nebraska Avenue.
Harrison, west of Logan street from Railroad Avenue north- west to Mill street.
Hawley, east of Woodward Avenue from South street north to Nebraska Aveuue.
Hazel Alley, between Putnam and Fulton from Irving to Pres- cott street.
Hewey, east of Horace street, from Woodruff Avenue north to Indiana Road.
Horace, east of Franklin Avenue from Woodruff Avenue north to Indiana Road.
Horton, east of Collingwood Avenue from Woodruff Avenue north to Indiana Road.
Hunt, north of Erie street from Williams street north-east to Nebraska Avenue.
Huron, north-west of Superior street from Nebraska Avenue north-east to Ash street.
Illinois south of Indiana Avenue from Washington street west to 15th street.
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STREET DIRECTORY.
Indiana Road, west of Cherry street from Cherry street west to City Line.
Indiana Avenue, south of Washington street from Washington street west to City Line.
Irving, north of Woodruff Avenue from Franklin Avenue west to Fulton street.
Jefferson, north-east of Monroe street from River north-west to 20th street.
Jervis, south of Segur Avenue from Sumner street east to Bloom- field street.
John, south of State street from Union street east to Canal.
Knapp, west of Williams street from Wade street north to Swan Creek.
Kraus, south of Nebraska Avenue from Erie street west to Canal.
Laburnam alley, south of Adams street from 17th to Linden alley.
Lafayette,, south-west of Washington street from Swan Creek north-west to 11th street.
Lagrange, north-east of Locust street from River north-west to City Line thence to Dundee, Mich.
Lagrange, north-east of Cherry from River south.
Larch Alley, between Warren and Putnam from Laburnam to Magnolia alley.
Laurel, north-east of Chestnut street from Summit street south- east to River.
Laurel alley, between Warren street and Franklin Avenue from Prescott to Catalpa alley.
Lawrence, west of Maumee Avenue from Western Avenue north to Railroad Avenue.
Leonard, north-east of Woodville street.
Linden, west of Lawrence street from Western Avenue north to Segur Avenue.
Linden alley, west of Putnam from Laburnam to Magnolia alleys.
Locust, north-east of Walnut street from Water street north to 14th street.
Logan, east of Harrison street from Railroad Avenue north to Vinton street.
Lucas, north of Vance street from Erie street west to 15th street.
Lynn, south-west of Cherry street from Summit south-east to Water street.
Madison, north-east of Jefferson street from Water street north- west to 21st street.
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STREET DIRECTORY.
Magnolia, north-east of Mulberry from River north-west to Canal.
Magnolia alley, north of Madison from 17th street to Linden alley.
Maiden Lane, west of Canal from Sheppard to State streets. Maple, north-east of Beech street from Orange street north- west to Canal.
Marion, east of Wasaon from Western Avenue north to Rail- road Avenue.
Maumee Avenue, first Avenue east of Field Avenue from Rail- road Avenue south to South street.
Miami, west of Yondota street from Fassett north to C. & T. Railroad.
Michigan, north-west of Ontario street from Lafayette street north-east to City Line.
Mill, north of Vinton street from Canal street north-east to To- ledo side cut Canal.
Missouri, north of Indiana Avenue from Washington street west to 15th street.
Monroe, north-east of Washington street from River North 60° west to City Line thence on same course to Sylvania.
Morris, west of Ottawa street from Broadway south to Railroad. Mulberry, north-east of Chestnut from River north-west to Ca- nal.
Myrtle alley, between Prescott street and Indiana Road from Fulton street to Franklin Avenue.
Nebraska Avenue, first south of Wabash street from Erie street west to City Line.
Newton, east of Logan street from Wade street north to Canal. Nineteenth, north of 18th street from Washington street north- east to Madison street.
North, north of Beacon street from Union street east to Allen street.
Oak, north-east of Adams street from Water street north-west to Sheppard.
Oak, on west line of Yondota Plat from Front street south to Fassett street.
Ohio, north-west of Whittlesey street from Railroad Avenue north-east to Toledo side cut Canal.
Olive, north-east, of Elm from Summit street to River.
Oliver, north-west of Broadway from Railroad Avenue north- east to Swan Creek.
Ontario, north-west of Erie street from Lafayette street north- east to City Line.
Orange, south-west of Cherry street from Summit street north- west to Canal.
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STREET DIRECTORY.
Ostrich Lane, between Summit and Superior from Orange to Magnolia.
Ottawa, east of Morris street from mouth of Swan Creek south to Railroad.
Pawlonia alley, south of Madison from 18th to 21st street.
Perry, north-east of Washington Street from Summit street north-west to St. Clair street.
Pine, north-east of Locust street from Summit to Water.
Plum alley, between Floyd and Irving from Fulton street to Hazel alley.
Prescott, south of Indiana Road from Franklin Avenue west to Fulton street.
Railroad, south of Indiana Avenue from head of Lafayette street west to Indiana Avenue.
Railroad Avenue, north side of M. S. & N. I. R. R. from Wade street west to Canal.
St. Clair, north-west of Summit street from Swan Creek north- east to Cherry street.
Scott, south of Beacon from Union street east to Cherry street. Second, south-east of 1st from Elm north-east.
Segur Avenue, first south of Railroad Avenue from Bloomfield street west to Canal Avenue.
Seventh, south-east of 6th
Seventeenth, north of 16th street from Washington to Adams.
Sheppard, south of Smith street from Union east to Maiden Lane.
Short, north of Nebraska Avenue from Erie street south to Swan Creek.
Sixth, south-east of 5th.
Sixteenth, north-west of 15th street from Washington to Adams and from Cherry to City Cemetery.
Smith, south of John from Union east to Canal.
South, south of Western Avenue from west City Line east to River.
Spruce, north- east of Mulberry street from Summit street south- east to River.
Stanton, south-west of Canal street from Railroad Avenue north- west to Canal.
State, south of Woodruff Avenue from Union street east to Maiden Lane.
Stickney Avenue, north of Bush street from Summit street north- west to Canal.
Sumner, east of Maumee Avenue from South street north to Railroad Avenue.
Summit, north-west of Water street from mouth of Swan Creek north-east to City Line.
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STREET DIRECTORY.
Superior, north-west of St. Clair from Swan Creek north-east to City Line, thence to Manhattan.
Susan, south of Indiana Road from Collingwood Avenue east to Territorial Road.
Swan, west of Canal from Western Avenue north.
Swan, south-east of St. Clair street from Washington north-east to Perry.
Swan Lane, between Huron and Erie from Orange to Magnolia. Sycamore, north-east of Walnut street from Summit street south-east to River.
Tecumseh, south of Nebraska Avenue from Canal west.
Tenth, north-west of Michigan from Washington north-east to Sheppard and from Locust north-east to Buffalo.
Territorial Road, north of Indiana Road, from Indiana Road north to City Line.
Third, south-east of 2d from Oak north-east.
Thirteenth, north-west of 12th from Washington north-east to Oak, Adams, from Cherry north-east to Lagrange.
Toledo and Pt. Clinton Road, from River south-east to City Line, thence to Port Clinton.
Twelfth, north-west of 11th from Washington north-east to Oak and from Cherry north-east to Elm.
Twentieth, north-west of 19th from Washington to Madison. Twenty first, north-west of 20th from Washington to Madison. Twenty- Second, north-west of 21st from Washington to Mon- roe.
Twenty-Third, north-west of 22nd from Washington to Mon- roe.
Umon, west of Allen from Sheppard north to Indiana Road.
Utah, east of Yondota from Fassett street north to C. & T. Railroad.
Vance, north of Nebraska Avenue from Erie west.
Vine, north-east of Cherry from Summit to Water.
Vinton, north-west of Ohio street from Railroad Avenue north- east to Toledo side cut Canal.
Wabash, north of Nebraska Avenue from Erie west to 15th.
Wade, south-east of Broadway from Railroad Avenue north-east to Morris street.
Wakeman, west of Union from Woodruff Avenue north to Indi- ana Road.
Walnut, north-east of Cherry from Water north-west to 16th street.
Walnut, east of Cherry from Front street south-east.
Wasaon, west of Marion from Western Avenue north to Segur Avenue.
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BOUNDARIES OF WARDS.
Washington, south-west of Monroe street from Swan Creek north-west to 22d street.
Water, south-east of Summit street from Monroe north-east to Lagrange.
Western Avenue, first south of Segur Avenue from Maumee River west to City Line.
Whittlesey, north-west of Oliver House from head of St. Clair south-west to Railroad Avenue.
Williams, south-west of Clayton from Swan Creek south-east to Railroad.
Williams, north of Swan Creek from Canal East to Swan Creek.
Williams, south of Church from Oak street east.
Wilmot, north of Fassett from Oak west to River.
Wisconsin, south of Dorr from Washington west.
Woodruff Avenue, north of Adams street from Cherry street west to Collingwood Avenue.
Woodville, north of Church from River south-east to City Line, thence south-east to Woodville.
Woodward Avenue, near west Line of City from M. S. & N. I. R. R. south to Wabash and Erie Canal.
Wyandot, east of Division from Nebraska Avenue south to Hamilton street.
Yondota, east of Miami from Fassett north to C. & T. R. R.
BOUNDARIES OF WARDS.
FIRST WARD .- Comprises all territory north of the Riv to Corporation Line, lying between Locust street and Manha tan Line.
SECOND WARD .- Comprises all territory north of th River to Corporation Line, between Oak and Locust streets.
THIRD WARD .- Comprises all territory north of the River to Corporation Line, between Washington street and Indiana Avenue and Oak street.
FOURTH WARD .- Comprises all territory north of the River and south-west of Indiana Avenue and Washington street.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Municipal Election first Monday in April.
MAYOR.
Alex. Bruce Brownlee. Office, Wheeler's Block, Monroe st. MARSHAL. John W. Beecher.
CITY CLERK. Henry Merrill. Office in Council Room, west side of Adams between Summit and St. Clair.
TREASURER.
Christian Woehler.
SOLICITOR.
George R. Haynes.
ENGINEER.
E. D. Mason.
STEEET COMMISSIONER.
Edw. McLeary.
HARBOR MASTER.
Edw. McLeary.
POOR MASTER.
Edw. McLeary.
ASSESSORS.
Vacant, 1st Ward.
Ernest Kibbe,
2d 6
Horace Thatcher, 3d 66
Michael M. Goulden, 4th 66
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DRAYS, HACKS AND OMNIBUSES.
CARTMEN AND DRAYMEN'S RATES.
The prices to be charged by cartmen for the carriage of goods, wares, merchandise or other things, when the distance is not more than one mile, shall not exceed the following sums, to-wit :
For each and every hogshead of molasses, $0.25
For each and every hogshead of sugar, 20
For each and every pipe of wines or sugars, 20
For each and every tierce of molasses over sixty and less than ninety gallons, 20
For each and every cask of sugar weighing 500 lbs., and less than 800 lbs., 15
For each and every cask of molasses or liquor, con-
taining over 30 and less than 60 gallons, 1 cask, 15
For every additional cask of same dimensions, 05
For each and every load of household furniture, and housing the same, 30
For each and every load of dirt and filth, 15
For every load of baggage, 25
For every load of goods, wares and merchandise, 25
Every load of lumber, flour, produce or other articles not enumerated in the above, 15
Every load when the distance exceeds one mile, not to exceed double the above rates.
HACK AND OMNIBUS RATES.
The prices which may be charged by the owners or drivers of hackney coaches, cabs, or other carriages, are as follows :
1st. For carrying a passenger for any distance not exceeding one mile, 25 cents, and for any additional passenger, 15 cents.
2nd. For carrying one passenger any distance over one mile, and not exceeding two miles, 50 cents, and for every additional passenger, 25 cents.
3rd. For carrying one passenger over two miles, and not exceeding three miles, 65 cents, and for every additional pas- senger, 35 cents.
4th. All ordinary baggage not exceeding 60 lbs. in weight for each passenger, shall be carried free from cost or charge, and all baggage over that weight, shall be paid for at the rates estab- lished for the regulation of cartmen and porters.
If any cartman, truckman, or driver of any hackney coach, cab, or other vehicle, shall ask, demand, take or extort any greater charge than is herein established, or shall be guilty of embezzlement or deceit in the execution of his duty, he shall forfeit the penalty of five dollars for each and every offense.
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
BOARD OF EDUCATION, APRIL, 1860.
Charles W. Hill, President.
Jerome B. Trembley, Secretary. James Myers, Treasurer. Dennison Steele, Alonzo Rogers, Harry Chase.
CORPS OF INSTRUCTION IN THE TOLEDO PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Moses T. Brown, Superintendent. W. A. C. Converse, Principal, High School.
Miss Caroline Eaton, Assistant
" Sarah F. Marshall, 66
66 Olive A. Parmalee, " 66
A. B. West, Principal, Grammar School. Miss Cora L. Nelson, Assistant,
" N. C. Kellogg, 66
" A. E. Wright, 66
Edward W. Koch, Teacher of German. C. S. Crossman, Vocal Music.
Mrs. Augusta Richmond, Unclassified.
SECONDARY SCHOOLS.
Miss Julia A. Lull, Principal, La Grange st.
" Celia Bengough, Assistant, 66
" Delia Curtis, 66
" Louisa Fairchild, Superior st.
" Helen M. Mills, Illinois st.
" Charlotte Kennedy, 66
66 Mary Perrin, Whittlesey st.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
Miss Anna Titus, La Grange st.
" Eliza Bengough, 66
Lucy Stevens,
66 Maria Smith, 66
Clarissa Fairchild, Superior st.
66 Charlotte Forsyth, Illinois st.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Miss Sarah C. Eldridge, Illinois st.
Eugenia Perrin, Whittlesey st.
" Ada F. Orcott, 66
YONDOTA DIVISION.
Miss Ada L. Hunter, Primary and Secondary.
COLORED SCHOOL.
Griffin.
Central High School-Situated on north side of Michigan, between Adams and Madison. W. A. C. Converse, Principal.
First Ward School-Situated on east side Lagrange, between Erie and Ontario. Miss Julia A. Lull, Principal.
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