Williams' Cincinnati (Hamilton County, Ohio) city directory, 1859, Part 1

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1859


WII LIAMS' CINCINNATI


HALL


DIRECTORI.


THE LIBRARY OF THE VNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS


PURCHASED FROM MR.H.A.RATTERMANN OF CINCINNATI IN 1915


917.7/78 C491 1859


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NEW MASONIC TEMPLE.


MAWSON


WILLIAMS'


CINCINNATI DIRECTORY,


CITY GUIDE AND BUSINESS MIRROR,


FOR THE YEAR 1859.


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NINTH ANNUAL ISSUE.


CINCINNATI: PUBLISHED BY C. S. WILLIAMS, No. 194 WALNUT STREET.


Wrightson & Co., Printers. 167 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.


Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1859, by C. S. WILLIAMS, In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States, for the Southern District of Ohio.


917,7178 C491 1859


PREFACE.


THE substantial growth of Cincinnati, is indicated by the Annual increase of names and business matter in its City Directory. The present issue, the ninth volume of the series, will be found to contain about ten per cent. more . names, while the Business Mirror reflects a corresponding addition of firms in every branch of Mercantile, Manu- facturing and Professional pursuits.


While the depression of business at the time of our last issue caused a curtailment of our subscription list, it is gratifying to us to state and will doubtless please all others interested, to learn that the present volume will go into the hands of a much greater number of subscribers than any that has preceded it, another evidence of the elasticity of our business men and of the revival of trade and commerce.


In this number our regular subscribers will notice several valuable improvements in matter and arrangement, and we take pleasure in presenting them with a new and carefully executed Map of Cincinnati and its growing suburbs, including our sister cities of Covington and Newport and the village of Jamestown, all of which are essentially part and parcel of Cincinnati. This map was drawn by Messrs. Gilbert & Hickenlooper expressly for the City Directory, and will be found to be the most complete and perfect yet issued.


This volume contains also a revised list of the Post Offices in the State of Ohio, a feature that has given great satisfaction. We propose in subsequent issues to give an accurate list of the Post Offices of the Union, arranged by States and Counties, care- fully revised up to the date of publication.


While thanking our subscribers for their increased liberality, we regret to be com- pelled to add a word or two of complaint. We regard it as exceeding strange that our business men, notwithstanding their proverbial tact and shrewdness will permit them- selves to be so frequently imposed upon by ephemeral and worthless publications, claiming to be " Business Directories," or what not, gotten up by adventurers without character or permanence and in no instance containing any information that may not be better procured in the pages of our annual issue. In every instance coming under our observation we find the matter of these pseudo Directories, to have been boldly filched from the results of our own labor, or at best with the most flimsy disguises to cover the source of the theft. We can substantiate the assertion that in no instance since 1846 has the entire city been canvassed for information of this kind except by the publishers of this work.


A word about complaints and borrowers. With every succeeding issue we approxi- mate more nearly to perfectness in our enumeration of names and localities, but that errors and omissions should not occasionally occur is beyond human control ; yet we find at least ninety per cent. of complaints originate in the carelessness or ignorance of com- plainants. It must be recollected that the orthography of names is almost as various as names themselves-that for instance when we look for Pearce, we must not expect to find it among the Pierce's, or the Peirce's.


BORROWERS cause us a great deal of trouble and sometimes loss. Every business man needs a Directory, but the proportion of subscribers to those who should be, is about one to ten ; the other ninety of the hundred obtain their information by annoying their paying neighbors. So great has this nuisance become, that some of our patrons have been compelled to discontinue their subscriptions to relieve themselves of the afflic- tion. Our regular subscribers can do much and will doubtless aid us to abate the evil.


We present the Cincinnati Directory for 1859 with the full belief that it is as good if not the very best work of the kind in the United States, and as it is a permanent pub- lication we intend to spare no effort or labor to make it still more worthy its position.


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CONTENTS.


Map of Cincinnati,


Frontispiece,


Preface,


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Alterations, Omissions, Remobals, &c.


Allen Isaac J., supt. pub. schools, s.s. 9th. b. Vine and Race ALLEN -,(A.B.Cleaveland & Allen,) 78 Broadway Ans Sophia. 112 Bremen Aydelotte Henry, clk. bds. Broadway Hotel


Barlow Joel J., clk., n.e.c. 5th and Raee Bascom Geo., 295 Longworth Bell Oliver. bds. 138 Longworth ENTLEY I. P.,


B Printer, 167 Walnut, bds. 259 Plum B ONTE A. P. C. & CO .. (A. P. C. B. & Chas. C. Kohl,) Gilt Frame and Moulding manu- facturers, 97 W. 3d


Brown J. M., agent for steam gauges, at M. Greenwood's


BURKAM Jos. H., (E. G. B. &. Co.) bds. Burnet House C YAMERON JOSEPH G., Dentist, office and res. 140 W. 6th


C C YARLSON EDWARD, Engraver & Book Binders Tool Cutter, 27 E. 4th, h. 82 E. Pearl e. of Broadway YAMPBELL. EIDSON & CO., (Jo- siah C., G. H. E. & W. C. Camp- bell.) Leather, Findings, Hides, Oil, &c., 211 Main C YOX JOSEPH R., Commission Merchant and Produce Dealer. 39 E. Front CAMPBELL Josiah, (C., Eidson & Co.) res. Eaton


CAMPBELL W. C., (C., Eidson & Co.) 211 Main


Carroll Jolin, shoe mkr., hds. 19 Abigail Dauby Joseph, grocer, 333 W. Row


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AVIDSON TYLER & CO., (T. D., Henry Probasco, Caleb P. Marsh & Jos. Kinsey.) Wholesale Hard- ware, 140 and 142 Main


EIDSON G. H., (Campbell, E. & Co.,) 211 Main


E LMERS' & FORKNER, (W. E., B. F. E. & J. F.) Iron Founders, Stove and Car Wheel Manuf., 660 and 602 W. 5th


Flattery Michael, Jab., 448 George Ensign Horton, foreman stove depart- ment, Eagle Iron Works, h. 51 Eliz- abeth


Focke Clemens, cooper. 694 Main


FOREMAN Wm. H., Van Dokkum & F.) 17 George


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ROELKING & MARMET, (Augus- tus F. & Otto M.) Hardware, 1623 W. Row


Frommeyer John F., grocer, 482 W. 3d FRY Isaac D., 149 Linn


FRY Geo D., (E. Jacobs & Co.,) 150 Linn OAS JOHN H.,


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G IBBONS & ADAMS, Cigars and To- bacco, removed from 150 Walnut to 38 Broadway AYNES, LEWIS & SPENCER,(Ira H., Chas. R. L. & W. F. Spencer.) Notions and White Goods, 136 Wal- nut


Haynes Wm., bds. 138 Longworth


Hudson Peter, lab., 56 Hunt


Huntington & Feich, (J. R. H. & E. S. F .. ) carriage manuf's, Elm, bet. 4th and 5th


Hufrogel Lawrence, tailor, 75 Peete


Imwalle Geo., blk. smith, wks. s.w.c. Lock and 5th


Iungbleith Wm .. plasterer, 30 Buckeye Jaeger Mrs. Christine, 519 Sycamore Jaeger Miss Hermine, 519 Sycamore Johnson Julia D., cor. Court & Mound Jones Hannah Febiger, 286 W. 4th TONES & WINTER, Gold and Silver Platers, n.e.c. George and W. Row Jones Miss Emily, bds. 241 Kemble Keenan Nicholas, grocer, 169 Richmond


Kiersted P. R., (K. & Hoffman,) 89 E Front


Kiersted & Hoffman, (P. R. K. & Louis H .. ) copper smiths, 89 E. Front Klosterman H., clh., 489 Main Knapp Mrs., 74 Abigail


Kreyenhagen Wm., marble mason, 460 W. 6th, h. 17 Linn


L YND STAUGHTON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public, 4 Trust Co. Building, h. 348 Race


McGroarty P., atty. at law, 264 W. 9th, w. of W. Row Mann & Co., composition roofers, 146 Plum


Marsh & Shaw, (Geo. A. M. & Henry S.) com. mer., 31 Walnut


Mooney J. B., Machinist, 600 W. 5th OORE ROBERT, Commission Mer- chant, Pig and Bloom Iron, Cot- ton, &c., 49 Walnut


TOORES WM. B. & SON, (W. B. M. & J. C. M.) Dealers in Lime, Cement Plaster, White Sand, &c., 265 Plum


NEWHOFF Joseph, (Frank, Newhoff & Co.)


Rairden C., lab., Phoebe b. W. Row and Plum


Rairden Jeremiah, lab., Phoebe, b. W. Row and Pium Rairden Owen, lab., Phoebe, b. W. Row and Plnm


Ronnebaum H., clk., 127 Poplar Satterlee Mrs. Eliza, 359 Elm


SMITH JAMES H., Dining Saloon, 201 Vine


SMITH THOMAS KILBY, Attorney at Law, Clerk's office Court House, h. 294 W. Court Sutton John, property man Pike's Opera House, bds. 138 Longworth WILSON REV. WM., D,D., L.L.D., 258 W. 9th, b. John and W. Row


M. W. DAY, JR. fire and Life Insurance Agency.


EDMUND A. TRUAX.


DAY & TRUAX, No. 1, second floor Carlisle Building, Southwest cor. 4th and Walnut Sts., CINCINNATI, OHIO.


AGENTS:


Arctic Fire Insurance Company, - Brevoort Fire Insurance Company, Mercantile Fire Insurance Company, - The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company,


New York City.


Newark, N. J.


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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.


FULL COMPLIANCE MADE WITH STATE LAWS.


DEVOTED TO


INSU ANGE EXCLUSIVELY.


(CHARTER PERPETUAL.)


DIRECTORS.


DIRECTORS.


GEO. W. MOORE, C. M. BEACH,


W. D. SHIPMAN.


E. T. SMITH,


N. M. WATERMAN,


HARTFORD


L. STOCKBRIDGE,


D. P. CROSBY,


CONN.JuhlHt)


MARSHALL JEWELL.


H. R. HILLS, DAN. H. ARNOLD, N. York, EZRA WHITE, 66 HARVEY JEWELL, Boston.


HENRY KELLOGG,


SIMEON L. LOOMIS,


Secretary. President.


BRANCH OFFICE


FOR THE WESTERN, NORTH WESTERN AND SOUTH WESTERN STATES. Nos. 31 and 33 West Third Street, opposite Masonic Temple, CINCINNATI, - GENERAL AGENT.


M. MAGILL, -


The Phoenix Insurance Company has a CASH CAPITAL of TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, with a large and constantly increasing surplus, invested in the very best stocks and securities the country affords. The Capital is SOUND and AVAILABLE, and not in any way hypothecated as collateral to any outstanding obligations. In regard to the prompt adjust- ment and payment of losses, no company stands higher, or has a better reputation than the "PHOENIX," and it shall ever be our aim to maintain the reputation which, by honorable transactions and fair dealings, we have obtained.


LOSSES HONORABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID.


Insurance against Loss or Damage by Fire can be effected with this Popular Corporation upon nearly Every Description of Property, by application being made to any duly authorized Agent of the Company, who may be found in nearly every City and Town of the


United States and Territories.


M. HOLLINGSHEAD, Agent, CINCINNATI. Office, 33 West Third Street.


FRED. WISE, Agent,


COVINGTON, KY.


Office, Scott Street one door South of Third Street.


S. L. LOOMIS,


CHESTER ADAMS, ERASTUS SMITH, JNO. A. BUTLER,


PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY


WILLIAMS'


CINCINNATI DIRECTORY.


FOR 1859.


acct., stands for. . accountant.


al., .. alley or allopathic.


atty.,. . . attorney.


b.,. .. between,


bds., .. boards.


b. h.,. .boarding house.


b. k.,. .book keeper.


bk., .. .book or brick.


bar. k., .bar keeper.


bldg.,. .building.


bldr. . .. builder.


bo.,. .botanic.


c.,. .corner.


cab. mkr.,. · cabinet maker


carp., · · carpenter.


cig ... .. cigar.


mach.,


. machinist.


wks., .. .. works.


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Abarla C., moulder, at Chamberlain & Co's, h. w.s. Broadway nr. Hunt Abba B., rear 572 E. Front


Abba Miss Barbara, rear 572 E. Front Abba Frank, lab., 572 E. Front


Abba Joseph, engineer. rear 572 E. Front Abba Mrs. Rose, rear 572 E. Front Abbertt John C., dry goods, s.w.c. Bay- miller and Richmond Abbott Carver M., b.k., at Wm. Hart & Co.'s, res. Covington Abbott James, wks. 95 W. 2d Abbott James, painter, bds. 49 Race Abbott Wm., cooper, 259 Cutter Abel Miss A., teacher, 507 W. 8th Abel August, tailor, rear 580 E. Front Abel F., (F. A. & Co.) 458 W. 3d Abel F. & Co., (F. A. & H. Hakman,) coal dealers, c. Park and W. W. Ca- nal


Abel Geo .. tailor, e.s. Clarkson b. Bank and W. Row


Abel Henry, grocer, n.s. 6th b. Harriet and Horn


Abel Henry, lab. 286 W. Liberty Abel John, painter, wks. at Hall, Carroll & Co.'s


Abel John, barber, 68 Findlay


Abel Justus, blk. smith, 290 Hamilton Road


Abel Mrs. M., 586 E. Front


Abel Michael, hat store, 242 W. 5th


Abel Peter, painter, wks. Hall, Carroll & Co.'s


Abel Theresa, nurse, Broadway Hotel Abel Wm. J., bk. binder, wks. 43 Main, h. 337 W. 6th


Abeling Frank, boot mkr., s.e.c. Walnut and Water, h. 50 Race


Abeling Hy., boot mkr., 25 Commerce Abenstetter Michael, butcher, 987 W. Row


ABER Jacob S., (Wm. H. Comstock & Co.) res. Linn, Mass Aberding P., tinner, 1048 W. Row BERNETHY R. P., Chair Maker, 215 W. 5th, h. 138 Clark


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Abernethy Wm., carp., wks. e. s. Ham- mond, b. 3d and 4th


Abernethy Wm. J , clk., s.w.c. 2d and Broadway, h. 431 W. 4th


Abert Frank, tinner, bds. 70 Laurel


Abinger Godfrey, cooper, 449 Linn


Abling Henry, shoe mkr., over 25 Com- merce


Abraham Abraham, loan office, 148 Vine, h. 106 Park


Abraham David, peddler, n.w.c. Vine and 14th


BRAHAM JOSEPH,


A Attorney at Law, 19 Bank Bldgs., n.w.c. 3d and Main,h. 145 Smith Abraham L., bds. over 3 E. 5th


Abraham Lewis, b.k., 56 Main, bds. 311 w. 6th


Abram David, 326 Elm


Abram Mark, tailor, 100 W. Front


Abrams E., wks. 144 Elm


Abriss John, lab., 76 Mohawk


Abris Joseph, butcker, wks. 87 W. Lib- erty


Acbach Chas., basket mkr., w.s. Wes. Avenue, b. Harrison Road and Bank


Acers Henry, shoe mkr., 114 Clinton, h. 674 W. Row


Achbarner C., cooper, 667 Vine


Achew Henry, cook, 214 Walnut Achy Emanuel, vitriol mkr., 62 Bank. Ackemeyer John, stereotyper, bds. e.s. Freeman b. York and Dayton


Acken Mrs. B., over 87 Martin


Ackenlaub Geo., eng., wks s.w.c. E. Pearl and Kilgour Acker E., finisher, s.e.c. Elm and Wade Acker Valentine, carpet weaver, 24 15th


A CKERLAND ABRAHAM, Whole- sale Clothier and Dealer in Cloths and Cassimeres, 66 W. Pearl, h. 160 Sycamore


Ackermann George, chair mkr., h. 100 Richmond [Road


Ackermann George, moulder, 142 Ham. Ackerman Geo., lab., 357 Ham. Road Ackerman John, cigar mkr.,s.w.c. Frank- lin and Sycamore


Ackerman Theodore, pewter worker, 33 Rittenhouse


Ackermann Peter, wks 63 Ham. Road Ackhof Henry, lab., 61 Kossuth Ackison Wm-, hostler, McAllister al. b. 4th and 5th


Ackland Abel, s.e.c. Sycamore and 5th


Ackley Abraham, saddler, n.e.c. 5th and Walnut, bds. 72 Rittenhouse


Ackley Hezekiah, bds. 62 W. 9th W. of W. Row


Ackley Wm., stone cutter, 156 Cutter Ackley W. E., exchange office, 39 E. 3d, h. 365 W. 6th


ACTON Clement J., (A. & Woodnut,) 342 W. 7th CTON & WOODNUT, (Clement J.A. & Thos. W.) Wh. Dry Gooda, 103 W. Pearl


Adae -, shoemaker, bds. 83 Sycamore Adae Carl A., teller, s.w.c. 3d and Main, res. nr. Cumminsville


ADAE Chas. F., (C. F. A. & Co .. ) res. Adae's Woods, nr. Cumminsville


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DAE. C. F. & CO., (Chas. F. A & Adolphus Sienecke,) German Sav- ings Institution, s.w.c. 3d & Main (Trust Co. Bldg.)


Adae Otto M., b.k., s.w.c. 3d and Main, res. nr. Cumminsville


Adam Alex., lab., wks. 25 W. 4th Adam Ambrose, tailor, 61 Clay Adam Geo., moulder, 61 Oliver


Adam Hy., shoe mkr., 175 Main, res. Newport


ABBREVIATIONS.


clk., stands for .... clerk.


com.,. ·commission.


con., .. continuation.


cof. h., · coffee house.


confec., · confectioner.


e.,. .. east.


ec., .. ·eclectic.


ex., ..


exchange.


eng., · engineer.


h., .. .house.


ham. road, .. hamilton road.


ho., .. .homoeopathic.


lab.,. .laborer.


w.,. .west.


manufac.,


manufactory or


wh., .. wholesale.


W. W., White Water.


manufacturer.


mer., stands for ... merchant.


m.,. .miaml. mkr., ... maker.


n.,. . north.


nr.,. · near.


not., · notary public. opp. .opposite.


ov., over.


prov., .. provision.


s., ... . south.


tp., .township.


u.,. . upper.


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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.


J. A. HENDERSON,


WHOLESALE DEALER IN


Bonnets, Ribbons, French Flowers,


TRIMMINGS, &C., &t.


A LARGE ASSORTMENT CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT No. 92 Fourth Street, SECOND DOOR FROM VINE, directly opposite the Post Office, GINGINNA


MARBLE


MARBLE


WM. BROOKFIELD & SON, Cor. Plum and Eighth Streets.


MONUMENES TOMBS & GRAVE STONES, Marble Mantles,


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STATUARY,


The trade supplied with Marble in the Block or Slab, or sawed to order.


WORKS


WORKS.


PAPER WAREHOUSE. Pollock & M'Call, -DEALERS IN-


BOOK & NEWS PRINTING PAPER.


-ALSO-


Gbery Description of Domestic Daper, Straw Boards, it., No. 232 Walnut St., bet. Fifth and Sixth.


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Adam I., paper box mkr., 19 W. 4th Adam Michael, cab. mkr .. 38 Elder


Adam Wm., tailor, w.s. Vine. c. Milk & Corporation line


Adams -, moulder, 52 Vine


Adams A., chair mkr., wks. 293 W. 2d Adams Alx., 17 New


Adams Alonzo, chair mkr., 92 Clinton


Adams A ., carp., 52 Milton


Adams A. T., clk., 43 Vine, res. Cov- ington


Adams Caroline, ov. 139 W. Front


Adams Chas. C., (Gibbons & A.,) bds. Gibson House


Adams Chas. F., printer, 159 George ADAMS Chris. T., (Howell Gano & Co.) h. 137 E. 5th


Adams Danl., stereotyper, 64 W. Court w. of W. Row


Adams David, clk., 211 Main, bds. Wal- nut St. House


Adams David. agt., bds. Indiana House Adams David, shoe mkr., 21 W. 6th Adams Miss E., 13 Race


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ADAMS Federal, (A. & Peckover,) 333 W. 4th [W. Row


Adams Harriet. Pugh Alley, b. John & Adams Hy., bds. Evans Hotel


Adams Isaiah, clk., bds. 28 Pleasant


Adams Ja nes, bds. Burnet House


Adams James, 331 Longworth


Adams John, carp., wks. 249 W. Front Adams John, cook, 13 Race


Adams John, moulder, wks. 59 Elm Adams John N., carp., 521 W. 3d Adams J. E., (Stoehr & A.) 666 W. Row Adams J. J., finisher, 331 Longworth Adams J. M., carp., 495 Sycamore


Adams Jos., clk .. bds. 73 Longworth Adams Jos., engineer, 107 Mound


Adams Lawrence, boot & shoe mkr., 222 Freeman


Adams Lewis, (M. C. A. & Co.,) res. Preble County


Adams M., 38 Elder


Adams M. C. & Co., (Martin C. A. & Lewis A.,) wh. groc., 209 Walnut Adams Martin C., (M. C. A. & Co.,) 28 Pleasant


Adams Mrs. Nancy, 50 Richmond Adams Nathaniel, teacher, 3 Gorman DAMS & PECKOVER,


A ( Federal A. & Jos. P.,) Ornamen- tal Pattern Mkrs. and Iron Work- ers. 333 W. 4th


Adams Peter, tanner, wks. 669 Elm


Adams Peter, tanner, 36 Elder


Adams Mrs. R., rear 209 W. Front Adams Robt. F., 14 Stone


Adams S. cof. h., 94 Broadway Adams Samuel, monlder, wks. 333 W. 4th


Adams Saml., moulder, bds. 227 W. Front


Adams Solomon, (IIughes, A. & Co.,) 73 Longworth


Adams Solomon, barber, s.s. 6th b. Broadway and Canal


Adams Sylvester, huckster, 54 Vine Adams Tery, packer, 11 W. 5th, bds. Henrie House


Adams T. J., student, 297 W. 6th Adams Valentine, moulder, 301 W. Lib- erty


Adams Wm,, Brighton Fire Co., 30 Bank Adams Wm. upholster, 279 W. Court, w. of W. Row


Adams Wm., turner, n.w.c. John and Laurel, h. 279 W. Court


Adams W. A., 117 Broadway Adams Wm. H., 331 Longworth Adams Wm. Q., b.k., 333 W, Front, h. 296 W. Front


A DAMS W. S., Pnb. and Propr. Sun- day Dispatch, 144 Vine, ods. 22 Mc- Farland. Adamson Robert, cooper 91 W. Front. Addelsdorfer Theodore, b.k. 84 W. Pearl, bds. 117 W. 8th. A DDERLEY W. H., Druggist and Apothecary, n.e.c. Mound & 6th.


Adderman Wm., lab., 132 Clinton.


Addis William, Regalia manufr. 48 W. 6th, res. nr. Cheviot.


Addison Cyrus, horse market, 26 E. 5th res. Madisonville.


Addy Mathew, b.k. Robt. Moore, h. 136 Longworth.


Ade Michael, tailor, wks. 657 Vine:


Ade Valentine, shoemkr., 38 E. 2d, bds. 85 Sycamore.


Adelsdorf D., b.k., bds. Gereon House. Adelstorfer Sigmund, b.k., 6 W. Pearl. Adenburg Ludwig, distiller, Brighton Road.


Ader Anthony, lab., 128 Clay.


Ader Anton, fruit store, 339 Walnut.


Ader Frank, huckster, 126 Clay.


Ader Jacob, grocery, 129 Clay.


Ader Wm., 171 Webb.


Adkins Emery. carp. Marine Railway Co , 17th Ward. [Front.


Adkins Henry, ship carp., 1220 East Adkins Levi, b.k., Marine railway and


Dry Dock co., bds. 1220 E. Front. Adkins Silas, ship carp., 1222 E. Front. DLER JULIUS.


A Billiard & Coffee Saloon, 109 W. 6th.


Adler Benj., clothes cleaner, 69 W. Front.


Adler Bernheit, pedlar, s.w. c. 7th and Walnut.


Adler Mrs. Christine, 549 Race.


Adler Davis, pawn broker, 195 Elm.


Adler Leonhard, turner, 585 Walnut.


Adler Saml , chair mkr .. 29 Vine. Adler W., clerk. 86 Main, boards 281 Walnut.


Adley Mrs. Sarah, 26 Betts.


Adleta M., coff. h., 580 W. Row.


Adley Miss Vallo A., bds. 26 Betts.


Aeky Emanuel, lab., Plum, bet. Findley & Ham. road.


Afsprung Hy., teamster, 460 Linn.


Afterheide, cab. mkr., Mitchell & Ram- melsburg.


Agan Constantine, dray. wks. s.s. 3d, b. Kilgour & Canal.


Agan Michael, 124 Linn.


Agan Mrs., h. s.e.c. Clark & Cutter.


Agbers Geo , monlder, 67 & 69 E. Front. Agernhust F., drayman, 14 Milton.


Agerman H., lab., over 41 Race.


Aggan Kate, 46 Plum.


Agin Lawrence, lab., n. s. Fulton Av., 17th Ward.


Agniel Camille, 78 Richmond.


Agnes, cab. mkr., wks. n.e.c. Front and Smith.


Agnew James, n.s. Front e. of Garrard, 17th Ward.


Agnew William, carp., n.s. Fulton av., 17th Ward.


Ahaus Joseph, Ramsey nr. W. Front. Ahef H., cab. mkr., wks 194 Pearl.


Ahern Owen, contractor, 31 W. 9th w. of W. Row.


Ahl Daniel, salesman, bds. 7th Vine.


Ahl W. J .. bds Walnut St. House.


Ahlborn Wm., shoe store, 499 John. Ahlensdorf Hermann Ch., shoe mkr. 666 Elm.


Ahler Benj. salesman, 112 Bremen. Aller Geo., shoe mkr., n.w.c. Bremen & 14th.


A HLERINC & BRUMMER, (Jno. F. A. & John B. B. ) Mer. Tailors, 244 Main and 39 Broadway. Ahlering Jno. F., (A, & Brummer,) 135 E. 3d.


Ahlers Bernard, lab., wks. w.s. W. Av., nr. Mill Creek.


Ahlers Chas., coff. h .. 69 W. Conrt. Ahlers & Co. (Conrad A. & Chris. Ren- zelman,) grocery. 25 E Liberty. Ahlers Conrad, (Ahlers & Co.,) 25 E. Liberty.


Ahlers Fred., grocer, 771 Vine. Ahlers Fred. porter, 25 E. Liberty. Ahlers Fred , tailor, 96 Logan. Ahlers Hy., stone cutter, 498 Race. Ahlers John, grocer, 679 Vine. Ahlers J. H., shoe mkr., 404 Sycamore. Ahls John, cooper, bds. s.e.c. 12th and Vine.


Ahr Conrad, paper store, 639 W. Row ..


Ahrans Jno. F., box mkr., 320 Main


AHRENFELDT Chas., (F. Schultz & Co.,) res. Paris


Ahrens August, lab., wks. 163 Hamilton road


AHRENS Chas. H. F., (Thayer, Aldrich & Co.,) res. New York.


Ahrens John G., stone yard, 341 Broad- way, h. s.e.c. Sycamore and Wood- ward


Ahrens Wm., porter, s.e.c 2d and Main Ahrns H., moulder, 92 Elm


Aigel Philip, rear 509 W. 8th


Aikelmann H., shoe mkr., 24 Milton


Aiken Chas., prof. music, 152 E. Liberty Aiken John, bk. layer, bds. 57 W. Court w. of W. Row


Aiken Wm., grocer, 57 W. Court, w. of W. Row


Aiken Wm. H., student, bds. 152 E. Li- berty


Ailser Mrs. S., 384 Vine


Aimee D., 489 Sycamore


Ainey Napoleon, carp., wks. 189 W. Ca- nal


Ainsworth H. H., hatter, wks. al. b. 8th & 9th, and Main & Sycamore Airly John, dray, 153 Buckeye


Airly Mrs. Margaret, 153 Buckeye


Akers Eliza, vest mkr, bds. 127 W. 5th Akin Geo. W., provision store, 42 Race


Akin Geo. W. grocer, 112 Water


Akin John J., prov. store, 42 Race


Akins Saml., n.e.c. Weeks and E. Front, 17th Ward


Akkart Frank, lab., 99 Baum


Akons John, lah,, 37 Gano


Albeck John, grocery, 135 Carr


Alberg W., butcher, 71 Providence


Albers C., lab., 30 Jackson


Albers Clemens, chair mkr., 604 Race


Albers Fred., porter 9 E. Canal, h. 94 Breman


Albers Geo. W., carver, 102 E. Pearl, e. of Lawrence


Albers Jackson, clk., n.e.c. Front and Elm


Albers John, cof. h., s.w.c. Plum & 2d Albers John, lab., 33 Buckeye


Albers John II., cof. h., 34 Abigail


Albers John J., carver, 102 E. Pearl, e. of Lawrence


Albers Joseph, tailor, bds. s.w.c. 5th & Smith


Albers Wm., al. phys. 102 E. Pearl, e. of Lawrence


Albershardt Hy., shoe mkr., 299 W. 6th Albert - cab. mkr., wks. Mitchell & Rammelsqurg


Albert Caspar, barber shop, 199 E. Front Albert Hy., pedlar, 31 Green


Albert Hy .. stone mason, 50 Webster Albert Jacob C., boat bidr., 149 High


Albert J., moulder, wks. n.e.c. Front & Lawrence


Albert John, cooper, 59 Bernard


Albert John, lab., 34 Mohawk


Albert Louis, cof. h., 554 Walnut


Albert Martin, brewer, 42 Dunlap


Albert Martin brewer, 721 Elm


Albert Paul, clk., 44 E. 6th




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