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WILLIAMS' Cincinnati Directory
CITY GUIDE AND
BUSINESS MIRROR; OR
CINCINNATI IN 1856
PUBLISHED BY C. S. WILLIAMS, Directory Office, 194 Walnut street-
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CINCINNATI, Ten Mi. Harrison, by G. H. Knight, Solicitor for Patents, 111 Min st.
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CONTENTS.
1856
PAGE.1
PAGE ..
Counting House Calendar,
2 General Information,. 242
Preface,
5 Post Office Directory,. 278
Alterations, Removals, Omissions, &c.,
Alphabetical Arrangement of Names,
Business Mirror,.
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J. W. GILBERT. J. JONES. I. A. OGBORN.
GILBERT, JONES & OGBORN,
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
HAMILTON & DAYTON . 2 D3POS, CINCINNATI, O. LE>>Particular attention paid to the purchase and sale of Flour and all kinds of Produce. ii- beral advances made on consigaments.
Pork Sacher and robision Bealer,
Vo. 310 Sycamore Street, Cincinnati.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER & PRODUCE MERCHART. No. 70 Lower Market St., north side, bet. Syo. & Broadway,
372462
Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year eighteen hundred snd fifty-sis. by C. S. WILLIAMS, In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States, for the Southern District of Ohio.
PRINTED BY T. WRIGHTSON & CO., 167 WALNUT ST.
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7 Street Directory, 292
9 Tudex to Advertisements,. 304
10 Index, 306
PREFACE.
In presenting another issue of the Directory, the publisher embraces the opportunity to express his thanks to that portion of the citizens, who are willing to, and do, in any de- gree, help to sustain it, which, while it includes every citizen who can honestly participate in the benefit which may be derived from its publication as a work of reference, does not, probably, amount to more than the tenth part of those of them who freely use it ; the ro- sidue without paying for its use, as they should honestly do, even if they wish it only occasionally as a convenience.
We have heretofore remarked that the general arrangement and utility of Directories were so fully understood, that very few if any prefatory remarks in that respect were re- quired, not so in regard to their support. In view of this, while in the compilation and publication of the Directory, we profess to have the public benefit particularly in view, it does not follow that we need entirely to lose sight of our own interest, consequently we write the proface particularly for that -- in other words, WE WRITE THE PREFACE FOR OUR - SELVES. A considerable portion of the preface to the 4th issue is still as applicable as ever --- weextract in part from it.
" For the last five years we have devoted nearly all our ti ne to the work of establishing a Directory for Cincinnati, determined not to abandon the undertaking until we could present one to the city, which would be surpassed by none other published ; and also one that would afford a profit to ourselves. This is our fourth publication, (the present is our sixth, ) and we send it forth, feeling confident that after a. careful comparison of it with all others, whenever or wherever issued, the unanimous verdict will be, that we have attained the first thing proposed. We are happy, also, to say, that with this we have succeeded in securing for the work, a support that will afford us a very plain, bat decent living. We state this because we feel very sure that it is the first time it could be truly said in this city. Yet while we say that from the issue of this volume, we expect to derive a small profit, we must also state that for the five years labor which we have devoted to this work, as a whole, ( which includes the present, ) we have not received a profit of one single dime-we HAVE NOT EATEN A SOLITARY MEAL AS THE FRUITS OF THE UNDERTAKING. Notwithstanding this, we believe we have secured the confidence of the citizens generally ; even of those who never have, and perhaps never will do anything. for its support, so far that they woul! dli-
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rectly oppose any other that might be started in competition to it. From a comparison of past years with each other, we flatter ourselves that for the future we may rely upon our undertaking for something more than a simple support ; we should have it, and we Intend to have it, and from this very work too, not by laying an additional tax upon those who have heretofore aided it, but by making it the interest of all to have it, of business men to insert their cards in it, and by placing such barriers as we can against the use of it by those who are unwilling to pay for the benefits they derive. Every citizen who wishes, even in a single instance, to use a Directory, should pay for its use. We are entitled to it from them as much as they are to be paid for any article they may furnish us, or for any service they may render us ; and those who wish to make use of our labors gratuitously, shall not do so, with even an implied consent on our part. As one of the barriers, we have now given the work an additional name, 'Mirror.' A mirror is to reflect. We mean that ours shall reflect."
Directories are in their character local, calculated principally (we might almost say solely) to benefit the particular locality which they represent, they should, therefore, depend for their support, upon the citizens of the locality represented ; consisting of cards of ad- dress and business, all properly termed advertisements, and such as should be paid for by each individual represented, (all are directly benefited by their publication ) they should re- ceive their support from that source, and not from the sale of them to the comparatively few, who to benefit the public, would purchase a Directory, when by so doing they would pay equally as much for their neighbor's advertisement and convenience as for their own ; yet, while each individual is at liberty to pay or not to pay for the insertion of his card, a , proper distinction should be made in the insertion, so that those who pay, may receive the full benefit of the publication, while others are allowed the privilege, (the act is their own) of representing to the public, in connection with their card, that they are not willing to pay for that which their own individual interest and the public good requires, thus making of the work A MIRROR in which each individual may see himself, and have a partial viero of other citizens, according to their own representation.
As this Directory is not sold, but supported only in accordance with the principles which have just been stated, citizens are referred to page 160 for information as to terms.
The names of streets and numbers as given in this issue, are those now in use. The al- terations in the names of some of them, just made by the Council were too late to be in- corporated in this, and if they could have been, they would not have answered as well for practical purposes, as the numbering will in many cases have to be altered before the new names will be of any use, and neither can be put up so that the public can become ae- quainted with them before the Spring and Summer months.
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ALTERATIONS, OMISSIONS, REMOVALS, &C.
EGGERS & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PAPER AND STATIONERY
BOOK BINDER'S STOCK,
ARTISTS' AND ENGINEERS' MATERIALS GILT MOULDINGS & FRAMES, &C., No. 127 Walnut St., bet. Third & 4th, Cin
Agents for Manufacturers.
V. B. SPARES (SUCCESSORS TO HOLLAND SMITH.) No. 13 Sycamore Street, between Front and Columbia,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PORT, MALAGA AND MUSCAS WINES,
BOURBON, RYE, MONONGAHELA AND RECTIFIED WHISKEYS, BRANDY, GIN, PURE SPIRITS, &C., &C.
ANTRAM John W. (Haynes, A. & Co.); YLARK GEORGE, 114 Smith YARS REV. JAS.
merch.ont tailor, s.w.e 3d and Main h. 113 Fulton 159 Sycamore
Clinton Jno. lab. 135 W Front YOAL EXCHANGE. Robbins & Payson, 11 W 3d ia O. L. & T. Co. biz COPELEN Geo. W. (Haskell & C.) 467 W &th
C OPELEN & HASKELL, fire, marine. and life ins. agts. 14 Front b Main and Eye URTIS ALVA,
C med. phys. 60 E 30 room No. 6, res 87 D'way CURTIS John, (Roberts & C.) 13+ Pearl
Dickson John. clk s.e.c 4th and Main DOHERTY Charles C. (Haynes, Antram & Co.)
DUDDERIDGE James E. com. areucy s.e.c 31 and Walnut h 423 W &h
Duncan Andrew, carpenter and builder, W.s Cutter b Wade and Melancthon h 158 York UNHAM A. T.
R. B. contractor. 61 W 4th up stairs hils Burnet House
WING THOS. JR. atty. Union Block 54 E 3d
EE W.M. R. & BRO. (WFm. R. F. & F. W. F.) manuf. non-gelatinous lant off. 19 E Front
FOSTER J. D. (J. D. F. & Co.) 193 Ca- tharine
FOSTER W. H. (J. D. F. & Co.) 204 Catharine LANKLIN REV. BENJ. ed. and prop. of Amer. Christian review, 60 W 4th RENCH . WYNNE & CO. (Wm. B.F. J. E. W., G. Il. Cristian & G. W) wh. dry goods, 91 Pearl F L'GLI H (. importer of silk stuffs. &e. 10 3d story Manchester bldy
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ARRISON S. THORN, intelligence office,
VASTEN DICKSON & WALLIST- UT FORD. (R. G., J. D., & J. A. W) wh. hardware. 53 Pearl
Gerard & Crosley. (Dewit C. G. & J. W. C.) wh. grocers, 44 L. Market Grumbine Jeremiah, trunk manuf. 215 Walnut
HALL J. ( Hanna & K.) ( Row Hall Jacob, waggon maker, 104! W. Harris M. E. cik s.e.c 4th and Main LI ARRIS T. b. drugvist. s.e.c 4th and Main h 5: ฿ 4th
TAYNES ANTRAM & CO. (Ira If ..
H Jno. W. A .. IF ram Yen & Chas.C. Doherty) wh. sliks. millinery and fancy goo Is, 136 Walnut
HAYNES Im. (![., Antrem & Co.) Hender Sanmiel, watchman. 723 E Front Hood David B. bds 54 W 6th LIUNTER WM.
agt Union Tel. 13 W 34
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his 44 Harrison ING, SHIPLEY & CO. (J. W. K.,T. C. S .. Wm. P. Pratt & H. W. E.) wh. dry goods, 8 and 10 Pearl 7 LIVE JOSEPH.
manuf. of native wines and liquors 301 Walnut
Parmerton A. B. 115 Mound
POMROY W. C. (J H. Stalkamp & Co) 159 W 4.5
Selden J. R. bd: 107 W 5th
OPARKS WML. B. & CO. (Wm. B. S. & S Robe. They) wh wines and liquors, 13 Sycamore MIAPPAN, J'KILLOP &. CO. com. agency. a.c.c 31 and Walnut (Harriet Thatwas Richard, rarp. s.s Kemble w. of Tibbetts Mra Susan, 66 1th
TYPOGRAPHIC REGISTER. publish- 1 ed quarterly by J. D. Foster & Co. s. w.c 7th and Smith
A sec'y Am. S. School Union, 41 W 4th Danes H. C. al. phys. 33 W 4th
DANNING D. & J. W. (David & Jer. W, B.) prod. and com. mers. 32 Walnut RARR. M'GREW & CO. deal. in pig iron 31 Walnut
Bird Nicholas, atty . 200 W 5th
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BIRNEY Wm. director of mer. ezency, p.w.c 3d and Main bds Spencer House IOCH & CO. pub. "Isralite" and "Deborah," and book and job prin- ters, 43 ℃: 3d c Sycamore
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CCKING A. H. notary public at of- fice of Tildeu, Rairden & Curwen, s.e.c Court and Main OHL SIMON, Glove tavern, s.e.c 12th and Vine
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Bosworth H. S. & Co. book sellers and publisbers, c. 8th and Walnut
OWY THOS. & CO.
B framers and gilders and looking glass ware rooms. 21 E 4th B RAUSTREET JNO. M. & SONS, (Juo. M. B., Milton B. & Henry B) mer. and law agency, 73 W 31 Brown A. W. prod. and cor. mer. 32, Syc.
B UCHANAN JOS. R.
prof. ee. medical college, 1 Art Union bldg. res Covington Bundra Lewis. lah. 346 Walnut
Burbhayye I. B. intelligence onice, 37 E 4th
Calwald -- , carp. bds 192 Sycamore C YHAPMAN & GRANT, book And job printers, 41 E 2d CHEEVER J. H. (Kirk & C.) 131 Sinith
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Direct Importations from Europe.
To Builders & Railroad Companies
CONKLING'S 14
PATENT SCIENTIFIC BRICK
The Subscriber offers for sale, by.State and County rights. the right to manufacture and use his PATENT Sci- ENTIFIC BRICK.
CHARACTER OF THE BRICK .- This improvement con- sists in moulding and pressing Bricks in such a formas to secure the least exposure of the mortar to the weather, which seriously injures its durability and appearance, and also to provide for the greatest possible cohesion of the mortar to the brick internally, thereby securing the greatest solidity of structures.
MANUFACTURE OF THE BRICK .- The form of these Brick is adapted to all qualities and sizes of Bricks and build- ing blocks of whatever material. They require no more skill or labor in manufacture than the ordinary form. For Mould Brick, the cavities are made only on the lower side, but deeper, by fastening two pieces of wood of suitable share at the bottom of the mould. The top of the Brick is cut off as usual. For Pressed Brick, the cavities may he made on one or both sides, generally on one side only, leaving the upper side flat to receive a very thin layer of mortar or cement. These Bricka take from eight to ten per cent. less material than ordi- nary Brick.
BERNING OF THE BRICK -These Brick are burnt in kilns as usual, but owing to the cavities the heat circu- lates n ore freely and thoroughly than in ordinary Brick, and burns the Brick more uniformly and quicker than the ordinary form. A saning of more than lucenty per sept. of time and fuel is affected by this improvement.
LAYING THE BRICK .-- They are laid as expeditiously as common Brick, and in the same manner, with as little mortar or cement between joints as is practicable to cement the surfaces and form a level bed forthe courses, the whole to be grouted with thin mortar poured in the cavities. Walls thus made are solid and strictly fire- proof, and at least one-fourth stronger than walls of the saine thickness, built of ordinary Brich.
For further information and terms of sale, address. enclosing postage stamp to pay answers, EDGAR CONKLING. 100 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Obk).
TYLER DAVIDSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE
HARDWARE
MERCHANTS,
Nos. 140 and 149
MAIN STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Orders solicited for Dircet Importations,
GEORGE SEILLITO, MANUFACTURER OF ADAMANTINE & STAR CANDLES LARD OIL, OLEINE AND PALM SOAPS, NO. 88 SYCAMORE STREET, CINCINNATI, OMIO.
WILLIAMS' CINCINNATI DIRECTORY,
FOR 1856.
ABBREVIATIONS.
accct. stands for accountant.
cik. stands for ... clerk.
M. stands.for ..... Miami.
mor. . merchant.
mkr. .maker.
n. . north.
opp. .Opposite.
b. h.
. boarding house.
b. k
. book keeper.
ex ..
.exchange.
south.
bk .. . book, or brick.
F'n
Fulton.
T. P, . Telegraph Pole.
.township.
bldr
builder.
bo ..
.botanic.
la b
. laborer.
W west.
C.
corner.
carp
.carpenter.
( manufacturer.
W. W . White Water.
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ADA
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Abbott Nelson, printer, 141 Main, b. 36 E. 4th
Abbot Thos. J. cooper, n.e.c. Laurel and Cutter, h. 244 Clinton
Abbrecht Chas. hatter, 342 Main
Abees Geo. moulder, h. Mt. Adams
Abel Frderick, groceries, 458 W. 3d
Abel Fritz, blk. smith, Linn nr. Liberty
Abel John, lab. 86 Ham. Road.
Abel Mrs. Mary, b.h. 13 E. th
Abel Wm. J. b. binder, 111 Main, h. 157 Smith
Abeling Frank, shoe mkr. n.e.c. Smith and Angusta
Abenskamp Clemens, cutter, 252 Main Aber Jacob S. (W. H. Comstock & Co.) res. Lenn Mass.
Abermaid John W. 205 Liberty
Aberman Fred. shoe mkr. 92 W. Row
Aberling Jacob, carp. h. 37 Cedar
Abernethy R. P. machinist, h. 272 Cut -! ter
Abernethy Wm. box. mkr. Hammond b. 3d and 4th, h. 22 W. 9d.
Abernethy Win. J. clk. 227 Walnut.
Abke Henry, tailor, bds. s.e.c. Broadway and New
Ablett Isaac, carp. Taylor n. side
Abraham Abraham, b.k. 433 W. 5th
Abraham David, pedlar, 491 Vine BRAHAM JOS.
A attv. 21 bank buldings, h. 213 Pium.
Abraham Matthew, bik. smith, 71 Main Abrahams Abraham M. cont. street swee- ping wach. 6º Kemble
Adair Jas. W. (A. & Bros. ) h. 39 Harrison Adair Jno. (A. & Bros.) bde. 39 D'arrison Adair Jos. M. (A. & Bro.)
Adam Samuel C. (A. & Bros.) bla. 39 Vamisan
Adams Alex. foreman to HI. Boyd, c. 8th : and Broadwuy
Adams Abraharo T. clk. res. Covington
Adams Andrew, carp. 52 Milton
Adams Caroline, cap mkr. 64 Pearl
Adams Charles, baker. 167 Elm
Adams Chas, faist.er, 76 E. Front -
Adams Cbas. F. printer, 88 Mlaia, h. 129 George
ACKERLAND Abraham, (Goodheart & ADAMS Christ. T. (Howell, Gano. & A.) 2] Centre Gro.) 137 E. 5th
ACKERMAN Conrad, (W. H. Haris & Co.) 91 W. Court
Ackerman Dan., gardner, h. 627 Freeman Ackerman Geo. moni. 101 Bremen
Adams E. F. western land office, 35 W. 3d, k. 399 W. 8th
DAMS EXPRESS CO.
A Chas. Woodward, agent, 34 5. 3d
Adams Fedicral C. (A. & Peckover) Cov. Adiumns Geo. monider, h. 264 W. Liberty Adams Hy. cooper. 305 W. Su
Idams Hy. cutter, 175 Main
Adams Jas. 150 Everett
Adatas John. 473 W. 5th
Adams John, cab. mkr. 508 W. 3d
Adams Jno. cook, 137 Canal
Adams John, joiner, n.e.c. Market and River, F'n
Adamis John, lab. 7th b. Broadway and Culvert, n.s.
Adams Jnc. police, bds. Race b. Findley & Ham. Road
Adams John A. shoe mkr. 434 Sycamore Adams J. M. carp. n.s. Front b. Wash- ington and Liberty
Adams Jos. engineer, 107 Fulton
Adams Jos. S. salesman, 91 Main; h. 121 E. 5th
Adams Lawrence.shoe mkr. 314 Freeman Adams Martin C. groceries, 133 W. Co urt, h. 74 Richmond
Adams Mary, 473 W. 5th
Adams Mrs. Nancy, h. 69 Bank Aduas Peter, shce mir. bus. 401 W.dnut Adam« Philip, talor, u.w.c. 14ch and Bremen
Adams & Peckover, (Federal C. A. and Josiah P.) pattern mars. 333 W. 4th Adams R. painter, e. s. Locust b. Betty and Clinton
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Abrabart Peter, cook, 36 Pub. Landing Academy Sisters of Notre Dame, s.s. 6th h. Sycamore and Broadway
Ache Hy. painter, 230 Walnut ACHLEY Wm. E. (Tuttle & A.) n.w.c. 6th and Mound
Ackerman Theo. britannia, 33 Rit'house Ackley Hez. dray. 66 and 68 Walnut
Ackley John, teamster, 530 W. 6th
Ackley Wm. stone cutter, 128 Kemble Ackmal Rev. Francis, res. St. Xaviers Ackman Jos. teamster, n.s. High b. Lock and Ellen
Actermann Catherine, 64 Abigai!
ACTON Clement J. (A. & Woodnut) res. Giendole
CTON & WOODNUT, (Clement J. A. &. Thos. W.) wh. dry goeds 60 Pearl
Ackra Wm. tailor, 447 Main
Ackwell Herrod, wood sawyer, h. 129 Linn
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ADAE Chas. F. (C. F. A. & Labrot,) 408 Broadway DAE C. F. & LABROT, (Chas. F. A. & Augustus A. L.) com. mers. 16 W. Front Adair Byers, clk. 104 Walnut, bds. 39 Harrison
Adair & Bros. (Jas. W., Jos. M. & Sam-' uel C. A.) wh. dry goods and notions 104 Walnut
Abrahams Basthanin. 24 Vine
Abrams John, s.s. Front nr. Stone, F'n
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BRAMS JOHN & CO. (Thos. Law- rence & Lewis Evans,) 17th ward Sawmill, lath and washboard manuf. 9.8. Front ar. Jamestown Ferry| Adams Alonzo, chair mkr. 121 Betts
com . commission.
atty . attorney.
con. .continuation.
b. between,
confec confectioner.
bds. . boards.
e .. east.
ec. ecclectic.
prov. provision.
bldz building.
h .. house.
ho. . homeopathic.
U . Upper.
wh. . wholesale.
manuf.
manufactory, or
Adams Dan. stereotyper. 152 Spring Adams David T. Salesman, 121 Walnut
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al. . alley or allopathic.
BUSINESS MIRROR;
OR,
GUIDE TO THE PRINCIPAL BUSINESS IN CINCINNATI.
CHEMICAL LABORATORY.
D.W.OLIVER. ALCOHOL & PURE SPIRITS,
D. VV. OLIVEIL, MANUFACTURER OF
76, 80, 85, 90, 95, & 100 pr. ct. Strength. PURE SPIRITS & EXTRA WYRI3X7 Always on band.
All orders from a distance promptly attended to AT LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Nos. 68 AND 70 WATER STREET, EXNEINNATI.
Advertising Agency. Parvin Sylvester, 80 w. 4th.
Alcohol and Pure Spirits.
Boyle & Co., 55 and 57 e. 2d.
Coats and Christopher, 6 College Building. Oliver D. W., 68 and 70 Water. Pike S. N., 18 and 20 Sycamore. Fletcher Lowell.
Apple Butter and Mince Meat Works. Hunt John. Entrance on 3d near Main St.
Architects.
Hamilton & Rankin, 168 Vine.
McClure James, n. e. c. Sth and W. Row. Bayless W. H. Walter & Wilson.
Artificial Flower Manufacturers. Burmester Cha's Ottenheimer Ab'm
Artificial Limbs. Daniels Drs. N. C. & D. N., 39 w. 4th. Fisch J. P., 141 w. 5th.
Marsh, Corliss & Co., 5 w. 4th.
Richards H. C. J. Shaw John.
B. F. BROWN.
C. B. BROWN.
BROWN & BROWN,
Attornens at Law,
ANO COMEM 331OHRA3 OF 32303, North- West Cor. 3d & Main.
EDWARD MILLS.
GEO. HOADLY, Jr
MILLS & HOADLY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office, No. 9, East Third Street, CINCINNATI, O.
JOSEPH MCDOUGAL, Jr. ATTORNEY Notary Public and Commissioner
A W,
FOR THE STATES OF Vermont, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, Delaware, Pennsylvania. Virginia, Kentucky, Tenu- essee, Lousiana, Texas, Missouri, Indiana, Michigan and Iowa. 20 E. Third St., bet. Main and Sycamore Sts., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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A DAMS ROBERT com. mer. 27 W. 2d, bds. Burnet House Adams Robt. F. constable, 14 Stone Adams Solomon, salesman, 121 E. 5th Adams Wm. fireman, Brighton engine house, h. 81 Bank Adams Wm. turning, 354 W. Row, b. 279 Catherine
Adams W. Q. b.k. 135 Barr Adamson Robert, cooper, 90 Water, h. 01 W. Front
Adlerly Mrs. Sarah, 140 Kemble Adderly Wm. HI. druggist, n.e.c. 6th and Mound, h. 407 George
Addis Win. tailor, 52 W. 6th, h. 422 W. 7th
Addleman Jos. P. clk. 17 Kossuth
Addleman Mich. c.h. 86 Ham. Road Adelsdorfer Theodore, b.k. 84 W. 8th
Ader Jacob, grocer, 129 Clay
Adkins E. carp. Front b. Rice and Wal- nut F'n
&Jkins Henry, carp. n.s. Front near East F'n
Adkins Levi, clk. marine railway & dry dock Co.
Adkins Silas, carp. Front b. Rice and Waldut F'n
Adle Win- cik. 56 W. 3d
Adler Benj. renovator, 18 Water
Adler Wm. bar tender, 56 W. 3d
Adler Bernard, Eagle Exchange, 56 W. 3d
Alleta Martin, fancy store, 526 Main Adletta Philip, pipe store, 473 Walnut Adriaanhuche, Hy. porter, 44 Walnut Aechert Mrs. Catherine, 25 Grant
Aebsier Chas, carp. 323 Broadway
Aciers Hy. Inh. 98 Chy
Adler, Herman, shoe mkr. 522 Race Aerny Gottlib, stone cutter, s.s. Front nr. Toll Gate F'n A ETNA INS. CO. of Hartford, J. B. Bennett, general agent, Go W. 4th
A ferg Harman, shoe mkr. 92 Clay
Athing Henry, lab. 2d and W. W Canal AHand Fred. tinner, 201 Broadway
Agan Mich. cooper, Cutter b. Wade and Melancthon
A ganherst H. dray, 28 Milton
Agenbey Geo. machinist, 76 E. Front
Agin L. fireman, s.e.c. Front and Walnut, '''n
Aglemann II. shoe store, h. 16 Milton Agnew Jas. joiner, n.s. Front n. Vine,
Agnew Win. cooper, s.s. Front n. James- town Pary
Axnew Wmn. hatter, 144 Main
Agner Nich. chair mkr. 149 Everet
Agus Harmon, dray, 33 Dunlap
Shans Wmn. I. F. porter, 46 Main, h. Burgoyne
Ahalt Abraham, fin. 47 Pendleton
Anma Herinan, grocery, 60 Green Aberu Ed. carp. n.w.c. ich and Mound Ahern Owen. paver, 47 Kemble Aherny J. Q. stoneyard, 347 Broadway, h. s.P.c. Woodward and Sycamore Ahlers Conrad (C. A. & Co.) 25 E. Lib-
Ahlers Conrad & Co. (Conrad A. & Cuist Ronzelmann) grocery, 25 E. Liberty Ahlhorn Wm. shoe mkr. b. 499 John Alle Lewis, tailor, 641 Elm
HLERING & BRUMMER (John F.
A A. & John B. B.) clothing store, 21 Main and 39 Broadway Ahlrinz & Co. (Fredk. A. & Barney A.) clothiers. 12 Landing. b. Broadway ani Ludlow, res. 4th and Pike Ablering Herman H. b.k. 216 Main, Eds. 1355 Symmes AULERING Jno. F. (A. & Brummer) 135 Fyrin .... Very Chas. ceff. house, h. 9 Woodward Ahlers Prof. grocery, Vineopp. Mulberry Åliter! Pred, porter, n.e.c. Walnut and 24, h. 25 Liberty AMers H. Inh. n.e.c. Lodge and Gano Ahlers John F. prov. store, 679 Vine Ahlers John It. shoe mkr. 494 Sycamore Ablewk John, lab. 179 Hopkins Atliel Fred. W. grocery, 171 Mapie
AHRENFELDT Chas. (F. Schultze & Co.) res. Paris
Ahrens Chris. n.w.c. Race and 14th Abring Geo. stonehauler, 470 Sycamore Ahrns Conrad, wagon driver, 95 12th, h. 218 Betts
Aiendt John, grocer, h. s.e.c. Bank and Wightman
Aigmire Hy. lab. 96 Abigail
Aiken Chas. music teacher, 371 John
Aikens Elizabeth, 100 Longworth
Allaman Fred. gardener, Carr
Ailaler Benj. salesman, 105 Woodward Airtmen ferts, broomer, bds. 55 W. F'nt Aisworth --- , tailor, bds. 79 W. 3d Aitchison Cornelia, seamstress, 79 W. Front
Aitner Mich. huckster, h. Western Ave- nue, b. Bank and Harrison Road Akemeyer John, stereotyper, 168 Vine Akin Mich. lab. 344 W. 8th
Akins R. L. elk. 74 W. 4th, h. 174 W. Row KINS SAMUEL,
A Railroad contractotor, h. n.e.c. Front and Liberty
Akolofe D. lab. 207 Clinton
Alarz Robert bar kpr. bds. 473 Vine
Alba Geo. clk. bds. n.w.e. Water and Walnut
Alberding HT. porter, 11 Pearl, h. s.w.c. Front and Walnut
Alberg Henry, lab. 183 Linn
Alberzer Lawrence, Foster Hall bldg.
Albers Fred. lab. 384 Walnut
Albers Fred. moulder, 91 Bremen
Albers H. plasterer, 48 Pleasant
Albers Joseph, 66 Betts
Albers J. II. moulder, 396 Walnut
Albers Wm. al. phys. 468 E. Front Albersmein Theo. grocer, 24 Woodward Albert Adam, stm. bt. pilot, 724 E. Front Albert Geo. cof. h. 156 Linn
Albert Hy. lab. 624 Vine
Albert IIy. sawyer, 202 W. Front
Albert Hly. stone mason, 50 Webster Albert Jacob C. yawl nikr. 149 High Albert John, baker, h. 130 Dayton
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