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ENSURE YOUR LIFE -IN THE- MASSACHUSETTS
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
This Company was organized in 1851, with a paid up Capital of $100,000, as a gua- rantee for all Policy Holders; and after a continued success of over ten years, presents to the public as security, Assets of nearly Half a Million Dollars, SAFELY INVESTED. This Company offers especial inducements to the public, as the Policy Holders receive the dividends of the Company in Cash, thus contributing to the payment of future premiums. Pamphlets, containing a statement of the condition of the Company, and the manner of doing business, together with other important facts, may be obtained upon application to the undersigned, who is authorized to receive applications for Insurance.
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FOR CINCINNATI and VICINITY.
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WILL EFFECT
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance!
With promptness and liberality, in any sum, and for any period, in the most responsible Eastern and Cincinnati Companies.
CINCINNATI REFERENCES:
JOS. C. BUTLER, GEO. M. HORD & CO. R. M. W. TAYLOR, S. W. SMITH & CO. HON. C. D. COFFIN, T. G. MITCHELL,
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H. McBIRNEY & CO. A. S. WINSLOW, TYLER DAVIDSON & CO. BOYLE & CO. STEDMAN, CARLISLE & SHAW.
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
GUNDRY'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE
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Corner Fifth and Walnut Streets, CINCINNATI.
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Its great superiority must at once be apparent, over the "round-about " tedious and un tisfactory process of learning from written cards or manuscripts, without rules or explanations pursued in other similar schools.
It received the First Premium at the late United States Fair, and a complimentary notice f a committee of practical Accountants, to whom it was referred.
THE COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces, in addition to a practical and thorough course of Instruction in Double Entry B Keeping, Calculations, Correspondence, Penmanship, Commercial Lectures, and, in short, what may properly belong to a BUSINESS EDUCATION.
MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC,
A new system of Mercantile Arithmetic has been recently compiled by the Principal, expr for this College, by which a thorough knowlege of Business Calculations, is obtained, in conne with Book-Keeping.
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UNION BRASS AND PLATING WORKS, (ESTABLISHED IN 1846.)
Nos. 247 and 249 FIFTH STREET, between Plum and Central Avenue.
WILLIAM POWELL & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF
BRASS & SILVER-PLATED FAUCETS, PLUMBERS' BRASS WORK
Of every description. Brass Castings, &c., &c. Military Goods, for Infantry and Cavalry. Gold and Silver Plating on all Metals.
OHIO LIGHTNING ROD WORKS, No. 29 SIXTH STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND WALNUT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
I manufacture and keep on hand a large supply of the following Lightning Conductors, viz :
COPPER & JAPANNED IRON, THE BEST STYLES IN USE.
"Orders by Mail or Express promptly attended to. Rods erected in the city or suburbs by skillful workmen.
J. H. WESTON.
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Cor. Vine & Mulberry Streets, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Water and Stove Pipes, Terra Cotta Chim- ney Tops, and all other kinds of Earthen- ware on hand. All Orders promptly executed,
CAMARGO MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PAPER HANGINGS & WINDOW SHADES,
No. 57 WEST FOURTH STREET,
H. H. BRENEMAN,
CINCINNATI.
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No. 141 Main Street.
Railroad and Commercial PRINTING.
Book and Pamphlet Printing
QUEEN CITY STEAM PRINTING HOUSE.
JOHNSON, STEPHENS & MORGAN,
Bank & Lah Printers,
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West Side, between Third and Fourth Streets.
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
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PRINTING. Blank-Book Manufacturers.
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WILLIAMS'
CINCINNATI DIRECTORY
City Guide and Business Mirror,
FOR YEAR COMMENCING
JUNE 1, 1862.
TWELFTH ANNUAL ISSUE.
COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY WILLIAMS & COMPANY; 194 WALNUT STREET. CINCINNATI.
Wrightson & Co., Printers, 167 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, O.
CONTENTS.
Map of Cincinnati,
In front of City Guide.
Alterations, Omissions, Removals, etc.
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City Guide,
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Alphabetical Arrangement of Names, .. 33 Business Mirror, 347
Post Office Directory, ..
382
Preface,.
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Newspapers, 438
Railroad and Transportation Companies, 435
End of Book.
Indexes,
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1862, by
WILLIAMS & CO.
In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States; for the Southern District of Ohio.
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PREFACE.
The present is the TWELFTH annual issue of WILLIAMS' CINCINNATI DIRECTORY, and in present- ing the Volume to the public, the Compiler embraces the opportunity to return his thanks to subscribers to the work, for the patronage extended by them, and also to citizens generally for the kind and courteous manner in which they have co-operated with the Publisher, and furnish- ed the information necessary for the preparation of the Directory.
The alteration of the time of the publication of our Volume from the month of January to June, was made by the Publisher under the impression that an unusual number of changes in the business locations and residences of our citizens would occur at the commencement of the present Spring. We are now satisfied that we have been enabled by the postponement to make our work much more useful to the public, as the new locations and residences are, in almost every case, noted in the present volume.
Although we can truly state that the City has been thoroughly and faithfully canvassed, square by square, in every part, to obtain the information for the present volume, and that great care and diligence have been exercised to detect errors and prevent omission, yet we can not claim that the work is perfect. Experience has taught us that in the collection, arrangement, and printing of FIFTY or SIXTY thousand names, with numbers attached, errors and omissions will occur in despite of the efforts of the most careful and scrutinizing persons. But the Compiler feels well assured that in the present instance he has as fully overcome these difficulties, and rendered the Directory as reliable as it is practicable to make a work of the kind, and confidently believes that the present volume will be found by our citizens to contain as few mistakes as the Directory of any City of the same population in the United States.
In addition to the usual matter contained in our Directory, we have introduced in this issue a . "Railroad and Transportation Department," containing information, which will be found of interest to the public. It was prepared for us by S. W. CHAPMAN, Esq., to whom we tender our thanks for the favor conferred.
The "List of United States Post Offices," which we publish in the present volume, although not satisfactory to ourselves, is the best we could prepare under existing circumstan- ces. The names of Post Offices in the Southern States are retained, as postal communication has already been renewed at various points South, and will undoubtedly be soon extended to all the offices where it has been temporarily suspended, and in that case, although somewhat imper- fect, the list will be of use to our citizens.
It is important that all persons using the Directory should consult our list of "Alterations and Removals," as the latest changes are therein noted, and the names of all citizens inserted, that could not be obtained early enough to be arranged in their proper places in the body of the work.
We return our thanks to the Press of the City for notices given during the canvass, and shall aim in each succeeding issue to make the CINCINNATI DIRECTORY more worthy of commenda- tion.
Alterations, Omissions, Removals, At.
A BEL F. & CO. (F. A. & Henry Hak- man), Coal Dealers, w. s. Park b. W. W. Canal and 2d Abel Hy., grocery, 467 W. 5th cor. Mill Acklin Maria, bs. Dennison House Aders Andrew, fruit store, 337 Walnut Affinger Frank, carp., 151 Everett
Albright, S. & Co. (Strickland A. & Charles A. Johnson) photographists. 20 W. 5th [I09.W. 5th Albright Strickland (S. A. & Co.) bds. Aldrich II. N., union coal oil and lamp co .. 741 W. 3d, h. 249 W. Court Allen Hy .. bds. Dennison House MERICAN WHIP CO. S. E. Beckman, Agent, 17 E. 3d
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Andrews & Biggs (Samuel A & Joseph A. B.) wh. boots and shoes, II W. Pearl
NTRAM M. T & CO.,
A Wholesale Fancy Dry Goods, No- tions, &c,, 47 W. Pearl ANTRAM Micajah T. (M. T. A & Co.), 570 W. 9th
Ashbrook Benjamin A., photographer, 24 W. 4th, h. Covington
Attersley James, plumber, 32I Vine, res. Indiana Australian House, John Martin, pro., 273 Walnut Autenheimer Frederick, lab., City Water Works office Barrett James, cof. h., 39 W. 3d ATEMAN WARNER M.,
B Attorney at Law & Notary Public, Office 23 W. 3d, res. Glendale
Beall Geo. E .. exchange office, 200 Wal- nut, h. Newport [George Beatus llenry, jewelry, 78 Main, h. 325 Beck Andy (Fenton & B.), n. w. c. 6th and Plum
Bell J. B., boots and shoes, 269 Central Av., b. 140 Richmond
Berghaus Barney, mach , h. 164 Clark Berrett Samuel, butcher. 612 E. Front Brill Geo. (Jacob & B.) 119 Bremen Brinkman Christ. (Schell & B.) w. s. Fillmore b. Richmond and Gest
Brown Lewis G., student, 14 E. 2d, h. Mt. Auburn" RUCK LOUIS, h. 32 Grant
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UGHER JAMES,
B Superintendent, Memphis and Cin . Packet Co., 16 Pub. Landing BUSH Wm. S , Editor, Ohio Valley Far- mer, n.e.c. 4th and Walnut Butler K. S. & Co. (Edward S. B. & Thomas S. Royse) st. bt. agts., and com. mers., 7 E. Front
Butler Edward S. (E. S. B. & Co.), res. Vine St. Hill
Carlton Edward, collector, 419 W. 8th Carlton Thomas, conductor, h. 419 W. 8th
Carr IIy. L., 52 W. 9th Carter A. G. W., atty., Odd Fellows' Bldg., n.w .c, 3d and Walnut
Cavanaugh Michael, horse trader, w. 8. Smith b. 6th and Longworth Center Ilartsel II. (I. S. & H. H. Cen- ter) 452 W. 8th
Chamberlin Benj. B., designer and wood engraver, n.w.c. 4th and Race CLARK John, (C. & Rogers) bds. Wal- nut St. House
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C LARK & ROGERS (John C. & Hi - ram D. R.) Wholesale Grocers and Produce and Commission Merch- ants, 28 and 30 E. 2d Clawson Wm., h. Stone near 3d OFFIN D. H. B ..
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Wholesale and Retail Groceries, & Produce, 20 E. Pearl OLEMAN ROBERT S., Cabinet Makers' Marble Manufac- turer, s.w.c. 5th and Broadway, h. 8 Hopkins
Colter Anna, milliner. 154 W. 5th
Cooper Joseph, supt. M. & E. Canal, office 7 W. Canal, h. near Glendale YURTIS ALVA, Literary and Scien- tific Institute, and Physio-Medical College. 135 Elm
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C YUNNINGHAM ANDREW, Edge Tool Manufacturer. s.s. 8th b. Main and Sycamore, h. 37 Hathaway Daniels Hector L , book bindery, 58 W. 3d, h. n. s. Hathaway b. Jane and Baymiller
Dean Thomas, carp., 32 George
Dornseifer H., watches, &c., 353 Central Av., h. Cumminsville
Duchscher Pierre, furniture, 134 Syca- more, h. s.e.c. Wade and Baymiller Duerr T. G., clk., 99 Walnut
Eilarman Herman, porter, 11 W. Pearl, h. 22 Woodward
Elias E. H., jewelry and broker, n.w.c. Pub. Landing and Broadway
IVELETII WM. II.,
E Merchant Tailor, 18 W. 4th, bds. 285 Longworth Eveslage B , cof. h., 7 and 9 12th FRENCH Lewis, atty., h. 360 W. 6th Fruhauf Isaac L .. barber. 212 Walnut Fetter Francis, lab., 204 Clark
Focke A. H., clk., Il W. Pearl, h. 219 Linn
Frey's Exchange 61 W. 5th, Lambert Westerman, pro [Central Av Garrison D. R., second hand store, 323 Gay James P., agent American Gutta Percha Roofing Co., No. I Apollo Building, n.w.c. 5th and Walnut Gellespie John, carp., 417 W. 8th
Gerkamp Gerhardt, carp., w. s Coggs- well al. b. Franklin and Woodward Gould R , (Patrick & G.,) New York Guin Wm., carp , 395 W. 8th
Hackney W. K., salesman, Il W. Pearl bds. Burnet House
Haddix N., mer. tailor, 229 Walnut ALL JOSEPH L. & CO., H Iron Safe Manufacturers, s.w.c. Pearl and Plum HALL Joseph L., (Joseph H. & Co.,) 147 Baymiller
H AMMETT HENRY, Hardware and Cutlery , 90 Main, h. Mt. Auburn
H
EGNER L. & C., Saddle and Harness Manufacturers, 30 W. Court
Henshaw C. H., broker, n.w.c. 6th and Walnut
Heskamp Margaret, grocery, 33 Baum HIOAG David R., (HI. & Quick,) 100 W. 4th
H OAG & QUICK, (D. R. H. & Israel Q.) Photograph and Fine Art Gal- lery, 100 W. 4th Hornberger F., wood dealer, s.e.c. Race and Elder, h. 682 Vine
Huesman Edward, bk. binder, 262 E. Front
Hughes Edwin, (H. & Reed,) 447 W. 7th
Hughes & Reed, (Edwin H. & Wm. R.,) grain and produce dealers, 37 Water UMMEL ANTIIONY, Proprietor Frey's Hotel, 421 and 423 Main,
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JAMES T. M., (Stallo, Tafel & J.), 9 R. R. Bldg., s.w.c. Court and Main Jonas Frank, carp., 201 Clark Jonas Michael B., student, bds. 520 W. 7th
Jones Wm. S., printer, 113 George Jordan Francis, barber, U. S. Hotel Kemper Hugh F., com. mer., 18 Wa- ter. h. Walnut Ilills
Kent Thos H., carp., Lawson al. b. 4th and 5th
K ETTERLINUS CH. W., Machinist and Locksmith, 408 Walnut, h. 424 Walnut Kilber Henry, lab., wks 196 W. Pearl IMBALL THOS. L.,
K Agent Pennsylvania Railroad 46 W. 6th, res. Linnwood King Geo. C. & Co., (Geo. C. K., & David C. King.) com. mers. n.w.c. 5th and Walnut, No. 1 Apollo Bld'g Kinkead Joseph, shoe mkt., wks. 31 12th
Kramer Bernhard, pressman, h. 75 Prince Kroeger Henry P., dray, 63 Pendleton Laue Wm., cigar mkr., bds. 65 W. 5th Lape Jacob S., sash mkr., 379 John Lauge Chas., gaiter and shoe manufac., 131 12th
Lee Robt., lock mkr., 336 W. 7th Lubber Julius, b.k. 205 Wade ATSON & BRO.,
M Dining Saloon, 81 E. . earl Milett Richard, lab., e.s. Ramsey n. of Front
Moller John, 44 Findlay Moore Charles C. M D., 96 Barr OORES & CO., (Robt. B. M. & Jas. C. M .. ) Saddles, Harness, Trunks, M &c .. 89 Main
Moores Wm. B., lime dealer, 265 Plum Nulte Fred., shoe mkr., 417 Central Av. Obere Louisa, n.w.c. Main and Court Ogborn Edward W., merch., 131 W. 8th ARKER SEWING MACHINE CO.,
P Thos. L. Kimball, GeneralWestern Agent, 46 W. 5th
Reed Wm., (Hughes & R.,) 201 W. Front
Richenbach ;Michael, teamster. 33 Madi- son
ODGERS JAMES Y.
R Attorney at Law, Office Short Bldg. s.e.c. 4th and Hammond
Roelher Henry, meats, 463 Linn Rougan Margaret, 55 Observatory Road Schnittker J. Henry, cooper, bds. 20 Buckeye
Shaw Daniel W., 67 Providence
Toban Thos .. lab., w.s. Central Av. b. 2d and W. W. Canal Basin Todd Meritt, sr., pork mer., bds. 319 Longworth Todd Meritt, jr., pork mer., bds. 319 Longworth WAYNE Jacob L., jr., (J. L. W. & Co.) 88 Pike
Cincinnati City Guide.
Street Directory.
The STREET DIRECTORY is simply an ALPHABETICAL arrangement of Streets, Alleys, etc., with a sufficient portion of corner numbers attached to such as are of any considerable importance, for the purpose of aiding those who refer to it in becoming familliar with the system of numbering. It will be found by citizens as well as strangers to be a practical guide to the different parts of the City, as far as it has yet been numbered.
EXPLANATIONS. - On streets commencing at and running directly from the River, or others running in the same direction, the ODD numbers are on the West. and the EVEN on the East side of the street, commencing at the River or such other point as the street may commence. On streets crossing Main, the onD numbers are on the South, and the EVEN on the North side of the street, commencing at and running East and West from Main, thus dividing each into two distinct streets, distinguished by prefixing EAST or WEST to the name. All others running in a similar direction are numbered in the same manner, commencing at the point nearest to Main and running East or West according to the direction ot the same. In a very few instances two streets will be found to have the same name, one of them generally in the suburbs, not numbered and of but little consequence-to such A* is prefixed.
In designating the CORNER numbers we have used onD numbers entirely, except where streets commence at or end upon the side where the EVEN numbers belong.
AARON, al. b. Wood and W. W. Canal, fr. Webb to Avery.
ABBOTT, al. b. Webster and Franklin, fr. Von Seggern al. to College al.
ABIGAIL, e. fr. 488 Main, b. Hunt and Woodward.
41 Sycamore, 85 Broadway, 105 Spring.
ACCOMMODATION, e. and n. fr. 64 con. e. 8th.
ADAMS, w. fr. 519 Elm to Plum.
ADAMS al. b. Findlay and Livingston, fr. Linn to Bell. ADDISON. n. of Thomas, fr. Central Av. to Valley .
AHLER al. b. Blackfor land Clark, fr. Gerrard to Ludlow av.
AILANTHUS, b. Baymiller and Freeman, fr. Bank to Central Av.
ALBION al. b. Wayne and Morgan, fr.Concord to Finch al.
ALEXANDER. n. fr. Balti more w. of McGrew.
ALFRED. n. of Addison, fr. Central Av. to Valley.
ALLEN al. h. Culvert & New, fr. 6th to North.
ALLISON. w. fr. 573 Main, b. 13th and Liberty, to Vine. 21 Clay. 39 Walnut.
AMITY al. e. of Baymiller fr. Bank to Dayton al.
ANDERSON al. b. Park and Mill, fr. Front to 3d. ANDRESS al b. Patterson and Coleman, fr. Garden to Brighton al.
ANDREWS al. b. 8th and 9th, fr. Vine to Plnm.
ANN. w. fr. 447 Plum, n. of 12th to Central Av.
ARCHI. e. fr 108 Broadway b. 3d and 4th. to Lawrence. ASH, n. of Swift, fr. Martin to Collard.
ASHTON al. b. Findlay and Livingston, fr. Baymiller to Werner.
ATKINSON, s. of Renshaw, fr. Elm east. AUBURN, n. fr. head of Sye- amore. 2
AUGUSTA, w. fr. 47 Central Av. b. w. 2d and W. W. Ca- nal.
AVERY, b. 3d and 5th, fr. e of Park, to a point w. of W. W. Canal.
AVERY al. b. Coleman and Denman, fr. Garden to Brighton al.
BADEAU al. e. of Farmer's al. fr. Front to Fisher al.
BALL, e. of Elm, fr. Atkinson to Renshaw.
BALTIMORE w. fr. 631 Syc- amore, n. of Miami.
BANK. w. fr. 883 Central Av n. of Dayton. 67 Linn, 121 Piatt.
BANK al. n. fr. 22 W. 3d to W. 4th.
BALDWIN al. e. of Race fr. 7th to 12th.
BARD al. e. of John, fr. Betis to Livingston.
BARNES al. b. Mill and Park fr. Mill to Avery.
BARR. w. fr. 61 Mound b. George and W. 7th. 59 Cutter, 123 Linn. 175 Baymiller.
BARR al. b. 5th and Long- worth. fr. Mound to Stone. BARTON al. b. Ailanthus and Freeman, fr. Bank to Clear- water.
BAUM. n. fr. e 3d, c. of Kil- gour to 6th.
BAYMILLER, n fr. 5th, w. of Linn.
II 7 This street is numbered fr. 418 George, which was for- merly its commencement. 15 Barr,
27 W. 7th,
37 Van Horn,
49 W. 8th,
71 Kemble,
91 Richmond,
113 Catharine, 14I Cedar.
Piatt street is now attached to this street under the name of Baymiller. ISee Piatt for the numbers, as they have not yet been changed.
BEDINGER, e. fr. 274 Broad- way, b. W. 8th and 17. 9th.
BEECII al. b. Liberty and Milton, fr. a point e. of Broadway to Culvert al.
BELL, e. of Linn, fr. Living- ston lo Findlay.
BEM, n. of Cross, head of Hamburgh.
BENIIAM al. w. fr. 141 Race, | b. 3d and 4th to Elm.
BENT al. w. of Cutter, fr. David to Melancthon.
BENTON, s. of Elder, fr. Vine to Hamilton Road.
BERK, s. of Windsor, fr. Hathaway lane to Francis lane.
BERKS al. n. of 4th, fr. Vine to Stone al.
BETTS, w.fr. 537 Central Av. b. Laurel and Clinton.
37 .John, 85 Cutter, 145 Linn. C03 Piatt.
BETTS al.b Dudley & Free- man. fr. Everett to Poplar. fe-
BICKETT al. w. line of Me- thodist Burving Ground, fr. Court to Clark.
BIGELOW, e. of Walker, fr Channing to Saunders.
BLACKFORD, n. of Espano- la. fr. Gerrard to Ludlow av. BOAL, e. fr. 532 Sycamore, n. of Milton.
BODMAN al. b. St. Clair's al. and Main, fr Gth to Gano. BODLEY al. b. Abigail and Woodward fr. Pendleton to Schultz al.
BOGEN al. b. Denman and Freeman, fr. Garden to Brighton al.
BOHN al. b. Ann and 14th, fr. W. Plum to Central av. BONSALL al. b. 2d and South Pearl. fr. Dart al. to Orms- bv's line.
BONTE al. s of Front, fr. Pe- teral. to French.
BOONE, e. of Lafayette, fr. Marion to McMillan.
BOOTS al. e. of Vine, fr. 13th to Allison.
BORCHER al. b. Fulton av. and Grove,fr. Starr to Vance al.
BORDEN'S al. b. George and 6th, fr. College to Elm.
BOSLEY, s. of Atkinson, fr. Elm east.
BOSTON, e. of Butler, fr. Pearl to 2d.
BRACKETT al. b. Walnut and Clay, fr. 12th to a point n. of 13th.
BRANCII, s. of Stark, w. fr w. line of Sec. 122.
BREMEN, fr. 12th, b. Vine and Race.
41 13th,
8] 14th,
119 15th,
106 W. Liberty.
211 Green, 251 Elder.
BRIGIITON, w. of Division, fr. Western av. to Thomas. BRIGHTON al. s. of Central av. fr. Patterson to Free- man.
BROAD, n. of Reed, fr. the Ohio river to Fulton av.
BROADWAY. n. fr. 55 Front or Pub. Landing, e. of Syc- amore. 25 Yeatman,
47 E. 2d,
68 Congress,
81 E. Pearl, 99 E. 34,
110 Arch,
195 E. 4th,
159 E. 5th,
172 Harrison,
193 E 6th,
213 New,
233 K. 7th. '
261 E. 8th,
276 Bedinger,
291 E. 9th,
310 Court,
353 Hunt. 387 Abigail,
407 Woodward,
497 Franklin,
445 Webster, 473 Liherty,
BROMWELL al. b. Rice and Alexander. fr. Mulberry to near Fountain.
BROOKLYN. e. of Wald on, fr. the Ohio river to n. line of Nassau subdivision.
BROOKS al. b. N. Pearl and 3d. fr. Park to sec. line. BROWNE, parallel to the Mi- ami Canal,fr.Ilamilton road to section line.
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BUCIIANAN, b. 4th and 5th, fr. Lawrence to t'ike. BUCKEYE, w fr. Main, n. of Hamilton Road.
18 Eden, 49 Locust, J07 Poplar.
BUDD, fr. Carr to Horne next n. of Whitewater.
BURNET. w. fr. 137 Walnut, b. 3d and 4th to Race.
BURROWS. w. fr. 69 Race to Elm. b. W. 2d and Pearl.
BUTCHERS'al. b Clearwater and Bank, fr. Clarkson to Starch al.
BUTLER, n. fr. riverto E.6th b. Pike and M. Canal. 1] E. Front, 41 Congress, 77 E. 3d.
BYRON, w. of Ilamburg, fr. the M. Canal north.
CAIN al. b. Culvert and Hub- bard, fr. Culvertto Cork al. CAMPBELL, w. of Elm, fr. Dick al. to Findlay.
CANAL, EAST, e. fr. 330 Main to Sycamore.
CANAL, WEST, w. fr. 429 Main to Plum.
24 Clay, 43 Walnut,
62 Jackson,
81 Vine, 193 Race, 163 Elm.
CARL al. b. Mill and Stone fr. 3dl to Avery.
CARMALT, e. fr. Young, n. of Channing.
CARNEY, e. of Fuller, fr. Pa- vilion to n. line of sec. 12. CARR, n. fr. 704 W. Front w. of Freeman.
79 W, 6th, 92 Taylor.
103 Fremont, 179 W. 8th, 199 Kemble, 917 Richmond.
CARTER'S al. b 9th & Court fr. Walnut to Elm.
CASSATT'S al. e. fr. 500 Main to Broadway, b. Abi- gail and Woodward.
CATHEDRAL al. b. 7th and 8th. fr. Plum to Central Av CEDAR al. b. 9th and Rich- mond, fr. Freeman to e. of Linn.
CELESTIAL, n. of Oregon, fr. 3d to Observatory road. CEMETERY. s. of McMillan, fr. Kemper lane to a point e. of Hathaway lane.
CENTER al. b. Drugeist al. and Wolf al. fr.5th to Church al.
CENTRAL AVENUE, n fr. river, b. Plum and John. 9 Water, 31 Front, 49 Augusta, 67 W. 2d 85 W. W. Canal, 103 W. 3d, 126 McFarland,
147 W. 4th, 170 Perry, 19:1 W. 5th, 215 Longworth, 239 W. 6th. 263 George, 285 W 7th, 311 W. 8th, 337 W. 9th, 346 W. 9th, 361 Richmond, 374 Court, 387 Court, 413 Elizabeth. 437 Chestnut, 459 Clark,
493 lIopkins, 504 Ann.
517 Laurel, 539 Betts.
542 14th,
565 Clinton,
583 Everett,
603 David,
699 Wade, 653 Melancthon.
679 W. Liberty, 694 Ash, 699 Oliver,
721 Poplar,
771 Maple,
809 York,
៛51 Dayton, 885 Bank,
913 op. Mohawk Bridge. 963 Clarkson,
JOJI Baymiller, 1075 Freeman.
*CENTRAL av. n. of Miller, fr. Auburn to Ilunt.
CHANNING. n. of Ringgold, fr. Price to Bigelow.
CIIAPEL, b. 8th and 9th, fr. Walnut to Vine.
CHIARLES, w, fr, 361 Elm to Central Av.
CHIARLOTTE, n. of Findlay, fr. M. Canal to a point w. of John.
CHIASE al. b. New and 7th, fr. Scott al, east.
CHEAPSIDE, (East & West) e. and w. side of M. Canal hasin. n. fr. e. 8th to Court. CIIERRY al. b. Front and Phœbe, fr. Hughes al. to Plum.
CHESTNUT, w. fr. 435 Cen- tral Av. b. Elizabeth and Clark.
41 John.
CHURCII al. w, fr. 177 Main to Walnut, b. W. 4th and 5th.
CLARK, w, fr. 457 Central av, n. of 12th.
37 John, 49 Fulton,
111@Cutter,
199 Kossuth,
119 Rittenhouse.
16] Iland,
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