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Union Mission-D. P. Eells, Superintend- ent-Meets 2 o'clock P. M .- Thirty teachers -Two hundred scholars,
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
President-Rev. J. A. Thome.
Superintendent of Instruction-Andrew Freese, A. M.
1st Ward, Charles Bradburn ; 2d Ward, Alleyn Maynard ; 3d Ward, Charles S. Reese ; 4th Ward, Wm. H. Stanley ; 5th Ward, Nathan P. Payne; 6th Ward, Wm. P. Fogg; 7th Ward, James R. Worswick ; 8th Ward, J. M. Vaughn ; 9th Ward, Daniel P. Rhodes ; 10th Ward, James A. Thome ; 11th Ward, F. B. Pratt.
Visiting Committee-1st Ward, vacancy, George F. Marshall, Edward Kingsley ; 2d Ward, Geo. A. Benedict, J. W. Gray, F. T. Backus ; 3d Ward, J. A. Harris, Benjamin Brownell, R. C. Yates ; 4th Ward, Rev. J. B. Bittinger, W. S. C. Otis, Geo. B. Ely ; 5th Ward, G. C. Dodge, Dudley Baldwin, Wm. Lowrie; 6th Ward, Harvey Rice, Dr. Wm. Meyer, Jas. C. Doane; 7th Ward, Wm. F. Parker, N. E. Warren, A. H. Betts ; 8th Ward, J. B. Palmer, T. Lindsay, S. W. Johnson ; 9th Ward, Rev. L. Burton, J. M. Coffinberry, C. W. Palmer ; 10th Ward, I. U. Masters, J. A. Reddington, Joseph Glid- den ; 11th Ward, John Kirkpatrick, Daniel Stephan, Wm. Warrick.
Visiting Committee for Central High School - Geo. Willey, Rev. F. T. Brown, Bushnell White, W. D. Beattie. West Branch High School, Rev. Wm. Pope, Hon. W. B. Castle, Dr. J. A. Sayles.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS.
The Public Schools of the city are divi- ded into Primary, Secondary, Intermediate and Grammar Schools, a Central High School and Branch High School. These Schools are open to all youth between the ages of six and twenty-one. Generally speaking, the Primary Schools are intended for children from six to eight years of age : the secondary and intermediate for those who are from eight to ten; the Grammar Schools for those over ten ; and the High School for those over twelve, who wish to pursue the higher branches of education, and who are found on examination, quali-
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fied to enter upon the course prescribed for this School. The period of time spent, however, in each grade of Schools depends more upon scholarship than age. The num- ber of scholars enrolled the past year was about six thousand. Seventy-nine teachers are employed at an annual expense of over $34,000. Penmanship, Drawing and Mu- sic are conducted by professional instructors. There are three terms of school in the year, one of thirteen, and two of fifteen weeks each ; vacations nine weeks.
The School Buildings of the First Ward are on Eagle and Prospect streets; of the Second Ward on Rockwell street ; of the Third Ward on St. Clair, between Bank and Seneca streets; of the Fourth Ward on Brownell street; of the Fifth Ward on St. Clair street, east of Erie; of the Sixth Ward on Mayflower street ; of the Seventh Ward on St. Clair street, near the Pittsburgh R. R. Depot ; of the Eighth Ward on Pearl street ; of the Ninth Ward on Hicks street ; of the Tenth Ward on Kentucky street; of the Eleventh Ward on Penn street. The Central High School is located on Euclid street, and the Branch High School on Ken- tucky street.
School Terms, 1859 - Fall Term . com- mences August 29, and closes December 24. Winter Term commences January 2, and closes April 1. Spring Term commences April 17, and closes July 7.
[TEACHERS.]
Central High School-E. T. Sterling, Sid- ney A. Norton, Catherine Gillett, Nancy B. Merrill.
Branch High School -A. G. Hopkinson, Laura Ayer.
Mayflower Street School -Edward R. Perkins, Harriet Perkins, Mary H. Gale, Eliza Brinsmade, Mary J. Leonard, Kate Thayer, Anna E. White, Mary J. John- son.
Eagle Street School-Luther M. Oviatt, Mary E. White, S. Lizzie Ellsworth, Abby Jones, Julia O'Brien, Augusta Charlton, Mary S. Hopkins, Mary Bryner.
Brownell Street School-John C. Hale, Hannah Gillett, Mary C. C. Lane, Eunice A. Taylor, Mary S. Doane, Jennie Sexton, Harriet C. Lane, Rebecca Kirk.
Rockwell Street School - Henry Ford, Sarah Wood, Ursula A. Sanborn, Kate White, Helen A. Williston, Carrie A. Clark.
Upfold, Mary Haver, Harriet Sanborn, Mary Lawrence, Cornelia Haskell.
West St. Clair Street School-Adam Low- rie, Pamelia Russell, Celia Bigelow, Laura Curtiss, Anna Reirden, Ellen Vaughn.
Pearl Street School-Oscar O. Baldwin, Harriet P. Baldwin, Augusta D. Kent, Ab- by L. O. Stone, Phoebe A. Allen, Emily Walker.
Hick's Street School -Chas. F. Dutton, Pamelia Libby, Harriet Walker, Mary Warmington, Betsey A. Dutton.
Kentucky Street School-Celia W. Pugs- ley, Lucy J. Westcott, Abby L. Westcott, Mary Quintrell.
Penn Street School-Wm. G. Lawrence, Mary Johnson.
Washington Street School - Sophia E. Stillman, Hadassah B. Folsom.
Prospect Street School - Eva Sanborn, Kate Haywood.
Euclid Street School - Helen Farrand, Amelia Johnstone.
Greenwood Street School - Mary An- drews, Augusta Chase, Lizzie McIntosh.
Hudson Street School- C. A. Currier, Harriet E. Blair, Sarah Andrews.
Teacher of Penmanship-A. J. Phelps.
MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOLS, ACADE- MIES, &c.
Cleveland Academy-Corner Prospect and Huron st. T. G. Valpy, Principal ; Miss L. Guilford, Assistant ; Miss Carrie Newton, Principal Grammar Department ; F. Subit, Teacher of French ; A. J. Phelps, Teacher of Penmanship. Trustees, H. B. Payne, Pres .; William Bingham, Sec'y; Charles Hickox, Geo. Worthington, Amasa Stone, jr.
Cleveland Institute-Mr. R. F. Humiston, A. M., Principal and Proprietor ; Mrs. R. F. Humiston, Matron. University Heights, 114 miles S. E. of the Public Square. Om- nibuses running daily to accommodate the school.
Instructors-Mr. Chas. Buffett, Mathe- matics ; Mr. John E. Darby, A. B., Ancient Languages ; Prof. Karl Ruger, A. M., Mod- ern Languages ; Profs. J. A. Thome, and W. P. Edgarton, Elocution, Oratory and Belles Lettres ; Prof. Wm. B. Hall, Vocal Music ; Miss Caroline Ferguson, Piano Mu- sic and French ; Miss E. S. Buffett, Botany,
East St. Clair Street School-Richard Fry, Louisa Carter, Emily A. Martin, Susan E. | Drawing and Painting ; Misses Julia F.
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Wright, and Lucy M. Spellman, Preparatory Department. Revs. J. M. Hoyt, S. C. Ai- ken, D. D., R. B. Claxton, D. D., A. Wheel- er, M. D., Moses Hill, Hon. R. P. Spalding, Hon. Horace Foote, Visiting Committee. (See Page 38.)
Cleveland Female Seminary- Kinsman street, near Willson Avenue. S. N. Sanford, A. M., Principal, Natural and Moral Sci- ences ; Mrs. L. H. Sanford, Associate Prin- ciple ; Samuel St. John, LL. D., Natural History and Astronomy ; Miss Julia S. Hop- kins, Rhetoric, Criticism, and English Lite- rature ; Miss Hannah B. Smith, Latin, Greek and History ; Miss C. A. Twining, Mathe- matics and English Grammar; Miss Sarah L. Huggins, Arithmetic, Geography and History ; Miss S. A. Noble, Drawing and Painting ; Miss Charlotte Mahon, Instru- mental Music; Mr. H. G. Bird, Vocal Mu- sic ; Mons. F. Subit, French Language and Literature ; Prof. Warren Edgarton, Read- ing and Elocution ; Prof. Guiseppe P. Al- bino, Italian Languages.
[CATHOLIC.]
St. Mary's School - For boys and girls. Corner of Jersey and Carroll. Francis Bor- gie, Miss Hannon, Teachers ; in connection with St. Mary's Church.
Christian Brothers-West Side, attending the Cathedral School ; Bro. Litz, Superior. five religious. They conduct two pay Schools and two free Schools ; Pupils 400.
St. Mary's Boarding School -Corner of Fulton and Carroll ; N. King, Principal.
St. Mary's Ecclesiastical Seminary-Su- perior st., near Erie. Professors Rev. F. Beff, R. L. Mott. No. of Seminarians, twenty. Petit Seminaric-Superior, Rev. A. Martin, Professors Rev. M. Calahan, Rev, M. Retier. No. of scholars, twenty-two.
Cleveland Industrial School-Champlain street, west of South Seneca street. This school is supported in part by voluntary effort-the teachers, school-room, and furni- ture being provided by the city Council, while individuals furnish employment to the schol- ars. It was commenced January 5, 1857, and has an average of seventy-five scholars attending it, who are employed in the manu- facture of brushes, and in sewing. T. P. Handy, President ; Geo. Mygatt, Treasurer ; R. Waterton, Sec'y ; Samuel Starkweather, Wm. B. Castle, Harvey Rice, John A. Foot, T. S. Paddock, Charles A. Dean, T. P. Handy, Geo. Mygatt, J. Lowman, R. Water- ton, R. Langhorn, Joseph Perkins, R. R. Herrick, Lyman Little, Orson Spencer, Geo.
A. Stanley, I. C. Pendleton, G. Thomas, Trustees ; R. Waterton, Superintendent ; Minnie Waterton, Teacher Industrial De- partment ; Tillie Waterton, Teacher Edu- cational Department ; Mrs. R. Waterton, Matron.
LIST OF STREETS
REFERRED TO IN THIS WORK. Abbey, from Tracy to Lorain. Alabama, from St. Clair to Superior. Allen, from Ohio to Parkman.
Ann, from State to Franklin Place. Bank, from Lake Erie to Superior. Belden, from St. Clair to Superior Avenue. Belmont. from Kinsman to Croton. Blair, from Cedar Avenue to Garden. Bolivar, from the Canal to Prospect. Bomford, from Wilson to Second Avenue. Bond, from Lake Erie to Superior. Brainard, from Lorain to Pearl. Bridge, from Hurd to Scott. Brownell, from Wilson to Burnham. Burch, from Detroit to Lorain. Burnham, from Scoville to Kinsman. Burwell, from Grove to Forest. California, from Erie to Muirson. Canal, from Vineyard to Harrison. Carroll, from Hicks to Fulton. Case Avenue, from Lake Erie to Croton.
Cedar Avenue, from Perry to Willson Av. Center, from Lake Erie to the River. Champlain, from Vineyard to Ontario. Chatham, from Pearl to Mechanic. Cheshire, from Prospect to Garden. Chestnut, from Erie to Muirson. Church, from Pearl to State. Clifton, from St. Clair to Superior Avenue. Clinton, from Hanover west. Columbus, from Croton to Pearl. Courtland, from Detroit to city limits. Crockett, from Garden to Scoville. Cross, from the Canal to Kinsman. Croton, from Jackson
Dare, from Detroit to city limits.
Delaware from St. Clair to Superior.
Depot from the Lake to St. Clair.
Detroit from Centre to city limits. Division, from Turnpike Dodge , from Superior to Euclid.
Duane, from Old River to Woodbine. Eagle, from Canal to Erie.
Eagle Alley, between Eagle and Ohio. East Center, from the river to Vineyard. East Main, from the river to Water. East River, from Front to Superior. Elm, from West River to old river bed. Erie, from Lake Erie to Kinsman.
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Euclid from Public Square to city limits. Forest, from Garden to Croton. Fourth, from Commercial to Cross. Fox Avenue, to Garden. Frankfort, from Water to Seneca. Franklin, from Columbus to Courtland. French, from River to Columbus. Front from River to Water. Garden, from Brownell to Willson Avenue. German, from River to Columbus. Girard, from the river to Columbus. Gorham, from Greenwood to Hudson. Granger, from Prospect to Garden. Green, from Carroll to Monroe. Greenwood, from Sibley to Kinsman. Grove, from Orange to Croton. Hamilton, from Wood to Case Avenue. Hanover, from Old River to Franklin Place. Harbor, from Franklin to Lorain. Harman, from Scoville to Kinsman. Harrison, from Canal to Hill. Herman, from Lamartine to Oakland. Hicks, from Franklin to Lorain. Hill, from Ohio to the canal. High, from Ontario to an alley. Howe, from Seneca to Ontario. Hudson, from Euclid to Kinsman. Hume, from the River to Columbus. Hunt, from Moore to Franklin. Hurd, from the River to Lorain. Huntington, from Euclid to Garden. Huron, from Pittsburgh to Euelid. Irving, from Kinsman to the Canal. Jackson, from Kinsman to the Canal. James, from Merwin to Vineyard. Jay, from Pearl to Jersey. Jersey, from Fulton to Monroe. John, from Woodbine to Harbor. Johnson, from Water to Bank. Kentucky, from Old River to Woodbine. Kinsman, from Pittsburgh to Willson Av. Lake, from Water to Case Avenue. Lamartine, from Old River to Franklin. Lawrence, from St. Clair to Superior Avenue. Laurel, from Garden to Kinsman. Leonard, from the river to Columbus. Liberty, from Cherry to Pittsburgh. Long, from Vineyard to Seneca. Lorain, from Smith to city limits. Lyman, from St. Clair to Superior Avenue. Main, from the River to Turnpike. Main Alley, from Huron to Bolivar. Mandrake, from the River to Water. Maple, from Garden to Kinsman. Marion, from Perry to Greenwood. Marshall, from Lake to St. Clair. Mayflower, from Kinsman to Croton. McLean, from Carroll to Monroe. Meadow, from Front to E. Main. Mechanic, from Lorain to city limits.
Merchant, from St. Clair to Superior Avenue. Merwin, from Superior to Columbus. Michigan, from Canal to Ontario. Middle, from Prospect to Huron. Middle Alley, from Miami Alley to Main. Mill, from Monroe to city limits. Minnesota, from St. Clair to Superior. Monroe, from Pearl to Willet. Moore, from Hicks to Tracy. Muirson, from the Lake to Euelid. Mulberry, from Detroit to Old River. Newton, from Cedar Avenue to Garden. Noble Alley, from Seneca to Ontario. Oak, from Waluut to Chestnut. Oak Place, from Euclid to Prospect.
Ohio, from Canal to Brownell. Ontario, from the Lake to Pittsburgh.
Orange, from Pittsburgh to Grove. Oregon, from Erie to
Park, from St. Clair to Kinsman. Parkman, from Erie to Brownell.
Pearl, from Detroit to City limits.
Penn, from Carroll to Monroe.
Perry, from Lake Erie to Pittsburgh. Phelps, from St. Clair to Superior Avenue.
Pittsburgh, from Ontario to city limits.
Pittsburgh, continued, from Pittsburgh to Jackson.
Plum, from Ohio to Parkman.
Prospect, from Ontario to city limits. Putnam, from Scoville to Kinsman.
Randall, from Woodbine to Lorain.
Ross, from Jay to Bridge.
Rockwell, from Public Square to Erie. River, from Front to Superior.
River, Old, from Oakland to W. River. Root, from Franklin to Lorain.
St. Charles, from Sibley to Cedar Avenue. St. Clair, from the River to city limits. St. Pauls, from Old River to Detroit. Scott, from Detroit to city limits. Scoville Av., from Brownell to Willson Av.
Seneca, from Lake Erie to the Canal. Sheriff, from Euclid to High. Sibley, from Perry to Case Avenue. Sked, from Marion to Scoville. Spring, from Front to Meadow. Spruce, from W. River to Turnpike. State, from Old River to Franklin. Sterling Avenue, from Lake to Euclid. Superior, from River to city limits. Superior Avenue, from Muirson to Summer, from East Centre to the river. Taylor, from Franklin to city limits. Terrett, from Kentucky to city limits. Theresa Lane, from Bond to Eric. Third, from Harrison to Cross.
Tracy, from Willey to city limits. Turnpike, from Lake Erie to Detroit. Vermont, from Detroit to Kentucky.
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Vestry, from Pearl to Fulton. Wall, from Detroit to Church. Ward, from Lorain to Monroe. Washington, from Detroit to city limits. Water, from Lake Erie to Superior. Webster, from Erie to Brownell. West, from Merwin to Vineyard. West Liberty, from Detroit to city limits. West River, from Lake Erie to Columbus. Whitman, from Woodbine to Harbor. Willey, from city limits to Pearl. Willet, from Lorain to city limits.
William, from Cedar to Garden.
Williams, from St. Clair to Superior Avenue. Williams Alley, from Lake to St. Clair. Wilson, from Brownell to Marshall. Wilson Avenue, from Lake Erie to Kinsman. Winter, from Columbus to Merwin. Wood, from Lake Erie to Superior. Woodbine, from Fulton to Harbor. York, from Franklin place to Monroe. York Alley, from Ontario to Wood. Alley.
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CLEVELAND INSTITUTE
[LATE CLEVELAND UNIVERSITY.]
University Heights, 1 1.4 Miles S. E. from the Public Square,
R. F. HUMISTON, A. M., PRINCIPAL & PROPRIETOR,
Assisted by a Corps of Ten Thorough and Accomplished Instructors.
Boar3, Washing, Fuel, Lights, in all but the Ornamental Branches $200 per year. Day Scholars, Tuition in all English Branches 40 per year.
Extra for Languages,
20 per year.
Facilities are here offered for pursuing, on the most favorable terms, almost any branch of study desired, under the instruction of experienced and successful educators.
A graduating course of study is prescribed for both ladies and gentlemen, and students of correct deportment, after having pursued this course and passed a satisfactory examina- tion, will receive diplomas. Those desirous of fitting for College, for Teaching, or for Business Life, will receive thorough preparatory training.
The first Term of the Academic year, commences Wednesday, Sept. 7th, and continues twenty weeks. The second term commences Monday, Feb. 20th, continues twenty weeks, and closes July 6th.
Among the peculiar advantages of this Institution may be named its retired and healthful location-its ease of access from the city and all parts of the surrounding country by Railroad and Omnibuses-the unsurpassed beauty of its site, overlooking the city, the lake, and the shipping of the harbor-its ample grounds, and facilities for Physical Training : the pupils having daily drilling exercises in the GYMNASIUM, which is one of the largest and most thoroughly furnished in the State,-its Library, Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus, and Cabinets of Natural History,-its flourishing Societies, and its courses of lectures on almost every variety of subject.
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THE
WATERS_CO.ALBANY. N.Y. & NEW-YORK
ECONOMIST.
FOR SALE BY
JACOB WANSOR, ONLY,
No. 38 Mathews' Block, South Side Public Square, CLEVELAND, OHIO.
ARNOLD & MCINTIRE,
SLATE ROOFERS,
AND
DEALERS IN
Office No. 5 Atwater Building,
0+ All work guaranteed water proof. A supply of Slate constantly on hand ._ 0 Orders promptly attended to.
D. E. FIELD, WATCHMAKER, JEWEŁER AND ENGRAVER, No. 125 Bank Street, £
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CLEVELAND, O.
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CLEVELAND
FILE WORKS
[ESTABLISHED 1852.]
No. 23 Columbus St., near Ransom, Cobb & Co.'s Planing Mill,
JOHN PARKIN & CO .. PROPRIETORS.
Files and Rasps of Every Description Re.Cut in the best style. 0+Letters of Inquiry, and Work from Country will meet with prompt attention .. By permission, the following Gentlemen and Firms of Cleveland, may be referred to, in regard to quality of work.
REFERENCES :
E. T, STERLING, Esq.,. Agent Cuyahoga Steam Furnace Co.
W. F. SMITH Master Mechanic C., C. & C. R. R. Machine Shops,
A. CONGDON C. & E. R. R. Machine Shops.
J. HOVEY, C. & P. R. R. Machine Shops.
J. A. JACKMAN,
C, & T. R. R. Machine Shops.
J. YOUNG,
C. & M. R. R. Machine Shops.
D. SANFORD & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
LUMBER,
160 Merwin Street,
ELEVE
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OFFICE, 59 MERWIN STREET.
HUBBY & HOWE,
CLEVELAND, X × × X OHIO.
SUPERIOR BRANDS OF
Double Extra, Extra and Superfine Flour, IN BARRELS AND SACKS. Shorts, Middlings, and Screenings in Quantities to suit Purchasers.
J. FRANCISCO, LUMBER DEALER,
118 Merwin Street, Corner of German, CLEVELAND CENTRE,
CLEVELAND,
X M OHIO.
Orders for every variety of Lumber filled at the Shortest Notice.
HOLMES & CARTER, MANUFACTURERS OF
Plain and Ornamental Iron Railing,
BALCONIES, VERANDAS, WINDOW GUARDS, BOOK SAFES, IRON DOORS, SHUTTERS, IRON BEDSTEADS, Sky-Lights, Gratings, Stairs, and Housesmith Work in general, 17 & 19 Vineyard St. near Atwater Block, CLEVELAND, O. ROBERT HOLMES, L ADDRESS P. O. Box 2010. WILLIAM CARTER.
J. G. MOORE, SURGEON DENTIST,
Office 235 Superior St., over Fogg's China Store, CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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LIST OF NAMES.
ABBREVIATIONS .- In the pages following, H. stands for house, and BDS. for boards. The word STREET is implied.
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Abbet Daniel, carpenter, h. 278 Hamilton. ABBEY & Co., dealers in stone ware, 161 River.
Abbey Grove N., firm A. & Co., h. 24 Wal- nut.
ABBEY HENRY G., attorney, 171 Supe- rior, bds. Weddell House.
Abbey Mrs., widow of Perley, h. 73 Bolivar. Abbey Russell, firm A. & Co., h. Akron.
Abbey Seth A., U. S. Deputy Marshal, h. 34 Huron.
Abbey William, firm Wood, White & A., bds. Weddell House.
Abbert Frederick, engine wiper, h. Hamilton. Abbot Daniel, carpenter, h. 151 Oregon.
Abbott Caroline A., widow of A. B., h. 56 Eagle.
Abbott James, blind maker, bds. 48 Kins- man.
Abbott John, book keeper, Mercantile agen- cy, h. 48 Kinsman.
Abbott Jonathan, tinner, bds 48 Kinsman. Abel Frederick, music teacher, h. 237 Pros- pect.
Abert Halman, laborer, 99 Greenwood.
Abell Edward S., blind maker, h. 154 Bol- ivar.
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Abell Orlando, carpenter, h. 60 Orange.
Abendrodh John H., laborer, 146 Greenwood. Abold Francis W., shoe store, 236 Superior, bds. 304 Superior.
Abrahams George, brakesman, h. cor. Cali- fornia and Muirson.
Abrams John, hostler, bds. cor. Clinton Park. ABRECHT LOUIS, hair jeweler, 67 Ontario. Acart Henry, tinner, h. 78 Tracy.
Acert Godfrey, laborer, 51 Clifton. Acker John, shoemaker, h. Main. Ackert Augustus, laborer, 53 Clifton.
Ackley Mrs., widow of Horace A., h. 368 Prospect.
Acre Napoleon, shoemaker, 40 Chatham. Adam Henry, h. Prospect near Hudson.
Adam John, cabinet maker, h. 756 Superior.
Adam Nicholas, Sr., cooper, 97 Oregon. Adam Nicholas, cooper, 95 Oregon.
ADAMS A. A., merchant tailor, 100 Bank, h. 159 Prospect.
Adams Alfred, firm A. & Jewett, h. 195 St. Clair.
Adams A. E., salesman, 185 Superior, bds. 195 St Clair.
Adams Darius, conductor C. C. & C. R. R., h. 96 Franklin.
Adams Edgar, gilder, h. 23 Garden.
Adams Fitch, firm S. Raymond & Co., bds Johnson House.
Adams George, porter, h. Elm.
ADAMS GEORGE H., sign and ornamen- tal painter, 170 Superior, h 87 Wood.
Adams Ira, firm Huett, Burgert & Co., h. 26 Wood.
Adams Javris M., firm A. & Canfield, bds. 195 St Clair.
Adams John, shoemaker, h. rear 336 Pitts- burgh.
Adams Joseph, attorney, h. 55 Seneca.
Adams Mrs. L., widow of Lowell, h. 288 Detroit.
Adams Matthew, saloon, 99 Seneca.
Adams Orlando B., gent, h. 161 St Clair.
Adams Robert E., law student, 170 Superior.
Adams Samuel, blacksmith, h. 8 Pop Corn alley.
Deoderised Coal Oil, manufactured by LAW & NORTH,
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ADAMS S. E., attorney, Spangler's Block, | ALCOTT & HORTON, wholesale dry goods, h. East Cleveland. 141 Water.
Adams Samuel, h. 32 Mandrake.
Adams Rev. S. W., h. 255 St Clair.
Adams William, sailor, bds, 110 Turnpike. Adams Wm. K., firm W. K. A. & Co., &
Brackett, Remington & Co., h. 31 Bank. ADAMS & CANFIELD, attorneys, 170 Su- perior.
ADAMS & JEWETT, sack manufacturers, 144 Superior.
ADAMS W. K. & Co., livery stable, rear American Hotel.
Addlow John, machinist, h. rear 80 Oregon.
Adhan James, carp., 20 Kinsman.
Addin William, tailor, h. 197 Hamilton.
Addison Hiram M., collector for Review, h. 316 Erie.
Addow Joseph, laberor, 294 St Clair.
Addlow John, Sr., brass smelter, h. rear 80 Oregon.
Adolph Mrs. Terrice, widow, h. rear 107 Ham- ilton.
AFRICAN M. E. CHURCH, Bolivar east of Erie.
Agar George, Penny Post, h. 97 Scoville.
Agar Henry, lab, 25 Vine.
Agar John, joiner, h. 31 Granger.
Ager Francis, tailor, 19 Prospect, h. 14 Granger.
AGITATOR, Mrs. H. F. M. Brown, editor, 144 Superior.
AIKEN REV. S. C., pastor First Presb. Church, h. 128 Prospect.
Aiken Charles G., jeweler, h. 320 Superior. Aiken Henry, lamp maker, h 144 Lake.
Ailringer Isadore, firm A. & Son, h. 97 Gar- den.
Ailringer Iser, firm A. & Son, h. 97 Garden. Ailringer & Son, grocers, 97 Garden.
Ainmaker John, blacksmith, h. 84 Taylor.
Ainsly George, tinner, h. 61 Oregon.
Aitkin Mrs. Jane, widow of Archibald, gro- cery, 46 Main.
Akars Mrs. Catherine, widow, h. 27 Irving. Akers James, firm Brown & A., h. 72 Frank- fort.
Akerman John, laborer, 110 Hudson.
Akins Henry, tinner, bds. 144 Lake.
Albacher M., butcher, h. 259 Kinsman.
Albers Henry, pail maker, h. 105 Jersey.
Albertson J. B., manufacturers agent, h. 139 Prospect.
Albrecht Heinrich, tinner, h. 191 Pearl.
Albeigh A., laborer, 855 Superior.
Albright Herman, laborer, 47 Belmont. Alchiser Louis, brewer, bds. 141 Hamilton. Alcom A., stone cutter, h. 69 Michigan.
Alcott Leverett, firm A. & Horton, h. 320 Superior.
Alderman Albert N., medical student, h. 5 Wood.
Aldinger John, clerk, Post Office.
Aldrich Wales, firm Bolton & A., h. 67 Kinsman.
Aldrich Wm. H., sailor, h. 9 Academy.
ALERT HOSE CO., Long rear American Hotel.
Alesaer Fred., laborer, 190 Lorain.
Alexander A. W., custom cutter, 148 Su- perior, bds. 124 Water.
Alexander Benjamin, bds. 198 Orange.
Alexander David B., carpenter, h 158 Ohio. Alexander John, foreman Cleveland Oil Co., h. 198 Orange.
Alexander William, saloon, 19 Champlain. Alford B. W., house mover, h. 15 High.
Alfreds Thomas, expressman, h. 70 Muirson. Alfotten Thomas, laborer, 40 California.
Alger Oliver, agent P. Anderson, h. Detroit Road.
Allardt Rev. Adolphus, h. 164 Lake.
Allardt Edward, piano tuner, h. 269 Perry.
Allardt M. H., firm J. A. Spencer & Co., h. 164 Lake.
Allee William, general agent Baldwin, De- witt & Co., bds. Johnson House.
Allen Albro A., clerk Alcott & Horton's, h .. 110 Lake.
Allen A. L., brewer, 15 West, h 16 Miami.
Allen Mrs. Ann, boarding, 307 Perry.
Allen Edward, fireman C. & E. R. R.
Allen Elbridge G., physician, 33 Superior.
Allen Dennis, shoemaker, h. 41 Scoville Alley.
Allen G. G., ship carpenter, h. 50 Root.
Allen George, fireman, bds. 491 Lake.
Allen Richard N., engineer, bds. 90 Brownell. Allen S. B., clerk Hubby, Hughes & Co., bds. 106 St. Clair.
Allen Stephen D., clerk Bennet's Forest City House.
Allen Susan, widow of Wm., h. 106 St. Clair. ALLEN S. D. & CO., proprietors Bennet's Forest City House, corner Superior and Public Square.
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