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The erection of Gas Works by Messrs. Lockwood & Co. during the past year, has of been of vast improvement and benefit to the city. Nearly five miles of street mains (pipes) have been laid during the season. The construction of Water Works, by which pure Lake water will be introduced into every street and house, is a necessity now fore- ing itself upon the attention of our citizens; and doubtless a favorable action upon the subject will be taken before long by the authorities.
The Free Schools of Sandusky, under the superintendence of Mr. COWDERY, are justly the pride, as they are the ornament, of the city.
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Few places in the Union can, boast of a more thorough and compre- hensive,' yet economical system; and it is certanly not excelled, if equalled by that of any other city in the State. The number of pu- pils in the Schools registered during the year ending March 31st, was 1500; and the average daily attendance was about 1000. During the year past the total receipts from taxation were $13,082.05; the total disbursements, including repairs of school houses, furniture, &c., $8,.77. The whole number of persons of school age, resident in the city, as shown by the last annual enumeration, is 2,433.
The Church Edifices, most of which stand on the public ground on the south side of the public square, are large, spacious buildings, sufficient in size to accommodate the church-going part of community for many years to come.
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Throughout the city it is observable that more attention is now paid than formerly to the planting of shade trees, and to the decoration of private and public grounds. The Public Squares, so long neglected, have recently been newly laid off and fenced, and a judicious system of grading, with a view to the planting of trees, has been commenced. Such improvement has long been demanded by the taste of the citi- zens, who are very generally setting the city authorities a good exam- ple in the elegance of their own residences and grounds.
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PREFACE.
Originally a Directory was simply an alphabetical list of . the names of the inhabitants of a city, with their several places of abode, but later years have witnessed much improve- ment, by adding to the City Guide a Business Directory and. such local matters of information as would be of interest to the citizens of the place. Their utility as works of refer- ence for all classes of business men, as well as strangers vis- iting the city, is appreciated more and more, as all become better acquainted with their character and object.
Some time in June last we commenced compiling mate- rials to make a "City Directory." The houses at this time were not numbered; and seeing the impracticability of direc- ting to any particular locality until such was the case, we abandoned further operations and proceeded at once to num- ber the houses throughout the city; which being completed, we again commenced the publication of a Directory, and the work now offered to the public is the result of our labors.
Though a first effort, yet, we feel confident its style and general appearance will both please our patrons and well compare with those published in other cities, of the same 4
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date, containing as it does, a systematic arrangement of the Names, Advertisements, Business Houses, Fire and Military Companies, Church and Public Buildings, Rail Roads, Post Office Matters, &c.
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The first twenty pages contain "Historical' Sketches of Sandusky," a· production of much labor, and which adds much to the interest of the work. The paper used in the printing is of fine quality, and also the binding is neatly done in muslin-no small item of the expense.
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To our subscribers we would say, we have endeavored to make the Directory what it should be : a guide to all resi- dences and business localities, and we cheerfully notice the liberality of a large portion of the citizens in aiding to supply a great want. There are some who have refused to contribute anything towards its support, and yet expect to use it as freely as though they did. To such we have only to say that in a second edition we shall endeavor to throw such barriers in the way as will prevent your availing yourselves of our labors gratuitously.
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STREETS, AVENUES, &c.
The Streets running south, begin at Water, (the odd numbers on the right hand side and the even on the left,) and those running east and west at Meigs. Water begins at East Battery, runs westwardly to West Battery.
Market begins at Meigs, runs westwardly to Harrison; being 1 street south of Water.
Washington begins at Meigs, runs westwardly to Shelby; being 2 streets south of Water.
Adams begins at Meigs, runs westwardly to Putnam ; being 3 streets south of Water.
Jefferson begins at Meigs, runs westwardly to Mills; being 4 streets south of Water.
Madison begins at Meigs, runs westwardly to Mills; being 5 streets south of Water.
Monroe begins at Meigs, runs westwardly to Mills; being 6 sts south of Water. Washington Row begins at Wayne, extends to Jackson, on north side of Public Square.
Jefferson Row begins at east end of Jefferson Street; extends east to the cove.
Reese begins at Meigs, runs westwardly to Wayne; being 7 streets south of Water.
Neil begins at Meigs, runs westwardly to Columbus Avenue; being 8 streets south of Water.
Scott begins at Meigs, runs westwardly to Columbus Avenue; being 9 streets south of Water.
Barker begins at Camp, runs westwardly to Mills; being 7 streets south of Water. Sandusky begins at Camp, runs westardly to Mills; being 8 streets south of Water.
Seneca begins at Camp, runs westwardly to Mills; being 9 streets south of Water. Meigs begins at Water, runs southwardly to Sycamore Line street; being 6 streets east of Columbus Avenue.
Perry begins at Water, runs southwardly to Sycamore Line; being 5 streets east of Columbus Avenue.
Warren begins at Water, runs southwardly to Scott; being 4 streets east of Columbus Avenue.
Franklin begins at Water, runs southwardly to Scott; being 3 streets east of Columbus Avenue.
Hancock begins at Water, runs southwardly to Scott; being 2 streets east of Columbus Avenue.
Wayne begins at Water, runs southwardly to Scott; being 1 street east of Co- lumbus Avenue.
Columbus Avenue begins at Water, runs southwardly ; being one of the princi- pal streets in the city.
Jackson begins at Water, runs southwardly to Plank Road ; being I street west of Columbus Avenue.
Decatur begins at Water, runs southwardly to Plank Road; being 2 streets west of Columbus Avenue.
Fulton begins at Water, runs southwardly to Poplar ; being 3 streets west of Columbus Avenue.
Lawrence begins at Water, runs southwardly to Monroe ; being 4 streets west of Columbus Avenue.
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Mc Donough begins at Water, runs southwardly to Monroe ; being 5 streets west of Columbus Avenue.
Shelby begins at Water, runs southwardly to Monroe; being 6 streets west of Columbus Avenue.
Camp begins at West end Washington, runs southwardly to Seneca; being 7. streets west of Columbus Avenue.
Railroad begins at Water, runs southwardly to Sencca ; being 8 streets west of Columbus Avenue.
Clinton begins at Market, runs southwardly to Seneca ; being 9 streets west of Columbus Avenue.
Harrison begins at Market, runs south to Sencca ; being 10 streets west of Co- lumbus Avenue.
Putnam extends north to'Adams and south to Seneca; being 11 streets west of Columbus Avenue.
Mills extends north to Adams and south to Seneca; being 12 streets west of Columbus Avenue.
Elm begins at Warren, runs diagonally to Hancock on N. W. wide. Huron T ik. Divison begins at Columbus Avenue, extends east half a square betwe. .. Neil and Reese.
Center begins at Decatur, extends east one square to Jackson.
Melville begins at Camp, extends south west one square to Railroad.
Poplar begins at Lawrence, extends south east along north side Miami Avenue to Decatur.
Columbus Park Row begins at Wayne, runs diagonally south west to Columbus, Avenue, thence north west to Jackson.
Huron Avenue begins at cast side Public Square, runs diagonally to Elm.
Miami Avenue begins at west side Public Square, runs diagonally to Poplar.
Sycamore Line runs north and south through the eastern limits of the city. Erie begins at First street, runs southwardly to Fifth.
Ogontz begins at First street, runs southwardly to Fifth.
Ontario begins at First street, runs southwardly to Fifth.
First street begins at Sycamore Line, runs eastwardly to Ontario.
Second street begins at Sycamore Line, runs eastwardly to Ontario.
Third street begins at Sycamore Line, runs eastwardly to Ontario.
Fourth street begins at Sycamore Line, runs eastwardly to Ontario.
Fifth street begins at Sycamore line, runs eastwardly to Ontario.
BOUNDERIES OF THE WARDS.
First Ward .- All that portion of said City, lying east or eastwardly of the center of Franklin Street.
Second Ward .- All that part of said City, lying west or westwardly of the center of Franklin Street, and east or eastwardly of the center of Columbus Avenue.
Third Ward .- All that part of said City, which lies west or westwardly of the center of Columbus Avenue, and cast or eastwardly of Fulton Street.
Fourth Ward .- All that part of said City lying west or westwardly of the center of Fulton Street, and east or eastwardly of the center of Camp and Shelby Streets.
Fifth Ward .- All that part of said City, which lies west or westwardly of the center of Camp and Shelby Streets.
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ABBREVIATIONS. :
¿Acct. 'accountant; atty. attorney; b. between"; b. h. boarding house ; b. k. book keeper; c. corner; carp. carpenter; com. commission; c. s. east side; n. s. north side; s. s. south side ; w. s. west side; s. x. southern extension; Ful. Fulton ; lab. laborer; manuf. manufactory or manufacturer; mer. merchant; mkr. maker; wh. wholesale.
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Abt Jacob, shoemaker, b. 17 Jackson.
Adams-Wm., carpenter, b. 7 Decatur. Adams James, laborer, b. 7 Decatur.
Adams H. S. (firm of Adams & Fay, druggists) b. 14 Washington.
Adams Jno., cabinet maker, h. 178 Market.
Adelmann Andreas, cooper, b. 294 Jefferson. Aikin J. C., dental surgeon, 145} water, b. 97' Adams.
. Aikin J., (firm of Wetherell & Co., wholesale grocers) h. 97 Adams. Albert Henry, b. 175 Water. Alcott A. E., moulder, b. Verandah. Alder James, bk. Union Ban. , h. 20 Hancock.
Allen J. G., carpenter, h. 212 Adams. Allen R. N., foreman C. & T. R. R. shop, b. St. Lawrence. Allen Wm. keeps bh. A97 Washington.
Anderson Geo. J., stationer, 126 Water, h. 9 Huron Avenue. Anderson Andrew, seaman, h. 3 Jefferson. Anderson O., seaman, b. 3 Jefferson.
Anderson P., cabinet maker, h. Huron Avenue. Anderson Jno., fireman, h. 338 Madison. Angell N. P., book keeper, 166 Water, b. 33 Jackson. Angst John, mason, h. 27 Fulton. Annes John, laborer, h. 142 Monroe. Ansbrow Wm., b. 180 Adams. Anthony Lorenzo, h. 22 Camp.
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DR. W. S. WORTMAN, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Ofso and Residence &# Market St.,
PERMANENTLY OURES CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA AND LARYNGITIS
BY MEDICAL INHALATION,
Lately brought into practice by-the Brompton Hospital, London. Keeps con- stantly on hand ·
A FULL SUPPLY OF THE INHALERS,
Which he will furnish to patients, together with the Medicine and Instructions for using them.
KET A large number of Certificates from patients who have been perma- nently cured, at my office for inspection.
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ALSO, PAYS SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL
SEASES OF THE EYE:
immation, in all its forms; Granular Lids; Specks and Films permanently . Ged. Operates for Cataract (a form of blindness, ) Strabismus (or Cross-Eyes, und warrants satisfaction.
NO CHARGE FOR NSULTATION.
HURON, ERIE COUNTY, OHIO, March 6th, 1855.
DR. W. S. WORTMAN. Dear Sir :- This is to certify that I have been afflicted for about eleven months with Bronchitis and Asthma of the worst kind. At times the paroxysms were so distressing that I thought I must die. I tried a great many kinds of Patent Medicines but got no relief. I had the advice and attendance of some of our best Physicians but got no permanent relief, and finally despaired of ever being any better. But through the goodness of provi- dence, I chanced to see your advertisement in the Commercial Register. I at once made my case known to you and commenced under your treatment of Medicated Inhalation with faint hopes. I followed your directions faithfully and in just five weeks I had gained twenty-four pounds; in six, twenty-nine `pounds, and now it is eight weeks since I commenced with your treatment, and I am heavier than I have been before in ten years, and I think the disease radically cured. Yours Respectfully,
R. IRONS.
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Anthony Nathan, b. 63 Shelby. Aplin Horace, grocer, 134 Water h. A42 Washington. Appel Conrad, pedlet, s. x. Putnam. Appel Jacob, blacksmith, h. 14 Shelby: Appel Jno. laborer, h. Barker n. s. Arna Andrew, h. 50 Jefferson, Arndt David, clerk, 167 Water b. 37 Fulton. Arnold H. A., h. 206 Adams.
Arnold Charles, physician, h. 159 Market.
·Artelman Ch., shoemaker, 193 Water h. rear. Auer Nicholas, carpenter, rear of 68 Perry. Austin Aaron, physician, office and h. 37 Washington. Avon -, employee, 90 Market h. Col. Park Row. Aysdon B., carpenter, h. Huron Av. e. side. Babcock David, engineer, h. 56 Shelby. Baecher Jacob, laborer, h. 72 Perry. Bachmaier George, h. 148 Adams. Bader Geo., h. w. x. Monroe. Baker George, cooper, h. 27 McDonough. Baker John, h. Fulton. Baker J. M., carpenter, h. 74 Adams. Baker John, brakeman, M. R. & L. E. R. R., b. 66 Decatur. -
Baker John, machinist, M. R. & L. E. R. R. shop, b. A97 Washington. Baker Mrs., h. 48 Hancock.
Bailey J. M., tin and stove dealer, 30 Columbus Av., h. 81 Col. Av. Ballard Mrs. P. R., keeps boarding house, B55 Washington. Banningham John, laborer, h. s. x. Putnam. Bane Frederick, laborer, h. 83 Monroe. Bangle Mrs. Mary, h. 53 Shelby.
Bangle Mrs. -- , h. 122 Market. Bangs H. E., book keeper, Register office, b. 42 Washington. Bann Peter, laborer, h. 285 Jefferson. Bar Geo., carpenter, Reese, n. s. Bar J. R., carpenter, h. 175 Adams.
Barber, A. H., com. mer., & in. agt., o. Register Building, h. 13 Market. Bargor F., cooper, h. 70 Monroe. Barker G. W. painter, M. R. & L. E. R. R. shop, h. 72 Railroad st. Barker J. A., agent M. R. & L. E. R. R., h. 56 Hancock. Barker 2. W., office, court house, h. 56 Hancock. Barker S., laborer, h. 41 Jefferson.
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STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
BILL, COOKE & CO., .PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL >
JOB PRINTERS, AND PROPRIETORS OF THE DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY REGISTER.
Our facilities for JOB PRINTING are of the first class, embracing
Cylinder, Card and Sand Dresses,
And a large and excellent assortment of
NEW JOB TYPE & STOCK.
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DAILY COMMERCIAL REGISTER, At $6,00 per Annum or 124 Cents per Week, in Advance. TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER, At $3,00 per Annum, in Advance. SANDUSKY WEEKLY REGISTER . At $1,50 per Annum, in Afrance.
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Baring Mrs. E. C., keeps bh., 37 Fulton.
Barrell Robert, confectioner, h. 6 Hancock. .
Barringer H. V., superintendent gas works, h. 97 Washington. Barringer A. V., contractor gas works, b. 97 Washington. Barsely Ferdinand, carpenter, h. 76 Perry.
Bartholomew B., (B. & Coglin, carriage manuf.) h. 60 Lawrence.
Bartlett P. T., clerk Daily Register Office, res. 80 Adams. Barton Patrick, shoe maker, 191 Market. Bates T. E., music teacher, res. 120 Market. Batsch G., b. 30 Washington.
Banback Jacob, grocer, 105 Market. Bauer M., 126 Adams.
Bauer Jacob, stone cutter, b. 46 Wayne.
Bauer J., b. 298 Jefferson.
Bauer Geo., wagon maker, 41 Market.
Bauer Adam, carpenter, 28 Decatur. .
Baumann Levi, clothier, 151 Water, b. St. Lawrence.
Baumann Jno., b. 75 Decatur.
Baumann H., tailor, 137 Water, h. 78 Jackson.
Baumann Bernhart, stone cutter, 192 Adams. Baumiester Jno., tailor, 115 Market. Bawil Jno., laborer 18 Lawrence.
Beal Henry, laborer, 83 Monroe.
Bean J. P., shoe store, 184 Water, b. Townsend House.
Beacholl James, b. Verandah. . Beattie Jno., b. 29 Monroe.
Beatty S. M., Pastor 2d Methodist Church, h. s. x. Lawrence.
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Bechtel Conrad, laborer, 111 Railroad st. Bechtel Wm., b. 126 Railroad st. Bear Nathan, grocer, h. 14 Jackson. Bear Philip, laborer, h. n. s. Reese.
Bechtel Chas., Columbus Park Row.
Beecher L. S., (L. S. & J. T. Attys.,) 8 Wash, Row, h. 11 Wash. Row. Beecher J. T., (L. S. & J. T. Attys.,) 8 Wash. Row, b. 11 Wash. Row. Beetly Henry, laborer, 1 First st.
Belden A. R., druggist, Columbus Avenue, b. St. Lawrence.
Belford S. W., laborer, 102 Washington. Bell Benjamin, laborer, 85 Lawrence.
Belshamer , laborer, 60 Camp. Belton Labella Mrs., s. x. Meigs. 5
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8. B. SADLER, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW: OPPIOLES .No. 41 Jackson St., near Ist Presbyterian Church,
T. ORIO.
BERNHARD ESOH. LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
No. 188 Water Street.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes of all kinds kept and made to order, of the best materials, most fashionable styles, and superior workman- ship.' All rips repaired free of charge.
J. B. MAYER, MANUFACTURER OF
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE,
CHAIRS, BUREAUS, TABLES, STANDS, COFFINS, &C. Ware-Rooms No. 106, Market Street, Cor. Jackson.
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Belton Richard, laborer, boards s. x. Meigs. Benjamin Cornelius, overseer C. & T. R. R., 26 Perry. Benjamin Lewis, machinist C. & T. R. R. shop, b. rear 7 Decatur. Benk F., watchman, n. s. Tiffin Avenue. Beutz Jacob Jr., drayman, 65 Adams. Bentz Jacob, saloon keeper, 20 Hancock. Bentz Jacob, 30 Adams. Bergmoser George, carpenter, 189 Water. Berle Jacob, laborer, Neil, n. s. Bertram F., carpenter, 85 Railroad. Bertram August, cabinet maker, h. 158 Adams. Bessel Jno., laborer, 3 Third st. Bessenger H., drayman, 144 Adams. Betsch. Geo., laborer, 146 Adams. Bickel Jno., drayman, 191 Adams. Bickley Joseph, calker, 57 Market. Bickley Thos., calker, 22 First st. Biddle Loua, laborer, 255 Jefferson. Biel Conrad, laborer, Plank Road. :
Biel Louis, laborer, s. x. Wayne. Biel Jacob, carpenter, 166 Hancock. Bigelow, J. G., (Converse, Giddings & B., atty's) b. 56 Decatur. Bigle Joseph, Barker s. s. Biglin N., 169 Market. Biglin Jno., shoemaker, 135 Water, b. 169 Market. Bill Earl, (firm of Bill, Cooke & Co.,) h. 42 Washington. Bill H. N., county clerk, office court house, h. 44 Washington. Bill C. C., deputy clerk, court house, h. 101 Hancock. Billstein Alex., saloon keeper, 171 Water, 2d floor. Binder Martin, blacksmith, S. M. & N. R. R. shop, h. Madison, a. s. Bimdshe, H., b. 93 Columbus Avenue. Bing Wm. engineer, Fulton Car Works, h. Tiffin Avenue, s. s. Bing Ferdinand, Tiffin Avenue.
Birkmaier, Joseph, turner, 90 Market, h. Warren e. s. Bixler Wm., rope maker, 7 Jefferson Row. Blade Patrick, laborer, Monroe, bt. Camp and Shelby. Blaisdell, Philip, 220 Market. Blakesley J. B., carpenter, 28 Shelby.
Blakesley J. W., carpenter, bds. 28 Shelbya Blanchard G. L., carpenter, 120 Decatur.
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EXPRESS
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AUSTIN PERRY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS, Ladies' Fancy Furs, Buffalo Robes, Gloves, Mittens and Umbrellas. Highest Market Price paid for Wool, Sheep Pelts, Shipping Furs, &c. &c. Sign of the Big Hat, No. 174 Water Street, .
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Blanchard J. A., physician, 32 Columbus Aves, 1 6:84 McDonough. Blanchard Charles, grocer, Hancock st. Bloker Charles, bds. 99 Market.
Bloomer Nich., blacksmith, 78 Columbus Avenue.
Bloomfield Skinner, (Cooke & B. mer. tailors) bds 123 Market. Blosier C. H., fish and game dealer, foot of Col: Ave., h. 18 Perry. Boalt J. M., (B. & Smith, com. merch'ts) bds St. Lawrence. Bock Matthias, barber, 213 Water, res. 2d floor
Boehm Wm., carpenter, 89 Monroe.
Boettcher William, laborer, bds. 79 Meigs. Boilan Michael, clerk, 1. x. Putnam.
Boker Frederick, baker, 19 Jackson.
Boland R., employee, S. M. & N. Depot, res. 100 Market.
Boland Thos., bh. Water.
Bollinger F., butcher, 52 Shelby.
Bom Belia, engineer, S. M. & N. R. R., b. 15 Franklin.
Boor Wm., car carpenter, 14 Hancock.
Boos Frederick, boarding house, 12 Decatur.
Boos Jacob, butcher, 36 market.
Booth John, machinist, M. R. shop, resides 109 Jefferson. Booth, Michael, laborer, h. Monroe, foot of Lawrence.
Botsford Charles H., County Auditor, bds. St. Lawrence.
Bopp F., grocer, 110 Railroad.
Borders Nelson, laborer, 94 Meigs. Borleylo A., drayman, 10 Adams. Bores John, bds. 75 Decatur. Boston Thomas, laborer, 186 Hancock.
Boughton Rev. P., agent Bethel Board, bds. 37 Fulton. Bourne J. D., book keeper, M. R. & L. E. R. R., res. 68 Adams. Bouton Daniel, leather dealer, 24 Col. Ave., bds. 111 Madison. Bouton Augustus, leather dealer, 24 Col. Ave., res. 111 Madison.
· Bowman J., bds. 87 Railroad.
Boyle Michael, laborer, 6 Lawrence, 2d floor. Boyle Martin, laborer, 6 Lawrence, 2d floor.
Brades Charles, carpenter, 155 Adams, 2d floor.
Brades William, tailor, Water st., res. 155 Adams, 2d floor. Bradley John B., mach., M. R. & L. E. R. R. shop, bds. 120 Market. Brady James, mason, 22 Fulton. Brady Mrs. Catherine, 18 Camp. Brady Mrs. Anna, 221 Market.
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V. MOSS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN AMERICAN AND FOREIGN HARDWARE
CARPENTER'S AND JOINER'S TOOLS,
BUILDER'S FURNISHING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c. &c. HUBBARD'S NEW BLOCK, SANDUSKY, OHIO.
NO. 170 Water Street ...
W. HOLLAND, JR.
SIGN PAINTER & GRAINER
No. 79 Market Street, Corner of Hancock,
STEAMBOAT, HOUSE AND DECORATIVE PAINTING EXECUTED IN A SUPERIOR MANNER AND ON SHORT NOTICE.
Gilding, Glazing and Paper Hanging, of every description, executed with ueatness and dispatch.
MIXED PAINTS, PUTTY, GLASS, &c., &c., CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
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Brager -, engineer, res. 54 Shelby.
- Brainard, Benjamin, cabinet maker, 138 Railroad. Braner J. S., clerk, 51 Market. Brannon John, conductor M. R. & L. E. R. R., bds 215 Market. Bratt John, bricklayer, bds. Railroad House. Brain Thomas, laborer, w. x, Monroe. Breene John, stone mason, bds. 73 Shelby. Breen John, stone mason, 122 Decatur. Bremgaertner S., clerk, 60 McDonough. Brengman H., laborer, 29 McDonough .. Bricht John, shoemaker, resides Tiffin Avenue, south side.
Brickman C., laborer, 128 Railroad. Bridgeman William, 41 2d Street. :14
· Bringle James, moulder, 59 Decatur. Broat C., turner, 46 Camp. Broendlin Sebastian, Harrison, east side. Bronson Rev. S. A., pastor Grace Church, resides 5 Huron Avenue. Brooks L. M., clerk, Fulton Car Works, bds. 87 Fulton.
Brooks Horace, engineer, M. Ri & L. E. R. R., bds. 215 Market. Brost John, laborer, 155 Adams.
Brost Jacob, 130 Jefferson.
Brough C., employee, C. & T. depot, resides 77 Lawrence. Browning Thomas, teamster, h. First street. Brown John M., Post Master, h. 28 Market.
Brown G. V., conductor, M: R & LE. R'R 'bds. Townsend House. Brown D., (Robertson & B., grocers). 59 Market.' Brown Isaac, cook at Verandah. Brown Andrew, 176 Market. Brown Michael, 148 Adams. Brown Henry, clerk, bds. 76 Adams.
Brown -, machinist, M. R. & L. E. R. R. shop, bds. 215 Market.
Brown N. L., grocer, bds. 97 Hancock.
Brown J. A., clerk, 166 Water, 2d floor.
Brown Bassel, laborer, 135 Hancock.
Brunner Matthias, 325 Water.
Buchenberger, Frederick, 97 Market.
Buchman Jacob, 206, Jefferson. Buck Plimpton, salesman, Monroe & Peck, res. 55 Meigs. Buck John H., 35 Camp.
Buddanhagan Chas., 271 .Jefferson.
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L. S. & J. T. BEECHER, Attorneys and Comsellocs at Law,
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"SOLICITORS IN CHAMBERY. Office, No. S, Washington Row.
J. T. BECHER, Notary Public.
MOOS, FRENCH BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURER.
ALL KINDS OF WORK
Made to Order and Warranted to Fit. Bol. bienve Streets
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N. G. OLDS, MARINE AND STATIONARY STEAM ENGINE BUILDER AND GENERAL JOBBING, SANDUSKY, OHIO.
Buehrle A., 298 Jefferson. Buehrle H., 298 Jefferson. Buehrle Chas., 298 Jefferson.
. Bumad Peter, engineer, M. R. & L. E. R. R., h. 249 Jefferson. Bunell Jerry, saloon keeper, 22 Wayne.
Bundy James, brakeman, M. R. & L. E. R. R., b. Verape Burar John, laborer, Burger John, b. 124 Adams, 2nd floor. Burger George, laborer, 192 Adams.
Burkinshaw Wm., Steamboat House, 305 Water.
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