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ART. 8. The Drivers shall take due care of the horses of their respective company, while at the Engine-house, going to a fire, while there, and returning to the house ; they shall report to, and otherwise execute the directions of the Captain ; one of them shall be on duty at the bugine-house at all thurs, fires, to be relieved as may hereafter be direct- ed, and in practising horses, shall not go more than four squares from their respective Engine- houses, and shall, in all cases, observe the di- rections of the Horse Doctor in regard to feed- ng and medicine.
ART. 9. Alarms are not to be given at any Engine-house, unless received from a responsi- ble person or persons, or from another fire-bell; the men on duty at the Engine-house shall be held answerable for all false alarms given by them.
ART. 10. Racing to and from fires is not al- lowed under any circumstances, under the pen- alty of dismissal, and if apparatus of several companies proceed on the same street to or from the fire, they shall do so in single file.
ART. 11. The Captain or commanding officer of each company, will remain by his company or apparatus, of which he has charge, to pre- serve order, and to direct their operations ; and all members of the several companies, except when otherwise engaged on special duty, will remain at or about the apparatus to which they are attached.
ART. 12. When the Chief Engineer shall find the fire so far reduced that one, or all the companies may cease work, he shall dismiss them through the respective Assistant Engi- neers.
ART. 13. No officer or member of the Depart- ment shall appear on duty without such badge as may be prescribed by the Board of Engineers, under penalty of twenty-five cents, unless they can furnish a reasonable excuse.
ART. 14. Any officer absent from a fire with- out a good and sufficient excuse, (except in case of sickness, shall be subject to a fine of one dollar; firemen for a like neglect, fifty cents.
ART. 15. Officers or other members of the Department, who have not attended at two-
cept in case of sickness, are subject to dismis- sal.
ART. 16. Members of fire companies, or other persons, are not permitted to frequent, meet or loiter around the Engine-houses, without spe- cial permission from their respective officers. Men on duty at the Engine-houses, who may allow the same, to the contrary, shall be subject to dismissal.
ART. 17. All charges for misconduct against officers or men, must be presented to the Board of Supervisors in writing, and for such charges he shall have five (5) days' notice, during which time he shall stand suspended.
ART. 18. The Hook and Ladder Companies will take position, when practicable, within lines, and as near the fire as under all circum- stances may be found convenient.
ART. 19. No member will be received into any company for less time than one month, and no person shall be entitled to pay for a less time, and any member wishing to withdraw from any company, shall be required to give ten (10) days' notice of such intention, and cach enrollment of membersbin shall date from the first of every month.
ART. 20. Any company. returning from a. fire, finding that they have hose which does not belong to them, they shall immediately re- turn the same to the company to which it be- longs.
ART. 21. The Captain of each Company shall in no instance allow any person, except the Captain, Lieutenant, Pipemen, or Drivers, to ride on the apparatus, either in going to or from a fire.
FIRE ENGINES.
Washington Fire Co., east side Vine, between Second and Front.
Captain-W. VI. Glass. Lieutenant-James Cassady.
Relief Fire Co, north side George, between Plum and Western Row.
Caplain-Theodore Chambers.
Lieutenant-Pius Chambers.
Invincible Fire Co., east side Vine, between Court and Canal.
Captain-William S. Cruise. Lieutenant-George H. Shayer.
Eastern Fire Co., No. 6, north side, between Parsons and Intersection of Congress.
Captain-W. Hammer. Lieutenant-J. V. G. Wentworth.
Northern Fire Co., No. 7, south side Webster, between Sycamore and Main.
Caplain-Henry Detterman, jr. Linienant-James Fink.
Marion Fire Co., No. 8, west side Cutter, be- tween Laurel and Betts.
Captain-William Moore. Lieutenant-J. Meredith.
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Smith Maria, lab. Płu n. w. c. 5th and
Smith Mary, 33 E 5th
Smith Mary, clk. 62 W 5th Smith Mrs. Mary, 31 Mound Smith Mrs. Mary, e. s. Ludlow bed and 33 Smith Mrs. Mary. b.h. 322 W Row Smith Mrs. Mary Ann, tailorass, 30 Dud- loy
Smith Mary Jane. e.s. MHI 5 4th and 5th Braith Martha M. teacher, 25 W 7th Sraith Martin, blk. smith. 129 Linn
Smith Martin L. pilot 30 Baum
Smith Martin V. bar k. Walnut St House Smith Mathew, blacking mkr. 160 Cutter Sinith Mathew, livery stable 45 Vine h of Vine
Smith Mich. cof.h. 249 W. 3d S.nith Mich. tailor, 23 Dunlap
Smith Milton, elx 22 W 5th
Smith M. J. bils. Winne House Smith Moses, exp. w.s. 6th above Baum Smith N. produce mer, 430 Vine Smith Nathaniel, 161 W. Front
Smith Nath. (W. M. Grahamn & Co) s.s Water b. Ehn and Plum YMITH & NIXON. (Jas. R. S. & Wilson K. N.) piano hall 70 %% W. 4th
Smith & Nixon's Music Hall 24 W 4th Nathan Stewart, janitor Smith Oliver, (Smith Brother.) 12 W Front bis Gibson I Smith Oliver P cof.h. 544 W. Row Smith Omnay, 157 Longworth
grocery
113 Baymiller
Sinith Pat. o.f.h. 52 Water
Smith Pat. driver, J29 Loneworth
Smith Pat. engineer. Enquirer office h 37 F. 8th Smith Peter, 182 Water
Smith Peter, batch. 58 Hunt
S.nith Peter, fancy goods 36 W. 5th h 982 Longworth
Smith Peter, lub. 172 W. Row
Smith Peter, lab. 57 Longworth's blogs Smith Phillip, baker, 27 Bace
Smith Phillip, varnisher, n.w.c 8th and B'way S.nith Pleasant, 15 Mound
Smith P. E. 109 George
Smith Raymond. gents furnishing store 53 B'way
SMITHI Richd. (Cin Gazette Co.) 22 W ; Smith Wright, cik. 12 W. Front 8th
Smith Rich. cotton mills, 5th and Lock Strith Rich. mach. at D. Griffeys
Smith Robt. cooner, e.s 6th above Banm SMITH Robt. B. (Cole & S.) 29 George S.nith koht. B. plasterer, 138 Barr
Smith Robt. D. wood deal bds n.w.c Wa- ; - ter and Walnut
Smith Rob. L. 53 Main, hs.s Center W of Race
Smith R. M. Jray. 310 Water
Smith R. P. 210 George
Smith Sail, carp. Observatory Mt Ad-
Smith Sanl. lab. w.s. New b B'way and SNELBAKER David T. (S. & Phillij.s) Chivert
Smith Samt, 406 W. 6th
SMITHI Sanl. R. (S & H wley) 106 14th
Smith S.unl. S. bas. 115 W. 8th
Smith Simt. W. carp. 159 George Sinith Sanford D. printer, 76 Kemble Smith Mrs. Surah, 68 W. 7th
Smith Mrs. Sarah, 190 Fulton
Smith STis, carriage mikr. 363 W. 8th
S.nith Sobieski C. clk. 24 Main h 104 Barr
Smith Spencer, family groc. 714 E Frant Smith S. C. elk. 101 Barr
Smith Thybleus. clock. store, 12 E 5th h. 956 1. 7th
S nich Thoed. (S. & Williamson) CHE W: Nih
Smith Tha. 495 W. 5th (way
Smith Thos. azt. s.s Hunt E. of Broad- Smith Thos. Inh. 37 E. 7th
Smith Thos. plumber, 29 Rittenhouse Sinith Thos. shoe mkr. s.w.c Front and Mưaet F'n
Smith Thos B. agt. 390 Race
Snider Frank II. tailor, 91 12th
Suider Fred. wood sawyer, 555 Elm Suider Hy. baker, 575 Walnut
Spider ly. burnisher, bus. s.w.c 6th and Plum
Snider Jacob, 95 Bremen
Snider Jacob. couper u.w.c Ham road and Walnut
Suider John, carver, 60 Backeye Snider Mirtin, prov. store 477 W. 38
Snider Peter, shoe mkr. Clay b 13th and Allison Snider Valen lab. Elm b Hider and Find- lav
Snipe Hy. clk. Farmers Hotel F'n Snitker Hy. carp. bda n. w.c Sycamore & Liberty Suitker Wm. lab. 50 Webster
Snitler Har. cooper 154 Maple
Snitz Herman, mach. 383 Vine
Snodgrass II. city weigher 11! Laurel
Snodgrass S. L. carp. 77 Bank
Snodgrass Win W leather store, 254 Main h 645 Elm
Snooks Barney. ice deal. 53 Plum
SNOW Hy. (S, & Lynd) 121 W 9th Snow Jos. lab. 581 Sycamore
NOW & LYND, (Hy. S & Staughton L.) attys. Trust Co bldg s.w.c 3d & Main
Snow P. H. bds Madison HI
Snowbarker Anthony, painter 606 E . Front
Snowden Mrs Eliza, 237 Longworth
CYNOWDEN & OTTE. (Theo. M. S. & S Geo. F. O.) bedding window shades and upholstery, 21 W 4th
SNOWDEN Theo M. (S. & Otte,) 120 Race
Snyde Tilford, lab. 343 EIm
Suvder Andrew, 142 Hopkins
Suyder Andy, carp. bds. 617 Vine
Snyder Casper, tailor, 155 Clark
Snyder Catharine. bk. fold. 46 Pearl
Snyder Chas. city commissioner, 76 Hain Road
Snyder Chas. cof.h. 76 Ham road Snyder Chas. A, al phys. 325 Vine
Snyder Chris, 52 Rittenhouse
Snyder Danl. carp Front, b. Rice and
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Snyder Francis miller, Loek b Symmes ond 4th
Snyder Fred. groc. 99 W Court Snyder Geo. car trim, 21 W 7th
Snyder Geo. clk in PO
Snyder Geo. clk 160 Clark
Snyder Geo. W. mould. 243 W 3th
! Snyder Hy. varnisher, 153 George
SNYDER Hy . (II. & W. S.) s.s 4th E of Butler
Sny.ler. Herman, cof.h. 132 Pearl
Sayder Herman. cof.h. and billiard sa- loon 91 Race
SNYDER H. & W. (Henry S. & Wmn S.) wood desters, river landing b Vine and Race
Snyder Jacob. foreman Evans & Swift 12 Woodward
Snyder JJohn. chair mkr. 293 Linn Snyder John, city sealer, 43; W ich Suyder John, boot msr. 67 W. 6th
Snyder John, dray. n.s Od b. Rose and Park
Snyder John, lab s.e.c Front & Walnut F'11
Snyder John, measurer, w.s. St. Clair alley b. 8th aud 9th
Snyder Jahn, wood yard river landing b Raor & Vine, h. 114 Butter Snyder John H. fur. car. 236 Hopkins Suyder Jan. M. carp. shop. w.s &; Clair alley beth & 9th h Symmes 21 door W. crom Butler
NYDER JOS. Y.
S Junta and shoes,
Suyder L. carp. 530 John Suyder Louis. binding, of W. 6th
Snyder Mutin, etc. 477 W. 31
Suyder Morel. ( Kyle & S.) Bayder Mrs. 529 E. Front
İ Suyder Mrs. Saman, sein. 62 Dudley
Suyder Peter, forerina Volksblatt, c. s. Vine, above 13th
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Smucker Pewr. 55 Webster
Smutter Win. lab. 49 Pendleton Smyth Albert L. b.b. 314 Park
Suarre Casper, porter, 11 Sycamore h 19 Franklin Snead John W. printer, 168 Vine bds 127 W. 5th -
Sneider Nich. pedlar. 535 Walnut Sneider Peter, confec 130 Smith
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SNELBAKER & PHILLIPS, (Divid T. S. & Wm. P. jr.) real estate ages and law office 334 W. Row
Snell Abrun. B. bk. bind 53 Betts Snell Alex. painter. I Richmond Snell Ang. tailor 73 Spring
Snell Edwin, trimmer, 53 Betts
Spel JJohn, carp. 42 Catharine Snell John, carp. 12 Richmond Shell Jos. I.b. 66 Findlay
Snell Phillip, lah. 8 Bank
Sueller Andrew, cof.h. Yine above Mu !- berry Eneller Lewis, bar. k Vine above Mul- hary
Snider Adam, cub. mikr. 220 W. Liberty Saider Christ. tailor, 516 Vine
Sniler Mrs. Elit, groc s.s Harrison road 1) Division and Avenue
Snider Enos. cof.h. Gd Mohawk
Ssider Frank. stone cutter. 63 Ham road
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Smith W. P. & Co. (W. P. S. & C. F. Bradley) bk. binders, 147 Main np stairs
Smither Fred. dray. Jones b bveret and Wade
Smixer Jacob. lab. 6th b Harriet and Horn
Smith & Williamson (Theodoric S. & Alex W. W) Aboring mill, s.s 34 b John & Smith
WITH & WINTERS (C. J. W. S. & S Wm. W.) real estate agt and auctrs 221 Vine
SMITH Winthrop B. (W. R. S. & Co.) res Clifton
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MITH W. B. & CO. (Winthrop B. S. Edwd. Sargent & D. B. Sargent.) publishers b& sells & stationers 56 & 53 Main
Smith Win. H. paper hanger, 85 Main h 122 Fulton
Smith Dr. Win. H. Glendale
Smith Win. J. pilot, 148 Mill
Smith Wm. L. boatman. 118 Mill
SMITH Wmn. M. (Buckles & Co)
Smith Wm. W. tel. operator, 7 E. 3d h 197 W. 5th
Smith Wm. B. elk. e.s Mill b 4th and 5th Smith Win B. cik, 23 W. 4th. b. 148 S.nith SMITH Wm. C. (J. W. S. & Son,) 81 W. 8th
Smith Win. II. agt. western buss depot 284 Kemble
Smith Wm. Il. meat store. n.w.c Cutter and Hopkins
Smith Win. (Myers & S.) 462 W 6th Smith Win. barber, 45 E. Front Smith Win, b.h 49 Race
Smith Wm. butch. 145 W. Front
S.nith Wm. cap mkr. 64 Pearl
Smith Wm. cooper, c 8th and Canal Smith Wi, feed store, 433 W. 4th
Smith Win. groc. c Richmond and Bay- miller
Smith Wm. lah. 378 Sycamore Smith Wm. mould. Augusta b John and Smith
(WITH WW. Sapt, Mors, Exch. and
S ed. and pub. of the Price Current, Colley blog, h. 298 George
Smith Thos. B. sales. 25 E. 2d h 45 Barr Smith Thos. F. ship carp. n.s Front nr. Liberty
Smith Thos G. b.k. 19 E 2d res Mt Au- burn
Smith Tony, baich. 33 Dunlap Smith Rev. T. G. 928 Barr Smith Watts, 152 W. 4th
Ethoskey Joseph. teams, 21 Hickory
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GENERAL INFORMATION.
Union Fire Co., No. 9, east side Race, between | Phoenix Hook and Ladder Co., south-west cor- Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
Captain-Jacob Earhard. Lieutenant-David Christman.
Deluge Fire Co., No. 10, north-west corner Lawrence and Symmes. Captain -- Larry M. Hazen. · Lieutenant-Lewis Guelich.
Eagle Fire Co., No. 11, north side Sixth, be- tween Harriet and Carr.
Captain-Samuel Woodruff. Lieutenant-E. E. Arnold.
Mohawk Fire Co., No. 12, north side Ham Road, opposite Vine. Captain-Jacob Hust. Lieutenant-Henry Finke.
Brighton Fire Co., No. 13, north side Bank, be- tween Linn and Piatt. Captain-William B. Gall. Lieutenant-C. Kortzenborn.
ner Longworth and Race. Captain-Samuel Turner. Lieutenant-Edward Turner.
Steam Fire Engine Co., north side Eighth, be- tween Plum and Western Row. Captain-Henry R. Leonard. Lieutenant-William Groves.
Steam Fire Engine Co., No. 4, east side Syca- more, between Seventh and Eighth. Captain-A. C. Parry. Lieutenant-O. J. Davis.
Steam Fire Engine Co., No. 14, north side Fifth, between Smith and Mound. Captain-C. O. Andress. Lieutenant -- O. F. Scu'der.
Wayne Hose Co., No. 1, north side Second, between John and Smith.
Locke street Hose Co., No. 2.
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
HUGHES HIGH SCHOOL.
OFFICERS OF SCHOOL BOARD.
Rufus King, President. John S. Powers, Vice President. Lyman Harding, Corresponding Secretary. Andrew J. Hickoff, Superintendent. John D. Caldwell, Clerk.
ROLL OF MEMBERS.
Ist Ward-John A. Warder, M. D.,
Thos, 31 Lean,
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A. S. Sullivan, 1
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Snyder T. W. clk. 17 W. Front SNYDER Wm. (II. & W. S.) bus. s.s 4th E. Butler Snyder Wm. clk. n.w.c. 4th and Vine Snyder Wm. groc. 526 Sycamore
Snyder Win. steamboat mate, s.e.c. Front and Longworth. F'n Snyer Jos. 766 W. Row
Soards Jno. (S. & Son) 88 W. 9th Sboards Jno. A. (S. & Son,) 323 W. 6th Boards & bon (Juo. S. u Jho. .... S.) az. dertakers, 175 W. 6th Soards W. H. foreman, 175 W. 6th
Soden Jas. monkl. 47 Clay Soden J. M. store mounter. 334 Walnut Soden Theo. pro. lang. 61 Webster
Sodon Jas. lab. n. s. Front, nr. Foster, F'n
Soding Hy. Inb. 108 Clay Sofge Ily. mus. teach. 335 Walnut
Sohn Gen. hik. smith. 70 Brown
Sohn Jno. G. coop. 48 Mohawk Sohotte Gerritt, marble cutter, 100 Abigail Solar Mich. 10 Ann
Sonderhost Chas. porter, 54 E. 3.
Solar Steph. ship carp. s.s. Front, b. Pike and Ludlow
Solarra Jas. confec. 23 B'way
Soler Beuj. gardner, n. s. Hopkins, near Freeman
Boler Jos. paper hangor, 107 Clay
Sollinann Chas. butcher, 369 B'way
Solomon Eda. watch inkr. 344 W. 5th
Sommers Jos. groc. 298 Water Enter A. dry good3, 613 Main
Sommer Jos. (S. & Meyer.) 228 Water & Vegan ( S & Fred. M.)
wh. grocs. and com. mer. 23 L. Market
Sommers Adolph, moul. 306 Walnut Sonamann Ily. moul. 118 Abigail Sonderdish Hiram, lab. 27 13th
Sonderhost Chas. porter, 54 E. 3d Sonfield Hly. jewelery, 240 W. 5th Sontag Chas. 307 Elm
Sontag Chris. clk. 37 W. Court Sontag Mich. shbe mkr. 101 Ham. road Soors Fred. H. lab. 17 E. Liberty Souders Jno. ham curer. 85 Milton Soner Jno. painter. 550 Race Soners Fred. painter, 566 Race
Soulee N. E. school teach. 87 W. 7th Bourkamp Hy- cab. mkr. 535 Main Southall Saml. wood saw. yard, s.s. New, nr Culvert
Southard Nat. bds 148 W. 5th
Sontherland Jno. bils. U. S. hotel
Sovereign Danl. L. book agt. 71 High Sower Adam: s.e.c. John and Malonethon Sowers Frank, shoe mkr. 663 Vine
Sowers Antony, lab. 6-11 Elin Bowers Jno. nurze at Com. Hospital TORGEL GEO.
S cof. house,
n. w.c. Congress and Pike Sorin Jno. W. ca. mkr. w.s. Mill Spack Gustavus, druggist, e. Vine and 14:h. h. 431 Vine Spade Philip, cof. h. 321 B'way Spader Richd. P. 83 W. 8th
Spahr Jno. pilot, 11 Hopkins Spalaue Morris, blk smith, 354 Walnut Spamer H. druggist, 408 Vine Spankock Caspar, cof. h. 655 Vine Spann N. C. printer. 25 W. 4th SPARKES W. B. (W. B. S. & Co.) 148 E. 5ch S PARKES W. B & CO. (Wm. B. S. & Roht. Tiney ) wh. wines, liqs. &c. 28 Sycamore Sparkey Mich. Inh. 512 W. Front Sparks E. silver plater, 443 Elm
Sparks Jas. blk smith, n.s Front, ur. cor. line, l''n
Sparks Jesse M. wharf mas. s.s. 6th, h. Harriet and Horn
Sparks Mathew, messenger. 54 E. 3.1 Sparrow Pat. Inb. n.s. Front, b. Washing- ton and Liberty Spate Jacob. lab. 64 Ham. roul Spath Saicl. b. binder, 43 Main
Spatz -, plow smith, 17 W. 7th (F'n Spaulding Celia, n.s. Front, ur. Walnut, Spence And. pork packer, n.w.c. Mason and Miami Canal, h. 21 Betts
Spence Jno. sawyer, n.s. Front, b Whit- taker and Washington, F'n Spence Jno. shoe mkr. bds 281 W. Row Spence Mrs. b.k. 281 W. Row
Spence Thos, lab. L. 75 Pike
Spetice Wm. clk. bds. n.w.c. Congress and Ludlow
Spenkmann Herbert, 69 Clay
Spear Mrs. Elizabeth, seam. 128 Spring Spear Morgan, elk. 165 Waluut
Spar Was. flor, ne. fri, b. Carr and Harriett
Spears & Gunniss, (Win. S. & D. C. G.) tallors, s. w. c. George and W. Row
Spears H. P. bar k. 17 Union
Spears Wm. (S. & Giuniss) n.s. 6th, b. Linn and Baymiller
Speach David C. 135 Baymiller
Speck Fre.l. tailor. 137 Pleasant
Specker Ily. tailor, 40 Webb
Speckman Fred. 440 Hopkins
Speckman W. W. elk. 2 Cassily's Row
CPEEARS & M'CLELLAN, (Wm. S. & Jas. MeC. ) horse auc. 26 E. 5th
Speers Wm. (S. & McClellan)
Speaker Jno. bik smith, 28 Cherry
SPEER Hy. (S. & Stephens) s.w.c. Park and Longworth
Speer Nelson, 642 W. 5th
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1 PEER & STEPHENS, (Hy. S. & Jacob S.) paper manuf. and dealers, 153 Main
Speers Anderson. steward, 62 E. 7th
YPEERS & MORGAN, (Noah W. S. & Thos. F. M.) plumbers, puinp & hydrant mkrs. # E. 501
SPEERS Naah W. (S. & Morgan) res. Walnut Hills
Spegel Chas. n. s. Front, nr. Sycamore, F'n Spejmin Thos. 515 E. Front
Speided Wm foreman 47 Congress, h 420 Vine
Speis Robt. cof. h. w.s. Lebanon Pike, b. Boal and Corporation
Speitser Ily. coop. 655 Main Swelling Jno. lab. 297 John
Spellmeir George. shoe mEr. landing, b. Walnut and Main
Spencer C. C. al phys. s. s. 6th, b. Vine azul Race
Spencer Ed. 22 Cedar
Spencer Elw. waggoner, 95 12th נעמס מס מז Spencer Edw. clk. 120 W. 5ch
Spencer E. M. 468 W. 7ch
Spencer Francis.W. com. mer. 184 Sye: - Inore
SPENCER HY. E. Pres. Fireinen's ins. co. 184 Sycamore Spencer House, n.w.c. B'way and Front Spencer Jas. plast. 167 Carr
Spencer Jarvis, butcher. 643 Vine
Spencer Judge O. M. 11 B'wy Spencer Rev. Robt. 365 W. 6th
Spencer S. B. cooper, 174 Culvert
Spenncker Jos. dray. 7 W. C mal Spenze Thos. porter. 21 E. 2d Sperber Edw. barher, 353 Vine SPERY I. W. (Ovlate & S.) rc3. Tal- mage, 0.
Spes Jacob, cooper. 24 Allison
Spicer Lewis. 20 Freeman Spiekerman J. T. shoe mkr. 96 Baymiller Svicrier Lewis, Inb. 134 Carr
Spies Gen. A. al. phys. 3-1 Elm Spiker JJno. F. clk. 29 Wahat
Spiller Ferdinand, b.k. Clark, b. Piatt & Freeman
Spiller F. W. H. printer, 150 Baymiller
Solller Ano. print. 46 Pearl
Soithman Ity. cl. Me V& Commerce
Spils Jno. C. max. trwher, 255 Walnut Splitz ly. cigar mkr. 08 Abigail
Spindian Mrs. 27 FrinkEn
I PINING & BROWN, (Chas. E. S. & Chas. B.) wh. grocers, 215 Main SPININO Chas. E. (S. & Browa) 311 Walnut
Spinning Alfred A. 23 Centre Spinning Chas. print. 168 Vine Spinning Francis A. b.k. 196 Main, h. 492 Sycamore
Spinning Jacob T. 455 W. 8th
Spinning Jno. plast. 93 Centre Spinning Jos. T. clk. 23 Centre
Spinning P. A. sales. 23 W. 24, Ids 304 Vin'e
Spinning Win. brk layer, bds. Benton House, 199 W. 6th
Spissman Gro, cof. h. 179 W. Liberty Spitzuegel Andrew waggon maker 00 Li- berty Spitzner Chas. II. cigars, 177 W. 5th Spletr Jno. F. elk. 269 Main
SPOFFORD Ainsworth R. C. (Truman & S.) res. Walnut hills Spofford Jacob, pork packer, 208 W. Front
Sponsel Geo. lab. 281 ITam. road
POONER & BROW ER, (Philip S. & S Abram B., attorneys,
3 and 4 bnk bldys SPOONER Phil. L. (S. & Brower) res. Lawrenceburg
Spooner Thos. county clk. 49 Jackson Spooker Thos, county clk. c. B'way and . Webster
Spooner Wm. L. atty. n.w.c Court and Main, h. 129 W. 9th Sporleder Herman. h.k. 70 Maln PORTSMAN'S HALL.
S s.s. Front, nr. corp. Line, F'n Jas. Slade, prop.
Spofts Syl. lab. 322 B'ray
Spottswood Preston J. barber, bds Dumas hotel
Sprader Jno. butcher, 96 Abigail
Spraque Ambrose, eng. n. s Front, b. Harrison and Longworth. F'n
Sprague Andrew W. supt. marine saw - mill, s.s Front, b. Rice and Walnut, F'n
SPRAGUE Thos. W. (T. W. S. & Co.) 193 W. 7th PRAGUE T. W. & CO. (Thos. W. S. & N. Perry ) clothing store S 10 E. 4th
Spray Agnes, n.w.c. 5th and Plum
Spreen Chris. (F. W. S. & Co.) 232 W.
Spellineyer Hy. shoe mkr. 37 Buckeye 6th Spelman Jno. Jah. 118 Everett Spreen Fred. W. & Co. bakery, 228 W. Spelster Jno. mould. 678 Main 6th Spreen Fred. W. (F. W. S. & Co.) 238 W. 6th
Spreen Chas. clk. 519 Vine
SPREENS G. (Varel & S.) 559 Race
Y PRIGMAN & BROWN. (J. A. S. &
S HI. W. B.) R. R. steainbost & com. arts. 46 P. Landing SPRIGMAN Julius A. (S. & Brown) 199 W. 3J
Sprigman Peter A. surveyor nat. ins. co. 199 W. 341
Sprigmayer Fred. Inb. 255 Corr
Sprinart Jacob, cab. mikr. 370 Walnut Sprindle Chas. hook store, 64 W. 13th
Spring Juo. matrass manuf. 32 P. Land. Spring Rebecca, matrass mnkr 32 P Land. Springer Fred, entler, w.s 6th. ab. Baum PRING GROVE CEMETERY,
S C. Davenport, see. office. n.w.c 4th and Walnut
Springer Frek. finish. bds 125 W 2d Sprinter Fredk. Inb. 100 Bromem PRINGER & PRIES.
S (Leumnet II. S. & ('has. F.) clothing store. 4 Main (₩ 3.1 SPRINGER Lemuel II. (S. & Fries) 172 Springer M. elk. 5 B'way Springer Naaman, 172 W 3d
Springer R. R. 120 W 7th
PRINGER & WHITTMAN, (L. W.
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Springman Egnatz, ice man, alley b Elma and Plum and Adams and Munroe
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GENERAL INFORMATION.
J. H. STALKAMP.
WM. C. POMROY.
J. H. STALKAMP & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF
BRITANNIA AND SILECIA WARE
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Sale Room on Second Floor, No. 247 Fifth St., South side, FIVE DOORS WEST OF PLUM, CINCINNATI. OHIO.
13th “ A. W. Armstrong, 2
R. K. Cox,
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14th " C. G. Comegys, M. D., 2
66 Lyman Harding, 1
15th E. S. Lippett, 2
William P. Stratton, I 66
16th " J. W. Hopkins, 2
" Nelson Speer,
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17th « Samuel Startzman, 2
Edward Janes, 1
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UNION BOARD OF HIGH SCHOOLS.
William Greene, President. John D. Caldwell, Secretary.
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD.
On the part of the City. Delegates from the Board of Trustees and Visitors -Rufus King, Lyman
Harding, David K. Cady, Samuel Startzman, Twelfth District, George, near Freeman -- Thos. William P. Stratton, John S. Powers.
On the part of the Woodward Fund .- William G. W. Lewis, Elam P. Langdon, Oliver Lovell, Alphonso Taft, William Goodman.
On the part of the Hughes Fund .- Wm. Greene, William Hooper.
BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
D. Shepardson, Pres., term ending April, 1857. E. S. Brooks,
A. J. Rickoff,
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Cyrus Knowlton,
Charles E. Matthews, 66 1856.
John B. Stallo,
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D. W. Clark, -
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Fourth District, Congress, east of Lawrence- Wm. F. Hurlburt, Mary E. Wood, Principals. Fifth District, Race, north of Front-James M. Ross, Charlotte Langtry, Principals.
Sixth District, Race, north of Fourth -- B. O. M. DeBeck, Mary E. Palmer, Principals.
Seventh District, Fourth, west of Smith-Cyrus Nason, Algerona L. Farley, Principals.
Eighth District, Eighth, west of John-Uriah Rice, Abba C. Crane, Principals.
Ninth District, Ninth, west of Vine, C. C. Guil- ford, Principal.
Tenth District, Vine, near Thirteenth -- George . W. Nye, Margaret D. Epplet, Principals.
Eleventh District, Clinton, west of Linn-Wil- ber B. Wheeler, Principal.
J. Tone, Principal.
Thirteenth District, Findley, west of Vine- Joseph G. Marchant, Harriet N. Wilson, Principals.
Fourteenth District, Platt, south of Bank -- George Long, A. A. Silver, Principals.
Sixteenth District (late Fulton)-Ist Division, John Long, Principal; 2d Division, John S. Highlands, Principal ; 3d Division, John J. Hooker, Principal.
First Intermediate School, Baymiller, bet. Clark and Hopkins -- John Hancock, Principal.
Monnt Auburn School, Mt. Auburn-Phillip L. Harrison, Principal.
Orphan Asylum, Elin street, bet. Twelfth and Fourteenth-Sophia Wood, Principal.
COLORED SCHOOLS.
WESTERN DISTRICT.
Male School, corner Third and Western Row -- S. S. Massey, Principal.
Female School, on Union, near Elm-Mrs. M. J. Corbin, Principal.
EASTERN DISTRICT.
Male School, Allen Chapel, Sixth street, east of Broadway-O. T. B. Nickens, Principal.
Female School, opposite Allen Chapel-Maria Ann Folger, Principal.
HIGH SCHOOLS.
Hughes High School, Fifth street, opposite Mound- Cyrus Knowlton, Principal.
Woodward High School, Franklin street, near Broadway-Daniel Shepardson, Principal.
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