Williams' Cincinnati directory, city guide and business mirror, 1856, Part 56

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Publication date: 1856
Publisher: Cincinnati, Ohio, C. S. Williams
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St. Paul's Church, S. side 4th, bet. Main and Walnut, Rev. P. H. Greenleaf, D.D., rector; service morning and evening.


St. John's Church, S. E. corner Plum and 7th, Rev. Wm. R. Nicholson, rector ; service morning and evening.


St. Paul's Chapel, Western Row, (no building) Rev. E. Magee, missionary officiating ; ser- vice morning and afternoon.


Trinity Church, corner .Pendleton and Liberty, Rev. Richard Grey, rector; service morning and afternoon.


Church of the Advent, (no building,) Rev. W. M. Rally, missionary officiating. ROMAN CATHOLIC.


St. Augustine's, Bank street, Rev. Peter Perry service morning and afternoon.


St. Peter's Cathedral, s. w. corner Plum and 8th, Most Rev. J. B. Purcell, D. D .; Very Rev. Edward Purcell, Very Rev. E. T. Col- ling. Phy. S. IT, Porrerany, D. D., and Rev.


J. J. Coppenger ; service morning and after- noon.


St. Francis Xavier's, w. side Sycamore, be- tween 6th and 7th, Rev. Charles Driscoll, S. J., Rev. Roman Roeloff, S. J., Rev. Francis UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST. Acmal, S. J. ; service morning and after- Church corner of Fulton and Richmond. Rev.


L. S. Chittenden, Pastor; service morning and evening.


German Church, corner of Catherine and Rit- tenhouse, Rev. J. A. Sand, pastor.


UNIVERSALIST.


Deselaers ; service morning and afternoon. Ist. Universalist Church, E. side Plum, between 4th and 5th, Rev. I. D. Williamson, pastor; service morning aud evening.


Holy Trinity, s. side 5th, between Smith and 2d Universalist Church, corner 6th and Mound, Park, Rev. P. Kroeger, Rev. S. J. Ridder ; Rev. B. Peters, pastor; service morning and evening. service morning and afternoon.


PUBLIC BUILDINGS, HALLS, &c.


Apollo Building, n. w. c. Walnut and 5th. Art Union, n. w. c. 4th and Sycamore. Bacon's Building, cor. Walnut and 6th. Bank Buildings, n. w. c. Main and 3d.


Brachinan's Buildings, s. side 3d bet. Main and Debolt Building, s. e. cor. Court and Main. Walnut.


Broadwell's Building, n. w. c. Sycamore and Front.


Boylan's Building, n. side 4th, bet. Walnut and Vine.


College Hall, Walnut, between 4th and 5th, Franklin Rooms, s. w. cor. Center and Vine.


James Pollock, Janitor, residence No. 23, Gazette Building, n. e. co .. 4th and Vine. 4th story.


City Hall, 8th street, bet. Plum and Western Row.


Court Street Hall, n. side Court, bet. Main and Walnut.


Clinton Buildings, D. w. c. Western Row and Locke's Building, Wainut bet. 3d and 4th, John Clinton.


St. Mary's, s. e. corner Jackson and 13th, Rev. Samuel Hammer, Rev. J. B. Elkman ; ser- vice morning and afternoon.


St. Paul's, s. e. corner Spring and Abigial, Very Rev. Jos. Ferneding, Rev. J. F. Heline; service morning and afternoon.


St. John Baptist, corner New and Green, Rev. Win. Utertheiner. O. S. F., Rev. Segismond Kock, O. S. F .; service morning and after- Goon.


St. Joseph, s. e. corner Linn and Laurel, Rev. J. H. Luers, Rev. Inglebert Stehle ; service morning and afternoon.


St. Philomen's, n. side of Congress between Pike and Butler, Rev. B. Hengehold, Rev. D. Kuhr ; service morning and afternoon.


St. Thomas, w. side Sycamore between 5th and 6th, Rev. Wm. Barrett ; service morning and afternoon.


St. Willibrord's, e.side Walnut south of Liberty, Rev. J. Van Luytelaar ; service morning and afternoon.


Chapel of Sisters of Notre Dame, 6th between Broadway and Sycamore, attended from St. Xavier's.


UNITARIAN.


Ist. Unitarian Church, S. W. corner 4th and Race, Rev. Abel A. Livermore, pastor; ser- vice morning and evening.


noon.


St. Patrick's. n. e. corner 3d and Mill, Rev James F. Wood ; service morning and after- noon.


St. Michael's, w. side Mill Creek, Rev. Michael


Christ's Church, Fulton, Rev. Abraham McDIa- hon ; service morning and afternoon.


Columbian Buildings, n. side 3d, bet. Walnut and Vine.


Columbian Hall, n. e. cor. Western Row and Court.


Eagle Buildings, n. w. cor. Court and Main, J. and S. Goodin, proprietors; office, 2d floor. Foster Hall, (Sons of Temperance,) s. e. cor- 5th and Walnut; Jas. Pollock, Janitor ; res. No. 23 4th story College Hall.


Hart's Building, s. side 4th, bet. Main and Syca- more.


Law Buildings, s. side 3d, bet. Main and Syca- more.


Lectorium Building, 73 w. 3d.


Locke, proprietor.


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Thompson M. clk. bds 257 W. Row Thompson Margaret 215 W. 5th


Thompson Mrs. Maria, washing 412 Syc.


Thompson Matt. clk. 167 Main, h. 257 W. Row. THOMPSON M. F. (W. F. T. & Co.) 194 George ITHOMPSON M. F. & CO. wh. hats & caps. 71 Pearl


Thompson N. S. messenger, 54 E. 31 Thompson & Penterican, linsied oil, 28 E. 8th Thompson Pet. liquor store 53 W. 3d. h. 101 W.cth


Thompson Roht. cook. 400 B'wav Thompson Robt. mach. bds. 50 W. Front Thompson Rolt. P. printer, 78 Laurel Thompson Kobf. shoe mkr. 42 Cutter


THOMPSON Robt. E. (Thirkield, T. & Co.) 254 W. 7th


Thompson Sam. carp. 5 Clinton Court Tiemposon Sam. clk. 34 E. 4th


Thompson Sam. F. cutter, 194 Main. h. 177 Longworth


THOMPSON B. J. (Groesbeck & T.) res. Glendale


Thompson Sam. S. 28 E. 8th


Thompson. Mrs. Sarah, washing. 34 Orchard


ITTHOMPSON & TAAPFE. (Wm. I. T. & J. H. T.) wh. gro. & com. mer. 13 Pearl


Thompson Theo. teacher. 211 Fulton


Thompson Thos. carp. bds. 82 W. 24


Thompson Thos. whitewasher 34 Orchard


Thompson Wm. brass founder, 678 E. Frout


Thompson Wm, carp, bds. 49 Center


Thompson Wm. ice man, 541 Elni


THOMPSON W.M. penmans institute, n.w.c. 9th & Walnut. h. 335 Walnut Thompson Wmo. produce, 44 W. 9th


Thompson W. B. (Foster, T. & Co.) res. Faxettville. Brown Co.


THOMPSON Win. H. (T. & Taafe) res. Storrs Township


Thompson Wmt. H. b.k. 235 Everett THOMPSON WM. L.


fancy and variety store 218 17. 5th


Thompson Wm. W. clk. bds. Broadway Hotel


Thompson W. W. clk. 95 Pearl, bds Den- nison House


Thompson W. W. porter 10 Pearl, h. 205 Richmond'


Thoms Adw. fin. 3º1 George


Thoms M.s. M. 381 George


Thrivemann B. chair mkr. 1-9 Linn


Throckmorton Wm. M. foreman, 139 Main


Thuma Rodolph, tanner, Alley b. Elm & Canal, Liberty & Findlay


Thuman Chas. entter 64 Pearl.


Thummel Jno. F. (J. F. T. & Co.) 118 Plum Thummel J. F. & Co. (J. F. T. & Win. Hesseler) blind manuf. 45 E. 5th


Thminler Hv, stove cutter, bis. 42 Elm Thurber Eazar E. clk. bds n.w.c. Water & Walnut


Thurnaner Clas. (T. & Mack) 90 E. 31 Thurnquer & Miel. (Chas. T. & Jacob) L. M.) clothing store, 86 Main Thurnaner Max. (B. Simon & Co.) 14 Arch HURSTON E. M. whip & caur manuf. 199 El IBBEITS ISAAC, 's.e.c 12th & Steveus. Covington 1 TIBBETTS Win. al. phy. w. s. Scott nr. 5ch. Covington


TIMBRIETS & HCRIN. (L. T. & J.S. K. H.) com. tier. 1 W. 6th ur. I. & D. depot


TibbittA Rich. varp. 24 Clinton Tice Geo. carriage inkr. s.w.c. Sye. & Cth h. 17 Richon ! Tice Gottlieb, sheet presser, s. e. c. 8th & Main


Tice Isaac L. clk. 74 W 4th


Tice no. ins. agt. 60 W 4th, h 297 Rich- mond


Tice Jacob, ciz mkr. 514 Phim .


Tice Jao. clk. n. w. c. Fearl & Main, L 256 W. 38


Tice O. F. clk. 119 Main. h 297 Richmond Tice Sol. hatter, 193 Main. h 256 W 3d Tice Wm. HI. clk. bd: 256 W 3.1


Tice Ily. stone quarry, 58 Hunt


Ticknor Ein. el. 10 B 4th, bds 100 L''way


Nicknor Myson, clk. 21 E 4th MIDBALL VALENTINE C. 1 printing office 62 W 3d h 120 Cutter


Tiddinga Jno. butch. w. s. Lebanon pike N of Corporatiou


Tide Frank, mach. 76 E Front


Tieke Gerard, lab. n.s.c. 12th & Race


Tiellier Bengrast, shoe mnkr. 64 Ham road


Tieman C. shoe mkr. 80 Sycamore


Tieman Geo. 332 George


Tieman Ily. tauner, 423 Syc.


Tieman Herm. varnisher. 66 Syc.


Tieman Jno. lab. 630 W 8th


Tieman Jno. H. porter, Wal. St. House


Ticmaun W. shoe mir. 387 W Liberty


Tienger Barney, shoe mkr. bds 62 L. Market


Tierney Jane b. h. 152 W 5th


Tierson Jno. lab. 140 Daston


Tilter Hy. butch. Race b Hamn. road and Findlay


Tietty Chas. bar k. 2 19ch


Tietz Ernest, bar k. junction saloon


Tiety Jno. bar k. 10 Abigail


Tift C. T. clk. bds Evans hotel


Tigh Cath. wash. 170 W Front


TILDEN M. H. (T., Rairden & Curwin) 350 Race


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(Myron H. T. Nelson B. R. & Mas- kell E. C.) law of. 5 & 6 Debolt blogs, c. Main & Court


Tiley Jno. blk smith, bds 315 Ham. road Tiley Mrs. Sarah, 241 Court


Tilkamp Hy. blk smith, 56 Hunt


Tilley Geo. coppersmith, 25 Congress


Tilley Jno. mason, n.s. Frout, b. Market and Harrison, F'n


Tilliner Herntz, tobacconist, 62 W. Front Tillitson J. H. fireman, bds e.s Sycamore b, 7th and 8th Tillmeyer Fred. bds Orchard, b. Main & Sycamore


Tillotson E. 7 Providence


Tilney Jos. b.k. 18 Sycamore


Tilney Mes. Marg. H. 5:2 W. 5th


TILNEY Roobt (W. B. Sparks & Co.) 502 W. 5ch


Tilton J. C. queen city agency house, 58 W. 6th


Tilton Jos. M. print. 358 Freeman


Tilton Win. eng. 142 Carr


Timanus Jesse, contractor, 100 W. 9th


Timberlake Chas. clk. 22 Pearl, h. 34 E. 4th


Timberlake Edw. print. 229 Walnut


Timberlake R. T. clx. n.e.c 4th and Sy- camore


Timberman Hly. driver, s. e. c 13th and Walout


Timherman Jno. 168 Barr


Timberinn Theodore, carp. 549 Main


Timberman Wm. driver, s.e.c 13th and Walnut


Timers Win. lab. 384 Walnut


Timur Hy. tailer, 21 Woodward


Timmer G. Hy. porter. 21 W. Canal


Timmer Hy. porter, 36 Main Tinanerman Fred. dray. 13 Spring


Timmerman Margaret, washerwoman 197 Kemble


Timmerwilke Bernard. Jah. Hanover Terming .I. plow smith, 17th W. 7th Themis ily. Inb. 47 Perd'eten Timen Martin: draver. ( W. 3!


Tampermm H. & Co. - 11,1, 91 Hunt


PIMENDALL, JACKSON H. book biniler,


Tingley Jeremiah, banker, 13th W. 31 Tinger Jov. lab. 623 Race


Thornton Roht. tan yand w. s. Lebanon Pike b. Broad and Corporation


Thornton Sam. clk. 50 Barr


Thornton W. P. al. phy. 202 W. 6th


Thorp Miss Abigail, seam. 139 Clinton Thorp Alex. C. 132 Spring


Thorp Adw. J. bar k. 200 W. 6th


THORPE BROTHERS, (Geo., Fred. & Win. D.) h. sign & decorative paint 120 Vine


Thorp Che .. E. AT. 119 Main, 218 Syc. Thorp Ed. grocer, n. s. Front nr. Vine,


Thorpe Francis HI. bk. binder, E. 6th nr. Lock THORPE Fred. (T. Bros.)


Thorpe Geo. A. brk. layer, n. s. Clark b. Freeman & Carr


THORPE Geo. (T. Bros ) res. Covington Thorpe Jno. b.k. bas. n.s. 4th b. John & W. Row


Thorpe Jno. lab. w. s. Market nr. River, F'n IHORPE JNO. C. secy. Dayton & Cin. R. R. Co.


* h. 87 Baum mHORPE JOHN D. pub. bookseller & stationer, 744 W. 4th h. 401 W. 6th


Thorpe Michael lab. 34 Mohawk


Thorpe Mrs. 182 Congress


Thorpe Oliver. bill poster 138 W. Front b. Rice & Walnut, F'n


Thorpe Oliver P. steamboat planker,


Thorpe Perry, ship carp. s. s. Fulton b. Harrison & Market, F'n Thorpe P. D. 420 W. 4th


Thorpe Sarah, 135 Longworth


Thorpe Silas, supt. marine railway & dry dock, s.s. Front b. Rice & Walnut F''n


Thorpe Tabor C. druggist, n. w. c. Plum & Court, h. 51 Mansfield


Thorpe Theo. printer, Gazette, h. 110 6th Thorpe Thos. lab. s. s. 12th b. Elin and Race


Thorpe W. Coleman, afty. 15 W. 3d


Thorpe Wm. agt. 329 Longworth


THORPE Wm. D. (Thorpe Bros.)


THRALL Lucian G. (Porter, T. & Chap- man) 123 W. 5th


Thrall Reuben R. (T. & Son) 125 W. 5th THRALL & SON. (Walter T. Reub. R. T.) b. h. 125 W. 5th THRALL Walt. (T. & Son) 125 W. 5th Thrasher Dan. W. dep. co. clk. 61 E 4th


Thrasher Mark, cig. inkr. 58 E. 5th


Threm Frank, turner. 493 Walnut


Turenert My. tail. 1&1 Main, h. 75 Clay


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Thomson Miss Alvana E. printer. 168} Vine ITTHOMSON JAMES, belt maker, 181 E. Front h. 554 Freeman


Thomson Jas. clk. 249 Main Thomson Sandy. cof. h. 19 E. 3 THOMSON WM.


produce exchange 415 Main Thonssen Broder E. cig. & tobacco, ? E. 3d


Thonssen II. C. clk. ? E. 31


Thopk zarton Frank. cooper, e.s. Culvert b. 6th and 7th, h. 43 HI am. road


Thorburn Rob. T. (T. & Stanley) 37 Pinm


Thorbirn Wm 318 George


IPHONE & COLLINS, (Jos. T. & IT. T


E. C.) boots & shoes 54 L. Market Thorne E. B. printer, 423 W. 4th


Thorne Juo, olre tool grinder, High b. Lock and Eilen THORNE Jos. (T. & Collins) e.a. Smith b. 31 % 4th


Thorne Thes. shoe maker. 30 Harrison


Thorne Wifi, carp. Fulton car works. Fin Thorne Win. F. wh. hints and shoes, 12 L. Market. h. 30 Harrison Thornton Fanny. 124 W. 34 Thornton. Hy. 124 W. 34


Thornton Hy. waiter Woodruff House Thornton Jos. 225 Longworth


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GENERAL INFORMATION.


Losantiville Hall, Front street, near Dear Merchant's Exchange, in College Hall. Creek Bridge. Meline's Building, 99 w. 3d.


Magnolia Hall, (Odd Fellows,) n. side 5th, bet. Neave's Building, n. w. cor. Race and 4th ; Main and Sycamore.


Chas. Neave, proprietor.


Neit's Building, n. e. cor. 9th and Eim.


Melodeon, n. w. cor. 4th and Walnut.


Mechanics' Institute, s. w. corner of Vine and


Odd Fellows' Hall, n. w. cor. Wainnt and 3d. Railroad Buildings, n. w. corner Court and Main.


6th, Charles F Wilstach, President; Wm. Reeder's Buildings, s, side 3d, bet. Walnut and Huddart, Vice President; Wm. B. Chapman, Vine.


Treasurer ; A. L. Burke, Corresponding Selves' Building, s. side 3d, between Main and Secretary ; Robert Mitchell, Wm. L. Hub- Walnut.


bell, George L. Hanks, A. W. Churchhill, Smith & Nixon's Hall, 24 w. 4th. .


Benj. Bruce, Directors ; James W. Bunce, Trust Co. Building, s. w. cor. Main and 3d. Librarian ; C. D. Lawrence, Assistant Li-Union Block, n. side 3d, bet. Sycamore and ·brarian.


Broadway.


POST OFFICE ..


J. L. Vattier, Postmaster; Office, Art Union


For any distance over three thousand miles, building, north-west corner Fourth and Syca- double the above rates.


more, to be removed to the U. S. Custom House and P. O. Building, south-west corner of 4th and Vinc.


Single rate of letter postage to Colifornia and Oregon, ten cents.


The law relating to the registration of valua- Office hours from 7 1-2 A. M. to 6 P. M. ble letters is now in operation.


Sundays, 9 to 10 1-2 A. M.


By inserting the county in which the office is


at S, A.2X. ond G, P. M. ; located upon all letters many errors in super- Mails for New York, Boston, Philadelphia, scription might be detected, and mistakes in and Northern and Eastern cities, close daily at, mailing be avoided.


5, A. M., Sundays excepted.


All letters to places within the United States


Mails for St. Louis, Chicago, Indianapolis, must be pre-paid bystamps or stamped envelopes.


Richmond, and New Castle, close at 5, A. M., Sundays excepted.


Mails for Covington and Lexington Railroad, over three thousand miles, ten cents; over that close at č, A. M.


Mails for Louisville, New Orleans, and South- ern mails, close at 9, A. M.


&c., close at 11, A. M.


Mails for Columbus, Cleveland, Springfield, ty-five hundred miles, ten cents, (except when and New York City, close at 4, P. M.


Mails for Hamilton and Dayton, close at 5, A. M. and 1 1-2 P. M.


Mails for Wilmington, Lancaster, Hillsbo- treble the above rates, and for every quadruple rough, Chillicothe, etc., close at 2, P. M.


BY RIVER.


Mails for Portsmonth close on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 10, A. M.


Mails for Maysville, daily at 10, A. M.


Down River Way Mails close at 10 1-2, A. M.


Mails for Madison, via. Railroad, close at 9, A. M.


every day.


Direct mails for California are made up at this office on the 2d and 17th, and leave New York on the 5th and 20th of every month.


No letters whatever can be mailed to any tablishing suitable and convenient places of


place after the hour of closing that mail.


RATES OF POSTAGE, &c. LETTERS.


For every single letter, for any distance !! within the United States, not exceeding three' cents cach letter.


thousand miles, three cents.


For a double letter, double, for a treble letter, must be pre-paid 21 cents by the American Steamers to Liverpool and Southampton; 20


treble the above rates, and so on.


All drop letters, or any letters placed in any


The foreign mails are made up at 10 P. M. post office, not for transmission, but for delive- ry only, shall be charged with one cent postage. The Postmaster General is empowered to establish post routes within cities, to provide for conveying letters to the post office, by es-


deposit, and by employing carriers to receive and deposit them in-the post office: also. to cause letters to be delivered by suitable car- riers, at a charge not exceeding one or two


All Letters to France, Holland and Belgium,


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For every single letter to or from British North American Provinces, any distance not distance, fifteen cents; pre-payment optional. For every single letter, conveyed wholly or in part by sea, to or from a foreign country, Mails for Baltimore, Washington, Wheeling, for any distance over twenty-five hundred miles, twenty cents, and for any distance under twen-


otherwise ordered by treaty. )


For a double letter there shall be charged double the above rates, and for a treble letter letter quadruple the above rates.


Every letter or parcel, not exceeding half an jounce in weight, shall be deemed a single let- ter, and every additional weight of half an ounce. or additional weight of less than half an ounce, shall be charged with an additional single postage.


Manchester Buildings, cor. 3d and Sycamore. Masonic Hall, n. e. cor. 3d and Walnut.


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Tingley Louis. shoe mkr. s. s Reding nr. B'way


Tinker Hy. H. cik. 131 Sycamore Tinkler Jos. clk. C. H. D. depot Tinley Pat. lab. w.s. Gas Ally T'inmas Wm. lab. 111 Woodward Tinmeyer C. carp. 48 Pleasaut Tinmeyer Hy. carp. 10 Orchard Tinney Moscs, watchman, 394 Plum


Tiuney Wm. B. clk. 10 E. 4th, bds Gib- sun H.


Tinsley Jno. waiter. 962 W. 7th


Tipel Peter, shoe mkr. 277 B'way Tipenham Jno. fisherman, 595 Plum


Tipol Ennis. porter, 23 Pearl Tipp Hy. lab. e.s. Anderson Tisbeck Win. tailor, 387 W. Liberty Tisch Daniel, lab. Ham. road Tisdale Philip carp. 102 Daum Tiser Mrs. Kachel, 400 Race


Tister Geo. lab. h. Pleasant, b. Ham. road and Henry


Titcomb C. S. W. elk. 158 W. 5th Titcomb Rufus, books, stationery and fancy goods, 158 W. 5th


Titlow Sam. flour dealer, 230 Elm


Titian Jacob, lab. 35 buniap


Titdle Usanc. lock tender, n. s. Canal, b. Dublin. aud B'way


Tobias Harris, sen. hats and caps, 314 Main


Tobias Ily. clk. 314 Main


Toben Theodore, tailor, 374 Sycamore


Tobin Jno. tailor, 10 Manchester bldg Tobin Mrs. Julia, 32 Dublin


Tobin Mrs. Rose, groc. 44 W. Court ?


Tobin Pat. tailor, 10 Manchester bldg. bd: 30 E. Front


Tohy ---- , 137 Longworth


Tockty Juo. sawyer, 55 Rittenhouse


TODD Alex. (Haines T. & Lytle) 86 Pike Todd Jas. oysters, 50 W. 6th


TODD Jas. (JJ. T. & Co.) College hill


TODD JAS. & CO. (J. T. & R. Poi- 1 neer) steam engine builders, s.w.c. 7th and Smich Todd Smul. dray. 11 Plum


Todd Saml. team. 174 W. Front


Todd Win. his. 956 Longworth


Todenbier Andrew, pedlar 11 Melanethon


Todhunter Evan, market master, 95 W. Torrence Mrs. Mary B. 94 W. 9th Court


Toran Jos. lab. 29 Cedar


Tobey David, lab. s.s Sth, b. B'way and Culvert


Tohlmer Martin, lab. 564 Elm


Tohue Margaret. Hun. 251 B'way


Tokenwatal Chris. 1 Munroe


Tolan Pat. huckster, 322 John


Toland Jno. T. elk. n.w.c. 4th and Wal- Int


Tolbert JI. & Co (Martin T. & Randolph , TOSSPOT Jno. barb. 24 W. 34


Rich irds) dry goods. 31 L. Market Tolbert Martin, (3I. T. & Co.) 358 W. 7th Tolken Jacob, cig. makr. 680 Main Tolkenerg I'ved. C. il. & D. lepot Tolle Wm. stone mason. 94 Dudley Tolliver JJno. carp. bds 155 Pearl


Tolliver Phil. porter, n.s New, nr Culvert Tolliver Philip, porter. 23 Mercer


Tollman Hy. 151 Catharine


Tohner Hy. coop. 18 Commerce


Tohey Robt. 302 W. 5th


Tomasan Chas. confec. n.w.c Linn and George Tomhrerel Jos. lock mkr. 30 W. 6th, h. 302 Bhray


Tome Ed. lab. 143 Clark


Tomlinson Jno. printer, bds 49 Centre


Tomlinson Ino. 402 George


Tomlinson Jos. brk layer, 322 B'way Tomlinson Robt. 38 Pike


Tompkins Garretson, b.k. 975 Sycamore


Tompkins Hy. shoe mkr. 84 Kemble


Tompkins Jas. print. n.s. New, b. B'way and Cub ert


Tompkins Jas. upholsterer, $3 and 25 Townley Wat ter. El Hickory E. 34 Temse Thos. cl. 212 Longworth


Tomy Frank. lab. 612 Elm


Toneras Jacob. porter, n.e.c Walnut and 2d, h. 17 Jefferson Tor y Mrs. 332 John Toney Win. J. (Stapp & T.) 18 E. 5th


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Tonnemaker Ily. hik. smith, Sycamore, b. Orchard and Liberty Tonnemaker Mrs. Margaret, 24 Franklin THONNIES BERNARD, clothing store, 325 W. 5th,


Tonnies C. F. groe. 189 W. Front Tonnies Harmon, tailor, Clark, b. Piatt and Freeman


TONNIES Herman, store kpr. 297 Front Look am a, tra layer, Is Hanibal IHOOKER JNO. M.


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coach maker, 180 Elm


Toola Jno. C. collector, 333 W. Row


Toole Festus, river man, e.s. Race, b. 2d and Pearl


Toole Hy. Inb. rear 578 E. Front Toole Pat. bar k. 18 Main


Toomey Jeremiah, lab. s.s. 6th, b. B'way and Culvert


Tooger Jno. shoe rokr. 55 Catharine Topean Jos. blk smith, 63 Abigail


Topf Ottomar, baker, 205 Vine Tophorn Hy. chair mkr. e.s. Anderson


TOPIE Christian, (T. & Ilugo) 213 Wal- nut


Topie Frank, cooper, Buckeye


THIOPIE & HUGO, (Christian T. & Fred II.) mer. tallors and dealers iu rea- dy made clothing, 213 Walnut Toplass Wm. 263 W. 5th


Toplis Wm. eng. hus 146 W. 5th


Topp Rudolph K. al. phys. 313 Walnut MIOPPAN. CARPENTER & CO. (Chas. T. Saml. H. C. Wm. C. Smillie &


gravers and printers, 119 Wal- nut, Chas. A. Jewett agt


Toppe Fred. lab. 26 Buckeye


Toppe Hy. Inb. 26 Buckeye Torlina Geo. binder, 111 Main


Torrence Aaron, b.k. res. 91 W. 9th


TORRENCE Jas. F. (J. F. T. & Co.) 179 B'way


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TORRENCE JAS. F. & CO. ford. and com. mer. 67 and 69 W. Canal


TOPRENCE Jno. F. res. 94 W. 9th


TORRENCE Jos. F. (C. W. West & Co) res. 94 W. 9ch


Torrence Saml. clk. 94 W. 9th


Torrence Win. J. 94 W. Stb


Torrey Juo. b.k. 31 W. 3d, Mas 87 E. 4th Torwalder Antonio, tallor, 99 Ham. road Tosa HI. groc. 389 W. Liberty


TuSSO J. (T. W. Wright & Co.) 80 Pro- vidence


TOSSO Jos. musician, 41 W. 4th Tosspot Geo. ba:ber, 4 W. 4th, h. 158 Pearl


Tosspot Jonathan, barber 19% W. 3d


Tow Hy. book pedlar. 261 John Tower Edward 153 W. Row


Tower E. C. druggist, n.w.c Front and


Towers Mrs. Albina. 529 W. 5th


Towers Jno. elk. 28 W. 4th, h. 529 W 5th Towle A. B. (A. B. T. & Co.) 67 W. 9th Towle A. B. & Co. exchange office, 120 Walnut


Towne Anthony, sinith. 21 W. 7th Towner Jas. printer, 167 Walnut


Towner Samt. finisher, 433 E. 3th Townley Edward, carp. 65 Milton


| Townley Goo. W. (Townley & Norris) 424 B'way


Turnley Jno. 86 Van Horn FROW NLEY J. 1. -


-- 1 see. commercial ins. co. 63 Milton Townley Major J. corp. 430 B'wray Townley & Norris (Gen. W. T. & Ethel- hert D. N.) Iunilor deals. 445 Vine


! Townsend -. por' mer. 333 Rie


Townsend E., Water, ar. Reed. F'n


Townsend Mrs. Eliza. n. w. c. Clinton, W. Row


Townsemi Jas. steward, 417 Sycamore Torusend J. W. freight. elf. L. M. R.R. Townsend Wm. dray. 13 Pearl


Towt .Jas. carp. s.s. F'n, b. Harrison and Market, F'n


Toy Isaiah, carp. 9 W. 4th, h. 57 Hop- kins


Toy N. 214 Ceorge Trabach Peter, tailor. 608 Vine


TIRABER & AUBERY, (Jacob'T.jr. & Win. A.) wh. grocers and com mera and pig iron. dealers, 7 P Landing Traber Hv. clk. his Gilson House


TRABER Jacob jr. (T. & Aubery) has 223 W 4th


Traber Jos. clk. 7 P Landing bds 223 W 4th


Trabes Hy. bds Winne House Tracy Derby, Inb. w.s 6th above Baum ITRACY REV. HIRAM A. 1 art for the A. B. C. F. MI., office 28 W 4th h 106 Smith


Tracy Marg. bds n.s Front b Market and Harrison F'n


Tracy Mary, 150 Water


Tracy Mrs. washerwoman, 134 Water


Tracy Pat. groc. 167 W 3d


Tracy Philip. cattle trader. 148 Water


Tracy Perry, engineer, u.s Front b Mar- ket and Harrison F'n


Tracy Wm. coop. 12 Caral


Trame Hy, (T. & Mayer) h Butler h Symmes and Congress


Trame & Mayer. (Hy. T. & Jno. B. M.) clothiers, ) Landing b B'way and Ludlow


Trame Wm. ch thing, 5 Landing b B'way and Ludlow Tramp Jno. A. family grocery, 716 E Tront


Frankel (Wm. & Benj.) glaziers, 110 Elmı


Trapor John, carp. 5.1 McFarland Tranter Edwin, wks rolling mill, 79 Mill Tranter Jas. 488 W Front


Tranter Surah. widow. 436 W Front


Trappe Chas. cab. mikr. s.s 12th b EIm and Roce


Trask I. B. mach. 197 Barr


Tratter Rodolph. painter. 26 Madison


Traver Geo. brk mbr.n.s Clark b Freeman and Carr Traverse Jno. jab. 20 Ann


Treasure J. sboo mkr. 195 Smith h 334 W' 6th Treft Jes. depot master, I. M. BR. h 16 Baum Trieber Fred. bulls head tovern, 362 Hom road


Tremain Wm. C. cik. 58 Maln


Tremayer Fred. cutter. 37 Pearl


Trenchard Ellw. groc. s.e.c Freeman and


Trenchand R. P. grocery. 520 W Row TORENER & MISENER. (WARh. K. T. & Jas. G.M.) boase and sign paint- eis, 115 Walnut


TRENER Worthington K. (T.& Misener) res Wahint hills


Trengrove J. B. renovator, n.w.c 2d and Sycamore Trenkamp Clements, cigar maker. 505 Main


Trentmann Frank, family grocery, 26 Franklin


Trevor Caich, 590 George


Trevor John B. teacher, 599 George


Trevor Fin. 173 Piam


Trevor Wm. M. cik. 173 Plum


Treyer ----- , 123 W 31


Trieb Ad Constantine, clerk. b's. 496 Main


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Tribne Hannah, lannd. 111 Sycamore Tribashi Ignacio, tiener, Il E Laurie Trier Valentine, cik. 59 Pear; h 1=3 W


Trimble James, S. elk. 46 Moin h 20 W ti:h


Tritate John. Ich. rear G& E Front


Trind'e Pat. I.b. It Ratth


Trimbýt. Patrick, n.w.c Row and Long-


Trinhle Patrick, lah. C. II. & D. d.p Trimbur theorze, provision store, 369 Vine Trimp Hy. A. agt. n.s Front b Washing- ton and Liberty


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