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Norway, Sweden, Poland, Russia, Greece, Iou-
Publishers of papers, pamphlets, &c., not ex- ian Islands, &c., is sent from the New York ceeding one pound in weight, are allowed to interchange their publications reciprocaily free of postage.
NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS, &c.
All newspapers published weekly only, not exceeding three ounces in weight, sent from the office of publication to actual and bona fide subscribers, shall circulate in the mail free of postage in the county where published.
Weekly newspapers not exceeding the above weight, shall be charged five cents per quarter for any distance not exceeding fifty miles out of the county where published.
For any distance over 50, and not exceeding 300 miles, ten cents per quarter.
For any distance over 300, and not exceeding 1,000 miles, fifteen cents per quarter.
For any distance over 1,000, and not exceed- lug 2,000 mines, twenty ceats per quarter.
For any distance over 2,000, and not excecd- ing 4,000 miles, twenty-five cents per quarter.
Monthly newspapers to be charged with one quarter ; semi-monthly, one half ; tri-weekly, treble ; and daily, five times the above rates.
Rates of postage on all letters of the weight of half an ounce and under by the Bremen steam- ers only.
Upon every other newspaper, and each cir- cular not sealed, hand-bill, engraving, pamphlet, Bremen, 10 cts; Altona, 15 cts; Austria, in- cluding Hungary, Galacia, Lombardy, Venice, &c., 15 cts; Bavaria, 15 cts; Brunswick, 15 cts; Hamburg, 15 cts; Hanover, 15 cts; Mecklen- periodical, magazine, book, and every other description of printed matter, unconnected with any manuscript or written matter, and which it may be lawful to transmit through the mail, of berg, --- cts; Schwerin, 15 cts; Mecklenberg, no greater weight than one ounce, for any dis- tance not exceeding 500 miles, one cent ; and for each additional ounce or fraction of an ounce, one cent; and for any distance over 500 and not exceeding 1.500 miles, double those, rates ; over 1,500 and not exceeding 2,500, tre- ble those rates ; over 2,500 and not exceeding 3,500, four times those rates ; and for any dis- tance exceeding 3,500 miles, five times those rates.
- cts; Serolitz, 15 cts; Ordenberg, 15 cts; Prussia, Kingdom and Province of - 15 cts; Saxe, Altenberg, 15 cts; Saxony, Kingdom of - 15 cts, all other German States, Cities, and Towns, 22 cts; Alexandria, 30 cts; Con- 'stantinople, 33 cts; Horfu, 30 cts; Denmark, 27 cts; Greece, 33 cts; Italy, (except Lombar- dy and Venice, 33 cts; Malta, Island of ---- 30 cts; Netherlands, The 25 cts; Norway, 37 cts; Poland, 29 cts; Russia, 29 cts; Schleswig, 27 cts; Sweden, 33 cts; Switzerland, 20 cts; Wallacha, 30 cts.
Subscribers to all periodicals shall be re- quired to pay one quarters' postage in advance; in all which cases the postage shall be one-half the foregoing rates.
Newspapers by this line, when not over 2 ounces in weight, done up singly, in narrow Bound books and parcels of printed matter bands, open at the ends or sides, may be fully not weighing over thirty-two ounces, shall be pre-paid to any part of the German-Austrian deemed mailable matter.
Postal Union. The full rate required to be pre- The postage on all printed matter, other than paid being 3 cents per newspaper.
newspapers and periodicals, published at inter- On Pamphlets and Magazines, the United vals not exceeding three months, and sent from States postage is 1 cent an ounce, or fraction the office of publication, to actual and bona-fide of anounce, pre-payment required. subscribers, must be pre-paid.
Onall printed matter, received by the Bre- The weight of newspapers to be ascertained men Mail, the whole postage (United States in a dry state.
ind Foreign) is pre-paid on the other side.
Matter required to be pre-paid, if neglected! In the Mail to Great Britain, the single rate to be pre-paid, to be charged double postage. fof postage is twenty-four cents, pre-payment The Postmaster is authorized to increase orfoptional. On either a letter or packet or any diminish the postage on letters between the weight, the whole postage, or none at all, United States and foreign countries. should be pre-paid. If any less than the whole
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Also, that they may inclose in their publica- tions their subscription bills, without any addi- tional charge of postage.
Provision is made for supplying postage stamps of the denomination of three cents, and of such other denomination as the Post- master General may deem necessary or expedi- ent, to facilitate the pre-payment of postage. Penalties are provided against counterfeiting such stamps.
Postmasters are to cause to be defaced all postage stamps deposited in their office for de- livery, or to be sent by mail.
'The list of uncalled for letters to be pub- lished once only, in the paper having the lar- gest circulation within the range of delivery of the post office, at a charge not exceeding one cent.
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Trimp Jos. clk. bds 109 W Front Trimpe Gerrard, carp. 525 Sycamore Trinipe John B. grocery, J01 Hunt IDROIPE JNO. A. . 1 grocer, 690 E Front Trimpe Mrs. Mary, 595 Race Trimpel Martin, lab. 131 Pleasant Trinkle Fred. baker, 23 W 5th
Tritschier Chas. shoe .mkr. 37 Hamilton road
Tron Peter, moul. 18] Linn Tronmore Jno. vinegar maker, 475 Wal- nut
Tronmore Marr, vinegar manuf. 475 Wal- nut
Trost Jos. (Welier & T.) 106 Main
Trothman Hy. distiller, 86 W 24 Trotman Esther. 153 Carr MROTMAN JOSEPH, 1 saddle tree manuf. 407 W 6th
Trotter J. jewelry. 393 W Row Trotter Lionel, 76 Clark
Trotter Rudolphus, painter, 26 Madi- son
TROUNSTINE Abraham, (A. & J. T. & Có.) 300 Elm
AROUNSTINE A. & J. & CO. (Abraham T., Jos. T. & Jno. T. & Chas. Kiefer) imp. and dealers in clothing. s.e.c Vine and Pearl TROONSTINE Jno. (A. & J. T. & Co.) 53 W 7th
Trouustine Jonathan, 53 W 7th
. 2 fle:rison
Trout Lawrence, lab.s.s York h Linn and W Row
Troutman Chas. porter, Galt H. .
Trow Richard F. clk. 207 Main h 28 E 7th
Trowbridge Mrs. Ann, 378 Race
TROWBRIDGE Geo. W. (Jas. Beatty & Co.) bds 378 Race
Towers Chas. luib. n .: High h Washing- ton and Liberty
Troxell Win. engineer, 103 Pendleton Troy Samuel, shoe shop, 1284 W 31 Troy Sam. 125 Race
Troye Jas. river man, bds 8 Cherry IHRAUX DAVID A. music store, 60 W 4th h 113 W 6th
Traux Echaund A. b.k 142 Main h 51 Elizabeth
True B. C. seal engraver and die sinker 139 W 5th h GT Hopkins
Truesdale Charles, I .ouliler, 296 W Front
Truesdale George, engineer, 206 W Front Truet Eli, carp. s.e.c Front and. Lum- ber
Trum Barney (Trum & Meyer) 426 Vine
Trum & Meyer (Barney T. & Wm. M.) dry goods, 101 W Conre
Truman Felix, tailor, 278 W Liberty Truman Mrs. widow, seams. 35 Stone TRUMAN Mrs. E. D. (T. & spodord) 26 Clark
TRUMAN & SPOFFORD, (Eliz. D. T. 1 & Ainsworth R. S.) bk sellers and stationers, 111 Main
TRUMBOWER J. P. (Vetterlein & T.) 49 Vine
Trump Marg. s.s Oliver b W Row and John
Trump Michael, cab. mkr. 437 Linn
Trumpbower Capt. Win. C.clk. Walnut st House
Trunnel-Thos, pilot, 353 John
Truss Jno. 1! Hickory
Truss Thos. dray, 224 Catharine (Wade Trussell Moses, grocer, s.e.c John and Prust Ww. urilor. 17 Allison
ESCHIRA Edw. (Wm. Kreyhagen & Co) s.e.c 150, and Bremen Tachira Wm. painter. 41 14th
Tschopick Herrman, walter, 74 W 3d Tschutz Adolphus, 15: Clay Tuabea H. 963 Linn
Tubbs Fred. HI. tel. operator, 5 E 3d bds 125 W 5th
Tubesing Jno. tailor, 593 Elm
Tuch Morris, draper and tailor, 219 W
Tucker Cbas. bar k. Henrie H
Tucker Geo. H. smidier, 404 Walnut
Tucker Geo. W. harness mkr. 33 W 5th h 404 Walnut
Tucker Geo. W. cutter, 42 Main bds 160 W 5th
Tucker Henry C. flour store, 376 W Row
Tucker Joshua, lab. 516 W Front
Tucker Mrs. Sarah, 98 High
Tucker Win. distiller, Freeman b Bank and Ham road
Tuckner Bernard, shoe mkr. 7 Walnut
Tudor E. (E. T. & Co.) 105 John
Tudor Jno. M. 8 E 2d h 275 W 7th
Tudor R. boiler manef. 325 W 34
Tudor Win. 84 E 6th
Tuelong Francis, second hand 'store 4 Pearl st market
Tuer Sarah, n.s Maiden Lane
Tuesnale D. W. printer, 168} Vine Tufilih Christian, cof. h. 319 W 6th
Tugman Thos. lab. 95 W Od
Tuhlman Fred. tailor, 64 Findlay
Turist ily. coop. Culvert b 6th and 7th h Dublin
Tuka Ino. prov. store, 611 W.8th Tutte Barnard, lab. 154 Pleasant Talking Benj. lab. e.s Anderson
Tulley Jno. lab. s.s Pheobe
Tulley Peter, porter, s.s Phenhe
Tullis David, waggon mikr. 026 W 5th
Tullock Adam, carp. s.w.c John and Au- gusta h 522 Freeman Tullus David, asst. teach. n.w.c 6th and Walnut
Tally Augusta, b.k bds 101 W 3d
Tully Jno. lab. 177 Water
Tully Peter, perter, 95 and 97 Pearl
Tulson Jos. painter, 50 Eln
Tumble Peter, cab. mkr. 85 Sycamore
Tunnecliff Jno. moul. 384 Walant
Tumetty Nancy, seams. e.s North b New and ith
Tummis Jas. shoe mkr. 56 Everet
TUMY Jesse C. (J. C. & HI. L. T.) 40 Vine i TTYUMY J. C. & H. L. (Jesse C. & Ili- T ram L. T.) book binlers, 43 Main
TUMY Hiram L. (J. C. & H.L. T.) 85 W 8th
Tunless F. eng. n.s Congress b Butlor and Canal
Tunney Martin, lab. 131 W Front
Tunney Wm. porter, 230 Walnut
TUNNICLIFF John, (T. & Co.) res Mt Adams
DENNICLIPF & CO. (J. T .. J. L. Haughton & B. H.) stove foundry, T' E Front b Pike and Butler Tunnis Jacob, porter, 17 Jefferson
Tunnis Wm. monl. 400 B way
Tunny Aun, cof.h. 47 Race
Tarlin Jno. lab. 12º Pleasant
Tark Godlieb, boiler mkr. c. Pike and Front
Turn Philip, 91 Ham. road
Turner Chas. clk. 9 Main
Turner Chas. 337 W. sth Turner David, gro. 138 W Front
Turner Dick, boot mkr. 131 Main Turner Rdw. 197 Vite
Turner Rdw. cigr mnkr. 532 Syc.
Turner Edw. printer. 1St George
Turner E. B. BR. binder, IST Walnut
Turner Frank, butch. n.s. Harrison road b. Brighton & Avenue
Turner Fred. lab. 91 Pendleton
TOURNER & GRAY . (T. M. T. & Oliver l'. (.) pub. O. F. Literary Casket, 1 62 W 3d. Columbian blig
Turner H. tnt. 65 14th Tapper Hy. tall. 27 Center
Tarner Jno. Inh. w.s. 6th aby. Baum
Turner Jno. W. bek layer, 135 Clark Turner M. E. 337 W. 8th
TURNER Morton E. (R. S. Barton & Co) Longworth b Smith & Mound
Turner Robt. 396 W. 7th
Turner Rolt. O. H1. 50 W 51h
Turner Mrs. S. dry goods, 336 W 6th Turner Sam. bk binder, 230 Walnut Turner Sam. books, 197 Vine
Turner Theo. shoe mkr. 89 W. Row Turner Thos. S. clk. 75 L. Market
TURNER Thompson M. (T. & Gray)272 W 8th
Turner Wm. cik. 30 Walnut
TURNERS HALL, 513 Walnut, Gustave Tafel, Prest
Turner Mrs. Hester, 446 John Turney Mary, dress mikr. 33 E 7th
Turneys F. tin. 50 Pleasant
Turvin I. tobacconist, 82 Pleasant
Turvin Jas. whitewasher, & Pleasant
Turvin Jas. jr. barber, 92 W. 34
Tust Isaac, 181 Race
TENUTTLE & ACKLEY, (Elias W. T. & Wm. E. A.) ex. & banking h. 40 }. 3d c. Sycamore
Tuttle Chas. cJk, 111 Main, bula 163 B'way
TUTTLE Elias W. (T. & Ackley) 54 Milton
Tuttle Jno. A, brk layer, 257 W. 8th Tuttle Jno. N. edge tool manuf. 352 WF. Row, h. 320 W. 8th
Tuting Geo, shoe mnkr. 455 Walnut
Tuxworth Etlelinda, 231 W. Rov
Tuyworth Goo. binder. 111 Man
Twaddle Juo. lab, 49 Woodward
INWEED & ANDREWS, (Jno. P. T. Jas. A .. B. F. Braman & Jno. W. A.) wholesale grocers, 31 & 33 Pearl
TWEED Aren. D. E. (T. & Sibles ) 175 Elm
TWEED Jno. P. (T. & Andrews) 426 W. €ch
DIWEED & SIBLEY, (A. D. E. T. &
1 Jas. W. S.) flour & pro. dealers. . 40 Walnut Twiford Cath. 51 Clay
Twissell Wm. painter, s. s. New ar Cul- Fert
Twochman Lud. cab. mkr. s.s. Augusta b Snoth and Rose
Tirohig Pat. beer house 294 Elm
Tydd Thos. R. printer, Columbian of.
Tye Fred. cig mkr. 226 W. Liberty
Tyler Chas. H. clk. C. II. & D. depot
Tyler Juo. painter, has. 192 W. 3.1
TYLER Mel. M. ('T. & Chaffin) 421 Main
Tylle Alex. H. printer. 48 Sycamore
TYLOR Albert O. (F. Bizisall & Co.) res Reading road, 3 mile stone Tyman -- , lah. 54 Water
IOYNAN BERNARD, cab. ware 45 W Schi 1. 115 Fveret
Tyne Sam. W. painter, 221 Clinton Tyrnay Mich. lal. W. Row b. York and
Payton ITYPE FOUNDRY, CINCINNATI,
1 L. T. Wells agt.
c. Vine & Center
MYPE FOUNDRY FRANKLIN, C. F. O'Driscoll & Co. 169 Vine
UBSDELL Jno. A. ([ .. Pierson & Lake) res. New Yor':
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BSDELI., PIERSON & LAKE, (Ino A. I Chas. P. & tien. Lit's) re- tailery and jobbers of foreign and domestic dry goods, 56 and 58 W. 5th Tehmacher Jno. porter, 119 Main
Wilder Wni. 1.h. 50 Elin
I'dien Wm. at fordon & Co.
Turner Ino. cooper, 495 Maple (Piatt Turuer teo. cooper. 1 :. W. c. Liberty &. Lidl Disil. team. 30 W. P'ront Turner Ino. & Co. coopers. W. 8. Free- ! (hidro. Hun. 195 linmilton road man b. Dayton & Yeri
Utile Brent, baker, Ils 13th. h. Vine and Walnut Chle durch, (l'. & Warner) 454 Min Chle & Warner. (J.w. C. & Gotthel W ) bakery, 454 Main Ublfehler 1. 92 George
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GENERAL INFORMATION.
GEORGE KECK.
L. F. HUBBARD.
RECE € HUBBARD,
MANUFACTURERS OF
RAILROAD CARS, FER CAR WHEELS,
AND CASTINGSE
OF ALL KINDS.
WHEELS & AXLES & ALL KINDS OF CAR WORK Furnished on the most favorable terms.
CINCINNATI, OHIO. Office N. E. Cor. Broadway & Second Sts., up stairs.
CARPENTER'S PATENT IMPROVED PLAN OF SETTING STEAM BOILERS, Office, 00 and 101 THRdat Strces, Cincinnati, Ohio.
THOMAS B. WING, Proprietor.
Also, Agent for Steam Gauges, and for Gold's Automatic Steam Heating Company, for In- diana and Ohio.
BARR, MCGREW & CO., Manufacturers of and
I. HOLLISTER, DEALER IN
DEALERS IN PIG IRON, PIG METAL AND TENNESSEE DLOOMS Office, No. S& Walnut St., Cin'ti. Office, No. 34 Walnut St., Cin'ti.
is pre-paid, no account is taken of it, and it is collected in the United States, is as follows: ENTIRELY LOST TO THE SENDER. In the Prus- By the New York and Havre line, twenty cents; sian Closed Mail to Germany, thirty cents is by United States Steamers, via England, twen- the single rate, pre-payment optional. This ty-one cents; which pays to or from Liverpool, pays from any part of the United States to any of Southampton, as the case may be, and by part of the German-Austrian Postal Union. British Steamers, via England, five cents, which A pre-payment of any sum less than the regu- pays only to or from the port of departure in lar rate of thirty cents is not recognized, and is, the United States. The balance of the post- of course, LOST TO THE SENDER; but every full age in such instance, is collected in France. rate of thirty cents is credited, whether the Pamphlets and periodicals cannot be sent postage on a letter or packet is paid or not, through Great Britain in the Prussian closed leaving any balance due to be collected at the mail.
office of delivery.
The postage on pamphlets and periodicals to The rule for rating letters, to all Foreign all foreign countries except Great Britain and Countries (except the British North American the West Coast of South America, has been Provinces and France,) is to charge one rate reduced to the uniform rate of one cent au for half an ounce and under; two rates, if the ounce.
weight is over one-half and not exceeding an. Postage on newspapers cither for or from ounce; four rates, if over one and not exceed- Great Britain, two cents cach; and there is an ing two ounces; six rates, if over two and not additional British postage of one penny, which exceeding three ounces; and so on, charging has to be paid in Great Britain.
two rates for every ounce or fractional part of, If the newspaper is to pass in the open mail an ounce over the first ounce. through Great Britain, to or from some foreign The French Postage is rated by the quarter country, the sum to be collected in the United ounce for the single letter. To or from France, States is four cents.
he single rate of letter postage, which must be.
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Uhr S. rag speculator, 516 Walnut Flam Jos. groc. n.w.c Cutter and Laurel Uland Fred. candy mkr. 40 Main
Ule Carl O. moul. 490 Vine
Ulmer Conrad, clk. 280 Main 1'Imer Fred. hats and caps, 280 Main Ulmer Mich. baker, 61 E. cth Ulrece Fred. shoe mkr. c. Liberty and Sycamore
Chich Anna, s.w.c Allison and Main Ulrich A. C. dry good -. 55. W. Row Ulrich Barbary, bk. foll. 212 Maiu
Ulrich Chas. carp. 60 Findlay Ulrich Jno groc. 28 W. Liberty
Ulrich Fred. har. mkr 26 W. N
Ulshieger Fred. carp. Blilton, b Mansfield and B'way
Uinberfiel Jane, 124 W. 3d
Umberger C. A. groc. n.w.c George and Cutter
Umford Tim. shoe mir. 67 W. 6th Umstater Adam, sadler, 533 Plum
IT MSTED P. B.
Venitian blind manuf. 82 W. 6th h. 334 Elm
Unele Geo. blk smith, 177 W. Liberty Underhill Richd. cutter, 76 Main, h. 147 Pearl
Underwood A. L al. phys. 59 Clinton Underwood Clark, n.s Front, nr. Walnut F'n
U NDERWOOD FRANKLIN, hardware and turis, 024 Main, h. 133 W. 7th Underwood Mrs. Sarah D. 133 W. 7th Underwood Willis, barber. 6 E. 2d Undertrong Pred. la4. 65 Oliver Und Med. vanbisher, 14 Caj Ungrun Geo. porter, 225 Walunt Ungrund H. H. tailor, 374 D'way
I TAION TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 13 W. 31.
Wm. Hunter, agt. UNITED S. EXPRESS CO. 11 E. 3d, Jno. G. Baker, agt. United S. Hotel, s.w.c 6th and Walnut, Swing and Arnold, props. TT NITED S. TOCAL INSPECTORS OF STEAM BOATS, (W. W. Guthrie & T. J. Hableman ) 4 P. Landing Unium Chas. (Tierer & t.) Breman Enreubout Martin, n.s Brown Un'euholt Jno. cli :. 77 L. Market Unkris Mich. Jah. 145 Linn
. Unkrout Barney . 54 Commerce Unluke Jno. 119 Maple Uuthank Wm. S. paint. 170 B'way U AZICKER J. S. al phys. 428 Walnut
Updogroff F. A. mach. 178 Congress Upaliof Geo. H. stable, 20 W. 7th PHOFF JNO.
U bath house and barb. shop, 137 Sycamore
Uphouse Fred. porter, 23 Sycamore, h. 41 E. 7th
Upshon Hy. lab. 452 Linn RBAN CHAS.
U safe manuf. s.w.c Vine and 2d h. 134 Pearl Urker Chris. team. 355 B'way Urloga A: 89 Clay TTUNER BENJ. prest. nat. ins. co. office. s.w.c Main and Front, h. 318 W. 3d Urner David, b.k 60 Franklin Urner Hy. C. sec. nat. ins. co. 318 W. 3d Urner Nathan D. clk. 318 W. 3d Urwiler Jno. patern mkr. 260 Richmond Usender Hy. moul. 73 Pendleton Usher Jas. moul. 324 Walnut Utendorffer Edw. paper carrier, 142 Clay Utley H. boot and shoe mikr. s.e.c. Wai- nut end Front. h. 467 W. 4th Utrecht Fred. finisher, n.w.c Race and 14th
Utrect Chris. tailor, 499 Walnut I'tt Geo. coop. 73 Spring L'tter Fred. hatter, 26 Tanner Utterhouse Mary, 64 Findny Utton Barnard, lah. @ Haut Utz And. coop. 14 Allison Utz Jas. math. inst. mkr. 25 E. 4th
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Utzaver Peter, mach. s. w. c John and Augusta
Vacan Fred. dray. 13 Tanner Vaery Frank, lab. 2 13th Vagel Sam. Inb. 549 Sycamore Vahaga Ihrman, lah. 103 Clay
Yhla-WPcham Nelson, Urk. layer, 60 Laurel
Valandingham Mrs. II. 96 Betts Vale Lawrence porter, 25 Sye. Valendeck r. carp. 99 Raum
Valentine Mrs. Ann 15 Richmond Valentine Chas. bds s.w.e. 3d and Vine Valentine Chas. 272 W 7th
Valentine Chas. n. s. 3d b Vine & Wal- nat
Valentine Jas. sawyer, s. s. Front nr River
Valentine Ino. barber, 21 Main
Valentine Lafayette, white washer, 230 Longworth
Valentine Lonis, engineer, 176 Walnut VALLEAU C. M. (Wm. Resor & Co.) res Clifton
Vallette Hy. 161 W 4th
Vallette Win. atty. 161 W. 4th
Van Amringe Jno. 100 Park.
Vananda Geo. boatman, 956 Ham road
Van Antverp Lewis, b.k. 58 Main, h 169 Race
Vananker Jno. student, n. w. c. 3d and Main
Vanausdal Augustus. 134 Smith Vann vhdl Isane, 208 Pinit
Van Bargen Otto, (J. W. Meal &. Co.) 28. Commerce
Van Bergen Hy. 328 W. 3d Van Bergen Jno. cik. 22 Pearl, h. 328 W. 30 VAN BERGEN Jos. B. sec. Cin. H. & I. short line R. R., res. 490 W 7th VanBergen Wm: clk, 74 W. 4th, bus 328 W. 34
Vay Bibber And. J. cooper, c. 8 and Canni
Van Black, mouldr, 384 Walnut
Vanbonnel Hesmann, cof. h. n.s. 6th nr Horn
Vance Chas. (V. & Co .. ) h. s.s. Front b. Vine and Stone's Alley, F'n
Vance Chas. & Co. (Saml. T. & Win. L. Hambleton) saw mill and lath factry, s.s. Front b. Longworth & Broad, F'n
Tance E. {E. V. & Co.) spring Vance Edwi., pine cooper, Ints 193 Race Vanre E. & Co. (E. V. and D. F. Good- hne) stove store, 906 Main.
Vance Mrs. Ellen, 2-2 Piatt
Vance Geo., 12 L. Market, h. 156 Spring Vance James, wagon maker, 1-5 Maple. Vance Sarah. s.s. Front nr. J:westown ferry. F'n
Vance W .. policeman, bus. 183 Race Vanderriff W. J. trunk mkr, 21 W. 6th, h. 123 Fulton
Vandelen A. painter, 514 Main Vanderbogel Emanual, see. hand cloth., 938 W. 5th
Vandergrift B. B., lumber yard. 139, h. 121 Water Van DeWater Joshua, foreman bindery, s.w. Main and 8th
Vandiver E., binder, Il) Main
Vandokin Louis, tailor. rear 512 Main Vandokuma J., cutter, 48 W. 4th.
Vandorken John, tailor, n.s. New b. Syc. and Broadway
Vanduzen Benj. C., engine bullder, Front h. Lnullow and Lawrence, h. Newpt. Vanduzen Eustus K., carp., c. Lawrence atl Congress
T ANDE/EN J .. Secy. C. W. & Z. R. R .. 31! W. 30. res. Newport IT ANDVIER W.M., awning maker, T h. 35; W. dieorze NO Spenmore, VanDyke Dominiens, tailor, 2 W. Fourth Vandyke Henry 11., cof. h .. 376 Race Vaneda Philip, grocery fic Maple
Van Emon Geo. L., (Allen & Van E.) 90 W. Fourth
Van Gorder. clk, Waverly House Van Hamm Alex .. atty, 111 W. 6th TZ AN HAMM WASHINGTON, judge. 992 W. Fourth,
Vanheart Jacob, Hainster, 49 Laurel Vanheart Samuel, teamster. 87 W. Row. Vanheart Thos., teamister, 52 Hopkins Van Horn Cornelius, foreman, 24 Web- ster
Van Horn Sarah, tailoress, s.s. Cherry h. Ilum & Elm
Vanker Henry, lab. Hunt e. of B'dray. Van Keuren Ed., supt. building of com- mon schools, 265 Fulton.
Vanlease William dray 451 W. 4th
VanLeuleu Gerrard, wig making, 57 W. 4th, h. 242 Catharine
Venlieu Francis, plaue maker, 49 E 8th Vanliew Henry, tailor. 149 Pleasant Vanliew Ira C. saw tiler, 87 Kemible
Vanliew Sarah, laundress, 49 E. 8th Vanloon Frank, tool mkr. e.s. Syc. b 7th & 8th
YTAN MATRE DIN.,
attorney. 222 Main, h. 130 W. 9th
Tan Pelt Chas. flat boat dealer 13 Plum VanPelt Jas. C. Inn:ber mer. 49 Bar VanPelt Mrs. Nancy, 359 Kemble
VanPelt Matt. C. com. mer. 359 Walnut, h. 49 Barr
Van Pelt Wm. 77 Van Horn
Van Pelt Wei. mach. Cin. type foundry VanSant & Hibbert, (Sam. VanS. & Jno- Il.) hat manuf. n w.c. 4th & Main
VanSant Highy, caulker, n. s. Broad nr. Water, F'n
VanSant Jas. E. 152 W Front (7th VanSant Sim. ( Vans. & Hibbert) 412 W VanSenten B. If. carp. s. s. Kemper nr. Front. I'm
Van Slake Chas. n. s. High nr. East. F'n Vansthraht Iy. foundryman 13 Jefferson Vanstraten Robt. cig mkr. 172 W. Court VanTeilen L. & Co. soap & candle fac. n.ec. Boal & Syc.
Van Valkenburgh Hy. Robbins & Pome- roy. bds 107 Pike VanVeer Jno. b. binder, bus. Howard House
Van Wick cab. mikr. n. w. c. 8th & B'way Van Winder Wm. 106 Clay -
Van Wormer Asa, eggs, &c. 59 W Court AT ANIILE A . T.
coffee house, 973 W Row
Vaohn Peter, carp. bds 125 W 24
Varnar Herman, tailor, Young b Boal and Ringroll VARWIG Bennet II. (V. & Klocke) Bre- men above 14th Varwig Jos. tallor, 169 Maple TARWIG & KLOCKE. ( Benrett I.V. & Jno. II. K.) clothing store, 176 Main
Vashinder Miss Susan, seamstress, 235 Kemble
Vaske J. hostler, 90 W 7th Vatehet Francis, brk layer, 240 Catha- rine
IT ATTIER DR. JNO. L. post master, 3-11 Vine Vangh Chas, clk. 199 W 31
Vanthan Arthur, lab. s.e.c E'm ans Water
Vandaler A. plow painter. 17 W 7th
Vanghan Chas. A. artist, 15 Law bhlg h 132 E 4th
Vaughan Eli, n.s Front b Rice and Wal- but F'n
Vanghan Jis. M.wharf master, s.c.c Ehn and Water
Vaughan Juo. Ils n.s Front b Broad and Longworth For Vanghan Win. lab. n.s 7th b B'way and Culvert Vaxhall Nicholas. upholster. 496 Race Vaynalla Wmi. coop. 364 W 24 Veshoff Barney, 1 .. b. 150 PDasant Veakerman Anthony, Inb. 300 B'way Vealatte Eugan, 441 W cth
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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY
FOR THE
STATE OF
OHIO.
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The list of Post Offices in the State of Ohio, which was first prepared for the last issus of this work, has been carefully and thoroughly revised with the additional offices since established. Citizens generally, and others who consult the Directory, will find it a useful appendage, and as Post Masters are generally business men, and such as, when properly applied to, are capable of, and will, freely furnish much useful commercial or other information rela- tive to their respective Districts, it will contribute materially to the facilities of Merchants and Manufacturers in distributing their circulars, catalogues of Merchandise, &c.
Post Masters names are purposely omitted, as the changes are so frequent and numerous that it would be almost im- possible to give anything like a correct list. The names of Post Offices are arranged alphabetically, with the name of the County in which they are located attached to each, which is amply sufficient as a direction.
In additon to the Directories furnished to subscribers, large numbers have heretofore been circulated by sending them to Foreign Hotels, Rail Road Depots, Public Libraries, &c .; knowing this kind of circulation has thus far materialiy increased the utility of the work, we wish it understood that it will be increased to any extent which the support it receives may warrant. Many Post Offices may be selected where a copy hungup would prove essentially useful to the community generally, as well as tend materially to advance the individual interests of subscribers and advertisers ; luformation lu ims respect we shall at all times Le glad to receive, and advertisers in particular are invited to aid in this kind of distribution by pointing out the names of offices to which it should be sent-it will be forwarded immediately.
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Abbeyville,
Medina
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