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CINCINNATI TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No. 3, char- tered May 2d, 1852; meets first Sunday in every month, at Templars Hall (Franklin Building), west side Vine, be- tween 5th aud 6th. Officers elected semi-annually.
CINCINNATI YOUNG MEN'S BIBLE SOCIETY, 28 West 4th. Wm. Scott, Depositary.
GERMAN CARPENTER'S AND CABINET MAKER'S RELIEF SOCIETY, organized Nov .. 1850; meets Ist and 3d Saturday evening in each month, at Working Men's Hall, east side Walnut, between 13th and 14th. Officers elected semi-annually.
GERMAN INSTITUTE SOCIETY, organized January, 1852: meets twice a week at their Hall, north-east corner Vine and Mercer streets. Officers elected semi-annually. GERMAN LADIES' RELIEF SOCIETY, founded 1850. GERMAN RELIEF ASSOCIATION, founded 1855. A. Louis, President.
HISTORICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, of Ohio, organized 1824; meets once a month at the Society Rooms. Officers elected annually.
JEWISH HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION, founded 1850. A. Aub, President, Dr. Bettman, Physician.
JOHN MITCHELL CLUB, organized 1852; meets every Monday evening, at IIall south-west corner 8th & Broad- way. Officers elected quarterly.
LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, founded 1838.
MONTHLY TRACT (VIS.) ASSOCIATION, J. C. Macy, President. H. F. Knowles, General Superintendent. Tract Depository, 163 Walnut.
OHIO MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, south-west corner 6th and Vine. Chas. F. Wilstach, President; John B. Heich, Clerk.
OLD GERMAN LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, founded 3841.
OLD WOODWARD CLUB, organized November, 1855. Re-union on last Thursday in September.
PHOENIX CLUB, founded 1856. Meets every evening at National Hall, 200 Vine.
PIONEERS' ASSOCIATION, of Cincinnati, composed of the early settlers and those born here prior to the 4th of July, 1812. Organized November 29th, 1856. Celebrate the settlement of the State, the 6th of April, and the set- tlement of the city the 26th of December of each year.
PRESBYTERIAN BOARDS of Foreign and Domestic Mis- sions, Education, Publication and Church Extension. Agency, 74 West 4th street. J. D. Thorpe.
PRESBYTERIAN BOOK DEPOSITORY for the West and South west; J. D. Thorpe, Depositary, 74 West 4th. PALESTINE RELIEF SOCIETY, founded June, 1853.
TALMID YELSDIM SCHOLASTIC ASSOCIATION, chartered 1849. Henry Mack, President; Isaac M. Wise, Superintendent.
THE SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE INDI- GENT, founded 1842.
UNITED IRISH SOCIETY, organized May 22d, 1852; meets every Thursday evening, at Gordon's Hall, north- east corner 8th and Central Avenue. Officers elected semi- annually .
WORKING MEN'S BENEVOLENT UNION ASSOCIA- TION, organized September, 1857. meets Ist Monday in every month, at Gordon's Hall, north-east corner 8th and Central Avenue.
YOUNG MEN'S CATHOLIC LITERARY INSTITUTE, organized October 17th, 1852; meets every Tuesday even- ing, in basement of St. Thomas Church, west side Syca- more, bet. 5th and 6th. Officers elected semi-annually, 1st Tuesday in April and October,
YOUNG MEN'S GYMNASTIC ASSOCIATION, organized August 11th, 1855; north-east corner 4th and Race.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN UNION, organized October, 1848; Rooms, 176 Race. Regular monthly meeting, 3d Thursday of each month; officers elected annually. Pre- sident, Abner L. Frazer; V. President, H. Wilson Brown; Corresponding Secretary, Channing Richards, jr .; Record- ing Secretary, Geo. Ilafer; Treasurer, H. W. Sage; Regis- trar, W. II. Taylor. Library and Reading Room open to the publicevery day from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M.
YOUNG MEN'S SOCIETY OF RELIGIOUS INQUIRY, 176 Race.
Secret Associations.
Masonic.
N. C. Harmony Lodge, No. 2. Instituted 1794. Stated meetings, first Wednesday in each month.
Miami Lodge, No. 46. Instituted December, 21st, 1818. Stated meetings, first Tuesday.
Lafayette Lodge, No. 81. Instituted January 11th, 1826. Stated meetings, first Thursday.
Cincinnati Lodge, No. 133. Instituted Oct. 24th, 1845 Stated meetings, Last Thursday.
McMillan Lodge, No. 141. Instituted October 20th, 1847. Stated meetings, last Wednesday.
Cynthia Lodge, No. 155. Instituted October 15th, 1849. Stated meetings, first Friday. Hanselman Lodge, No. 208. Instituted October 25th, 1851. Stated meetings, fourth Monday.
Yeatman Lodge, No. 162. Instituted Sent. 27th, 1848. Stated meetings, Wednesday, on or before each full moon. Cincinnati Chapter, No. 2. Instituted October 24th, 1816. Stated meetings, first Monday.
McMillan Chapter, No. 19. Instituted October, 23d, 1846. Stated meetings, last Tuesday.
Cincinnati Council, No. 1. Stated meetings, third Mon- day.
Cincinnati Encampment, No. 3. Instituted Sept. 17th, 1841. Stated meetings, second Monday.
Gibulum Lodge of Perfection. Stated meetings, first Wednesday.
Dalcho Council of P. of J. Stated meetings, third Wed- nesday.
Grand Chapter of Rose Croix. Meets second Thursday evenings in March, June, September and December.
Grand Consistory of P. of the R. Secret, 32. Meets first Thursday evening in January, April, July and October.
The four last named bodies meet in the IIall N. W. corner of Sixth and Main streets. All the others in the Hall, corner Third and Walnut streets.
I. O. O. F.
ODD FELLOWS' HALL, COR. THIRD AND WALNUT.
Ohio Lodge, No. 1. Instituted Dec. 23d, 1830. Meets every Monday.
Washington, No. 2. Instituted January 10th, 1832. Meets every Tuesday. Cincinnati, No. 3. Instituted July 4th, 1832. Meets every Wednesday.
Franklin, No. 4. Instituted May 3d, 1833. Meets every Thursday.
Cincinnati Degree Lodge, No. 1. Meets every Friday. Wildey Encampment, No. 1. Instituted September 10th, 1832. Meets ist and 3d Fridays.
HALL, CORNER COURT AND WALNUT.
Herman Lodge, No. 208. Instituted February 18th, 1853. Meets every Friday.
MAGNOLIA HALL, CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT.
Magnolia Lodge, No. 83. Instituted March 29th, 1847. Meets every Monday.
Woodward. No. 149. Instituted, February 28th, 1850. Meets every Tuesday.
Humboldt, No. 279. Instituted May 18th, 1855. Meets every Wednesday.
Crystal Fount, No. 176. Instituted March '13th, 1851. Meets every Thursday.
Cincinnati Encampment, No. 22. Instituted March, 26th , 1847. Meets second and fourth Friday.
Herman Encampment, No.66. Instituted September 29th, 1855. Meets first and third Friday.
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HALL, ON HIGH STREET.
Vulcan Lodge, No. 178. Instituted March, 17th, 1851. Meets every Monday.
EAGLE HALL, MECHANICS' INSTITUTE BUILDING.
Eagle Lodge, No. 100. Instituted February 8th, 1848. Meets every Monday.
Makatewah Encampment, No. 32. Instituted January 29th, 1849. Meets second and fourth Friday.
Metropolitan Lodge, No. 142. Instituted January 23d, 1850. Meets every Tuesday.
HALL, CORNER FREEMAN AND EIGHTH.
Queen City Lodge, No. 229. Instituted March 24th, 1854. Meets every Monday.
William Telt Lodge, No. 335. Instituted Meets --:
WILLIAM PENN LODGE, COR. EIGIITH AND CEN- TRAL AVENUE.
Palmetto Lodge, No. 165. Instituted March 14th, 1851. Meets every Monday.
William Penn, No. 56. Instituted December 11th, 1845. Meets every Tuesday. American Lodge. No. 170. Instituted December 19th, 1850. Meets every Wednesday.
Union Degree Lodge, No. 2. Meets second and fourth Thursday.
Washington Encampment, No. 9. Instituted March 7th, 1846. Meets first and third Thursday.
Philadelphia Encampment, No. 53. Instituted March 27th, 1853. Meets first and third Friday.
TEMPLE HALL, FULTON.
Fulton Lodge, No. 112. Instituted August 17th, 1848. Meets every Thursday.
GERMANIA HALL, COURT STREET, NEAR MAIN.
Teutonia Lodge, No. 177. Instituted March 15th, 1851. Meets every Monday.
Mohawk Lodge, No. 150. Instituted March 2d, 1850. Meets every Tuesday.
Germania Lodge, No. 113. Instituted August 29th, 1848. Meets every Wednesday.
North Western Lodge, No. 296. Instituted April Ist, 1856. Meets every Tuesday.
Queen City Encampment. No. 43. Instituted January 31st, 1.51. Meets first and third Friday.
Schiller Encampment, No. 42. Instituted September, 7th, 1850. Meets second and fourth Friday.
HALL, CORNER WADE AND CENTRAL AVENUE.
Fidelity Lodge, No. 171. Instituted September 23d, 1846. Meets every Monday.
Losantiville Lodge, No. 336. Instituted - - Meets every Thursday evening. .
Hesperia Encampment. No. 37. Instituted February 19th, 1850. Meets second and fourth Wednesday.
American Protestant Association.
Augustus Adolphus Lodge, No. 10. Instituted July 8th, 1857. Meets every Tuesday evening, at Hall north-west corner &th and Freeman
Harmonia Lodge, No. 6. Instituted October 18th, 1854. Meets every Friday evening, at HIall south-west corner Court and Walnut.
Liberty Lodge, No. 2. Instituted July 14th, 1853. Meets every Tuesday evening, at Hall south-west corner Wade and Central Avenue.
Martin Luther Lodge, No. 3. Instituted March, 2d, 1854. Meets every Monday evening, at Hall south-west corner Court and Walnut.
Ohio Lodge, No. 1. Instituted July 12th, 1853. Meets every Monday evening, at Union Hall, west side Plum between Seventh and Eighth.
Queen City Lodge, No. 5. Instituted May 27th, 1854. Meets every Friday evening, at Union IIall, west side Plum between Seventh and Plum.
Union Lodge, No. 9. Instituted July, 1855. Meets every Tuesday evening, at Union Hall, west side Plum, between Seventh and Eighth.
Washington Lodge, No. 4. Instituted April, 1354. Meets every Thursday evening, at Washington Hall, Mechanics' Institute, south-west corner Sixth and Vine.
Washington Encampment, No. I. Instituted December, 5th, 1851. Meets every second and fourth Tuesday in each month at Hall, corner Main and Abigail.
William Penn Encampment, No. 1. Instituted August 21st, 1852. Meets second and fourth Monday evenings in each month at Good Fellows' Hall, south-east corner Main and Court.
I. O. S. M.
HALL AT EAGLE LODGE. MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. CORNER SIXTH AND VINE,
Bailey Lodge, No, I. Grand Lodge of Ohio, Instituted December, 1857. Meets every Wednesday evening.
Iron Mask Lodge, No. 2. Instituted June 14th, 1858. Meets every Saturday evening.
Druids.
Armenia Grove, No. 3, instituted 1849. Meets every Monday evening at Hall, n.s 9th b. Main and Sycamore. - Franconia Grove, No. 8, instituted 1842. Meets every Thursday evening at Kossuth HIall, s. w. c. Court and Walnut.
Germania Grove, No. 5. instituted 1850. Meets every Wednesday evening at Druid's IIall, n. s. Court bet. Main and Walnut.
Jefferson Grove, No. 4, instituted 1850. Meets every Tuesday evening at Druid's Hall. n. s. Court bet. Main and Walnut,
Norma Grove, No. 7, instituted 1851. Meets every Thursday evening at Ilall n. s. Court bet. Main and Syca- more.
Western Grove, No. 1, instituted 1849. Meets every Monday evening at Druid's Hall, n. s. Court bet. Main and Walnut.
Ohio Oak Grove, No. 11, instituted 1858. Meets every Thursday evening at Western Grove Hall.
DEGREE GROVE.
Cincinnati Degree Grove, No. 1. Meets 2d and 4th Friday evening in each month at Druid's Hall, u.s. Court between Main and Walnut.
CHAPTER.
Humboldt Chapter, No. 1, instituted 1853. Meets Ist and 3d Friday evenings in each month at Druid's Hall, n.s.Court bet. Main and Walnut.
Improved Order of Red Men.
Mahketewah Tribe, No. 15, instituted April 14th, 1855. Meets every Saturday evening at Onna Wigwam, Bacon's Building, n.w.c. 6th and Walnut.
Metamora Tribe, No. 6, instituted 1852. Meets every Thursday evening, corner 8th and Freeman.
Miami Tribe, No. 1. instituted April 22, 1851 Meets every Tuesday evening at Onna Wigwam, Bacon's Building, n.w. c. 6th and Walnut.
Seneca Tribe, No. 7, instituted August 4th. 1:52. Meets every Wednesday evening at Onna Wigwam, Bacon's Build- ing. n.w.c. 6th and Walnut.
Wyandott Tribe, No. 5, instituted April 17th, 1852. Meets every Thursday evening at Onna Wigwam, Bacon's Build- ing, n.w.c. 6th and Walnut.
Independ't. Order of Bene Betith.
District Grand Lodge, No 2, instituted 1828. Meels quar- terly at Magnolia Hall, 5th b. Sycamore and Main. J. M. Miller, Grand Massi Ab.
Bethel Lodge, No. 4, instituted 1848, meets every Sunday evening at same Hall. Officers elected semi-annually.
Jerusalem Lodge, No. 12, instituted 1850, meets every Monday evening at same IIall.
Mount Carmel Lodge, No. 20, instituted 1854, meets every Wednesday evening at same Hall.
Berith Abraham Lodge' meets every Sunday evening in Bacon's Building, corner 6th and Walnut.
Sons of Temperance.
Ohio Division, No. 1. meets every Monday evening at Franklin Hall, 203 Vine street.
Cincinnati Division, No. 2, meets every Thursday evening at Metropolitan Hall, corner 9th and Walnut.
Young America Division, No. 3. meets every Friday even- ing at Metropolitan HIall, n.e.c. 9th and Walnut.
Daughters of Temperance.
Washington Union, No. I, meets every Thursday after- noon, at IIall 188 West Fifth.
Olive Branch Union, No. 2, meets every Tuesday after- noon, at Hall 188 West Fifth.
Home Union, No. 4, meets every Wednesday afternoon, at Halt 188 West Fifth.
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A. O. of G. F.
Concordia Lodge, No. Il. Instituted November 2d, 1852. Meets every Tuesday evening at Hall, 923 Central Avenue. Franklin Lodge, No. 2. Instituted May 22d, 1847. Meets every Friday evening at Hall, corner Main and Abigail.
Germania Lodge, No. 5. Instituted February 24th, 1852. Meets every 'Tuesday evening at Good Fellows' Hall, south- east corner Court and Main.
Guttenberg Lodge, No. 10. Instituted October 28th, 1852. Meets every Tuesday evening at Smith's Hall, north side Ninth between Main and Sycamore.
Humania Lodge, No. 8. Instituted June 2d, 1852. Meets every Wednesday evening at Good Fellows' IIall, northwest corner Clinton and Cutter.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 4. Instituted November 12th, 1850. Meets every Monday evening at Hall corner Main and Abi- gail.
Lafayette Lodge, No. 14. Instituted April 5th, 1853. Meets every Friday evening at Hall, north side 5th, between Main and Sycamore.
Ohio Lodge, No. G. Instituted March 6th, 1852. Meets every Monday evening at Good Fellows' Hall, south east corner Court and Main.
Washington Lodge, No. 1. Instituted January 29th, 1840. Meets every Friday evening at Hall, north side Ninth be- tween Main and Sycamore.
DEGREE LODGE.
Woodbury Degree Lodge, No. 2 Instituted December 16th, 1852. Meets first Saturday evening in each month at Good Fellows' Hall, south east corner Court and Main.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Germania Encampment, No. 2. Instituted December 22d, 1851. Meets every first and third Thursdays in each month at Hall corner Main and Abigail.
Schiller Encampment, No. 5. Instituted November 6th, 1852. Meets every first Monday and fourth Saturday even- ings in each month at Good Fellows' Hall, south east corner Main and Court.
Templars of Honor.
SUPREME COUNCIL .- The highest legislative body of the Order, meets annually at different points in the United States. J. Wadsworth, Most Worthy Recorder. Office and residence 112 Hopkins.
GRAND TEMPLE OF OHIO. - Meets annually in May, at different points in Ohio. J. Wadsworth, Grand Wortby Re- corder. Office and residence 112 Hopkins.
Cincinnati Temple, No, 1, mects every Tuesday evening, at Franklin Hall, 203 Vine.
Union Temple, No. 9, meets every Thursday evening, at Franklin Hall, 203 Vine.
Egeria Social Temple, No. 1, in connection with Cincin- nati Temple, meets in the same HIall the 2d and 4th Friday evenings of each month.
Aurora Degree Temple, No. 1, in connection with all the Temples in the city, meets in the same Hall the last Saturday evening of each month.
The Council Department of Aurora Degree Temple, meets in the same Hall the Ist Saturday evening in the month.
Union Social Temple, No. 3. in connection with Union Temple, meets the 1st and 3d Wednesday evenings of each month.
I. O. Good Templars.
Neal Dow Lodge, No. 179, organized October 8th, 1857, meets every Thursday evening, at Hall n. w. c. Cutter and Clinton. Officers elected semi-annually.
Western League Lodge, No. 105, organized January 9th, 1857, meets every Friday evening, at Hall s. w. c. Central Avenue and Dayton. Officers elected quarterly.
Cadets of Temperance.
Washington Section, No. 1. re-organized September 4th, 1856, meets every other Wednesday evening in Franklin Hall, No. 203 Vine street. Officers elected semi-annually.
Insurance Companies.
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital Stock $100,000 00. Directors-G. Brashears, W. H. Thomp- son, Theodore Cook, N. M. Florer, Stephen Morse, 1 .. C. Buell, D. M. Sechler, Benjamin Evans, Lewis Clason. L. Clason, Secretary, Stephen Morse, President. Office, 12 Front street, east of Main.
BUCKEYE STATE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital $100,000. Office, 16 Public Land - ing, bet. Main and Sycamore streets, up stairs. Trustees and Directors-Wm. P. Hulbert, David Gibson, A. Mc- Alpin, II. O. Gilbert, A. A. Marsh, Jno. B. Gibson, John
Swasey, S. S. Davis, I. W. Parker, Jno. W. Gosling, Henry F. Handy, E. D. Cruikshank, Chas. Reakirt, Henry Davis. Isaac C. Fallis, Secretary, W, P. Hulbert, President, W. II. S. Ewell, Surveyor.
CENTRAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI. Office-7 Front street, bet. Main and Sycamore sts. Di- rectors-Henry Morten, David Gibson, A. D. E. Tweed, B. Matlock, C. W. Magill, M. Swasey. J. H. Barker, S. J. Broadwell, F. Ferry. Francis Ferry, Secretary; Henry Morten, President.
CINCINNATI EQUITABLE INSURANCE COMPANY, 30 West Third street. Directors-Griffin Taylor, R. R. Springer, Mark E. Reeves, Geo. Carlisle, B. Matlock, J. W. Canfield, John A. Simpson, S. S. Smith, Charles Andress, D. K. Cady, John Whetston. Jos. Jones. Grif- fin Taylor, President; Joseph K. Smith, Secretary; Jo- seph Jones, Surveyor.
CINCINNATI INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital, paid up, $150,000. Office in Company's Building, 4 Front street. Directors-John W. Hartwell, Allen Colller, Ira Athearn, James Lupton, A. S. Winslow, William Resor, G. S. Williams, R. M. W. Taylor, J. W. Canfield, James A. Frazer. John W. Ellis, John W. Dudley, Bowman C. Baker, David T. Woodrow, Charles W. Rowland. G. W. Williams, Secretary; John W. Hartwell, President.
THE CITIZEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY, OF CIN- CINNATI. Capital Stock, $100,000 00. Directors and Trustees-J. S Chenoweth, Wm. Wood, Jas. F. Cun- ningham, Geo. W. Bishop, Wm. Fisher, G. Brashears, Wm. Williamson, John A. Skiff. A. B. Fenton, A. Erken- brecher, Geo. R. Dixon, John Holden, S. S. Clark, Geo. Keck, S. S. Cooper, Jas. Morrison, Jos. Reakirt, F. T. White. Geo. W. Copeland, Secretary; J. S. Chenoweth, President; A. M. Ross. Surveyor. Office, 18 Main street, East side, between Columbia and Front streets.
CITY INSURANCE COMPANY, 8 Front street, east of Main. Capital $150,000. Directors-R. M. Bishop, W. B. Moores, J. W. Donohue, E. S. Haines, Geo. W. Trowbridge, J. D. Lehmer, J P. Kilbreth, T. J. Weaver, Geo. Carlisle. Thomas Sherlock, President; Wm. M. Richardson, Secretary; W. P. Stratton, Surveyor.
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CINCIN- NATI. Capital Stock $100,000. Directors-Wm. S. Wright, Wm. II. Dominick, Seymour Straight, R. Mac- ready, J. P. Trumbower, Chas. W. Smith, Adolph Wood, Thomas Sherlock, W. I. Whiteman. Thos. G. Odiorne, Jacob Jones, Martin Bare, Lewis Fagin, Richard Dymond, Ilenry A. Jones, J. H, French, G. Y. Roots, I. B. Car- penter, John Beattie, Geo. HI. Davis, Richard Lloyd. J. A. Townley, Secretary; M. L. Harbeson, President. Office, North west corner Main and Front streets.
EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI. Edward D. Speer, Secretary; J. W. Garrison, President. Directors-Henry Kessler, Anthony Fay, Wm. Wood, J. W. Garrison, Samuel II. Taft, Geo. W. Townley, Smith Betts. J. B. Lawder, and David Baker, Surveyors.
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF CINCIN- NATI. Capital Stock, $100,000, Directors, 1860-61- Edmund Dexter, Robert Andrews, J. P. Tweed, George Wilshire, Jacob Traber, Charles W. West, Samuel J. Hale, John Whetstone, Peter A. White, James Calhoun, John D. Minor, Briggs Swift, J. T. Warren, N. W. Thomas, Pollock Wilson. Office in Company's Building, n.e.c. Main and Front streets. Samuel R. Carter, Secret- ary; Henry E. Spencer, President.
GERMAN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CIN- CINNATI. Office, 400 Vine street. George Klotter, President; H. A Rotterman, Secretary; Joseph Siefert, Treasurer. Directors-George Klotter, Jacob Baum- gardner, Frederick Pfiester, Henry Hemelgarn, Michael Eckert, Joseph Siefert, Nicholas Hoeffer, Anthony Bley, Christian Moerlein.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, 37 West Third street. Capital $300,000. Directors and Trustees-W. T. Phipps, Henry Mack, S. W. Haseltine, John D. Park, Joshua Jones, Joseph Howe, Charles F. Wilstach, T. H. C. Allen, Z. Freeman, Hugh Evans, Darius Eggleston, Max Hellman, John Decamp, Jos. Trounstine. Geo. R. Dixon, Louis Stix, W. J. M. Gordon, S. Katzenberger, Eli C. Baldwin, R. H. Stone, Julius F. Freiburg, Wm. Long, Adam Geiss, J M. Secrist, Solo- Levi. Wm. T. Phipps, President; James H. Silvers, Secretary.
MAGNOLIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COM- PANY. Capital Stock $100,000. Directors- W. C. Mann, S. C. Newton, W. C. Vanderbilt, Sol. Levi, C. Hofer, H. O. Gilbert, Jas. Bugher, R. Hledger, Wm. H. Sayre. Charles H. Marshall, Secretary; W. C. Mann, President Office, 15 Public Landing, bet. Main and Sycamore streets. N. F. Lucky , Surveyor.
MERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTURERS' FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI.
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Capital $150,000. Office, 11 Front street. A. M. Searles, President; B. B. Whiteman, Secretary. Directors-A. M. Searles, President; M Werk, Robert Hosea, George Dom- inick, Robert Brown, R. W. Keys, Thomas Emery, W. Henry Davis, A. H. Andrews, George Hatfield, S. H. Burton, M. E. Reeves, John A. Dugan, Frederick Goule, William Proctor. Branch Office. n.w.c. of Thirteenth and Vine Street, No. 455, W. L. Gaddum, Agent.
NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CINCIN- NATI. Capital $100,000. Office, s.w.c. Front and Main Streets. Directors-John Burgoyne, William Hepworth, F. X. Wiedemer, J. L. Ross, Thomas R. Biggs, Robert Moore. S. W. Smith, Henry Ellis, Marcus Fechheimer, C. L. Moore, Th. Ong, E. M. Smith. Henry C. Urner, Secretary; John Burgoyne, President.
OHIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 68 West Third street. Capital Stock $100.000. Directors-J. P. Kil- breth, Augustus Isham, A. J. Preston, Leonard Swartz, Joseph W. Wayne, John W. Donohue, James D. Leh- mer, W. B. Moores, Joseph S. Ross. Augustus Isham, President; John W. Donohue, Vice-President; Henry Rockey, Secretary.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital $150,000. Jos. S. Ross, President; S. W. Reeder. Sec- retary; Ezekiel Ross, Solicitor. Office, 75 West Third street.
QUEEN CITY INSURANCE COMPANY. Office, 34 Ma- sonic Temple, Third street. Capital $100,000. Directors Wm. McCammon, Wm. A. Stewart, E. M. Shield, Richard Ashcraft, Amos Conklin, Dr. J. L. Vattier, Geo. M. Dixon, Daniel McLaren. D. A. Powell, P. L. Weed, H. Clear- water, William B. Dodds, I. P. Elias, T. L'Hommedieu, Leonard Swartz. James A. Devou, Secretary; William McCammon, President, Hiram Pugh, Surveyor.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI. Capital $100,000. Office, 5 Front street, bet. Main and Sycamore. Directors-E. Henry Carter, S. G. Hubbard, William C. Whitcher, Miles Greenwood, S. M. Barrett, Casper Geist, Wm. Wiswell, jr., George F. Davis, Wm. Bender. Abm. C. Edwards, Secretary; E. Henry Carter, President.
WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY, 41 Main street. Capital $150,000. Directors-S. C. Parkhurst, William Goodman, William Hooper, Gardner Phipps, H. H. Stout, Lowell Fletcher, Henry Hanna, John Swasey, Joseph Torrence, C. Taylor Jones, J. W. Sibley, Joseph HI. Wilby, Benj. Eggleston, Charles R. Fosdick, Thompson Dean, A. D. Bullock, Wm. HI. Woods, B. F. Brannan, John Gould, B. P. Baker, Wm. S. Wright. Wm. Good- man, President; John P. Whiteman, Secretary.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI. Capital $100,000. Office, Second Story of Insurance Building; entrance 2 Front street, bet. Main and Syca- more. Directors-T. F. Eckert, S. W. Pomeroy, A. W. Frank, Robt. Mitchell, L. G. E. Stone, Wm. Sellew, Wm. Glenn, Seth Evans, J. H. Taaffe, Geo. Stall, II. Clear- water, W. C. Whitcher, D. Gibson, Robert Buchanan, W. II. Comstock, J. W. Wayne, T. Dean, C. G. Shaw, John G. Isham, II. Brachman. J. W. Shipley, Secretary; T. F. Eckert, President; Rudolph Loheyde, Surveyor.
Cemeteries.
Spring Grove, near Cumminsville, six miles from the city, C. Davenport, Secretary. Office, Melodeon Building, cor. Walnut and Fourth. Wesleyan, at Cumminsville. Jozef Freon, Secretary . Office, corner 8th and Main.
Odd Fellows', in Spring Grove.
St. Peter's, at Lick Run, on HIarrison Turnpike, three miles north-west of the city.
St. Joseph's, at Warsaw, on Clevestown Road, three miles west from the city.
St. Bernard's, Clifton Road, at Howell's Basin, three miles from the city. St. John's, Vine St. Hill.
German Protestant, Reading Pike, three and a half miles northeast from the city.
Carthage Road, three and a half miles from the city. Walnut Hills.
Presbyterian, Walnut Hills.
Methodist Protestant, Walnut Hills.
Radical, Reading Pike, two miles from the city.
Jews, head of Vine Street Hill. Cumminsville Road. Cheviot, Cheviot Road, seven miles from the city. Ebenezer, Cheviot, Road, two miles from the city. West Fork, Friends', near Cumminsville. Mason's, in Spring Grove.
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