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GERMAN -ENGLISII SCHOOLS -- Messrs. Rowekamp, Werner, Eckel, Davenport, Armstrong, Miller, Fieber and Ballauf.
GYMNASTICS-Messrs. Stratton, Rowekamp, Bonsall and Cox, Ballauf.
LIBRARY-Messrs. Bonsall, Reeves, Irwin, Davis and Lilienthal.
LOTS-Mossrs. Clark, Davenport, Bates, Fieber and Cald- well.
MUSIC-Messrs. Irwin, Caldwell,: Watson. Werner and Davis.
NIGIIT SCHOOLS -- Messrs. Hooker, Powers, Bates, Kel- ley and Doherty.
PENMANSIIIP-Messrs. Newton, Stratton, Miller, Eckel and Glenn.
PRINTING AND BLANKS-Messrs. Armstrong, Wilstach and Stratton.
SALARIES-Messrs. Cox, Bates, Doherty, Laws, Rowe- kamp and Clark.
SUPPLIES-Messrs. Kelley, Ehlen, Caldwell, Hackett and Williams.
Local Trustees.
FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR, 1861-'62.
FIRST DISTRICT-Messrs. Miller, Rowekamp and Arm- strong.
SECOND DISTRICT-Messrs. Lilienthal, Watson, R. King and Armstrong.
THIRD DISTRICT-Messrs. Williams, Irwin, R. King and Lilienthal.
FOURTH DISTRICT-Messrs. Caldwell, Glenn and Wil- liams.
FIFTH DISTRICT-Messrs. Paine, Hackett, Laws, New - ton and Ehlen.
SIXTH DISTRICT-Messrs. Clark, Ehlen. Davis and Fieber.
SEVENTH DISTRICT-Messrs. Woodward, Kelley and Reeves.
EIGHTH DISTRICT -- Messrs. Powers, Stratton and Lewis. NINTII DISTRICT-Messrs. Bates, J. King, Bonsall and Ehlen.
TENTH DISTRICT-Messrs. Werner. Davis and Clark. ELEVENTII DISTRICT-Messrs. Ballauf, Lewis and Cox.
TWELFTH DISTRICT-Messrs. Wilstach, Cox, Stratton and Werner.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT-Messrs. Doherty, Eckel and Fieber. FOURTEENTII DISTRICT-Messrs. Doherty, Fieber and Ballauf.
FIFTEENTII DISTRICT-Messrs. Rowekamp, Davenport and Werner.
SIXTEENTII DISTRICT-Messrs. Davenport, Bonsall and Eekcl.
SEVENTEENTHI DISTRICT-Messrs. Glenn, Caldwell and Lilienthal.
EIGHTEENTII DISTRICT-Messrs. Watson, J. King and Laws.
ORPHAN ASYLUM-Messrs. Bonsall, Reeves and Irwin. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL-Messrs. Powers, Irwin and Reeves.
FIRST INTERMEDIATE-Messrs. Stratton, Wilstach, Reeves, Ballauf and Doherty.
SECOND INTERMEDIATE-Messrs. Irwin, R. King, Lilienthal and Rowekamp.
THIRD INTERMEDIATE-Messrs. Davis, Bates, Laws and Eckel.
Location of School Buildings. Ist District, North side Franklin between Main and Syca- more.
Od District, East side Sycamore, between Fifth and Sixth.
3d Ellen between Lock and Baum.
4th
Seventeenth Ward (Fulton.)
5th
East side Rice between Front and Second.
6th Corner Elm and Adams.
7th North side Fourth between Smith and Park.
8th North side Eighth hetween John and Mound.
9th South side Ninth between Vine and Race.
10th East side Vine between 12th and 13th.
11th Clint in between Linn and Locust.
12th Eighth, east of Harriet.
13th Findlay, west of Vine.
14/h West side Piatt, west of Bank.
Orphan Asylum.
Ist Intermediate, Baymiller between Court and Clark.
2d .. Ellen between Lock and Baum.
3d Corner Eln and Adams.
4th
= West side Race between Fourth and Fifth.
HUGHES HIGII SGIIOOL -South side Fifth, opposite Mound
WOODWARD HIGH SCHOOL-Woodward between Syca- more and Broadway.
Board of Examiners.
E. S. BROOKS, President . Term ending April, 1863.
A. J. RICKOFF
ELI T. TAPPAN.
OBED J. WILSON.
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ROBERT ALLYN
REGULATIONS OF THE BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF COMMON SCHOOLS.
The Board consists of seven members, four of whom con- stitute a quorum at any regular and cailed meetings.
The regular meetings are held at the offiec of Public Schools, City Buildings, on the Ist Thursday of each month, except July and August. at 4 }2 o'clock P. M * Extra meet- ings may be called by any three members of the Board, who, in signing the call for such meeting, are understood as pledging themselves to attend it.
The Board grants four grades of Certificates, denominated respectively "Male Principal's Certificate," "Male Assist- ant's Certificate,""Female Assistant's Certificate, No. I," and "Female Assistant's Certificate, No. 2."
Candidates for "Male Principal's Certificate" are exam- ined in Natural Philosophy, Constitution of the U. States, Ancient and Modern Ilistory. Anatomy and Physiology, Chemistry. Astronomy. Geometry, Plane Trigonometry and Mensuration, and Penmanship.
Candidates for a "Male Assistant's Certificate" are exam- ined in Spelling and Definitions, Reading, English Gram- mar, Geography, American History, Mental Arithmetic, Written Arithmetic, Algebra, Theory and Practice of Teach- ing, Natural Philosophy, Constitution of the United States, and Penmanship.
Candidates for a "Female Principal's Certificate" are examined in Spelling and Definitions, Reading, English Grammar, Geography, American Ilistory. Mental Arithme- tic, Written Arithmetic, Algebra, Theory and Practice of Teaching, Natural Philosophy. Constitution of the United States. Ancient and Modern History, Anatomy and Physio- logy. Chemistry, Astronomy and Penmanship.
Candidates for a "Female Assistant's Certificate" are ex- amined in Spelling and Definitions, Reading, English Grammar, Geography, American History, Mental Arithme- tic, Written Arithmetic, Theory and Practice of Teaching, and Penmanship.
The number opposite to each branch, in the column on the right of the list of studies on the Certificates issued, measures the result of the examination, three being the maximum. Less than two in either English Grammar, Geography, Mental Arithmetic or Written Arithmetic, is a failure. Unless the Spelling is correct, it is marked 0.
The Board has discontinued the Primary Certificate.
A specimen of the handwriting, with a record of the char- acter of the examination of each individual, is preserved in a volume for the use of the Board of Trustees and Visitors.
Candidates must leave with the Clerk of the Board, at least three days before the monthly meeting, a certificate of good moral character, and a written statement of the grade of cer- tificate sought, together with a declaration that they are eighteen years of age (or seventeen, if graduates from the Iligh School, or with similar attainments), and that they design teaching in the Public Schools of Cincinnati, if found
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*Candidates are examined in Arithmetic at three o'clock, P. M.
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qualified. Candidates are requested to leave their address, and a statement of any experience they may have had in teaching.
Candidates shall be examined in the absence of all specta- tors, save the Trustees and Visitors of the Public Schools.
Candidates shall not be examined who are not present punctually at the appointed hour. None shall be admitted to a second examination for the same grade of Certificate, or have one already granted improved, till after the expira. tion of six months.
Communications to the Board to be left with the Clerk, at the Office of Public Schools, in the Mechanics' Institute Building, Sixth street. a few doors west of Vine street, be- tween the hours of 9 A. M. and 12 M., and between the hours of 1 P. M. and 4 P. M.
No Assistant's Certificate shall be issued without an ag- gregate average of two-thirds of the full number of marks, and no Principal's Certificate shall be issued without an aggregate average of two-thirds of the full number of marks of the additional branches .- Adopted June 2d, 1859.
UNION BOARD OF CINCINNATI HIGH SCHOOLS.
WM. GREENE. President. W. F. HURLBUT, Secretary.
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD.
DELEGATES FROM THE COMMON SCHOOL BOARD .- James M. Doherty. Louis Ballauf, M. Lilienthal, John S. Powers, Charles Bonsall, Chas. F. Wilstach.
DELEGATES FROM WOODWARD BOARD .- W. G. W. Lewis. Alphonso Taft, Wm. Goodman, S. S. Davis, Mark E. Reeves.
DELEGATES FROM HUGHES BOARD .- Wm. Greene, Wm. Hooper.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF UNION BOARD.
ON TEXT-BOOKS AND SCHOOL-LIBRARIES .- Messrs. Bonsall, Lilienthal and Wilstach
ON COURSE OF STUDY AND CLASSIFICATION .- Messrs. Lewis, Hooper and Lilienthal
ON VOCAL MUSIC .- Messrs Reeves, Doherty and Pow- ers.
ON DISCIPLINE .- Messrs. Taft, Hooper and Goodman. ON, FUEL .- Messrs. Wilstach, Do herty and Ballauf. ON FURNITURE -Messrs Powers, Davis and Reeves.
ON BUILDINGS AND REPAIRS .- Messrs. Hooper, Good- man and Ballauf.
ON PRINTED QUESTIONS AND ADMISSIONS .- Messrs. Goodman, 'J'aft, Reeves, Wilstach and Doherty.
ON EXAMINATIONS OF SCHOOLS AND GRADUATES. Messrs. Hooper, Bonsall and Davis.
ON CLAIMS .- Messrs. Goodman, Lewis and Doherty. SPECIAL COMMITTEES OF EACHI SCHOOL .- Wood- ward .- Messrs. Greene, Lewis and Bonsall. Hughes. -Messrs. Greene, Hooper and Goodman.
Rules and Regulations
OF THE OHIO SCHOOL LIBRARY OF THE CITY OF CINCINNATI.
ARTICLE 1. The Reading-room shall be open from nine o'clock in the morning to nine o'clock in the evening of all secular days throughout the year, except those days which by custom are regarded as holidays, and to these shall be added any special holidays which may, from time to time, be recognized as such by the Board of Trustees and Visitors of Common Schools of Cincinnati.
ART. 2. All inhabitants of Cincinnati, above the age of sixteen years, of respectable character, and of such orderly conduct and condition as to not interfere with the occupa- tions and. comforts of others, shall have free access to the Reading-room during all its regular hours. first signing a promise that they will observe all the existing Rules and Regulations. and all that may be subsequently prescribed by due authority; provided always, that Minors shall bring certificates from their parents and guardians, in a form fur- nished by the Librarian, setting forth that they are persons who ought to enjoy the privileges of the Public Reading- room, and for whose conduct, while there, such parents or guardians become responsible,
ART, 3. All books belonging to the Library may, at the discretion of the Librarian, be used in the Reading-room- a discretion he is required by the Trustees to exercise, espe- cially in the case of minors.
ART. 4 Every person entitled to use in the Reading-room the books of the Library, shall be furnished by the Librarian with a printed card. on which such person shall designate the particular book asked for. by entering in blanks left for that purpose, the number of the shelf on which it stands, the number of the book on the shelf, and if it he part of a set, the number of the particular volume-all which numbers can be easily ascertained from the printed copies of the cata- logue, always on the table of the Reading-room; and this card, which must be presented to the Librarian whenever a book is asked for to be used in the Reading-room, will be
retained by him so long as its owner retains the book: but no book, so received. shall, for any reason whatever, be re- moved from the Reading room by the person receiving it.
ART 5. Every person who may visit the Reading-room, shall return each of the pamphlets and periodicals, such person may have used, to its proper place, and any books to the Librarian.
ART. 6. Any person abusing the privileges of the Read- ing-room by unbecoming conduct there, or by the violation of any of its regulations, shall be at once reported by the Librarian to the Library Committee, and by them excluded from its benefits for a time. or permanently.according to the nature and degree of the delinquency or default : but in case of any gross offense, the Librarian shallact summarily in the matter, and cause the offender to be at once excluded from the room, reporting the case to the Library Committee as soon as possible, in writing, for their future action, if any be required.
ART. 7. An alphabetical list of all the persons enjoying the Reading-room shall be kept by the Librarian, the resi- dence of each person being noted in it.
Colored Schools
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF TIIE COLORED COMMON SCHOOLS, FOR 1861 -- '62.
The Schools are under the control of the following Board, elected by the colored male citizens of Cincinnati :
OFFICERS.
Robert G. Ball. . President.
Phillip B. Ferguson . Vice- President,
Isaac M. Troy . Clerk.
ROLL OF MEMBERS AND RESIDENCES.
WESTERN DISTRICT .- Phillip B. Ferguson, Elm st., near Liberty; Coleman Cole, Webb street, between Stone and Wood; Isaac M. Troy, Commerce street, between Elm and Plum.
EASTERN DISTRICT .- Marshall P. H. Jones. Seventh street. No. 12, between Main and Sycamore; Robert G. Hall, Macallister street, between 4th and 5th; Hensley Lewis, Sixth street, east of Broadway.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
ON COURSE OF STUDY AND TEXT BOOKS -- Troy and Jones.
ON DISCIPLINE .- Cole and Ball.
ON FUEL .- Lewis and Troy.
ON PRINTING .- Troy and Jones.
ON SCHOOL-HOUSES. REPAIRS AND FURNITURE .- Ferguson and Lewis.
ON SALARIES .- Ferguson and Ball.
ON BUILDINGS .- Lewis and Cole.
ON LIBRARY .- Jones and Ferguson.
LOCATION OF COLORED SCHOOLS, AND RESI- DENCES OF TEACHERS.
WESTERN DISTRICT .- School House on West Court street, between John and Mound.
TEACHERS.
Peter H. Clark, Walnut Hills; Wm. H. Parham, No. 286 Front street. between John and Smith; Miss Lucy A. Blackburn, Smith Court, No. 1.
EASTERN DISTRICT .- School House on Seventh street, east of Broadway.
TEACHIERS.
John G. Mitchell, Walnut IIills; Miss Anna E. Ryall; Miss Martha E. Anderson, Park street, between 4th and 5th; Miss Amelia Williams, Water street, between John and Smith.
Foreign Consuls.
Adae C. F., Office southwest corner of Main and 3d; Con- sulate for the Kingdoms of Prussia, Wurtemberg, Bavaria, Hanover and Saxony; for the Grand Duchies of Olden- burg, Hesse and Baden; for the Electorate of Ilesse and the Duchy of Nassau, and for the Free City of Frankfort on the Main.
Eggers Augustus, Office 168 Main; Consul of the Duchy of Saxe Weimer, and of Saxe Coburg-Gotha.
Meline James F , 17 West Third, Consul of Mecklenberg, Schwerin, Holland, Belgium. Hamburg, Lubeck, Sweden, and Norway; Vice-Consul of France, Sardinia, Denmark, Schleswig Holstein, and Lauenburg.
Schmidt Charles, Consul for the Duchy of Braunschweig and Luneburg. Office 632 Main. 3
City Government.
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Regular Meetings of the Board first and third Fridays of each month.
CITY SOLICITOR.
Thos. C. Ware, office City Hall. Term expires April, 1863. Assistant-William Disney.
CITY CIVIL ENGINEER.
Thos. J. Peter, office City IIall. Term expires April, 1863. Assistant-George E. Nugent.
Draughtsman-Julius Blackburn. Recording Draughtsman-John Halpin. Rodman-Monroe Peter.
CITY COMMISSIONERS. (Office City Hall.)
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Jere. Kiersted. . . Term expires 1863.
1864. Thos. J. Tiernon .
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WHARF MASTER.
1863. 1864. 1863. John A. Baker . Term expires April, 1864. 1864. REGISTER OF PUBLIC LANDINGS. Herman Ficke. 1863. 1864. SUPERINTENDENT OF MARKETS. 1863.
1863. יר 1863. R. C. Ashcraft ... ... Term expires April, 1863. Assistants-John McDonald, Thomas Lippincott, and Thos. J. Brown. 1864
1863. 1964. CITY COLLECTORS. R. P. Spader and S. H. Dunning.
1863. WOOD MEASURERS.
1864.
13th Ward-Geo. A. Doherty .
Richard Shinnick.
14th Ward-D. J. Bean
Thos. H. Weasner ...
15th Ward-Theodore Marsh. ..
.. Samuel Stokes, Jr ...
16th Ward-J. A. Hogue ...
S. L. Ilayden .. ....
17th Ward-John W. Scudder ....
A. W. Sprague .. ...
CITY CLERK.
Geo. M. Casey, office City IIall. Term expires April, 1863. Assistant-J. D. Vanauker.
AUDITOR
George Stackhouse, office City HIall. Term expires April, 1863.
First Assistant-E. B. Townsend.
Second Assistant-John G. Jones.
TREASURER.
J. M. Noble, office City Hall ...... Term expires April, 1863.
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2d Ward-Peter Gibson. . = Finlay Latta ..
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3d Ward-B. W. Cunningham
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4th Ward-J. II. F. Groene.
Wm. 11. Glass ..
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5th Ward-John H. Carter.
Nathan Bartlett.
6th Ward-Peter Lavin .. 6. Robert A. Johnson.
7th Ward-August Rothert. John Clark ..
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8th Ward-James Ashman.
J. Wiseman ..
9th Ward-John B. Warren M. A. Cavanaugh .....
10th Ward-M. A. Jacobi ...
Wm Seibern. 11th Ward-Alexander Aupperle. A. F. Perry ..
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12th Ward-Meinrad Kleiner .... Wm. S. Brown
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1863. W. R. Field .. . River District. Bernard Mullen-Market District, including 3d & 17th ward.
CITY SEALER.
William Bellows.
CITY WEIGHER. E W. Ashley.
HAY WEIGHER.
George Guilford.
INSPECTORS.
Liquors, Oils and Molasses-M. R. Taylor, R. Delavan Mussey, S. Menzies, Hugh Simmons, George Guysi, and Wm. JI. Gould. Flour-J. S. Powers, and Samuel B. Nafew. Meat-John Schidler. Tobacco-Joseph Howe.
Charter Election first Monday in April.
City Officers.
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MAYOR. George Hatch, office City Hall .... Term expires April, 1863.
CLERK.
Charles S. Betts. ... .Term expires 1863.
CITY COUNCIL.
THEODORE MARSH, President. GEORGE M. CASEY, Clerk.
Ist Ward-James W. Fitzgerald. . Term expires April, 1863.
Jas. H. Walker .......
Nicholas Hoffer
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1863. Benj. Jelleffe .. . Miami Canal District. Joseph Lewis. . River District.
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BOARD OF CITY IMPROVEMENTS.
George Hatch. . President. Engineer-Thomas J. Peter.
Commissioners-Jeremiah Kiersted. Eastern District. Thomas G. Tiernon ...... Western District. Nicholas Ilcetfer .. . Northern District. Clerk-George Guilford.
Messenger-Frank Kirchner.
POLICE COURT.
Judge-James Saffin .. .Term expires 1863.
Clerk-John M. Medary. Term expires 1865 Prosecuting Attorney-F. C. Jones ..... Term expires 1863.
CHIEF OF POLICE.
John W. Dudley Office City Hall.
LIEUTENANTS.
Thomas Meara, William Montgomery, Jacob G. Ifirst, E. T. Harmon, John G. Kelly, James H. Homer, and J. H. Kramer. STATION KEEPERS.
J. H. Evans. . Ninth Street Station. 6.
J. A. Porter.
W. H. Phelps . Hammond Street Station.
Phineas Hudson .6
A Straus .. Bremen Street Station.
Louis Qeier. ..
John McGonagle . Pearl Street Station.
James Whalen
POLICEMEN.
1st Ward-E. P. Jenkins, Jacob Johnson, Joseph Bolser, Peter Nolan, Daniel Molloy, Emanuel Wolf, Win. Dwyer, Richard Corcoran.
2d Ward-J. D. Clarkson, F. C. Pearson, John Carney, Thos. Lynch, Thomas Roberts, John MeDonald, John G. Gallagher.
3d Ward-M. Ingersoll, S. V. Ilammer, Thomas Butler, John Bahmer, John Fortman, Sam. Davis, Jos. Cox.
4th Ward-O. N. Noble, Thos. Moran, Geo. Breaks, Rob- ert Purcell, John B. Molloy, John McCarty, Richd. Carna- han, Wm. Heman.
5th Ward-H. Weish, II. Butt. F. T. Davis, Wm. Lech- man, M. McCaffrey, R. Johnson, I. McFarland, Jno. Truss. 6th Ward-Thos. Mooney, Chas. Bright, Edwd. Mullin, J. J. Williamson, Pat. Day, John Twatchman, Jos. Bunker, James Mc Lean.
7th Ward-Pat Bobbins. E. Wood, Fred. Dressell, Jesse Young, Clements Rewe, II. Korte, John Otte.
8th Ward-Andrew Ross, Richard Bamber, Edw. Tudor, Ed. Weston, HI. Krciger, Thomas S.ewart, Pat Murphy, A. Reide.
9th Ward-Anthony Shafer, John Donohue, J. D. Kor- nisher, C. Klemper, George Palmer, John Dower, F. Von Seggern, A. F. Secor.
10th Ward-IIenry Kusting, M. Liechtendahl. B. Arling, B. Ertle, David Miiller, James Mckinstry, C. Twatchman, Geo. Smith.
Ilth Ward-Charles Pepenbring. Charles Crawley, Mar- tin Stahley. John Adams, Jacob Hecht, George Neighber, Wm. Consmiller, James Lyons.
12th Ward-Peter Leiche, Clem IIutman, John Scotch- man. James McClellan, John Brown, John Helmich, Jos. Eichelriger.
13th Ward-A. S. Wilson, Thomas Fay, Mich Keating, Dan. Dayler, David Nash, D. Hickey, D. Haley, William Getticr.
14th Ward-Ben. Smith, M. Haley, Wm. Manneson, Jno. Kline, M. Wheeler, Jerry Twohig. M. Hogan, E. Fitzpat- rick.
15th Ward-J. P. Dokes, Jos. Crary, II. H. Wagner, W. L. Morton. Len Bowers. John Weller, Sam. Jenifer.
16th Ward-Edward Hudson, Wm. Walsh, HI. Lange, D. T. Iloke, Elias Arnold, John Mahira, Joseph Steele, M. Brogan.
17th Ward-Ludwig Fisher, Thos. J. Weeks, Henry Mc- Elhaney. Philip Welsh, Thos. Simpson, James Rowe, A. J. McCall, John Shearer.
RESERVOIR POLICE.
John Martin, Jehu Thomas.
CANAL POLICE.
James Mckinley, James Ferry.
RIVER POLICE.
J. H. Riggs, Pat. Flannery, A. Chumley, M. Stevens.
SPECIAL POLICE.
William Garner.
POLICE COURT POLICE.
R. L. Rosebrough, Sam. Simmons, M. Crotty and John A. Watson.
SUBSTITUTES.
J. L Smith, F. Maginniss, Geo. Kelsh, Thomas Fanning, Matthew Oney, James Cary, Henry Tagge, Thomas Ryan, Maurice Welsh, J. II. Hubing and Fred. Good.
OFFICERS OF THE CITY INFIRMARY AND OUT- DOOR POOR.
James Ayres,
L. L. Armstrong, Directors. George Lindeman,
Thomas Winter. Clerk.
CITY INFIRMARY.
Stephen S. Ayers. . Superintendent.
Elizabeth Ayers. . Matron.
N. S. Armstrong. . Physician.
John C. Hill.
. Property . Keeper.
Mollie E. Cox.
School Teacher.
OVERSEERS OF THIE POOR.
Ist Ward- Mathias Byrne, 62 Baum street. 2d George A. Peters. 197 w. 5th street.
3d
A. Kline, 36 Butler street.
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A. P. Cahill, 186 Water street.
5th Walter Blackall, 62 Richmond street.
6th Anthony Maher. 429 Columbia street.
7th Henry Kruse, 484 Elm street.
8th
John Gerwes, 204 Clark street.
9th Richard Zurline, w.s. Main b. 12th and Canal.
10th .. William Leopoldt. c. Main and 12th streets.
11th Jacob Ilust, 78 Hamilton Road.
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Martin Sauer, 1017 Central Av.
13th J. V. Hackett, 220 e. 6th street.
14th B. Tonies, 335 5t · street.
15th W. Thorburn, 348 George street
16th
66 Matthew Hunter 626 Eighth street.
17th 66 II. II. Morris, Broad street b. Front and River.
DIRECTORS' REGULATIONS FOR GRANTING OUT- DOOR RELIEF TO THE POOR.
1. Each Ward is one district for providing provisions for the poor. and for this purpose a procer is to be contracted with in each Ward to deliver, on the order of the Board, such provisions as may be required. the account to be presented and settled on the last day of each quarter, to be sworn to by the grocer, that the articles named therein were all delivered, of good quality, and that the prices charged for the same, are the same as by him charged to his regular cash custom- ers, and no more. "
GROCERS.
1st Ward-J. W. Fitzgerald, c. 5th and Broadway. 2d
.. Ira Brickett, c. 6th and Vine.
3d August Rennekamp, c. Butler and Pearl.
4th J. II. F. Groene, c. Race and Cherry Alley.
5th Joseph Bushcamp, c. William and Plum.
6th John W. Hubing, 452 Columbia street.
7th Henry Shornhorst, 543 Race street.
8th .. John G. Kelly, c. Court and John.
9th J. B. West. Abigail st., b. Main and Sycamore.
10th Conrad Stephen & Co., c. 12th and Main.
] ttl Henry Brethorst, 16 Mulberry street.
12th George Helmig, 149 Bank street.
13th James O'Conner. Eighth street e. of the Canal.
14th Adam Wilson. 224 E 6th street.
15th Martin McCarty. 989 Central Av.
16thı Clements Ilaverkamp, Freemen street, b. 7th and 8th.
17th John Kramer, Front st. near Jamestown Ferry.
2. For Medical purposes the city is divided into six Med- ical Districts, as follows, viz:
FIRST DISTRICT-Eleventh and Twelfth Wards.
SECOND DISTRICT-Second, Fifth, and Tenth Wards.
THIRD DISTRICT-First. Ninth, and Thirteenth Wards. FOURTH DISTRICT-Third, Fourth and Seventeenth Wards FIFTH DISTRICT-Seventh. Eighth and Sixteenth Wards. SIXTH DISTRICT-Sixth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth Wards.
In each of these Medical Districts there are to be appoint- ed two or more Physicians, one of whom to be a German; also two or more Apothecaries.
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CINCINNATI CITY GUIDE.
Each Physician so appointed shall attend professionally to the sick poor of his respective District, and shall receive twenty-five cents for each necessary visit : Provided, That only such persons shall be paid for as sick paupers who are visited by order of the Directors. on the certificate of the proper Overseer of the Poor: And Provided further, That such certificate may be presented to the Board of Di- rectors within two days after the first professional visit. And every Physician appointed by this Board sball present his account for settlement on the last day of each quarter, and shall verify the same by his oath, stating that all the visits charged were necessary for the benefit of the patients therein named Each Apothecary so appointed shall fur- nish the medicine ordered by the Physician for the poor in his respective District, and shall file the prescriptions to be delivered to the Board, on presenting hisaccount on the last day of each quarter ; and no prescription shall be charged this Board unless the same is signed by the proper Physician of the District, stating the name of the person relieved, and bearing the Physician's mark, " Out-door Poor." And each Apothecary shall verify his account by oath, that the medi- cines charged therein were actually delivered, and were of good quality, and that the prices are the same as charged to his usual costomers, from which prices one-third shall be deducted.
DRUGGISTS.
Ist Ward-David Creighton. c. 5th and Broadway.
2d John Keeshan. c. 6th and Walnut.
3d G. A. Hiller, Broadway, b. 34 and Pearl.
4th C. Vilter. s.e.c. Race and 2d.
5th II. M. Merrill & Co , c. Court and Plum.
6th
C. A. Junghauns, n. w.c. 3d and Mill.
7th 16 Henry Waffenschmidt, c. 12th ard Elm.
8th W. HI. Runkle, n w.e. Court and Mound.
16 A. Langenbeck, e. Abigail and Main.
9th
10th "6 Hugo Spamer, 408 Vine street.
11th Charles Schmidt, 639 Main street.
12th M. G. Helman, c. Findlay and Baymiller.
12th Adolph Stierle, c. Race and Elm.
13th John T. Toland, s. w.c. 7th and Broadway.
14th
Joseph Hoeveler. n.e.c. 6th and Central Av.
15th
Albert Ross, s.w.c. 8th and Central Av.
16th 11. Friseth, c. Gest and Freeman.
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