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17th A. Sander, E. Front.
PIIYSICIANS.
FIRST DISTRICT-Wards 11th and 12th.
11th Ward-Dr. C. D. Fishburn. 347 Vine street. 12th Dr. S. Alexander, c Baymiller and Central Av.
12th Dr. John Greenwald, 998 Central Av.
SECOND DISTRICT-Wards 2d, 5th, and 10th.
2d Ward-Dr. J. A. Thacker, Race above 6th. 5th .6 Dr. W. IT. Taylor, 100 W 8th.
10th Dr. Louis Eyman, 73 Clay.
THIRD DISTRICT-Wards Ist, 9th, and 13th.
Ist Ward-Dr. W. Carson, n.e.c. 3d and Broadway. 9th .. Dr. C. C. Richard, Pendleton, b. Hunt and
Abigail. . ..
13th " Dr. George A. Doherty, 228 Broadway.
FOURTH DISTRICT-Wards 3d, 4th, and 17th.
3d Ward-Dr. W. W. Dawson, c. 3d and Broadway. 4th Dr. E. Il. Johnson. c. Race and Front.
17th 66 Dr. J. M. Scudder, 1330 E. Front.
FIFTH DISTRICT-Wards 7th, 8th, and 16th.
7th Ward-Dr. F. Rapp, 483 Elm street. 8th Dr. V. Fischer, 137 Laurel street.
16th .. Dr. Joseph Merrill, 8th, b. Carr and Harriet.
SIXTH DISTRICT-Wards 6th, 14th and 15th.
6th Ward-Dr. O. R. Patton, c. 4th and John. 14th Dr. J. J. Quinn, 122 W. 7th.
15th Dr. F. A. J. Gerwe, c. Longworth and Park.
UNDERTAKERS.
D. Nicholson. 4 New street.
J. Soards & Son, c. 6th and Elm.
Justices of the Peace.
Ferdinand K. Martin. . Term expires Nov. 1862.
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Dec. 1862.
F. II. Rowekamp.
C. F. Hanselman April, 1863.
David Fisher .. Oct. 1863.
Nathan Marchant. Nov. 1863.
HI. N. Clark.
Oet. 1863.
Benjamin C. True ..
William Chidsey July, 1864
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Oct 1863.
Thomas McLean
April, 1864.
Fire Department.
OFFICE, NORTHI SIDE GEORGE BET. PLUM AND CENTRAL AVENUE.
CHIEF ENGINEER-E. G. Megrue, s. s. Longworth, b. Central Av and John.
SECRETARY-Lewis Guelich, No. 218 Longworth.
FIRE DISTRICTS-The city is divided into four Dis- triets, as follows :
FIRST. or South-eastern District, lying south of 6th, and east of Vine.
SECOND, or South-western District, lying south of 6th, and west of Vine.
THIRD, or North-western District, lying north of 6th, and west of Vine.
FOURTH, or North-eastern District, lying north of 6th, and east of Vine.
ASSISTANT ENGINEER FIRST AND FOURTH DISTRICTS- John Doran. east side Mansfield near Liberty.
ASSISTANT ENGINEER SECOND AND THIRD DISTRICTS- Lewis Wisby, s.e.c. 5th and Central Av.
Fire Companies.
No. 1. WASHIINGTON. Steam Fire Engine, e.s. Vine. b. Front and 2d. Wm. H Glass, Captain; Otto Raymond, Engineer.
WEST END. Steam Fire Co. No. 2; T. Chambers, Cap- tain; C. Perkins, Egineer.
No. 3. CITIZENS' GIFT, Steam Fire Engine, s.s. 6th . w. of Vine. H. R. Leonard, Captain; Finley Latta, En. gineer.
No. 4. A. B. LATTA. Steam Fire Engine, es. Syca- more, b. 7th and 8th. Henry Atkins, Captain; William Piercy, Engineer
No. 5. JEFFERSON, Steam Fire Co., e.s. Vine, b. Canal and Court. Godfrey Ludwig, Captain, Henry Myers, En- gineer.
No. 6 EASTERN. Sleam Fire Co., cor. Pearl and Mar- tin. John Shue and B. F. Stewart, Pipemen.
No. 7. NORTHERN, Steam Fire Co., s.s. Webster h. Main and Sycamore. Jas. Fink, Captain ; F. Cammon, En- gineer.
No. 8. MARION. Steam Fire Engine, w.s. Cutter, h. Laurel and Betts. Wm. Moore, Captain; Geo. K. Warner, Engineer.
No. 10. DELUGE. Steam Fire Engine, n.w.c. 3d and Lawrence. L. M. Hazen, Captain; Wm. P. O'Rielly, En- gineer.
No. 12. MOHAWK, Steam Fire Engine, n.s. Hamilton Road, opp. Vine st. Jacob Ilust, Captain; H. Slemmer, Engineer.
No. 13. BRIGHTON. Fire Co., n.s Bank, h. Linn and Baymiller. C. Korzenborn, Captain; Franklin S. Gregg, Engineer.
No. 14. WESTERN, Steam Fire Engine, n.s. 5th h. Smith and Mound. C. O. Andress, Captain: F. G. Miller. Engineer.
No. 15. FULTON, Fire Co., 17th Ward. J. T. Webster and W. C. Morgan. Pipemen.
No. 1. PHICENIX, Hook and Ladder Co., at 6th and Vine. E. B. Turner, Captain.
No. 2. UNION, Hook and Ladder Co., e.s. Race, b. 13th and 14th.
WATCH TOWER, s w.c. 6th and Vine.
LOCK STREET, Hose Co. No. 2, e.s. Lock b. 4th and 5th. James Pearce, Captain.
Rules and Regulations.
ART. 1. All the Companies of the Department shall be furnished with a copy of the Fire Ordinance and the Rules and Regulations, which shall be framed and placed in their respective houses It shall be the duty of the officers and members of the Department to conform to all the requisi- tions, and perform all the duties herein required.
.
Oct. 1863.
. W L. Aldrich.
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ART 2. The Chief Engineer shall have command of the Fire Department, and at all of the fires. and direct the re- spective Assistant Engineers in any and all matters belong- ing to the same; hesh ill lay before the Board of Engineers, and the Board of Supervisors, respectively, all such business as may require their consideration; he shall direct the As- sistant Engineers at fires, how to dispose of the respective Companies of their District.
ART. 3. The Assistant Engineers shall examine the con- dition of the different Companies in their District, and see that the Captain of each Company has the apparatus en trusted to their care kept in good working order, and that the Ordinances and Regulations of the Fire Department are strictly attended to. They shall. in the absence of the Chief Engineer, take the command at all fires in their respective Districts, and receive the report from the Captain of each Company, of any repairs that may be necessary, and report the same forthwith to the Chief Engineer. In the absence of the Ass. Eng. of a District, the Ass. Eng. of the District succeeding shall have thecommand of the Co's of that Dis- trict.
ART. 4. The Captain of each Company shall take com- mand at all fires in their Districts, in the absence of the Chief Engineer or his Assistants and when there is more than one Company in a District the Captains of said Com- panies shall cast lots, who shall have the command, in the absence of the Chief or Assistants. They shall see that the men composing the Companies under their command, com- ply with the Rules and Regulations of the Fire Department, and shall cause all the orders of the Chief or his Assistants to be strictly obeyed.
ART. 5. The Captain of a Company shall see that all the property in such Company is duly cared for; that the Pipe- men, Drivers, Firemen, Watchman and Engineer attend to their respective duties. and see that they stand their respect- ive watches; he shall direct the members of a Company at fires, call the roll, and report as often as directed, or as he may find necessary, to the Assistant Engineer of his Dis- trict, or Secretary, respectively.
ART. 6. Alarms are not to be given at any Engine House. unless received from a responsible person or persons, or from another fire bell: the men on duty at the Engine House shall be held answerable for all false alarms given by them.
ART. 7. Racing to or from fires is not allowed under any circumstances, under the penalty of dismissal; and if the apparatus of several Companies proceed on the same street to or from a fire they shall do so in single file.
ART. 8. Any Driver of Steam Engine or Iland Appa- ratus, Ilose Carriages or Hook and Ladder Companies, driving or running over hose, unless it can not be avoided, . shall be subject to dismissal from the Department.
ART. 9. The Capta'n of any Steam or Hand Company shall be at the pipes when at fires, and see that the line of hose are well guarded.
ART. 10. When the Chief Engineer shall find the fire so far reduced that one or all the Companies may cease work, he shall dismiss them, or cause the same to be done.
ART. 11. No officer or member of the Department shall appear on duty, without such badge as may be prescrihed by the Board of Engineers, under penalty of twenty-five cents, unless they can furnish a reasonable excuse.
ART. 12. Any officer or stationary member absent from a fire, shall be subject to a fine of two dollars; running mem- bers, for a like neglect, one dollar.
ART. 13. That if a charge of intoxication he preferred and proven against any officer or member of the Fire De- partment, oftener than once, he shall be discharged; and further, it shall be the duty of every officer or member of the Department to report such member violating this rule to the Chief Engineer or Board of Supervisors.
ART. 14. Members of Fire Companies, or other persons, are not permitted to frequent, meet, or loiter around the Engine Houses, without special permission from their re- spective officers. Men on duty at the Engine Houses who may allow the same, shall be subject to dismissal.
ART. 15. The Hook and Ladder Companies will take position, when practicable, within the lines and as near the fire, as under all circumstances may be found convenient.
ART. IG. All charges for misconduct against officers or members must be presented to the Board of Supervisors, in writing, and for such charges he or they shall be immedi- ately notified of the same, and stand suspended; and no charge will be recognized unless reported to the Board with- in thirty days after the misconduct.
ART. 17. Any officer or member of the Fire Department who have charges preferred against them, can or may have a trial within five (5) days from the time the charges have been preferred. and no officer or member shall receive any pay from the Fire Department, during the time he or they stand charged with any misdemeanor or suspension.
ART. 18. Any Company, returning from a fire, finding they have hose which does not belong to them, shall imme- diately return the same to the Company to which it belongs.
ART. 19. The Captain of each Company shall in no in- stance allow any person, except the Captain, Pipeman, En-
egineer or Drivers, to ride on the apparatus, either in going to or from a fire.
List of Cisterns.
Water and Plum streets. .. Jolın
Eiglith and Lock.
Main.
Front and Sportman Hall. .. Toll Gate.
Lewis.
Tan Yard.
66 Jamestown Ferry.
Hazen.
.. Broad.
" at Wm. Worley's T'rn. and Collard.
Whittaker.
Linn.
" Junc. of Pearl.
.. Freeman.
and Miami Canal.
Court b. Main and Walnut.
.€
Pike.
and Vine.
Junc. of Second.
Central Avenue.
Ludlow.
John.
66 Cutter.
:
Linn.
66
Walnut.
Twelfth and Walnut.
Vine.
Race.
Race.
Elm.
Central Avenue.
.6
Smith.
66
Rose.
Second and Broadway.
.
Sycamore.
Sycamore and Woodward.
Webster.
Walnut.
Burgoyne.
Race.
Mount Auburn av.
opp. Orphan Asylum.
= Smith.
Park.
Liberty.
.6 Buckeye.
: Butler.
Lawrence.
Walnut and Allison.
Sycamore.
Liberty.
66 llam. Road.
Vine and Thirteenth.
Fifteenth.
Green.
Walnut.
66 Mulberry.
Race and Fourteenth.
Plum.
Liberty.
John.
= Findlay M'ket space.
Ham. Road.
Elm and Fifteenth.
Findlay.
.6 Hlam. Road.
Plum and George.
Main.
Walnut.
Laurel.
66 Vine.
Race.
Baymiller.
Brighton.
Smith.
Mill.
Fifth and Lock.
Pike.
McAllister.
Sycamore.
Main.
Walnut.
Race.
Pium.
"
John.
Mound.
Stone.
." II. & D. Depot.
Longworth and Park. Sixth and Baum.
Broadway.
Main.
66 Walnut.
= Vine.
Race.
Findlay.
Linn and Laurel.
Elm.
Central Avenue.
Clinton.
Smith.
Poplar.
Cutter.
llarriet.
Morton and Pierson. l'endleton and Woodward.
Liberty.
Spring and Abigail.
Clark and Rittenhouse.
Lino.
Bank and Whiteman.
Freeman.
Dudley and Everett.
Eighth and Accommodation. Liberty and Mansfield.
Findlay.
Bank.
Freeman and Gest.
Clark.
Clinton.
66 David.
....
Poplar.
Mound and Richmond.
= Barr.
.6 Elizabeth.
Cutter and Laurel. .. Wade,
Baymiller b. George and 6th. .. and Richmond.
Gest.
Laurel.
Liberty.
Park.
Stone.
Fourth and Lawrence.
Broadway.
..
Sycamore.
Central Av. and Elizabeth.
Wade.
Elm.
Central Avenue.
York.
John and Augusta.
Vine.
Elm.
Third and Pike.
Ludlow.
Ham. Road.
6. Plum.
Central Avenue.
Corporation Line.
Main and Thirteenth.
Pearl and Kilgour.
Elm.
Deer Creek Valley.
Broadway and Ilunt.
Franklin.
Liberty.
Milton.
Main.
Vine.
.. Elm.
Mound.
.. Carr.
Ninth and Sycamore.
Walnut.
Race.
Plum.
John.
Findlay.
Seventh and Sycamore. .. Walnut.
Race.
Central Avenue.
Hopkins.
Clinton.
Race.
Burgoyne.
Main.
Sycamore.
Main.
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Water, b. Main and Walnut. Water, b. Vine and Race. Water, b. Elm and Plum. Water, b. Central Av. and John. Front, e. of Torrence Road. Front, w. of Torrence Road. Front, at Toll Gate.
Front, at Ilinkle's Lumber Yard. Front, at Fulton Engine House. Front. at Hamilton Ship Yard. Front, at Marine Railway Office. Front, at Railroad Crossing. Front, above old Corporation Line. Front, at Junction of Morton. Front, b. Collard and Whittaker. Front, at the old Engine Ilouse. Front, at the Bagging Factory. Front, at the e ist end L. M. Depot. Front, at the west end L. M. D-pot. Front, b. Kilgour and Miami Canal. Front, b. Butler and Miami Canal. Front and Butler.
Front, opp. Bagging Factory,
Front, b. Pike and Butler.
Front, b. l'ike and Lawrence.
Front, b. Main and Walnut.
Front, b. Walnut and Vine.
Front, b. Race and Elm.
Front, b. Central Av. and John.
Front, b. Smith and Rose.
Front, at Ilinkle & Guild's Pl'ng Mill. Front. e. of Mill.
Front, w. of Mill
Front, at Ohio and Mississippi Depot. Front and 3d.
Front, w. of Wood.
Second, b Ludlow and Broadway. Second. at Junction with Front.
Second and Sycamore.
Second, b. Main and Walnut.
Second. b. Vine and Race.
Second, b. Race and Klm. Second, b Elm and Plum.
Second and John.
Second, b. John and Smith.
Second and Rose.
Second, b. Park and Mill.
Second, e of Wood. Pearl and Martin.
Pearl, b. Kilgour and Miami Canal.
Pearl, b. Miami Canal and Butler.
Pearl, b. Main and Walnut.
Pearl, b. Plum and Central Av. (Sugar Refinery.) Third, b. Kilgour and Ellen.
Third and Kilgour.
Third and Miami Canal. Third and Butler.
Third and Lawrence. Third, b. Broadway and Sycamore. Third and Hammond.
Third. b. Plum and Central Av.
Third and Central Av.
Third, b. John and Smith.
List of Fire Plugs,
Third, b. MIll and Stone.
Third and Wood.
Fourth, b. Broadway and Sycamore.
Fourth, b. Main and Walnut.
Fourth, b. Walnut and Vine. Fourth, b. Smith an Park. Fourth, b. Park and Mill. Fifth, b. Buchanan and Pike.
Fifth and Broadway.
Fifth, b. Svcamore and Broadway.
Fifth, b. Main and Walnut.
Fifth, b. Walnut and Vine.
Fifth, h. Vine and Race.
Fifth, b. Smith and Mound.
Fifth and White Water Canal.
Fifth and Junction of Front.
Sixth and Culvert.
Sixth and Sycamore.
Sixth, b. Main and Walnut.
Sixth, b. Vine and Race.
Sixth, b. Mound and Park.
Sixth and White Water Canal.
Sixth and Freeman.
Sixth, b. Harriet and Carr.
Sixth near Front.
Seventh, b. Walnut and Vine.
Seventh and Smith.
Eighth and Accommodation.
Eighth and Locke.
Eighth and Broadway.
Eighth, b. Plum and Central Av.
Eighth, b Central Av. and John.
Eighth, b. Cutter and Linn.
Eighth and Baymiller.
Ninth and Broadway.
Ninth, b. John and Mound.
Ninth and Freeman.
Court, at Dominick's Slaughter House.
Broadway, b. Front and Second.
Broadway, b Second and Pearl.
Broadway and New.
Broadway and Ahigail.
Sycamore, b. Sixth and Seventh.
Sycamore, b. Seventh and Eighth.
Sycamore, b. Eighth and Ninth.
Sycamore, b Ninth and Court.
Sycamore. opp. Court.
Sycamore and Orchard.
Sycamore and Boal.
Sycamore and Burgoyne.
Main, b. Second and Pearl.
Main, b. Fourth and Fifth.
Main. b. Sixth.and Seventh.
Main, b. Seventh and Eighth.
Walnut, b. Front and Second.
Walnut and Gano.
Walnut, at Greenwood's Foundry. Wanlut and Mercer.
Walnut and Ilamilton Road.
Vine, b Fron and Second.
Vine, b. Augusta and Commerce. Vine, b. Court and Canal.
Vine, b. Fifteenth and Liberty.
Vine, b. Liberty and Green.
Vine and Hamilton Road.
Race and Longworth.
Race and George.
Race, b. Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
Race, b. Fifteenth and Liberty.
Elm, b. Sixth and Longworth.
Elm and Fourteenth. Plum and Fourth.
Plum and Longworth.
Central Av., b. Ninth and Richmond.
Central Av. and Everett.
Central Av. and Laurel .
Central Av. and Liberty.
Central Av., b. Poplar and Findlay.
Central Av., b. York and Dayton.
Central Av., b. Clarkson and Mohawk Bridge.
Central Av. and Baymiller.
Central Av., b. Freeman and Patterson Central Av., b. Brighton House and Division.
Cutter and Van Ilorn.
Cutter, h. Court and Clark.
Cutter, b. Laurel and Betts.
Cutter, b. Wade and Liberty.
Baymiller, b. Sixth and George.
Baymiller and Clinton. Freeman, b. Fifth and Sixth.
Morton and Whittaker
Morton and Pierson.
Morton, n. of Laboratory.
Main and Sycamore.
Front and Second.
Augusta. b. Front and Second
Augusta, b. John and Central Av.
Smith, b. Front and Second.
Locke. b. Fourth and Fifth.
Locke and Fifth.
Locke, b. Fifth and Sixth.
Spring, b. Woodward and Liberty.
Webster, b. Main and Sycamore.
Clay, b. Canal and Twelfth.
Clay and Liberty.
Buckeye and Young.
Bucheye and Poplar.
Burnet, b. Vine and Race.
Hamilton Road, b. Vine and Race.
Hamilton Road, b Hamburg and Canal.
George, b Plum and Central Av.
George and John.
George and Freeman. Barr, b Cutter and Linn.
Budd and Harriet.
Richmond, b. Cutter and Linn.
Richmond and Ilarriet.
Longworth. b. John and Mound.
Bank ard Brighton Engine House. Plug, midway in Ham. & Dayton Depot. Plug, head of Ellen.
Two Plugs in Mudge's Factory, Second b. Vine and Race.
Two Plugs on Eighth, b. Baymiller and Freemen.
Lower end of Clark.
Street Railroads.
CINCINNATI STREET RAILROAD .- Office 162 Vine street, John L. Stettinus, President; O P. Tharp. Su- perintendent. ROUTE :- Cars start from the corner of Fourth and Vine streets, -thence North on Vine to Sev- enth street, -- thence West on Seventh to Freeman .- thence North on Freeman to Hamillon Road-thence (returning) South on Freeman to York street,-thence East on York to Linn,-thence South on Linn to Ninth street .- thence East on Ninth to Walnut,-thence South on Walnut to Fourth .- thence West on Fourth to Vine street.
PASSENGER RAILROAD. - Office North West corner of Fourth and Main streets. James M. Doherty, Presi- dent; Seneca W. Ely Secretary. ROUTE :- Cars start from the corner of Third and Lawrence streets,-thence North on Lawrence to Fourth,-thence West on Fourth to Smith,-thence North on Smith to Fifth -thence West on Fifth to North West corner of Fifth and Freeman,- thence (returning) East on Fifth (by double track) to Wood street .- thence South on Wood to Third,-thence East on Third to place of beginning.
CITY PASSENGER RAILROAD .- Office, North West cor- ner of Fourth and Main streets. James M. Doherty, President. Seneca W. Ely, Secretary. ROUTE :- Cars
start from the intersection of Fourth and Main streets,- thence West on Fourth to John,-thence North on John to Findlay,-thence West on Findlay to Baymiller,- thence North on Bay miller to Bank,-tbence West on Bank to Patterson .- thence North on Patterson to HIarri- son Pike,-thence East on Harrison Pike to Cumminsville Pike,-therce (returning) on Central Avenue to Fifth street,-thence East on Fifth to Main,-thence South on Main to the place of beginning.
PENDLETON AND FIFTII STREET MARKET RAIL- ROAD. - Office, East Front street, Kast of Washington street. Charles Il Kilgour, President; George Me Laugh- lin. Secretary. ROUTE :- ('ars start from the corner of Fourth and Walnut streets,-thence North on Walnut to Fifth,-thence East on Fifth to Broadway,-thence South on Broadway to East Pearl street,-thence East on Pearl to Junction with East Front street,-thence East on East Front street to Washington street .- thence (return- ing.) West on Morton and East Third streets to junction with East Pearl street,-thence West on Pearl to Broad- way,-thence North on Broadway to Fourth street,- thence West on Fourth street to the place of beginning.
CINCINNATI AND SPRING GROVE AVENUE STREET RAILROAD .- Office, Cumminsville. Matthew Hopple, President. ROUTE :- Cars start from Brighton House, running to and from Brighton House to Spring Grove, via., Spring Grove Avenue.
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CINCINNATI CITY GUIDE.
County Officers.
PROBATE JUDGE.
Alexander Paddack ...
. Term expires Feb. 1864.
CLERK OF THE COURTS.
Charles E. Cist. .
Term expires Feb. 1864.
SHERIFF.
John B. Armstrong,.
. Term expires Jan. 1863.
AUDITOR.
William Ward.
.Term expires March, 1863.
TREASURER.
E. D. Crookshank, (present incumbent.) Term expires Sept. 1862. Oliver H. Geoffroy, Treasurer elect.
RECORDER.
F. H. Oehlmann ..........
Term expires Jan. 1865.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Theophilus Gaines.
.Term expires Jan. 1863.
SURVEYOR.
Joseph W. Gilbert.
...
. Term expires Oct. 1862.
CORONER.
F. L. Emmerth.
..... Term expires Jan. 1863.
COMMISSIONERS.
Leonard Swartz .. . Term expires Oct. 1863. John N. Ridgeway 66 Oct. 1862.
Frederick J. Mayer.
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Oct. 1864.
DIRECTORS COUNTY INFIRMARY.
Samuel Benn ..
John K. Green
. Term expires Oct. 1262. .. Oct. 1863
John H. Tangemann .6 Oct. 1864
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES.
Charles D. Coffin. . Term expires May, 1863 George Hoadly, Jr. .. May, 1864.
Belamy Storer.
May, 1867.
COMMON PLEAS JUDGES.
M. W. Oliver ... .. Term expires Feb. 1867. Feb. 1867. Nicholas Headington
Charles C. Murdock
Feb. 1867
HAMILTON
IRON FOUNDRY,
WEST FRONT STREET, NEAR JOHN, CINCINNATI, O.
W. W. HANES.
GRATE BARS, SOAP KETTLES,
CAST IRON SHAFTS,
FURNACE FRONTS,
TALLOW KETTLES, HANGERS,
SASH WEIGHTS,
MILL GEARING,
PULLEYS, CLOCK WEIGHTS, GUDGEONS, GUTTER SHOES,
HATTERS PLUGS, IRON COLUMNS,
&C., &C.
>> Steam Engines, Boilers, Circular Saw Mills, Grist Mills, and Wood Working Machinery. Castings and Machinery of all kinds made to order. a
DANIEL RAYMOND. JACOB HILSINGER. JOHN HILSINGER.
RAYMOND, HILSINGER & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
STEEL MOULD BOARD PLOUGHS, No. 614 Main Street, CINCINNATI,
STEEL MOULD BOARDS FOR SALE.
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
S. LEY
DISTILLERY
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC,
221
223
WINE'S LIQUORS & CIGARS.
S LEVI & BROTHER'S
C
YUAN. ENG.
& BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF
ALGO
PURE AND COLOGNE SPIRITS, PURE CATAWBA BRANDY, AND DOMESTIC
WINES & LIQUORS
IN GENERAL. DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &C.
A large stock of Pure Catawba Wine, Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, always on hand.
Nos. 221 and 223 Walnut St., Cincinnati, O.
J. C. & H. L. TUMY,
BOOK BINDERS,
-- AND-
MANUFACTURERS OF
BLA K BOOKS
(OVER THE BOOKSTORE OF APPLEGATE & CO.)
%. 43 Main Street, below Second Street,
CINCINNATI, OHIO. .
WILLIAMS' ,
CINCINNATI DIRECTORY,
FOR 1862.
ABBREVIATIONS.
clk .. stands for .. clerk.
cof. h. . coffee house.
com .. . commission.
n ... . north.
nr .. · near.
av. .. avenue.
b. . . between.
bds. .boards.
e .. . east.
oy. over.
b. h. . boarding house.
b. k. bonk keeper.
bk. . book or brick.
eng .
engineer.
res. · residence.
bar k . bar. keeper.
bldg. . building.
bldr
. builder.
ho
. homeopathic.
tp. · township.
bo. . . botanic.
lab
laborer.
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c. corner.
W west.
cab. mkr cabinet maker.
carp. carpenter.
cig .
· cigar
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. merchant.
wks works.
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Aaron Albert, barber, h. 181 Vine Aarons Joho, lab., h. 27 Parsons Abarth Rev. Dyonisus, h. 229 Bremen. Abba Miss Barbara, tailoress, bds. 501 E. Front
Abb+ Mrs. Rose, h. 501 E. Front Abberly Christopher, moulder, h. 616 W. 8th
Abbett Carver M., b k., 95 Walnut, h. Newport
Abbey Geo. P., bds. Clifton House Abbiehl Jacob, waiter, Gibson House. Abbing Bernhard, shoe mkr., bds 677 W. 6th
Abbott Hiram, butcher, h. 409 Baymiller Abbott James, varnisher, h. 477 W. 3d Abbott Mrs. Julia, h. 638 W. 6th Abbott Wm., clk., 259 Cutter
Abby Thos. B., moulder, h 323 Clark Abel Conrad, mason, e.s. Baymiller b. Wade and Liberty
Abel Daniel, bar tender, 117 E. 8th Abel F. & Co, (Fred. A. & Henry Hakman) coal dealers, w.s. Park b. 2d and W. W. Canal Abel Frank, driver, n.w.c. Lawrence and Newport Ferry Landing
Abel Frederick, (F. A. & Co.) 458 W 3đ
Abel George, mer. tailor, 959 Central Av. Abel Henry, grocery, s.w.c. Mill and 5th
Abel John, barber, 719 Race Abel John, painter, 26 Hamer Abel Michael, cutter, 114 E. 5th Abel Theresa, servt., Broadway Hotel Abeling Frank, shoe mkr., 18 Commerce Abeling Henry. boots and shoes, 19 River Landing b. Main and Walnut, h. 25 Commerce Abell Joseph I., clk., 43 Pub Landing Abell Wm. J , finisher, h. 404 W. 7th ABER Jacob S .. (W. II. Comstock & Co.) res. Lynn, Mass. Aberle Mrs. Catharine, 5 Lawrence Aberly Godfried, baker, bds, 1184 E. Front
Abernethy Robert P., mach., 394 Race Abernethy Wm., (Behrens & A ) h. 34 E. 4th
Abernethy Wm. J., clk., s. w.c. 2d and Broadway, h. 431 W. 4th
Abka Wm., lab., e.s. Anderson al. b. 2d and Pearl
Abke Henry, tanner, n w.c. Elm and Green
Able Jacob, h. 126 Mohawk
Ablet Thomas, paper box mkr., n.s. Gth b. Freeman and Carr Ablett Isaac, block mkr., wks. 87 E. Front
Abner Pres., bds. Dumas Hotel
Abraham Abraham, b.k .. 106 Park
Abraham David. peddler, 452 W. Liberty Abraham David, peddler, 491 Vine
Abraham Mrs. Johanna, h. s.s. 14th b. Race and Bremen
Abraham John D., 16 Masonic Temple, h. 145 Smith
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BRAIIAM JOSEPHI, Atty. at Law and Notary, room 16, Masonic Temple, h. 145 Smith
Abraham Mark, 569 Central Av.
Abraham Solomon, (A. & Wagner) bds. 17 Lodge
Abraham & Wagner, (Solomon A. & Bernhard W.) cigar manufs., 191 W 5th
Abramham Louis, b.k. 56 and 58 Main, h. 311 West Gth
Abrams Mrs. Elizabeth, 179 Broadway Abresz Jobn, 76 Mohawk
Achew Henry, cook, 31] John
Achey Emanuel, 62 Bank
Achsen Anthony, painter. 525 Sycamore Achteresch Hy., bds. 60 JIunt
Achtermeier August, baker, 51 Kossuth Achterkelch Wm., lab., bds. 216 W. 7th Achtermeyer Ernst, s. w.c. Gest and Har- riet
Ackenberg Ernst, 53 15th
Acker Andrew, finisher, wks. n.e.c. Wal. nut and Miami Canal nut Acker Emil, mach., bds. 476 Race -
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