Williston directory, 1860

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J. H. WILLISTON A 00., PUJiLISKERS.

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H. Cowpertliwait & Co,, 1 2 Sower, Barnes & C^., ' Sunday Seliool Unfeii, , PrcsBytcriaii Tract SoV% yt Blaneliard & Lee, j j:

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WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALL KIXDS OF

Miscellaneous, Medical, Mteic Books,

.SPECIAL A^NTS FOU OHIO OF -

AND T-IE PirnLICATXONS OF '

D. Applcton & Co.,. ' ] a- Mctliodist Douk Concern, Slieidon & Co.> Cliarles Scribner k Cc, American Bible Society, J ^ ESPECIAL INDUCEIVI ENTS AFFORDED TO WHOLESALE BUYERS OP

School Books and Stationer}'.

THE TRADE SUPPT TED WITJi ALJ, TV 7.

K 3W Issues, in aU depa-'tments of Literature.

SUPPLIED TO THE THAT 1 AT PUIUSHLRS' NKT iHiiwES, AND -TO SCHOOLS AND^X;W::: .11/ UOARDS O^f rAVOI-^ABLF TEllMS. i ;-

INGHAM & BRAGG X^JBIiISJEi

Hillard's Readers, Tate'" Philosc -dixies,

Stoddard's Arithmetics, . Payspn, Ducton & Sr-'-uner's Writing

Worcester's Dictignanes, Books, x:^"

Cornell's Geographies, j Webster's Pronc-mcirig 3peUer,^

Hanaford & Payson's Bool- -.\e«^ iiig, ; Goldeil^" rr^tli. (.:!?: , L'o( ;) for schools

Parley's 1st and 2d BooLi of History,; Winslow s Inte'llecVia.: i 'dlosopiiy.

Green's Grammars. '

ESPECIALLY FAVORABLE IXDirCEMEXTH TO WJiOLIiSALE rURCHA

INGJ3AM & BRAGG, School Ecok Depocltory,

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C6AI8 1859-60

LIBRARY

aoKDON, McMillan & co.,

WHOLESALE GROCERS,

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CLEVELAND, OHIO.

SAME PARTIES UNDER FIRM OF

GORDON, FELLOWS & lEcMILLAN,

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inVEI^OI^TETlS,

AND

Commission Merchants,

W. J.GOBDON, ) G. A. FELLOWS.> S. I). MMILLAN,)

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Between Broadway near

H. R BRAYTON

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AT WATER BUILDING, CLEVELAND, O.

SIGHT DRAFTS ON ALL THE CITIES OF EUROPE.

Pa^'-age Tickets from all Parts of Europe to Cleveland.

a o is/L lE^ j^jsT x:ei &

Contir lal Insurace Co., N. Y. Cu,., _,

Fireir«i. 's Fund Insiirance Co., N. Y. d

Kiug s I ounty Fire Insurance Co., N. Y. -ity,.

Lamar Iv urance Co., N. Y. City, .__'__

Metropolis - Insurance Co., N. Y. City

Mercantile i. irance Co., N. Y. Citv .^ ^__

North Amerieu '''^wranc&jCA^^"' . Citv,

Phcenix Insuran'eev,^_^__^ _ ^.^^^.xMXiy,

.Cash Assets, $871,782 164,688 158,500 359,069 355,441 252,550 311,864 290,914 205,699

Western Mass. Insurance Co., Pittsfield,__

New York Life Insurance Co., N. Y. City, A.ssets, 1,665J736

1^- Policies Issued in the above Companies at Keasonable Rates on Desiratle E isks..^

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GEO. A. STANLEY,

STUB & mm CMLE

MANUrACTUREIl,

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On the Canal, near the Weigh Lock,

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WM. H. HAYES & CO.,

Successors to Hilliard, Hayes, Palmer & Co., "WKCOLES-A-ILE 3DEA.X.EPIS I KT

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No. 132 'Water Street,

£".°wBroll:g.7vIr.,o| (SLEfELABO. OEM.

LAKE ERIE PAPER CO.

118 Bank Street,

GLEVELA¥B, - - - OHIO,

MAKUFACTUREB8 AND WHOLESALE DEALEBS IN

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

gMritittg, f rmtiitg aiti eKtrHptng f apr, MEDIUM, FLAT CAP, FOLIO POST AND DEMI,

AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.

i^. ^W. TAYLOR, ^OENT,

I^^THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR RAGS..^

est.a.bi:-.isi3:eid iisr iss 5-

O. CUTTKR&^N, RUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. 8 Bank Street,

Opposite the Wkddell House,

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0::^ Sales of Dry Goods, Tuesdays and Thursdays ; Furniture sales, regular every 3aturday. Real Estate, Stocks, out door sales, in city and country, attended to. Liberal ;ash advances made on consignments intended for auction.

. E. CUTTKR.

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GEORGE H. ADAMS,

' PAINTER,

No. 170 Superior Street, Empire Block,

mmmwrnm^Awn

WILLIAM I. PRICE LEMUEL CKAWFOBD DAVID MORKIS.

PRICE, CRAWFORD & MORRIS,

DEALERS IN

Briar Hill, Mineral Ridge and Chippewa COAL

B-^ THE C-A.I^OO-

Government Pier, \ ^^^^fe "tf &i^^^-?^^U. t^ ^ Wo

WOOLSON, HITCHCOCK & CARTER,

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF

O DP F I G E =

Junction of Vineyard and Champlain Sts., TAYLOR, GRISWOLD & CO.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FRENCH, ENOLISH AND AMERICAN

OIL CLOTHS,

Velvet, Brussels, Tapestry and Ingrain Carpeting,

173 SUPERIOR STREET,

N. W. TAYLOR, )

1859. 1859.

CHAMBERLIN, CRAWFORD & CO.,

p. CHAMBERLIN, J. H. CRAWFORD, A. J. BREED.

Forwarding & Commission Merchants.

DEALERS IN

FLOUR, PORK, GRAIN, AND HANGING ROCK PIG IRON,

Fire-Proof Brick Building, Cor. Merwin and Division Sts , near the Bridge,

PROPRIETORS OF THE

NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION LINE, OHIO CANAL,

AGENTS FOR THE

NortlieiTi Transportation Co., N. T. Co.'s Express, and New York and Erie Railroad,

Comprising the following Efficient and Reliable Lake Lines :

Daily to DUNKIRK & NEW YORK. | Daily to SANDUSKY, TOLEDO & DETROIT.

Tri-Weekly to OGDENSBURGH, OSWEGO, BOSTON & NEW ENGLAND.

Tri-Weekly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MACKINAC and Intermediate Ports.

Property consigned or delivered to our care, will receive prompt and careful attention.

Q:^ Passengers will be ticketed through in all directions, at the lowest rates._/^

NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMFY

Is prepared to transport property between

Boston, all Points in New - England, New York and the West,

WITH PROMPTNESS, CARE AND DISPATCH.

THIS WELL KNOWN LINE OF FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS

CONNECTS AT

Ogdensburgh with the Railroad for Boston,

FORMING A TRI-WEEKLY LINE BETWEEN

Boston, Ogdensburgh & Oswego,

And Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo and Detroit.

AND SEMI-WEEKLY BETWEEN

Boston, Ogdensburgh, & Oswego, & Cleveland, Chicago, Milwaukee & Intermediate Port?,

AND AT DUNKIRK WITH THE KTEW yorns: -A.ISriD ElilE Ii-A.IL Ti.OA.JD,

Forming a Daily Line between New York, Cleveland and Sandusky.

agents:

.1. Myeks, No. 177 Broadway, ) -fr vr.T>ir I John Hocking, No, 95 State St, ) t}„„„_,,

J. L. Warner, No. 3 Coenties Slip.l ^^^ ^o^^- | Albert Cushman. 108 State St.i Boston. Chas. S. Tappan, Agt. Philadelphia & Elmira R. R., Corner 6th & Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia.

CHAMBERLIN, CRAWFORD & Co., Cleveland, O.

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H. HABVET, g. WITT.

H. HARVEY & CO.,

DEALERS IN FLOUR,

PROPRIETORS OP CITY MILLS,

OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, MERWIN ST.,

OUTHWAITE & BLACKWELL,

MANUFACTUREBS OP

l&RD OIL. TAllOW Oil, NUT'S- FOOT OIL, SOiP,

Stearine and Tallow Candles.

Ofiice and Factory, Nos, 17 and 19 St. Clair Street, 1859. 18S9-

H. J. WEBB,

SHIP BROKER,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.

OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE,

In K. Sherman's Warehouse, South of the Erie Elevators, on West Side.

N. B. - H, J. W. will Charter Vessels for the Lake Trade, and obtain Freights for Sail Vessels at the best Rate. Also, special attention paid to Storage and Forwarding.

N. H. BILLIARD. WM. H. LASH.

HILLIARD & LASH,

Successors to PYNCHON & ENSWORTH,

And Manufacturers of Pure Vinegar, Cider Vinegar and Pickles.

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1^7 Every variety of Pickles, in Jars, Barrels and Half Barrels constantiv on hand..£tr

Our facilities are unequaUd by those of auy other establishment in the United States.

CAPACITY OF VINEGAR APPARATUS, 10,000 BARRELS PER YEAR.

No. '^^^^^^^^^i;^^^^^^ \ (SLI¥IiMB, ®EI®.

THE GERMAN

INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF

CLEVEL^NT), OHIO.

Organized January 28, 1859 under the general law of the State of Ohio.

Capital stock 5000 Shares at - - - 20 Dollars Each,

Secured by Real Estate, - - - - $100,000.

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C. W. SCHMIDT, Prest. Dr. W. MEYER, Vice Prest. JACOB MUELLER, Sec.

C. W. SCHMIDT, DR. W. MEYER, JACOB MUELLER,

JACOB MAYER, JOHN WAGNER, JOHN A. BISHOP,

HENRY KELLER, G. LEICK, C. F. SILBERG.

Office, Atv^ater Block, up stairs.

TTR AIT) ?ATT TAMPA IT

Corner Main and Centre Streets, opposite Centre Block,

-WE ST S I 13 E,

CLEYEUNB, - - - OHIO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

Cute, laik, anJr Wimku Mare

C3-E]SrEPl-A.LIj -ST,

WHITE ASS B UTTER B UCKE TS,

Wsrxrr:Ej: co"VETis. -a.i,so.

Sap Buckets, for Farmer's Use.

TAYLOR & GRAHAM, Proprietors.

C. p. BORN,

218 Superior Street,

Cleveland, 0.,

Would call tlie attention of the public to his

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Where they can find a great variety of Water-Fixtures, such as

Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Brass and Plated Cocks,

BATH TUBS, SHOWER BATHS,

WATER CLOSETS, WASH STANDS, RUBBER HOSE,

AND

BATHING APPARATUS IN GENERAL

DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF

Cooking, Parlor, Hall and Office

MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF

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COPPER ^VORK.

OCrChain and Cistern PUMPS sold, put up, and repaired. ROOFING, and Jobbing in general, attended to with dispatch.

S. BUHRER,

RECTIFIER,

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^W"H:OI.ESA.LIil DEA.LER

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Foreign and Domestic

Mines aiilr f ipars,

ALSO,

CUYAHOGA VALLEY, MONOI^GAHELA,

Bourbon, Magnolica, and other Brands of Whisky.

MANUFACTURER OP

BUHRER'S GENTIAN BITTERS,

NO. 6 HEWITT'S BLOCK, Merivin Street,

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ADAMS & JETVETT,

No. 144 Superior Street, American Buildings,

CLEVELAND, OHIO.

ALFRED ADAMS, J. F. JKWETT.

FLOURj BUCKWHEAT AND MEAL SACKSj

ALWAYS ON HAND. ALSO,

ORDERS FILLED WITH PROiMPTIVESg,

'^..TERMS CASH.-S39L

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PROFESSOR OP

PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND MERCANTILE COLLEGE.

CUYAHOGA STEAM FURNACE CO.,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Railroad Machinery, Hand and Marine Steam Engines,

MILL GEERINGANJD HYDRAULIC PRESSES.

Locomotive Shop on Cleveland Centre. - Foundry and Machine Shop West Side Biveti

3E3- T, J5'g3E33El.XjI3NrC3-, u^se33.t,

M. C. PARKER, M. D., G. O. BUTLBR, M. D.

DRS. PARKER & BUTLEIR,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

Drugs, Botanic & Eclectic Medicines,

WINES AND LIQUORS, GEOCEEIES, PEEFUMERY. &c.

MANUFACTURERS OF POLISH BLACKING.

Store and Office, No. 50 South Side Public Square,

CX.E'VEIjA.lSriD, OHIO.

\\*|j| ^^>|f'1^^'' N. B. - RESIDENCE, NO. 221 PITTSBURGH STREET.

Oi^Oalls in their Profession promptly responded to.«CO

CLEVEI.A.]SrD IRON AV O R K S. BLISH, aARLICK cS- CO.,

MANUFACTURERS OF

ENGINES, BOILERS, GAS AND WATER PIPE,

Window Caps, Columns, Building & General Castings.

AlsOilManufactTirers and Dealers in Stoves, Hollow Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. OFFICE AND SAIiESROOM. 1 , ^ WORKS ON

Corner of River and Lighthouse fctreeta, | Meadow Streets, opposite Gas Works,

JEFFERSON THOMAS, MASON

AND

Residence, 46 Wood Street,

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B. B. STONE & CO.,

DEALERS IN

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No. 150 Ontario Street,

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B. B. STONE, __M. Z STONE.

W. p. COOKE.

18 5 9.

W. P. COOKE & CO.,

E. DENISON.

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AND

LEATHER,HIDES, OIL,SHOE FINDINGS,

WOOL AND SHEEP PELTS,

No. 127 Water St., Cleveland, O.

g^-PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS.^^ir

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STONE, CHISHOLM & JONES,

MANUFACTURERS OF

RAIL ROAD IRON, COLLIERS RAIL,

Wrought Iron Beams and Girders, for Fire-Proof Buildings,

FLAT, ROUND, SQUARE, HEAVY, SHIP AND BRIDGE IRON,

RAIL ROAD SPIKE, &c., &c.

GENERAL DEALERS IN

Cut and Wrought Spike, Boiler Rivets and Glass,

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AGENTS FOR BTJRKE & BAENE'S CELEBRATED FIRE-PROOF SAFES. Office and Warehouse, Nos. 86 and 88 River Street,

€Li¥SLiKB, mm.

HARRIS' IMPROVED

DOUBLE THREAD

Family Sewing Machines.

I^IIICE $35 OO-

Uncqualcd for Speed, Beauty and Simplicity.

ISA.. -A-. E ^A. I^ Ij , 244 Superior Street, Cleveland, O,

GEORGE B. SLOAT & CO.'S

ELLIPTICAL LOCK STITCH

AND IMPROVED

Shuttle Sewing Machines,

AT PEICES FEOM 60 TO 65 DOLLARS,

A.T KTO- S44 SXJFEE.IOK. ST.,

CLEVELAND, 0.

M. A. EABL, Agent.

These Machines use two threads, make a double and elastic stitch that cannot be ripped, are very simple, easily operated, will quilt, stitch, hem, gather and embroider, and are the best and only reliable double thread machine in market at a reasonable price.

HOTEL.

BO-A.mD, $1,00 I>EIl IDA.-2-- »--

C. COATES, - Proprietor. Comer Johnson and Water Sts.,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,

YANKEE NOTIONS, &C.,

m WATER ST., - - GLEYEUNB, 0.

^^P articular attention paid to Merchant Tailors' Goods and Trimmings.

L. ALCOTT, B. W. HORTON.

T. JONES & SONS,

f^ i^iUf> MS #^ wW ^Uff ^)^ ^^^ ^^ ^ Cor. Prospect and Middle Sts., CLEVELAND, OHIO.

MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN

Marble Mantles and Grates of Every Description.

Plambcvs and Cabinet Slabs, Vier Tops, Brackets, -fee.

ALSO, BEST CALCINED PLASTER AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

J. C. WAGNER,

Auctioneer, and General Commission Merchant

Salesroom, No. 160 Superior St., opposite Weddell House, Cleveland, 0.

Consignments of Merchandise and out door Sales solicited, and prompt returns guaranteed. For Display and Sale, this spacious Salesroom offers great facilities, and its location is the best and most Central in the City.

(^f^M.oney advanced on the most satisfactory terms, on securities of every kind, viz.: Dry Goods, Hardware, Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Fire-Arms, Furniture, Carpets, Pianos, Mirrors, Paintings, General Merchandise, and all personal property and articles oi value. Reliable References given.

KEEIER'S PATENT IRON SCALES.

First Premium Ohio State Fair, 1858.

THESE SCALES had awarded to them the First Premium at the State Fair, over the celebrated Fairbank's Scale, and beat that Scale more than 7 to 1 at a recent severe pub- lic test, invited by the agents of Fairbanks, at Fort Wayne, Ind. The following show how these Scales are appreciated by business men of Cleveland :

CtEVELAND, January 8th, 1859.

Mr. J. F. Keeler - Dear Sir : Having had one of your Platform Scales in use for the past ten years, it gives me pleasure to say that ihey have given entire satisfaction up to this time, and promise well for the future. A. J. HOLT.

OUR PATENT LEVELER Is attached to all our Scales, for no Scale can weigh correctly, as the following shows :

Cleveland, January 8th, 1859. This certifies that some months since, finding that our Fairbanks Floor Scale was not weighing accurately, we requested Mr. Keeler to examine it. He discovered it to be out of level, and on restoring it to a level it weighed correctly. The variation of the Scale from a level position had been so small as to escape our notice, and was hardly precep- tible until a leveler was applied. HANNA, GARRETSON & CO.

0:^Address orders to KBELER'S SCALE WORKS, Cleveland, Ohio.

AT

211 SuPEKiOR St., Cleyeland.

READ THE FOLLOWING LINES.

TF "^SrOXJI^ TEETH -A.E.E B-A-ID,

READ THEM WITH GREAT CARE.

If you l\aYC no Teclli at a\\, lilSP :

A FACT that is daily exhibited in the streets, in the social circle, and in the parlor, by the humblest peasant and the proudest autocrat is, that hundreds of persons LOSE good sets of teeth for the want of the timely aid of a good and skillful dentist. A POOR and INFERIOR operation is in many cases WORSE than none at all. If your teeth are good, have them examined by a good dentist, and keep them in order. If poor, no time should be lost, but have them repaired - the sooner the better, and escape that which Burns says is the hell of all diseases. All irregularities of the teeth should be attended to in childhood and youth.

ALL PERSONS DESIROUS OF FINE DENTAL OPERATIONS, are invited to call at my room, where particular attention is given to the preservation of the natural teeth, where the vulcanized coralite, or Gutta Percha base for artificial teeth is manufactured, and all varieties of artificial teeth are put up in the best manner.

VT. B. INGEIRSOLL,

No. 211 Superior Street, Marble Block, CLEVELAND, 0.

H. D. HOYEY & CO.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

CONSISTING OP

Lehigh, Lackawana, Goshen, Chippewa & Newcastle.

ALSO, THE BEST QUALITY OF COAL FOR

Office & Yard 99 Merwin St., near Centre Bridge,

GLEVELASTB. OHIO,

STEAM MARBLE WORKS.

MYEDRsTlDlEIlT^ CO.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

Fiiijii 4 Miiiiiij mmmM

And Mamifaclurers of Monuments, Mantles, Cabinet Slabs, &c.

No. 179 Superior St., near Merchants Bank, CLEVELAND, O.

STEAM WORKS FOOT OF SENECA STREET.

G. A. MYERS, C. F. UHL, J. J. MYERS.

KIPLBY, SON & CO.,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

American and Italian Marble,

OLE^s7^EXj.A.nsr3D, OHIO.

All kinds of Polishing Materials furnished at the Lowest Rates. RIPLEY & SON, Center Rutland, Vt

MYERS, UHL & CO., Cleveland, Ohio.

HENRY SCHONEWALDj

Proprietor of the Union Line, Depot 236 & 238 Orange St.,

DEALER IN WOOD, WILLOW AND JAPANED WARE,

ttruslies, Hats, Toy C'cvstlngs, HaraCllcs,

CIEVEIAO PIDMBIM WORKS,

ATWATER BUILDING J FOOT OF SUFEHIOH STKEET.

JB. JP.

(SUCCESSOR TO J. B. BARNES,)

P11 AfTir AT

And licensed by the Commissioners to do work in connection witli the Cleveland Water

Works, woirld respectfully announce to House Owners, Builders, and the

citizens in general, that he is prepared to do every description of

INCLUDING THE PITTING UP OF

BATH ROOMS, WATER CLOSETS, WASH BASINS,

And everything connected with Plumbing, in the most approved style. Particular attention is called to the

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FOR WHICH HE IS SOLE AGENT IN THIS CITY AND VICINITY.

It is superior to anything heretofore introduced for conveying water, for Cheapness,

Purity and Durability. It does not rust and fill up, it is not poisonous, and is

stronger than either Lead or Galvanized Iron Pipe. He also keeps on Jiand

Lead and Galvanized Iron Pipe, the best and Latest Improved

Water Closets and Bath Tubs, and every description

of Plumbing Materials.

JS^ Jobbing done with Neatness and Despatch, -^y

J. M. HUaHE S'

B ^. E l^ir E IR. ^,

OFFICE IlSr BnE'WEn'2',

On West Street, between Merwln and Vineyard Streets,

X, XX AND XXX ALE AND PORTER.

CLEVELAND BRUSH COMPANY,

MANUFACTtJBEBS OF ALL KINDS OF BRISTLE

87 Champlain St., next to Industrial School, CLEVELAND, 0.

BI^XJSHES IvI-A-IDE TO OI?,IDEI?^ I. C. PENDLETON, Manager, Office, 58 Public Square, up stairs.

OTTHE OLDEST HAT FIRM IN THE STATE. ESTABLISHED IN 1826.-^

JY^. DOCKSTADER Sf CO.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

HATlx tjAx Sy X uHei^ AMI) ITRa W uOOBl/

Robes, Umbrellas, Gloves, Carpet Bags, Valises, Truuka, &c.. Ill STJFEI^IOI?. STI?.EET,

Sign Of the Mammotli Hat, - - - (S]LIE¥ISILi)iiri2), (Dm©,

N. DOCKSTADER, W. J. DOCKSTADER, W. H. POTTS.

10= CASH PAID FOR HATTllVG AND SHIPPING FCRS.cQI

Machine Brokers & Commission Merchants.

Office and Depot, 95 Water Street, CLEVELAND, 0.

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iS@°"Special attention given to the Purchase and Sale of Machinery.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

'WALL AND WINDOW JPARER,

French and German Looking-Glasses, all kinds oT Ornamental Gilt Frames, and UphoUtery Furnishing Goods,

No. 146 Superior St., American House, opp- Weddell House, Cleveland, 0. BE3>a"3SrETT'S

FOREST CITY HOUSE.

EoARD $1,25 PER Day. ALLEN & CO., Proprietors.

003R, SXJI'BH.IOIt ST. -A.lSrr> I^XJBIjIC s<axj^^iiB,

(DM¥ISILAMIID, (DIEIIKID,

)SBLL & Co.

j"Obbe:r.s ust

Straw and Millinery Goods.

Also, Agets for !E. Bertrand Sc Co.'s Bnck Mitt and

Kid Glove Manufactories, Johnsto^w^n,

N. Y., and Milhau, France,

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CLE"\^EL^lSrD, OHIO.

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L. B. LINDSLEY, ( Collins & Co

JOHNB. GOODSELL,

late firm Puller & Co.

D. P

MANUFA CTURER,

No. 195 Pittsburgh Street,

M. CREXGHTON,

BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER,

LEDGERS, JOURNALS, DAY BOOKS, RECORDS,

AND

BLANK BOOKS,

OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, MADE TO OKDER.

OLD BOOKS, MAGAZINES, MUSIC,

AND

p PICTORIAL WORKS,

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BOUND IN A

SUPERIOR MANNER.

HBRALD BUILDINGj

CLEVELAND, - . . .

OHIO.

mmw m counselor at law,

PENSION IGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC,

Office, No. 1G8 Superior St., up stairs, Avith Williamson & Riddle, Cleveland, O.

He will give special attention to the collection of claims in Cayahoga County and throughout Northern Ohio,

He will also give attention to Revolutionary and Invalid Pension Cases, Bounty Land Warrants, &c. He is associated with one of the best Lawyers of Wiishington'i D. C, which enables him to jDrosecute claims with great success. Particular attention given to rejected cases.

He will also buy and sell Land Warrants, attend to the purchase and Location of Lands in the Northwestern States and Territories, and also procure patents for laud which has been located.

J. B. COLLIINS,

AND MANUFACTUUEB OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF

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BRASS AND IRON CASTINGS, 89 MIAMI STREET, - - CLEVELAND, OHIO.

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PUBLISHERS OF THE

CLEVELAND

Daily, Tri- Weekly and "Weekly.

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IsTo. 144 SXJPEI^IOIl STREET,

(OPPOSITE WEDDELL HOUSE,)

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DAILY, ----$5 00 per annum.

DAILY, delivered by Carrier, . _ - - - One Shilling per week.

TRI-WEEKLY, %2> 00 per annum.

WEEKLY, - - $1 50 "

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Having nine Steam and Hand Presses, and tlie largest variety of Type in the west, \^Q are prepared to do every description of Printing in the best style, on short notice, and at reasonable prices.

Particular attention paid to Blank Printing, and Blank Books for Banks, Railroads and* Counting Rooms,

Every description of Binding done to order.

E. COW^LES & CO.

J. H. WILLISTON & CO.'S

DIRECTOR

OF THE

C'lTY OF CLEVELAND,

TO WHICH IS ADDED A

BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

FOR

18 5 9-6 O.

CLEVELAND, OHIO:

J. H. WILLISTON &C0., PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS,

No. 20 Atwater Building, junction of Superior and Water Streets.

GENEHAL INDEX.

Asylums 29

Bands 29

Bdnks 23

Board of Education 33

Board of Trade 19

Canal Collector's Office 18

Cemeteries 29

Churches 30

City Government 19

City Officers 19

City Ordinance 20

Cleveland Post Office 18

Convents . 29

Court of Common Pleas 18

Custom House 18

Cuyahoga County Government 18

Express Companies 24

Fire Department 21

General Directory of Names, 43

Incorporated Companies 24

Insurance Companies 23

List of Streets 35

Medical Colleges 28

Military 22

Miscellaneous Schools and Academies - 34

Newspapers and Periodicals 29

Ohio State Government 17

Omissions, Changes, Corrections, &c., 15

Police Court 19

Police Department 20

Probate Court 19

Public Schools and Teachers 33

Eail Roads 25

Secret Societies 25

Societies, Associations, &c 27

Steamboat and Transportation Lines 24

Sunday Schools 32

Telegraph Companies 25

Temperance Societies 26

United States Court 18

United States Government 17

I United States Marine Hospital 18

INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Agents - Book, 195 1 Book Sellers, Publishers and Stationers, 199

Airents - Collecting, 195 Boot and Shoe Makers, 200

Agents - Freight, 195

Agents - General, 195

Agents - Insurance, 195

Agents - Life, 195

Agents - Passage, 195

Agents - Patent, 195

Agents - Railroad, 196

Agents - Real Estate, 196

Agents - Steamboats, 196

Agents - Ticket, ' 196

Agricultural Implement Manufacturers, 196

Agricultural Warehouses, 196

Architects, 196

Artists. 196

Attorneys, 196

Auction and Commission Merchants,.- 196

Boot and Shoe Stores, 200

Boots and Shoes - Wholesale, 200

Bowling Saloon, 200

Box Makers, 200

Brewers, 200

Breweries, 200

Brickmakers, 200

Bridge Builders, 200

Brokers - Loan, 201

Butchers, 201

Burr Millstones, 201

Cabinet Makers, 201

Car Builders, 201

Carpenters and Builders, 201

Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c., 202

Carriage and W^ agon Makers, 202

Bakers, 198 Carvers, 202

Band Box Manufacturers, 198

Bankers, 198

Billiard Saloons, 198

Bill Posters, 198

Blacksmiths, 198

Blind Makers, 199

Bleachers - Bonnet, &c., 199

Block, Pump and Spar Makers, 199

Boarding Houses, 199

Boat Builders, 199

Boiler Makers, 199

Book Binders 199

Chemists - Homeopathic, 202

Chair Manufacturers, 202

Clothiers, 202

Coal Dealers, 202

Coffee and Since Dealers, 203

Commissioners - Master, 203

Confectioners, 203

Coopers, 203

Crockery, 203

Daguerreans, 203

Dentists, 203

Distilleries, 203

INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.

IX

Doors, Sashes and Blinds, 203

Dress Makers, 203

Druggists, 204

Dry Docks, 2o4

Dry Goods - Wholesale, 204

Dry Goods - Retail, 204

Dyers, 204

Eating Houses, 204

Edge Tool Makers, 204

Engine Makers, __- 204

Engravers, 204

Eye and Ear Infirmary, _ 205

Expresses, 205

Fancy Goods and Yankee Notions, 205

File Cutters, __ 205

Fish Dealers, __ 205

Flour, Feed and Grain, __ 205

Fire Works,. __ 205

Flouring Mills, 205

Founders - Brass 205

Founders - Iron, 205

Furniture,. 205

Furniture - Second Hand, 205

Gas and Steam Fitters, _ 206

Gents Furnishing, __ 206

Gilders, 206

Gold Pen Manufacturers, 206

Grain Elevators, __. 206

Grain Hullers, _ 206

Groceries - Wholesale, 206

Groceries - Retail, 206

Gunpowder Manufacturers, 208

Gunsmiths, L 208

Guns, Pistols, &c., 208

Gymnasium, 208

Hair Braider, _ 208

Hair Dressers, _ 208

Hardware 208

Hat Manufacturer, 208

Hats, Caps, Furs, &c., _ _ 209

Hides. Leather and Oil, _ 209

Horse Shoers, _ 209

Hotels, _ 209

House Furnishing, _ 209

House Movers, 209

Ice Dealers, 209

Independent Police, 209

Inspectors of Beef and Pork, _ 209

Intelligence Offices, 109

Iron Manufacturers, 209

Iron Ore Dealers, 209

Iron Railing Manufactures 209 -

Iron Warehouses, 210

Iron, Nails and Glass - Wholesale, 210

Japanners 210

J ewelers__ Manufacturer, 210 -

Laces, Embroideries, &c., 210

Laundries. 2 10

Leather Findings, 210

Lime Kilns, 210

Lithographers, 210

Livery Stables, 210

Looking Glasses and Frames, 210

Locksmiths and Bell Hangers, 210

Lumber Dealers, 210

Machinists 211

Maltsters, 211

Marble Dealers and Workers, 211

Masons, 211

Melodeon Manufacturers, 211

Mercantile Agency, -. 211

Mercantile Colleges,.. 211

Merchants - Forwarding and Commiss'n 211 Merchants - Produce and Commission, 212

Milliners, 212

Millinery, 212

Mill Furnishishing, 212

Millwrights, 212

Miuerul Water. &c., 212

Morocco Factories, 212

Mowing machines, 212

Music and Musical Instruments, 212

Musicians, 212

Newspapers, . . . ^ 212

Newsi^apers, Periodicals, &c., 212

Notaries Public, 212

Nurseries, 212

Nurses, 213

Opticians, 213

Oyster Dealers, 213

Oil Cloth Manufacturers, 213

Oil Manufacturers and Dealers, 213

Omnibuses, 213

Packing Houses, 213

Painters - House and Sign, 213

Painters - Sihp, 214

INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Paper Hangers, 214

Paper Hangings, 214

Paper Mills, 214

Physicians, 214

Piano Forte Dealers, 215

Piano and Organ Makers, 215

Piano Forte Tuners, 215

Planing and Saw Mills, 215

Plating - Silver, &c., 215

Publishers, 215

Photographs, 215

Plumbers - House and Ship, 215

Poultry, Game, &c., 215

Printers - P)Ook and Job, 215

Pumps, 216

Real Estate Dealers, 216

Rectifiers and Distillers, 216

Rolling Mills, 216

Restaurants, 216

Rope Walk, 216

S-ick Manufacturers, - 216

Saddles, Harness and Trunks, 216

Sail Makers and Riggers, 216

Saloons, 216

Stave Dciilcrs, 218

Saleratus Manufacturers, 218

Saw Manufacturers, 218

Scale Manufacturer, 218

Seedsmen, 218

Segars, Tobacco, &c., 218

Sewing Machines, 218

Ship Builders, 218

Ship Chandlers, 218

Slate Roofers, 218

Soap and Candles, 218

Soda Manufacturer, 218

Stone Ware, 218

Stoves and Tin Ware, 218

Stove Manufacturers, 219

Tailors and Drapers, 219

Tailoresscs, 219

Tanners, 219

Teachers - Languages, 219

Teachers - Music, 219

Teachers - Penmanship, 219

Trunk Makei-s,. 219

Umbrella Makers, 219

Undertakers, 220

Upholsterers, 220

Veterinary Surgeons, 220

Vinegar Factories, 220

Water Cure Establishments, 220

Wheelwrights 220

White Lead Factory, 220

Whitewashers, 220

Wigmakesr, 220

Willow Wagon Maker, 220

Wines and Liquors - Wholesale, 220

Wire Workers, 220

Wood Engravers, 220

Wooden Ware Manufacturers, 220

Wood Turners, 220

Wool Dealers, 220

INDEX TO ADYERTISEMENTS.

American and Italian Marble - Ripley, Son & Co. front title.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Notary Public and Pension Agent - Eli Bruce, front title.

Auction and Commission Merchants - 0. Cutter & Son front title.

Auction and Commission Merchants - J.C.Wagner front title.

Books - Ingham & Bragg, front cover.

Book and Job Printing - J. H. Williston & Co., 226

Book-binding and Blank Book Manufacturing - R. Creighton, front title.

Boots and Shoes - B. B. Stone ife Co front title- Boston Pail Co, - Taylor & Graham, fronttitler

Breweries - J. M. Hughes, front title.

Bridge Builders and Lumber Dealers - Thatcher, Burt & Co., 225

Brushes - Cleveland Brush Co., front title.

China and Earthenware - Fogg, Ensworth & Co., , 225

Cleveland Saw Manufactory - Wm. Marriott & Co., 222

Cleveland Daily Review - T. L.Wilcox, 222

Cleveland Institute - R. F. Humiston, 38

Cleveland Iron Works - Blish, Garlick & Co., front title.

Cleveland Plumbing Works - B. P. Bower, front title.

Clothing - S. Mann, front cover.

Coal Dealers - H. D. Hovey & Co., front title.

Coal Dealers - Price, Crawford & Morris, front title.

Commission Merchants - Hilliard & Lash, front title.

Cuyahoga Steam Furnace, front title- Dentists - W. B. Ingersoll, front title.

Dentists - Dr. W. P. Horton, 224

Dentists, - J. G. Moore, 41

Drugs and Medicines - Parker & Butler, front title.

Dry Goods - Alcott & Horton, front title.

Dry Goods - Taylor, Griswold & Co., front title.

Eagle Pharmacy - Hugo Hensch, 223

Engraving - D. E. Field, 39

File Works - J. Parkin & Co., 40

Flour Dealers - H. Haivey & Co., front title.

Flouring Mills - Hubby & Howe ". 41

Forwarding and Commission Merchants - Chamberlin & Crawford front title.

Furniture - William Hart, 3rd page cover.

German Insurance Company, front title.

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Grocers and Commission Merchants^Gordon, McMillan & Co., front title.

Hats, Caps, &c. - N. Dockstador& Co., front title.

Hats, Caps, Furs and Millinery Goods - Collins, Goodsell & Co., front title.

Hotels - Forest City House - Allen & Co., front title.

Hotels - New England House - C. Coates, front title.

Insurance - H. F. Brayton, front title.

Iron Railing - Holmes & Garter, 41

Iron and Brass Foundery - J. B. Collins, front title.

Jewelry - D. E. Field, 39

Lard Oil and Candle Works - George A, Stanley, front title.

Leather, Hides and Oil, W. P. Cooke & Co., front title.

Lumber Dealers - J. Francisco, 41

Lumber Dealers - D. Sanford, 40

Lumber Dealers - Thatcher Burt & Co., front title.

Machine Brokers and Commission Merchants - Parker & Co., front title.

Marble Works - T. Jones & Sons, front title.

Masons and Builders - Jefferson Thomas, front title.

Morning Leader Printing Establishment^ - E. Cowles & Co., front title.

National Democrat^ - E. A. Munson, 224

Northern Transportation Company - Chamberlin, Crawford & Co., front title.

Oils, Soap and Candles - Outhwaite & Blackwell, front title.

Painting - George H. Adams, front title.

Papers - Lake Erie Paper Co., front title.

Pianos, MuMc, l-c - Ossian E. Dodge, 224

Printing and Bookbinding - Fairbanks, Benedict & Co., 221

Professor of Penmanship - A. J. Phelps, front title.

Real Estate and Insurance Agency - Belden Seymour, 223

Rolling Mill - Stone, Chisholm & Jones, front title.

Sack Manufacturers - Adams & Jewett, front title.

Safes, - George May, inside front cover.

Scales - J. F. Keeler, front title.

Sewing Machines - H. Konigslo w 223

Sewing Machines - M. A. Earl, front title.

Ship Broker and Commission Merchant - H.J. Webb, front title.

Slate Roofers - Arnold & Mclntyre, front title.

Steam Marble Works - Myers, Uhl & Co., front title.

Stoves - Jacob Wansor, 39

Stove Manufacturers - Blish, Garlick & Co., front title.

Stove Manufacturers - Woolson, Hitchcock & Carter, front title.

Stoves and Plumbing - C. P. Born, front title.

Stoves, Grates, Tinware, &c., - W, L. Marvin, 194

Vinegar Manufacturers - Hilliard & Lash, front title.

Wall and Window Papers - E. C. Jones, front title.

Watch Maker - D. E. Field, 39

Wines & Liquor-s - S. Buhrer, front title.

Wood, Willow and Japanned Ware - Henry Schonewald, front title.

Wood and Willow Cab Manufactory - D. Price, front title.

PHEFACE.

In submitting to the citizens of Cleveland a City Directory for 1859-60, we deem it an act of justice to ourselves, to explain and remark upon a few things in connection there- with in this prefatory manner. In ordinary cases a book of this character needs no such remark. "A City Directory" sufficiently explains the import and character of the work, but at the present time a few words upon the importance, &c., of the present Directory appear to be necessary.

The delay in its publication has been unavoidable, however annoying it has been to our subscribers and more particularly to ourselves. It will be remembered that last year the City Council provided by ordinance for the assigning and re-numbering of the buildings throughout the city, and appointed an officer to attend to it ; supposing it would be prose- cuted to completion last year, we took measures to have the canvassing for the Directory completed at the same time, and its publication made as soon thereafter as ^practicable. In this we were disappointed, as the re-numbering was delayed until this spring, and eff"ected through our own exertions at last. This delay in re-numbering the stjeets, of course rendered all our labors last year in canvassing, totally useless. After being thus delayed by matters entirely beyond our control, we have used due dilligence to perfect a new canvass of the city, since the re-numbering was completed ; and to arrange, print and publish the same in its present form. This statement we plead as our excuse for the delay of the publication.

In the meantime the almost indispensable necessity for this Directory has been keenly felt by citizens and strangers. A part of the streets having had their numbers chtmged, rendered the information in the old Directories uncertain and unreliable, and in many cases worse than useless ; and as the work of re-numbering progressed, the difficulties of finding jiarticular residences increased, until the annoying uncertainty of existing informa- tion made the publication of this Directory indispensable. We do not feel surprised that there should be, under such a condition of things, a great anxiety to have the new Directorjr printed.

In this work we have given the numbers of the houses and places of business in accor- dance vrith the re-numbering of the streets. This may and will bring about some degree of uncertainty, inasmuch as some of our citizens have neglected and still neglect to have proper numbers placed upon their buildings, but it will not exist a great while, because in addition to Ihe inducement to citizens to have their numbers corresjDond with the Direc- tory, the proper authorities will soon enforce a compliance with the ordinance. The importance of taking down the old numbers and putting up the new ones cannot be too strongly impressed upon the minds of our citizens. It is of the highest importance to avoid annoyances resulting from such a "'mixture" - annoyances affecting in a greater or leas extent, every resident of the city.

PREFACE.

The publishers feel a great satisfaction in presenting this Directory to the public, from the fact that it is more comi)lete than any other ever published in Cleveland, having over TWO THOUSAND more names than have been heretofore published. The canvassing, col- lating, arranging and printing, they flatter themselves lu\s been done in a commendable manner, and if not wholly without errors, it has that degree of perfection, which, under the circumstances they think should and does make it valuable, and all that could rea- sonably be expected. Errors undoubtedly have worked their way into the book, and itHs improbable and almost impossible, to publish a book of this character without errors. The greatest care and caution, neglecting neither troul)le nor expense, has been exercised by the publishers to make it a complete ahd reliable "City and Business Directory," and they have the assurance to think that it is such a one as will meet with the appro- bation of the public.

It is now the intention of the publishers to publish a New Directory on the first of June, every year, which will give an opportunity of correcting errors which appear in this and succeeding Directories.

There is one thing that we would like to urge upon the minds of the proper authori- ties, as of great importance and closely allied to the improvement commenced in re-num- bering the streets, and that is to put up proper sign hoards on the various streets. There are a great many streets which have none.

To our advertising patrons we return our sincere thanks for their suppor', and confi- dently present our first issue of the Cleveland City Directory to a discriminating public, trusting that the care and attention bestowed upon its preparation will, in the eyes of a generous communitj% meet the approbation they deserve.

J. H. WILLISTON & CO., Publishers.

©mtssioiiS; Corrections, ^bMtions, ^t>

Andrews James, tailor, 267 Erie.

Card J. F.jfirni Rhodes & C, bds. Ameri- can Hotel.

Cleveland Gas Light and Coke Co., 195 Superior.

CORLETT & CUBBON, builders, 101 Pros- pect. '

Eells Rev. James, pastor 2d Presbyterian Church, h. 200 Euclid.

Finster Leonard, clerk, 218 Superior, h. 49 Scoville Avenne.

Foljambe Samuel, justice of the peace, 96 Superior, h. 199 St. (:lair.

Goodrich Rev, W. K., h. 317 Superior.

Gorham Charles E., assistant superintendent G. & P. R. R., h. 240 Prospect.

Graves Willis, sr., h. 273 Prospect.

HERRICK R. R., builder, h. 220 Prospect.

Hussey J. G., firm H. & McBride, h. 317 Euclid.

Jones Abram, carpenter, h. 243 Perry.

Leick George, liquors, 179 Ontario, h. 274 Prospect.

Lyman L. F., h. 252 Prospect.

McBride M., captain, h. 280 Prospect.

McNelly Thomas, clerk, Thompson's Hotel h. 221 Kinsman.

Marshall David, firm Christian & M., h. 253

Pittsburgh. Martindale C. S., firm Baldwin, Dewitt &

Co., h. 236 Prospect. MURRAY & HUNTINGTOX, produce

and commission merchants, 43 River. Orr J. H., h. 122 Lake. Parsons R. C, firm Spalding & P., h. 304

Prospect. PELTON & BREED, forwarding and com- mission merchants, corner Merwinand East

Center. SCOFIFLD WILLIAM, C. saleratus factory,

106 St. Clair. Skeels Orange, N., salesman, 139 Water, h.

171 St, Clair. Smith Helen R., widow of George, h. 272

Prospect. Spangler Miller M., firm J. B. Smith & Co.

h. East Gleveland. Speddy Mary, widow of John, h. 238 Pros- pect. STAIR _E. & CO., hats, caps and furs, 105

Superior. Sterling John M., Jr., firm Huntington &

Brooks, bds. 123 St. Clair. Thiele C. F., jewelry, 132 Ontario.

J. H. WILLISTON & CO.'S

CLEVELAND CITY DIRECTORY,

FOR 18 59--60.

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. President - James Buchanan, of Pa. Vice Fres. - John 0. Breckenridge, of Ky.

Cabinet. Sec. of State - Lewis Cass, of Michigan. Sec. of Treasury - Howell Cobb, of Ota. Sec. of War - John B. Floyd, of Virginia Sec. of Navy - Isaac Toucey, of Conn. Sec. Interior - Jacob Thompson, of Miss, Post Master Oeneral - Joseph Holt, Tenn. Attorney Oeneral - Jeremiah S. Black, Pa.

Judiciary.

Chief Justice - Roger B. Taney, Maryland

Associates - John McLean, Ohio ; John . Wayne, Georgia; John Catron, Tennes-

^ e; Peter V. Daniel, Virginia; Samuel Nel- on, N. Y.; Robert C. Grier, Pa.; John A.

Campbell, Ala.; Nathan Clifford, Maine.

Attorney Oeneral - Jeremiah S. Black, Pa. Reporter - Benj. C. Howard, Maryland. Clerh - Wm. T. Carroll, Washington, D. C.

OHIO STATE GOVERNMENT.

Oovernor - Salmon P. Chase, Hamilton Co

Lieut. Oovernor. - Martin Welker, Wayne County.

Sec of State - Addison P. Russell, Clinton County.

Auditor of State - Francis M. Wright Lo- gan ^County.

Treasurer of State - Alfred P. Stone, of Franklin County.

Comptroller of Treatury - Wm. B. Thrall, Franklin County.

Attorney Oeneral - Christ. P. Wolcott, of Summit County.

Commissioner of Schools - Anson Smyth.

Commissioner of Statistics - Edward D. Mansfield, Hamilton County.

Commissary Oeneral - Augustus Mohler, Hamilton County.

Quarter Master - Ales. E. Glenn, Frank- lin County.

Pay Master - Robert M. Moran, Hamil- ton County.

Adjutant - H. B. Carrington, Franklin Co.

Surveycr - W. L. McMillan, Franklin Co,

State Librarian - W. T. Coggeshall, of Hamilton County.

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Warden Penitentiar>j - L. G. Vanslyke, Franklin County.

Cmmivissimers of Board of PuUic WorTts, - John Waddle, Ross Co.; Abner L. Backus, Lucas Co.; John L. Martin, Butler Co.

Judiciary - Supreme Court. Chief Justice - J ose\>h. R. Swan, Franklin Co

j"„,/^es - Jacob BrinkcrholT, Richland Co.; Josiah Scott, Butler Co.; Milton Sutliff, Trumbull Co.; Wm. V. Peck, Scioto Co.

ClerJi of Court in Banlc - .John L, Bryan, Franklin Co.

Reporter - L. J. CritchGeld, Delaware Co.

CUYAHOGA COUNTY GOVERNMENT

County ClerJc - Roland D. Noble.

Deputies - F. S. Smith, Abner W. Dennis, F. H. Hiranan, Geo. Bingham.

Recording Clerics - A. S. Lewis, George A. Kolb.

Treasurer - V/m. Waterman.

Deputy - Henry S. Whittlesy.

Sher(f - Davk\ L. Wightman.

Deputies - E. T. Hamilton, Homer Strong, W^m. R. Simmons, Jairus G. Ruggles.

County Recorder - .John Packard. Deputies - Jay Odell, Julius H. Brown. Cierks - Marion L. Lord, Wm. H. Pierson. Auditor - Wm. Fuller. Deputies - Henry C. Hawkins, E. H. Wit- ter, W. R. Carver.

Coroner - C. A. Hartman.

Prosecuting Attorney - Loren Prentiss.

Surveyor - Aaron Merchant.

County Commissioners - Azariah Everett, Cleveland; Francis Branch, Brooklyn; AVm. W. Richards, Solon

CANAL COLLECTORS OFFICE.

Canal, near Seneca Street. Collector - John A. AVhceler. Weigh Master - Daniel Dunton. Dejmty - W. D. Nott. Inspector - B. J. Loomis. Resident Engineer - H. H. Dodge. Superintendent - Seth C. Doair.

CUSTOM HOUSE.

Government Buildings, Superior Street.

Officers - Collector, Robert Parks. Deputy - David W. Cross. Inspectors - Francis X. Byerley, Smith Jackson.

CLEVELAND POST OFFICE. 1859.

Government Buildings, Superior Street.

Post Master - Benjamin Harrington.

Assistant Post Master - Lorenzo A. Kel- sey.

Cashier - Charles Patrick.

Registry GlerJi - Wm. H. Ilogan.

Clerl-s - lRS. T. Worley, S. G. Lynch, Gustavus Plassman, G. M. Bravton, Ezra B. Dodge, C. E. Wheeler, S. L. Everett, J. N. Hoyt, Jas. McGough, Ithel Stone, A. L. Pjassett, Robinson Smith, E. S. Beardsle;^, James Welch, John Aldinger. Geo. Ager, Penny Post, Fred. Hecker, porter.

UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL

Comer Lake and Erie Streets. Physician - J. I, Tod. S"2}f- - Lewis Dibble. Matron - Mrs, L. Dibble.

COURTS. U. S. Circuit and District Court

For the Northern District.of Ohio, Govern- ment Buildings. Meets second Tuesday of July and November.

Justice of the Supreme CouH of the U. S. and Judge of Seventh Judicial District - Hon. John McLean.

District Judge - Hiram V. Willson.

CTerA- - Frederick W. Green.

Deputies - iTas. D. Cleveland and Charles Balfour.

U. S. Marshal, N. D. of Ohio, Mathew Johnson

Deputy - J. Hector Johnson.

U. S. District Attorney - Geo. W. Belden

Court of Common Pleas.

Judges - Horace Foote, Thomas Bolton, Jesse P. Bishop.

CTerA - Roland D. Noble.

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Pbobate Court.

Judge - Daniel E. Til den. Clerk - Asa A. Goodwin.

Police Court - Johnson St., near Water, Judge - Albert G. Lawrence. ClerTi - Jacob Schroeder.

BOARD OF TRADE.

Oviatt's Exchange, foot Superior St.

Meets daily (Sundays excepted) at 9 o'clock A. M.

President - J. L. Weatherly.

Yice President - Arthur Hughes.

Treasurer - R. T. Lyon.

Secretary - B.. B. Tuttle.

Directors - A. J. Holt, M. B. Scott, L. Eawson, J. G. Hussey, P. Chamberliu, S. F. Lester, W. B. Guyles.

Committee of Reference - J. M. Hughes, C. Hickox, L. Hanna.

The objects of this association are, the pro- motion of integrity and good faith, and just and equitable principles in business transac- tions, and generally to protect the rights and advance the commercial, mercantile and manufacturing interests of the city. The officers are elected by ballot at the annual meeting, excepting the Secretary, who is ap- pointed by the Directors. The President and Vice President are ex officio Directors, and hold the same offices in the Board of Directors. The annual meeting for the elec- tion of officers is held every first Monday in April, and the meetings of the Directors whenever five of their number may deem it necessary. Business meetings are called whenever the President, (or in his absence the Vice President) deems it necessary, or whenever ten of the members may request a meeting to be called, the object being sta- ted in the application.

CITY GOVERNMENT.

Mayor - George B. Senter.

Trustees - First Ward - L. J. Rider, James Christian. Second Ward - 0. M. Oviatt, W. H. Hayward. Third Ward - Randall Crawford, Lewis Heckman. Fourth Ward - .C. S. Ransom, L H. Marshall. Fifth Ward- Garret H. Detmer, Jacob Hovey. Sixth Ward - Lyman C. Thayer, Jared H. Clark.

Seventh Ward - Thomas Thompson, J. R. Worswick. Eighth Ward - Charles "Wins- low, C. L. Russell. Ninth Ward - John N. Ford, E. H:, Lewis. Tenth Ward - I. U. Masters, A. G. Hopkinson. Eleventh Ward - Alexander McLane, Thomas Dixon,

President of the Common Council - I. U. Masters.

Standing Committees- Judiciary-Thajer, Ransom, Russell, Rider.

Finance - Oviatt, Ransom, Wiuslow.

Schools - Hopkinson, Clark, Marshall.

Claims - Clark, Crawford, Christian,

Harbors and Wharves - Ford, Oviatt, Rus- sell, Rider.

Fire and Water - Hayward, Crawford, Worswick.

Pail Poads - Lewis, McLane, Winslow, Markets - Worswick, Thayer, Dixon. Police - Crawford Dixon, Hovey. Water Works - Ranson, Winslow, Hop- kinson.

Streets - Rider, Russell, McLane, Heck- man.

Carriages, Cabs and Prays - Heekman, Thompson, Detmer, Worswick.

Public Puildings - Hovey, Crawford Mc- Lane,

Infirmary - Winslow, Ransom, Oviatt Hayward.

Parks and Public Grounds - Christian Thompson, Detmer,

Ordinances - Thayer, Winslow, Russell.

Health and Cleanliness - Marshall, Wors- wick, Detmer.

Sewerage and Drains - Russell, Ransom, Oviatt, Winslow.

Qas - Ransom, Hovey, Ford.

Printing - Ransom, Winslow, Crawford , Hovey.

CITY OFFICERS,

Mayor - George B, Senter. City Clerk - S. B. Bartlett, City Attorney/ - C. W. Palmer. City Treasurer - Wm. Hart. Marshal - James A. Craw. Police Judge - Albert G. Lawrence,

T-ustee of Water Works - Wm. B. Castle.

Superintendent of Schools-AndxQ-w Freese

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Fire Engineer - James Hill. City Civil Engineer - John Whitelaw. City Commissioner - Samuel Erwin. City Sexton - Jesse Palmer. Earhor Master - C?i])i. Wm. Watts. Market Swperintendent - ^ ?txx&n G. Stead- man.

Sealers of Weights and Measures - Daniel Stewart.

Weighers of Bay - Israel Shadbolt, C C Briggs.

City Physician - G. C. J3. Weber.

Health Officer - F, W. Mixrseilles.

Police Clerk - Jacob Schroeder.

City Prison Keeper - Frederick Mertes- heimer.

Board of City Improvements - Mayor, Geo. B. Senter, Ex-Officio ; John Whitelaw, City Civil Engineer ; Peter Caul, A. C. Beardsley, Samuel Erwin, Commissioners - meet Mondays at 2 P. M.

Justices of the Peace - George H. Benham, Samuel Foljambe, J. R. Fitzgerald, E. Hes- senmueller, Madison Miller, Wells Porter, G. B. Tibbitts.

Constables - A. McArthur, L. B. Whitney, L. B. Eagen, Geo. Ridgeway, L. N. Eastman, J. W. Smith, Charles Reise, James Brown.

District Assessors - First, Second and Third Wards - E. S. Root. Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Wards - C. J. Ballard. Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, and Eleventh Wards- William Bowler.

Infirmary Directors - W. J. Warner, Ac- ting Director, A. Powell and J. C. Black. C. H. Warner, Clerk. Office, City Hall. In- firmary, Brooklyn. V. T. Sprague, Sup't.

Water WorJcs Commissioners - William F. Otis, President - Samuel F. Lester, William B. Castle. Geo. W. Girty, Secretary ; Joseph Singer, Superintendent and Engineer. Office, City Hall,

POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Marshal - James A. Craw. Deputies - Thom&s McKinstry.John Odell, John Frazee, A. E. Burlison.

Night Police - Alfred Lawrence, I. G. Snow, John Elvert, William Foulweir, P. Hagar, T. Harris, Z. D. Palmer, J. Bramley.

Turnkey - Frederick Mertesheimer.

CITY ORDINANCE.

IK RELATION TO CaBS AND HaCKS.

From any steamboat landing or railroad de- pot to any hotel or private residence, on, or west ot Erie street, for each passenger with ordinary baggage 25 cents

If east of Erie street, and on or west of Hud- son street, 50 cents

To any railroad depot or steamboat landing, the same charge and fare within the same limits.

For conveying one passenger from any point or place, to any other point or place with- in the city limits, not exceeding one mile, and returning without delay, 25 cents

If two or more passengers, 50 cents

For conveying one passenger over one and not exceeding two miles, and returning without delay, 50 cents

If two or more passengers one dollar

If detained by the passengers, 50 cents per hour may be charged for the actual time detained.

For the use of a hackney carriage, cab or omnibus by the hour, one dollar for the first hour,and 50 cents for each succeeding hour.

After 9 o'clock, p. m., fifty per cent, may be added to the above rates.

Any person engaging a hackney carriage, cab, or omnibus, at any given time, 50 cts may be charged for one passenger for any distance not exceeding one mile

If two or more passengers, 75 cents

Each and every person keeping a livery sta- ble within the limits of the city, shall pay the sum of five dollars for every carriage, cab or omnibus, which they may at any time place on a public stand or run as a public conveyance, within said city, and shall be regularly numbered and subject to the same regulations as hereinbefore provided.

It shall be the duty of the city clerk to fur- nish to the owner or owners of cabs, car- riages or omnibuses, a printed card with the rates of fare mentioned above, and the said owner or owners of cabs, carriages or omnibuses, shall cause th« same to be kept in a conspicuous place inside of each carriage, cab or omnibus.

No person having in charge any hackney carriage, cab or omnibus, shall remain more than ten feet distant from the same, unless when engaged in his legitimate business.

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That for the violation of auy of the forego- JDg sections, the driver or owner of any cab, carriage or omnibus, so offending, shall forfeit and pay for each and every offence, the penalty of ten dollars.

WAGOMEN, CARTMEN AND DRAYMEN'S RATES.

For every load of coal, per bush let

For every hogshead af rum or other spirituous liquors, exceeding ninety gallons, 18^^ cts.

For every hogshead of molasses, 18^ cts.

For every pipe of wine or spirituous

liquors, 18^ cts.

For every tierce of molasses, rum or other spirituous liquors, exceeding 60 gallons and less than 90 gallons,12Xcts

For every cask of molasses, rum or other spirituous liquors, exceeding 30 and less than 60 gallons, 12)^ cts.

For every hogshead of sugar, 18^4Cts.

For every trierce of sugar, 123^2 cts.

For removing any load of dirt or filth

out of any of the streets,^ 12 j^ cts.

For every load of household furni- ture and housing the same, 25cts.

For every load of flour not exceeding

1800 lbs in weight, 15cts.

For loading, carting and unloading every load not before specified,. _ 12)^ cts

For every load where the distance be- tween each place exceeds half a mile and is less than a mile, not to exceed one half more than the rates herein before established, and if more than a mile, not to exceed double said rates; and each cartmaa shall carry a good and sufficient load, that is to say, so much as can conveniently be stowed in his dray cart, truck, wagon or carriage, and is reasonable for one or two horses (as the case may be) to draw.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Chief Engineer - James Hill. Office, At- water Building.

First Assistant - James Seaborn.

Second Assistant - Thomas Willis.

The Department comprises five hundred and fifty members, who receive eight dollars each to supply themselves with uniforms. The election of all officers, except the Chief,

who holds his office two years by the voice of the people, takes place annually on the first Tuesday in June.

Forest City HooTc and Ladder Company, No. 1 - Located on Franklin Street, near Bank - fifty members ; receive pay for forty. David H. Boyd, Foreman ; Henry Bacon, First Assistant Foreman ; Joseph Ferris, Second Assistant Foreman ; John Downie, Secretary ; Thomas Benton, Treasurer ; H. Aikins, Steward.

Alert Hose Company, No. 1 - Located on Long street, numbers sixty members ; receive pay for thirty. Hose carriage carries five hundred feet of hose. Daniel Pritchard, Foreman, ; "William Kidd, First Assistant Foreman ; John H. Deckand, Secretary ; Lucius M. Cobb, Treasurer; Luce S. Phil- lips, Steward.

Protection Hose Company, No. 2. - Ntma- ber of members forty-five ; receive pay for thirty. Hose carriage carries five hundred and twenty-five feet of hose. John Savoy, Foreman ; James Farissey, First Assistant Foreman ; James Keagan, Secretary ; Wm. Wagner, Treasurer ; John McCarty, Steward. Live Oak Engine Company, No. 1. - Lo- cated near C. & P. R. R. machine shop. Numbers sixty-two members ; receive pay for forty ; own a second class engine. Hose cart carrying three hundred and fifty feet of hose. John Stursneckle, Foreman ; Chas. Cox, First Assistant Foreman ; G. Lawrence, Secretary, W. R. Beardsworth Treasurer ; Henry Angell, Steward ; Bernard Clark, Marshal.

Forest City Engine Company No. 2. - Located near the junction of Erie and Kins- man streets. Number of members fifty- three ; receive pay for forty. Engine second class. Hose cart carries three hundred and fifty feet. Henry Roth, Foreman ; Adam Hausman, First Assissant Foreman ; John Harmerling. Second Assistant Foreman ; C. F. Bastle, Secretary ; Gustavus Pensser, Trea- surer ; John Mayo, Steward ; Henry Rebek, Marshal.

Saratoga Engine Company No. 3. - Loca- ted on Oregon street, below Erie - number of members forty ; engine, second class. Hose carries feet. Adam Fisher, Foreman ;

Anton Clumm, First Assistant Foreman; Adam Miller, Second Assistant Foreman ; Wm. Boyd, Secretary ; Louis Fishermann, Treasurer ; A. B. Dutchmann, Steward.

PhoRnix Engine Company, No. 4 - Located on Frankfort street, near Bank. Number of member8,seventy-two. Engine second class,

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(Jeffries') nine inch cylinder. Hose cart carries five hundred and fifty feet of hose. Edwin Hart, Foreman ; Capt. A. Minckley, First Assistant Foreman ; George Vetter, Second Assistant Foreman ; John Aplin, Treasurer ; Robort J. Cochran, Secretary ; I. Mc^Iahan, Marshal ; Frank Lynch, Steward.

Gatiract Engine Company, No. 5. - Loca- ted on Long street and allej'.between Superior and Champlain. Number of members seven- ty, active fifty. Engine, first class. Hose cart carries five hundred feet hose. John S. Stevenson, Foreman ; James Dickinson, First Assistant Foreman ; William Still, Second Assistant Foreman ; William Pepperday, Secretary ; John C. Wagner, Treasurer ; Henry Smith, Steward ; George Cugler, Marshal.

Neptune Engine Company, No, 7 - Located on Perry street, near Pittsburgh. Number of members sixty-two - receive pay for fifty. Engine, first class. Hose cart carries four hundred feet of hose. James Jenkinson, Foreman ; John Frank, First Assissant Fore- man ; Samuel Hastings, Second Assistant Foreman ; A. E, Eckerman, Secretary ; Ja- cob Pioherheimer, Treasurer ; Peter Woldeck, Steward.

Hope Engine Company, No. 8. - Located on Huntington street near Garden. Number of members eighty-five - active forty. En- gine second class ; also a first class Agnew Engine. Hose cart carries five hundred feet of hose. F. W. Marseilles, Foreman ; Fred. Boltz, First Assistant Foreman ; Piobt. Cole, Second Assistant Foreman ; I. C. Vail, Sec- retary ; C. S. Ransom, Treasurer ; John D. Craig, Steward ; William Craigle, Marshal.

Washington Engine Coynpany, No. 9. - Lo- cated on Franklin street, near Pearl. Num- ber of members sixty. Engine, first class. Hose cart carries five hundred feet of hose ; William McGuire, Foreman ; Wra. H. Kai- ghan, First Assistant Foreman ; Benj. Hat- tersley. Second Assistant Foreman ; Wash- ington Fay, Secretary ; John Ritterdam, Treasurer ; Amos Le Roy, Steward.

lorrent Engine Company, No. 10 - Loca- ted on the corner of Lorain, Abbey and Brain'ird streets. Engine of second class, hose cart carries five hundred feet of hose ; number of members sixty. C. G. Boad, Foreman ; J. Smith, First Assistant Fore- man ; J. W. Blake, Second Assistant Fore- man ; R. Hays, Treasurer ; J. 'M. Wright, Secretary ; S. Nevills, Steward ; C. Craine, Marshal. '

Each Engine has an alarm bell. The

want of a central alarm bell has been se- verely felt b}' all, and it is hoped that the building of an alarm tower will not be long delayed.

MILITARY.

Cleveland LigM Artillery Co. A. - fleets at their xVrmory, on Frankfort st., every Wed- nesday evening, to drill. No. of men, 20 ; No. of pieces and caisons, 1. Capt., W. R. Simmons ; 1st Lieut., John T. Robinson ;

2d do., ; Orderly Sergeant, John A.

Bennett ; Secretary and Treasurer, John A. Robinson.

Cleveland LigJit Artillery Co. B. - Organ- ized Feb'y 8, 1858 ; meets every Thursday evening, to drill and transact business. J. T. Mack, Capt.; Christian Schonderfcr, 1st

Lieut.; .Jacob Roeder, 2d Lieut.; Spi-

choltz, 1st Sergeant ; J. M. Bunhardt, 2d do.; Valentine Weihl, Sec'y.

Sixth Ward Artillery Co. E. - Organized 1858 ; meets every Monday evening, to drill and transact business. John Friend, Cajjt.; John A. Bishop, 1st Lieut.; Lewis Leitz, 2d do. ; A. Yeller and P. Weiss, Sergeants ; John Shaffer, Pay Master; A. Mog, Sec'y.

Cleveland Light Artillery Co. D. - Organ- ized Sept., 1858. Meet every Thursday evening. P. W. Rice, Capt.; Jas. H. Miller, 1st Lieutenant; George Crawford, Secretary and Treasurer.

Cleveland Light Dragoons. - Meet for pur- pose of drilling and transaction of business, every first Monday; drill every third ^Monday. L. Heckman, Capt. ; H. Beilstein, 1st Lieut. ; Fr. Haltnorth, 2d do. ; H. Roemer, 3d do.; Chas. Stern, Orderly Sergeant. Full compli- ment of rank .and file, 45 men ; 10 musicians.

Clevelmd Grays. - Organized Sept., 1854. INIeets first Friday in every month. Drills every Monday evening. W. H. Hayward, Ca])tain ; J. W. Ensworth, 1st Lieutenant ; J. M. Richards, 2d do. ; Geo. E. Lemon, 3d do.; , 4th do. ; J. Ensworth, 1st Ser- geant; J. N. Estabrook, 2d do. ; J. S. AVhite, 3d do. ; C. S. Hobbs, 4th do. ; D. Short, Ist Corporal; W. H. Willis, 2d do.; F. W. Slos- son, 3d do. ; A. A. Adams, 4th do. ; J. W. Ensworth, Recording Secretary; H. E. Spear,

Treasurer; , Secretary of Finance; C.

W. Palmer, Judge Advocate; James Hill,

Commissary ; , Quarter Master.

No. muskets, 40.

Cleveland Light GM«r(75"Organized Jan'y, 11, 1859, Meet everv IMondav evening'. J, R. Sanforl, Captain'; W. R.'Creighton,

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First Lieutenant ; John ISTevins, Second Lieu- tenant ; Wm. Steel, Ensign; H, M, Noble, First Sergeant ; Henry Place, Second Ser- geant ; D.A, Kimball, Third Sergeant ; Wm, Towner, Fourth Sergeant ; J, P. Mcllrath, First Corporal ; L. G, De Forest, Second Cor- poral ; J, W, Spaulding, Third Corporal ; W, H, Thayer, Fourth Corporal ; W. H. Maltby, Seci-etary; Joseph Mcllrath, Treas- urer ; S, S. Flager, Commissary ; A. Burgess, Quai'termaster,

BANKS.

Bank of Commerce. - Atwater Building. Oi'ganized Aug. 29, 1851. Capital, $150,000. Banking hours, from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Joseph Perkins, President; H. B. PImibut, Cashier ; M. S. Turner, Asst. Cashier ; J. C. Buel, Simon Perkins, Jr., Tellers; G. W. Lepper,Book- Keeper; P. T. Stone, Collecting Clerk ; Joseph Perkins, Amasa Stone, Jr., Stillman Witt, Henry Harvey, H. B. Hurlbut, Directors.

City Banlc of Cleveland 115 Superior. - Capital $150,000. Banking hours from 9 A M. to 3 P. M. Lemuel Wick, President; Albert Clark, Cashier; J B Meriam, Teller; John Whitelaw, Moses Kelley, George Wor- thington, C, L Camp and Albert Clark, Di- rectors.

Commercial Branch Bank - Atwater Build- ing. Organized Nov., 1845. Capital, $175,-. 000. Banking hours, from 9 A. M. to 3 P, M. T. P. Handy, President ; D. P. Eells, Cashier ; A. S. Gorham, Assistant Cashier ; L. H. Severance, Receiving Teller ; H. W. Boardman, Paying Teller ; Geo. E. Beebe Book-Keeper ; Charles Dockstader, Clerk ; Charles L. Cutter, Collecting Clerk ; T. P. Handy, W. A. Otis, Dudley Baldwin, W. J. Boardman, D. P. Eells, Directors.

Forest City Banlc - 176 Superior, - Capital $125,000 Banking hours from 7 A M to 3 P. M, John Crowell, President, S. ' B Sturges, Cashir; S L Severance, Teller; John Crowell, S. B, Sturges, B B, PLale, John F, Warner and B, L. Spangler, Directors,

Merchants' Banlt. - Cor. Bank and Supe- rior sts. Capital, $125,000. Banking hours, from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. T. M. Kelley, President; Geo. Mygatt, Cashier; W. A. Cutter, Asst. Cashier ; T. C. Johnson, Book- Keeper; T. M. Kelley, Geo. Mvgatt, M. Barnett, W. D. Beattie, and W. Collins, Di- rectors.

Society for Savings. - Cor. of Bank and Frankfort sts. Chartered 1849. Open d?l\y

from 9}<2 A. M. to 12 1.' M., and from 1}4 to 3 }4 P. M. Hon. S. J.'Andrews, President; W. f. Smith, R. Hitchcock, D. Baldwin, Vice Presidents ; Henry Wick, Hiram Griswold, L. Benedict, J. F. Borges, H. W.. Clark, M. Barnett, J. A. Foot, JTCardner, E. Hessen- mueller, J. A. Harris, M. B. Scott, D. A. Shepard, Clsarles Hickox, J. Lowman, W. J. Warner, J. Pannell, W. A. Otis, W.H.Stan- ley, E. T. Sterling, B. Rouse, J. B. Waring, S. Williamson, M. C. Younglove, Joseph Perkins, Trustees ; S. J. Andrews, W. H. Stanley, M. B. Scott, M. Barnett, Joseph Perkins, Committee of Investment ; S. H. Mather, Sec'y and Treasurer.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

City Insurance Co. of Cleveland. - Organized 1854. Capital, $100,000. Office, 235 Su- perior St.

Cleveland Bisurance Co. - Office, 23 Supe- rior st. Chartered 1854. Capital, $500,000. Edmund Clark, President; S. W. Crittenden, Secretary.

Cleveland Mutual Insurance Co. - Office, 235 Superior St. Incorpoated 1849. Insures on the stock or mutual plan. Asahel Strong, President; S. J. Smith, Vice President ; John Marr, Secretary and Treasurer; Cyrus Eddy, General Agent.

Washington Union Insurance Co. - Office, Rouse's Block, Superior st.. Cor. Public Square. Chartered 1851. Resources, $300,- 000. Benjamin Lane, President; H. H. Hatch, Secretary and Treasurer; Benjamin Lane, A. S. Sanford, Charies W. Cook, D. B. Hatch, J. N. Owen, W. J. Ford, W. M. Pow- ell, H. H. Hatch, H. L. Hosmer, Directors.

Commercial Mutual Insurance Co. - Office, 1 Oviatt's Exchange. Organized 1851. Cap- ital, $100,000. M. B. Scott, President; W. J. Gordon, Vice President; A. J. Breed, Treasurer; Geo. A. Tisdale, Sec'y; Capt. George H. Gibson, Marine Inspector ; M. B. Scott, P. Chamberlin, Henry Harvey, H. B. Tuttle, John A. Barney, William Bingham, George A. Tisdale, Isaac L. Hewitt, Samuel Williamson, H. N. Gates, WiUiam Green, Samuel F. Lester, Robert Llanna, Wm, J. Gordon, and James Barnett, Directors.

Board of Underwriters. - -J. L. Weatherly, President; C. C. Carlton, Vice President; H. F. Brayton, Treasurer; Geo. May, Sec'y.

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INCORPORATED COMPANIES.

Cleveland Iron Mining Co. - Office, Oviatt's Exchange. Organized 18.53. Capital Stock, $500,000. Paid in, $300,000. Par value of shares, $15. Wat. J. Gordon, President ; Sam'l L. Mather, Treasurer ; H. B. Tuttle, Sec'y; W. J. Gordon, J. L. Hewitt, John Outhwaite, Selah Chaniherlain, H. F. Bray- ton, Sam'l L. Mather, H. B. Tuttle, M. L. Hewitt, Directors.

Cleveland Boiler Plate Co. - Officers - S. L. Matlier, President and Treasurer;

Sec'y ; John Outhwaite, Jacob Low- man, Joseph Masury, Sam'l L. Mather, Di- rectors.

Railroad Iron Mill Co. - William st., near the lake. Capital, $100,000. Albert G. Smith, President and Manager ; Lyman T. Thayer, Sec'y and Treasurer ; A. G. Smith, L. T. Thayer and W. S. Williams, Directors.

Cuyalwga Steam Furnace Co. - Detroit, Cor. of Centre st. Incorporated 1834. Cap- ital, $100,000. E. T. Sterling, Agent ; W. B. Castle, Sec'y ; Ethan Rogers, Chief En- gineer.

Lalce Erie Paper Co. - Office, 118 Bank st. Capital, $50,000. Geo. Worthiugton, Presi- dent; N. W. Taylor, Sec'y and Agent; Geo. Worthington, D. P. Rhodes, E. P. Morgan, L. C. Frost, N. W. Taylor, Directors.

Ohio City and Olmsted PlauTc Road Co. - Office, 7 Water st. John M. West, President; E. S. Root, Sec'y and Treasurer.

Cleveland Qas Light c^ Cohe Co. - 195 Superior st. T. P. Handy, President; T. Dwight Eells, Secretary ; W. E. Beckwith, Treasurer ; G. A. Hyde, Engineer ; T. P. Handy, David Sinton, M. C. Younglove, William Bingham, J. H. Morly, Directoi-s.

STEAMBOAT & TRANSPORTATION LINES.

American TrauspoHation Co. - Office, 35 E. River. T. N. Bond, Agent ; J. Carlisle, Special Agent for Southern Ohio.

American Transpoiiation Line. - (Ohio Canal.) Hubby, Hughes & Co. Agents. Office, 19 River street.

American <Sc Western Th-ansportation Co

Upper Lake Steamboat Line - T. N. Bond, Agent. Office 35 River street.

Buffalo and Green Bay Line of Steamers - Mix & Morris, Ageuts, 1 River street.

Buffalo, Cleveland and Chicago Line of Steamers - Mix & Morris, Agents, 1 River street, and Hubby, Hughes & Co., 19 River,

Cleveland, Detroit and Lalce Superior Line of Steamers - Mix & Morris, and Hussey & McBride, Agents,

Cleveland, Detriot 4" Lalce Superior Pro- peller iyz'Tie - Hussey & McBride, Agents.

Cleveland and New York Express Freight Line - Mix & Moms, Agents, 1 River street.

Oreat Western Dispatch Line - Offiee, Front street, foot of River. B. H. Bamett, Agent.

Green Bay <^ Buffalo Steamhoat Line. - Office, 1 River street Mix & Morris, Agents.

Lake Shore Express Co. - E, N, Parka, Agent, Office Front foot of River,

Lake Superior Steamhoat Line - Htissey & McBride, Agents. 129 River street.

Merclmnts' Central and People's Line Ex- press - Hubby, Hughes & Co., Agents, 19 River,

Merclmnts^ Dispatch - Office, Front street, foot of River. H. K. Boylston, Agent.

Michigan Central R. R. Line of Steamers - L. A. Pierce, Agent. Office, 57 River street

New York and Erie R. R. 'Frieght Line. - W. D. Cushing, Agent Office, Front street, foot River.

New York Central R. R. Freight Line

H. Johnson, Agent Office, 11 River sti-eet

Ward's Cleveland and Buffalo Daily Line of Steamers. - Mix & Morris, Agents, 1 River street

Waid's Cleveland and Toledo Daily lAra of Steamers, - Mix & Morris, Agents, 1 River, street

Western Dispatch Line. - B. H. Bamett, Agent Front, foot River stseet

Western Transpmiation Co. - T. N.^Bond, Agent. Office, 35 River street

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Ameiican Express Co. - Livingston, Fargo & Co. and Wells, Butterfield & Co., Propri- etors. Henry Wells, President; Dan'l But- terfield, V. President; Wm. G. Fargo, Sec'y; Alexander Holland, Treasurer; E. W. Sloan, Supt. Western Division; John E. Cole, Agent at Cleveland.

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United States Express Co. - D. N. Barney, N. Y., President; H. Kip, Buffalo, Supt.; E. P. Williams, Buffalo, Sec'y ; T. P. Marsh, Buffalo, Treasurer ; W. G. Yates, Agent at Cleveland.

EAILROADS.

Cleveland, Columbus <^ Cincinnati R. B. - Officers - L. M. Hubby, President; E. S. Flint, Superintendent ; T. P. Handy, Trea- surer ; Geo. H. Russell, Secretary and Dep- uty Treasurer ; F. W. Brown, Paymaster.

Directors - Stillman Witt, Sam'l William- son, Martin B. Scott, Leander M. Hubby, John Miller, Hosea Williams, Erastus S. Prosser, David Dows, John M. Woolsey, Alfred Kelly.

Cleveland, Painesville <^ Ashtabula B. B. - Officers - Amasa Stone, Jr., President ; George B. Ely, Secretary and Treasurer; H. Nottingham, Superintendent ; Alfred Ely, Jr., Paymaster.

Directors - Alfred Kelly, Columbus, 0.; Jas. Miles, Girard, Pa.; W. D. Beattie, Still- man Witt, Thomas M. Kelly, Amasa Stone, Jr., Wm. Case, H. B. Payne, Cleveland, O; E. M. Gilbert, Utica, N. Y.; Sam'l J. Ran- dall, Phil.; J, B, Johnson, Erie, Pa.; Ham- ilton White, Syracuse, N. Y.; C. C. Dennis, Buffalo, N. Y.

Cleveland df Mahoning B. B. - Officers - David Tod, President ; Charles L. Rhodes, Vice President and Superintendent ; 0, M. Burke, Secretary and Treasurer.

Directors - David Tod, Reuben Hitchcock, Joseph Perkins. R. W. Cunningham, Dudley Baldwin, Frederick Kinsman, Chas. Smith, Henry B. Perkins.

Cleveland dp Fittshurgh B. B. - Officers - J. N. McCulloch, President and Superinten- dent ; C. E. Gorham, Assistant Superinten- dent ; Edward Rockwell, Secretary and Treasurer; W, W. Chandler, General Freight Agent ; F. R. Myers, General Ticket Agent ; E. F. Smith, Paymaster.

Directors - J. N. McCullough, Wellsville, 0.; Zalmon Fitch, Jas. F, Clark, Jas, Farm- er, Henry W. Clark, Cleveland, 0.; W. W. Holloway, Bridgeport, 0.; B. Brennan, Steu- henville, 0.; Henry C. Kingsley, New Ha- ven. Ct ; D. C. List, Wheeling, Va.; J. Pen- nock, J. S. Dilworth, Pittsburgh, Pa.; H. Stowe, Beaver, Pa.

Cleveland <^ Toledo B. B. - Officers - J. B. Waring, President ; H. C. Luce, Secre- tary and Treasurer ; L. D. Rucker, Super-

intendent ; J. D. Simpkins, Assistant Super- intendent ; E. Sheldon, Paymaster ; J. U. Parsons, General Ticket Agent.

TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.

Western Union Telegraph Company - Office, in Washington Block, St. - Clair street. Hiram Sibley, Rochester, N. Y., President; Isaac R. Elwood, Rochester, N. Y., Sec'y; J. H. Wade, Cleveland, 0., Managing Di- rector; A. Stager, Cleveland, 0., Gen. Supt,; Wm. Hunter, Cleveland, O, Supt. Supplies; Wm. Cobb, Chicago, III, T. T. Eckert, Mans- field, 0., J. Dunham, Cincinnati, 0., J. N. Alvord, St. Louis, Mo., Division Supts.; A. M. Van Duzen, Manager of Cleveland office; H. L. Welton, Asst.; E. P. Wright, Chief Operator. Auxiliary office, in R. R. Depot. W. B, Hibbard, Manager.

SECRET SOCIETIES, [masons.] Cleveland City Lodge, No 15 - Chas. A Woodward, W. M.; George H. Adams, S. W.; M. Pattinson, J. W.; C. L. Camp, Treas,; M. L. Rider, Sec; J. D. Coleman, S. D.; Jos, Bell, J. D.; George Kirk, Tyler.

Meets the first and third Tuesday even- ings of each month, at Iris Hall, Superior St

7ns Lodge, No 229 - G. H. Burt, W. M.; L. Hills, S. W.; J. E. Hopkins, J. W.; P. Thatcher, Jr., Treas.; D. E. Field, Sec; G. W. Berry, S. D.; H. B. Seymour, J. D.; R. H. Norton, Tyler.

Meets the second and fourth Mondays of each month, at Iris Hall, Superior St.

Bigelow Lodge, No. 243 - S. Buhrer, W. M.; John Tiedmann, S. W.; Chas. H. Bab- cock, J. W.; Benj. Wygant, Treas.; J. S. Ball, Sec; A. B. Cannon, S. D.; Wm, H. Nay, J. D.; G. G. Allen, Tyler.

Meets in Columbus Block, Detroit St

Eureka Lodge, No. 14. - M. T. Boyd, W. ' M.; J. A. Davis, S, W.; J. Hughes, J. W.; James H. Wean, Sec; Walter Tyler, Treas.; Abel Starkey, Tyler.

Hall 18 Matthews Block, Public Square.

Webb Chapter, B. A. M., No. 14 - A. C- McNary, M. E. H. P.; G. H. Burt, E. R.; J- E. Hopkins, E. S.; L. Hills, C. H.; C. A, Woodward, P. S.; G. W. Berry, R. A. C; E. A. Hopkins, M. E. V.; J. H. Stanley, M. Q. v.; G. H. Adams, M. L V.; E. R. Gris-

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wold, Treas.; D. E. Field, Sec; B. M. Hutch- inson, Chaplain; R. H. Norton, Guard.

Meets the first and third Tuesday even- ings of each month, at Iris Hall, Superior St.

Oriental Enmwpmmt, K. T., No. 12 - R. Creighton, C; J.^. Wheeler, Gen.; George W. Howe, C. G.; A. C. McNary, Prelate; Geo. S. Burt, S. W.; Alfred Ely, Jr., J. W.; E. R. Griswold, Treas.; D. E. Field, Record- er; S. Buhrer, St. Bearer, J. A. Pitkin, Sword Bearer, P. Thatcher, Jr., Warden; Ed. Piiluy, Sentinel.

JNIeets the first Monday evening of each mouth, at Iris Hall, Superior St.

[sons of maxta.]

Americus Lodge, I. 0. S. of M. - Hall Armory, Superior St. - Meets every Friday, evening. Stoughton Bliss, G. C; E" G. Williams, V. G. C; Edward C. Kinsman, G. Ch.; G. W. Howe, G. S. & T.; J. L. Koh- inson, G. C; D wight Scott, J. S.; - . Gal- loway, 0. S.

[odd fellows.]

Cleveland Lodge, L 0. 0. F. No. 13. - J. S. I\Iartin, N. G.; J. Blackburn, V. G.; W. J. Rhodes, Rec. Sec; G. H. Adams, Per. Sec; H. Stickney, Treas. Meets Monday even- ings of each week at Odd Fellows Hall, 236 Superior St.

Cuyahoga I^odge, No. 22 - Alfred Meads, N. G.; Orrin Slack, V. G.; T. W. Evans, Rec. Sec; Henry Haines, Per. Sec; George W. Lynch, Treas. Meets Wednesday even- ings of each week at Odd Fellows Hall, 236 Superior St.

Erie Lodge, No. 27 - 0. L. Russell, N. G.; N. B. Prentice, V. G.; J. Powell, Per. Sec; J. L. Shepard, Treas. Meets every Friday evening, at Columbus Block, Detroit St.

Forest City Lodge, No. 162 - A. N. Alder- man, N. G.; J. V. N. Locke, V. G.; Heber B. Pearson, Rec. Sec; B. F. Robinson, Per. Sec; E. Shepard, Treas. Meets every Thursday evening at Odd Fellows Hall, 236 Superior St.

Phmiix Lodge, No. 233 - Henry Parsons, N. G.; Daniel Stephan, D. G.; Lewis R. Morris, R. S.; Henry B. Seym<nir, Per. Sec; J. B. Shull, Treas. Meets every Monday evening, at Columbus Block, Detroit St.

Cleveland Encampnent, No. 5 - Meets every Thursday evening in Odd Fellows' Hall. Wm. Treat, C. P.; James Chubb, H. P.; H. Stickney, L. W.; Wm. Parsons, J. W. G. H. Adams, Scribe; Ansel Roberts, Treas. Ohio Lj>lge, No. 118 - -J. S. Whitfield, N. G.; John Baukh«ad, V. G.; J. A. Davis, Per.

Sec; Henry Menick, Rec. Sec; David H. Crosby, Treas. Hall, Mathews Block, Pub- lic Square.

[UUOTHERHOOD OF THE tJNION.]

Llppard Circle, No. 24, B. W. (H. F.) C. A. - Meets every Friday evening at their Hall, Ontario Street, cor. Public Square.

John J. Corlett, C. W.; Thos. H. Clague, C. J.; J. Nevins, H. S. K; John C. Wagner, Treas.; Samuel Crobaugh, C. 0.; A. S. Rad- cliff, C. F.; N. Castor, W. D.; F. Pinkerton, H. H.

[sons of the covenant.]

Lndependent Order of B'nai Bereth, Solo- 7)1011 Lodge, No. 16 - Meets every Sunday evening at I. 0. B. B. Hall, Colwell's Block, Ontario Street.

J. Hapferman, P.; D. Cauffinan, V. P.; S. Goodheart, T.; Jacob Cohen, R. S.; A. Schwartz, F. S.; B. F. Peixotto, M.; C. Loeb, A. M.; A. Jankan, AV.; K. Straus, 0. G.

Constitutional Grand Lodge located at New York.

District Grand Lodge located at Cincin- nati.

TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.

[SOXS OF TEMPERANCE.]

Cleveland Division, No. 275. - Meets ev- ery Monday evening at their Hall, corner Ontario and Champlain,

T. H. Crosbv, W. P.; T. Clark, W. A.; R. Riley, R. S.; W. Downie, A. R. S.; L C. Pendleton, T.; H. P. Henderson, F. S.;J. Phvpers, C; J. H. Miller, A. C; W. Wors- wick, T. S.; J. C. Heath, C. S.

[good TEMPLARS.]

Cleveland Temple, No.l~Wm. H. Kaighan, W. C. T.; Emma E. Feun, W. V. T.; A. T. Proctor, W. S.

Cuyahoga Temple, No. 10 - Rev. H. P. Henderson, W. C. T.; Miss Alvira Cole, W; V. T.; Wm. Worswick, W. S.

Refuge Temple, No. 145 - Elias Ede, W. C. T.; Hannah E. Gordon, W. V. T.; J. W. Spaulding, W. S.

Friendship Temple, No. 150 - John Can- non, W. C. T.; Harriet Rummage, W. V. T.; J. S. Lcland, W. S.

Father Mathevo's Temperance Society - Reorganized May 3d, 1857. Right Rev. Bishop Rappe, President ; Rev. Ed. Han- non. Vice President and Treasurer ; Patrick O'Brien, Secretary ; 1115 members. Meets on the second Sunday in each month, at their Hall, rear of Cathedi'al, Erie street.

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The Marine Total Abstinence Society - In connection witli the Betliel Church, Num- ber of members enrolled and pledged, nearly 7,aX). Capt. J. G. McCurdy, President ; Rev. D. Prosser, Chaplain; W. H. Stanley, J. A. Foot, and D. Mcintosh, Managers ; John Proudfoot, Secretary.

SOCIETIES, ASSOCIATIONS, &C.

Betliel Lihrarij - In the tower of the Beth- el Church, Water, corner of Johnson street, contains about 2000 volumes, the gift of many friendly to the sailors. The Library is connected with the Western Seamen's Friend Society.

Cleveland Lilrary Association - No. 219 Superior street, Baldwin's Block. This In- stitution is now in a very thriving condition, having the past year been organized under a new Charter and Constitution, and is loca- ted in pleasant and agreeable rooms. The Reading Room is supplied with a large se- lection of Daily Newspapers and Periodicals from all the principal cities of the Union and Canada. The Library is being con- stantly enlarged, and is liberally patronized by the most intelligent portion of the citi- zens of the Forest City, and bids fair to be- come one of its proudest ornaments. The Annual Meeting of the Association for the election of Officers is held on the 2d Mon- day in April of each year. Tlie present Board of Officers consists of the following gentlemen : William Case, President ; Al- leyne Maynard, Vice President ; H. M. Cha- pin, Corresponding Secretary; Geo. W. Gard- ner, Recording Secretary ; Fayette Brown, Treasurer ; Wm. F. Smith, Wm. Bingham, Geo. A. Tisdale, Alfred Ely, jr., Directors ; Wm. J. Tait, Librarian and Superintendent. Terms of Membership, Two Dollars per year. An Annual Course of Lectures is delivered during the winter in connection with the Association.

Young Ifen's Christian Association - Or- ganized 1854.

Officers and Committees for the year 1859. - J. J. El well. Pros.; Chauncey Prentiss, L. Alcott and Dr. T. Sterling, Vice Prest's.; J. E. Ingersoll, Cor. Sec; A. S. Gorham, Treas.; J. T. Sterling, Rec. Sec.

Standing Committees - J. B. Meriam, W. E. Beckwith, Charles Dockstader, Finance. D. V7. Brooks, A. 11. Bigelow, E. H. Liger- soll, Lectures. Charles A. Willard, G. P. LeBoutelier, E. W. Sackridcr, Library and

Rooms. J. F. Keeler, T. S. Beckwith, D. P. Eells, Missionary Labor.

Rooms, 249 Superior St. over H. D. Ken- dall & Co's. store.

Reading Room, open, free to the public, every day (Sundays excepted) irom 8 o'clock A. M. to 10 P. M.

Library, 1300 volumes - Open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2 to 4 o'clock P. M., and from 7 to 9 o'clock P. M. On Satur- day from 3 to 8 o'clock P. M.

Monthly Meeting held on the last Tues- day evening of each month.

Prayer Meeting held every Saturday ev- ening at the rooms.

Union Mission Sabbath School - Under the joint care of the Y. M. C. Association and the Ladies Christian Union, held on Champlain Street, at 2 o'clock P. M. Su- perintendent, Daniel P. Eells, Assist. Supt. G. W. Whitney.

Ladies Christian CTwio??/ - Auxilliary to the Y. M. C. A. - Organized 1859.

Officers and Prudential Committee for the year 1859 - Mrs. S. B. Page, President ; Mrs. John Coon, Bap., Mrs. E. T. Sterling, Epis., Mrs. I. L. Hewitt, Presb., Mrs. B. Stedman, Cong., Mrs. G. W. Whitney., Meth., Mrs. W. H.Brewster,Wes. Meth.,Vice Presidents; Mary Clark Brayton, Secretary ;Mary C. Witt, Treas.

Prudential Committee - Mrs. S. B. Page, Mrs. C. A. Dean, Mrs. J. B. Meriam, Mary Jane Beattie, Mary C. Witt, Mrs. Geo. A. Benedict, Mrs.- L.W. Pond, Mary L. At- water, Mary Clark Brayton.

Monthly Meeting at Rooms of tbe Y. M.

C. Association on the second Monday of each month, at 4 o'clock P. M.

Western Seamen's Friend Society - Or- ganized 1830, meets annually at such time and place as the Executive Committee shall designate. Rev. S. C. Aiken, D. D. ; J. A. Foot, Esq. ; Rev. S. W. Adams, D. D.; Charies A. Dean, Rev. Jas. Eells, T. P. Handv, Esq. ; Rev. F. T. Brown ; J. B. Parish Rev. J. A. Thome ; E. T. Sterling,

D. D. ; Rev. John Peat, A. M. ; J. Masm'v, Rev. A. Wheeler; Rev. R. H. B^urlburt ; F. C. Babbitt, Rev. J. B. Bittinger, C. Taylor, Esq. ; Rev. J. C. White ; B. Sted- man, Esq. ; Rev. R. B. Claxton, D. D. ; Rev. J. W. Lowe ; J. Liece ; Rev. Wm. Day ; Rev. D. Prosser, Executive Board. J. Proud- foot, Secretary.

The St. George's Society - Meet the first Tuesday in every month, at the Sons of Temperance Hall, over J. Stair & Son's store, Ontario st. T. A. Walton, President ;

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John Outhwaite, V. President ; Edwin Stair, Treasurer; Henry Parsons, Rec. Sec'j" Johp Hale, Sec'y of Accts.; Rev. Dr. BoUes, Chap- lain; Dr. Wm. H. Capener, Physician; Chas. Easty, Wm. Parsons, Alfred Meads, Morris Clark, Stewards;* Thomas iiasty, Benjamin H. Stair, J. M. Blackburn, Charitable Com.

The St, Amlreio's Society - Meets at J. C. Cramer's office. Rouse's Block. A benevo- lent institution organized May 5, 1846, to afford aid and encouragement to Scotch im- migrant, ;md distressed natives of Scotland, resident in Cleveland. The stated quarterly meetings are held on the second Tuesday in February, August May, and November ; the latter the officers for the ensuing year are elected, and installed into office on St. An- drew's day (November 30.) John Kirk- patrick. President ; John C. Grannis, John L. Denham, G. Whitelaw, John Proudfoot, Vice Presidents ; John Downie, Heury Shanks, Wm. Mcintosh, Managers ; Rev. James McGill, Chaplain ; P. A. Gordon, Physician ; David Mcintosh, Treasurer ; Walter Dalgleish, Recording Secretary; Alex- - ander Hunter, Corresponding Secretary.

Mo7ias Relief Society - Organized Sept. 1, 1852. Meet first Friday on every month. Prospect St., cor. of Hm-on. W. S. Kermish, President; Wm. Brew, V. President; W. H. Brew, Sec'y.; James Christian, Treasurer; Thomas Quayle, William K. Corlett, John Black: Wm. Brew, W. K. Corlett, Thomas Craine, Relief Committe.

Monas Mutual Benefit Society - Meet first Monday in each month, in Hoffman's Block, Public Square. William Brew, President; William Radcliff, V. President; William G. Harrison, Sec'y; Thomas Harrison, Treasurer; J. J. Crane, John Cubbon, John T. Radcliff' Trustees. Organized April, 1855.

Oerman Freemen's Education Society - No. 272 St. Clair st. G. W. Smith, Presi- dent; A. Wangerni, V. President; D. Langs- dorf, Sec'y; H. Dorr, Treasurer.

Cleveland Musical Society - Room 147 Ontario street. S. L. Bingham, President ; D. 0. Cole, Secretary ; E. A. Hopkins, Trea- surer ; J. M. Leland, Librarian ; F. X. Byerley, Director.

Cuyahoga County Agricultural Society - Members of the Board : A. A. Jewett, President, Newburgh ; Josiah Hurst, Vice President, Dover ; W. Dewitt, Secretary, Cleveland ; Benjamin H. Stair, Treasurer, Cleveland ; Clark S. Gates, Brooklyn ; E. S. Willard, Cleveland ; B. Martin, Cleve- land ; J. G. Ruggles, Newburgh ; I. L.

Gleason, Independence.

Ladies Home Missionary Society - Of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Cleveland. This society, under the management of a no- ble band of zealous and benevolent ladies, principally connected with the St Clair St. Church, hiis been actively and efficiently en- gaged in the cause of humanity for a number of years,

Tiie ladies have recently transferred the Ragged School (so called) fonnerly under their care to the Young Men's Christian As- sociation, and will hereafter be able to direct their efforts toother jiortionsof the mi.ssionary field in the city. The objects of the Society as expressed in its constitution are "to amel- iorate the condition of the poor of this city and vicinity by feeding the hungry, clothing the destitute, and furnishing them with the insti'uction of the means of grace." Its offi- cers are : Mrs. Samuel H. Baird, President ; Mi"s. George P. Burwell, Vice President ; Mrs. Thomas H. Oakley, Secretary; Mrs. W. P. Cooke, Treasurer ; Mrs. Samuel Fol- jambe, Mrs. John Hale, Mrs. C. L, Bander, Mrs. John Howland, Mrs. F. Vance, Mana- gers.

Cleveland Bible Society - J oseY)h. Perkins, President; The Pastoi-s of all co-operating churches in the city of Cleveland, V. Presi- dents; Seth H. Sheldon, H. B. Tuttle, S. Foljambe, H. Benton, Directors; E. F. Young, Rec. Sec'y; James M. Hoyt, Cor. Sec'y; D. P. Eells, Treasurer; S. H. Mather, Auditor; Ingham & Bragg, Depositaries.

Western Reserve Sunday School and Tract

Society Depository at Ingham & Bragg's,

191 Superior st.

MEDICAL COLLEGES.

Cleveland Medical College - Comer Erie and St. Clair sts. Faculty - John Delamater, M. D., Prof, of Midwifery, and Diseases of Women and Children; Jared P. Kirtland, M. D., Prof, of the Principles and Practice of Medicine ; J. Lang CaSsels, M. D., Prof, of Chemistry and Botany ; Jacob J. Dela- mater, M. D., Prof, of Materia Medica, The- rapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence; Proctor Thaver, M. D., Prof of Anatomy and Phys- iology; Gustave C. E. Weber, M. D. Prof' of the Principles and Practice of Surgery; H. K. Cushing, M. D., Adjunct Prof, of' Mid- wifery and Diseases of Women and Children; Peter Allen, M. D., Trumbull Co., William Bushnell, M. D., Highland Co., Albert Read, M. D., Huron Co., Jolm W. Russell, M. D., Knox Co., Medical Censors.

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Western Homeopathic College - Ohio st., chartered 1850. Officers. _ John Wheeler, M. D., President; Dudley Baldwin, Esq., V. President; Wm. H. Biirridge, Sec'y. Fac- ulty__B. L. Hill, M. D., Berlin Heights, 0., Professor of General, Special and Surgical Anatomy; A. R. Bartlett, M. D., Aurora, 111., Professor of Physiology and General Pathol- ogy; J. Brainerd, M. D., Cleveland, 0., Pro- fessor of Medical Botany, Chemistry and Toxicology; J. S. Douglas, M. D.,Mil\vaukee, Wis., Professor of Materia Medica, Special Pathology and Diagnosis; John Ellis, M. D., Detroit, Mich., Prof, of Principles and Prac- tice of Medicine; S. R. Beckwith, M. D., Cleveland, 0., Prof, of Surgery and Surgical Diseases; E. A. Guilbert, M. D., Dubuque, Iowa, Prof, of Obstetrics and Diseases of Wo- men and Children ; Hon. John Crowell, Cleveland, 0., Prof of Medical Jurisprudence. D. S. Smith, M. D., Waukegan, 111., A. 0. Blair, M. D., Columbus, 0., J. Sill, Kalama- zoo, Mich., Censors. Officers of Faculty

Hon. John Crowell, Dean; J. Brainerd, M. D., Registrar. Daniel Odell, Janitor.

ASYLUMS.

Boys^ Asylum - Kept by the Sisters of Charity, Monroe St., west side. Catholic.

Cleveland Orphan Asylum - Kinsman St. near Wilson Avenue.

Officers - Sherlock J. Andrews, Pres.; Daniel P. Eells, Clerk; George Mygatt, Treas.

Trastees - H. W. Clark, Benj, Rouse, Philo Scovill.

Board of Managers - Mrs. Elisha Taylor, Pres.; Mrs. L. M. Hubby, Mrs. S. William- son, Mrs. G. Chapman, Mrs. Dr. Hanna, Mrs. J. K. Miller, Mrs. Mary H. Severance, Mrs. B. Harrington, Mrs. B. Rouse, Mrs. Hiram Griswold, Mrs. S. B. Page, Miss Ma- ry Dean.

Mrs. Wm. Mittleberger, Sec; Mrs. Os- borne, Matron; Miss Helen Townsend, Teacher; Dr. Theodore T. Sterling, Physi- cian.

St Mary's Orphan Asylum - Harmon St. near Kinsman. Victorine Boucher, Prin- cipal.

CEMETERIES.

Jesse Palmer, Sexton and Superintendent.

Catholic - Kinsman, east of Woodland.

City - Erie, between Ohio and Bolivar.

Jewish - Tifereth Israel Congregation, junc. Monroe and Willet. Israelitic Anshe Ches- sed Congregation, junct. Monroe and Willet.

West Side - Monroe st.

Woodland - Kinsman, between Second and Bolton Avenues.

CONVENTS.

Sisters of Charity of tJie Immalculate Conception - Monroe street, near Willett, west side. Under the patronage of the R. C. Bishop of Cleveland; Catherine Bissonette. Superioress.

Ursline - Euclid, west of Erie. Under the patronage of the R. C. Bishop of Cleve- land. Mary Beamount,Superioress. There is a boarding School, also three day schools and two free schools. There are four schools on the east side and five on the west side that are supplied with female teachers from this Institution.

BANDS.

EecTcer Band - Rooms over 151 Water; Reinhart, Leader.

Leland's Band - Rooms 222 Superior ; J. M. Leland, Leader.

NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.

Agitator - Semi-monthly. Mrs. H. F. M. Brown, Editor and Proprietor. Office 288 Superior street.

Analyst - Semi-monthly. J. A. Spencer & Co., Editors and Proprietors. Office 197 Superior street.

Germania - (German) Semi-weekly and weekly. Ernest Scheuflier, Editor and Pro- prietor. Office south side of Public Spuare.

National Democrat - Daily and weekly - E. A. Munson, Publisher. C. B. Flood, Ed- itor. Office, 144 Superior street.

Herald - Daily, tri-weekly, and weekly, by Fairbanks, Benedict & Co. G. A. Bene- dict and J, H, A. Bone, Editors. Office 132 Bank street.

Leader - Daily, tri-weekly, and weekly by

E. Cowles & Co. J. A. Harris, Editor, Of- fice 144 Superior street.

Plaindealer - Daily, tri-weekly, and week- ly, by J. W. Gray. J. W. Gray, and Chas.

F. Brown, Editors. Office comer of Supe- rior and Vineyard streets.

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Review - Dailj', and semi-weekly by T. L. Wilcox. 11. N. Joliasdn, Editor. Office 147 Water street.

Cornmera'al Gazette - AVeelsly. John K. Lowe, Publisher. Office 144 Huperior street.

Dodge's Literary Miiseuiu - Weekly. Os- siau E. Dodge, Editor and Pi-oprietor. Office 5 Euclid street,

Ohio Farmer - Weekly. Thos. Brown, Editor and Proprietor. Office l'J7 Superior street.

The Christliche Butschafter - (German,) Semi-monthly, by C. Hammer. C. G. Koch, Editor, Office 218 and 220 Kinsman street.

The Chnstliche Kinderfreund - (German,) by C. Hammer. C. G. Koch, Editor. Office 218 and 220 Kinsman street.

The Evangelical Messenger - Semi-month- ly, by C. Hammer. S. G. Clewcll, Editor. Office 218 and 220 Kinsman street. -

The Weste7-n Laio Monthly - Hay dei-i, King & Ehvell, Publishers. Chester Hay- den, LL. D., General Editor; Hon. R. P. Ranncy, Supervisory Editor of Code Depart- ment; J. J. El well, and M. A. King, Assis- tant Editors. Office Rouse's Block, corner of Public Square.

Vanguard - Weekly. Wm. Denton, Al- fred Cridge, and Anna Denton Cridge, Edi- tors and Proprietors. Office 109 Lake street

Waechter am Erie - (German,) Weekly, August Thime, Editor and Proprietor. Of- fice 181 Ontario street.

Wool Grower's liepoHer - Monthly. An- drew Header, Editor and Proprietor." Office 109 Bank street

CHURCHES.

[baptist.]

First Baptist - Corner Euclid and Erie.

Purchased of the Plymouth Congregation,

April, 1855. Rev. S. W. Adams, Pastor,

Nicholas Quackenbush, Sexton.

Second Baptist - Erie, corner Ohio. Pur- chased from Second Presbyterian Church, 1851. Rev. Daniel S. Watson, Pastor.

Third Baptist - Corner Clinton and State. Erected in 1855. Rev. S. B. Page, Pastor.

Mission Baptist - Corner Hudson street and Scoville Avenue. Supplied by Pastors from the other Bapt:ist Churches of the city.

[congregational.] Flymouih Church - Prospect street, west

of Erie. Rev. James C. White, Pastor. W. H. Francisco, Sexton.

Congregational Church - Detroit, comer State. Erected 1850; dedicated 1852. Rev. J. A. Thome, Pastor. Daniel Mallony, Sexton.

[catholic]

St. John's Cathedral - Corner Erie and Su- perior. Amacjeus Ra^jpe, D. D., Bishop. Assistants - Rev. E. Harmon, Rev. C. B. O'Couner. N. Wagner, Sexton.

St. Mary's Church - Corner Columbia and Girard. Rev. X. Obermuller, Pastor.

St. Patrick's Church - Whitman, near Woodbine. James Vincent Conlan, Joseph Conlan, Pastors.

St. Peter's - Superior, corner of Dodge. Rev. J. Luke. There is a school connected with this Church.

St. VinceiiCs Asylum - Monroe. Under the care of the Sisters of Charity of St Au- gustine. S. Ursula, Mother Superior. - Twenty religious ; sixty orphan boys.

[disciples church.] Corner Franklin and the Circle. Erected in 1846. Rev. Mr. Jones, Pa.stor. L U. Masters, James Camion, D. P. Xickerson, Trustees ; Hiram Pierce, J. S. Calkins, Dea- cons ; William Bowler, Clerk.

[episcopal.]

Grace Church - Comer of Prosjiect and Erie streets. Rev. Lawson Carter, Rector. Rev. Wm. A. Rich, Assistant Mhiister ; Joseph Price, Sexton. C. J. Woolson and K W. Palmer, Wardens. S. H. Webb, D. E. Field, J. D. Cleveland, W. L. Carter, P. Freeman, C. P. Whitney, E. R. Griswold, and E. C. Bush, Vestrymen.

St. Johns - Corner Wall street, West Side. Erected 1836; consecrated 1838. Rev. Lewis Burton, Rector. John S. Furuell, Sexton. S. N. Herrick, G. L. Chapman, Wardens ; S. W. Johnson, Wells Porter, W. B. Castle, B. Tinker, John H. Sargent, J. Beverlin, W. Foster. Vestrymen.

St. Patils - Euclid corner of Sheriff streets. Built 1848. Rev. Robert B. Claxtun, Pastor. James Fassitt, Sexton.

Trinity - Superior street Rebuilt 1854, and consecrated on Ascension day, Maj- 17, 1855. James A. Bolles, D. D., Rector. John Shellej', Ansel Roberts, Wardens; S. L. Mather, B. Hanington, li P. Spalding, Philo Chamberlin, John A. Vincent, S. F. Lester, S. B. Axtell, T. A. Walton, Vestry- men.

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Trinity Cliurch was organized, November 9th, 1816, and is therefore the oldest organ- ized Church of any denomination in the city of Cleveland. The first building in which the congregation worshiped, was erected on the corner of Seneca and St. Clair streets, and was entirely destroyed by fire in March,

1854. The present edifice on Superior street, was erected in 1854, and consecrated on Ascension day, May 17th, 1855.

Free CJmpel and Widows Home - Scoville Avenue, near Brownell, under the care of and sustained by Trinity Church,

[JEWISH.]

Ansclie Chesed Congregation - 28 Eagle St. S. Thorman, President; Marcus Wolf, Vice President ; Joel Englehart, Isaac Hopferman, H. Bloch, L. H. Schwarzenberger, Grershon Straus, A. Halle, Trustees. This congregation is composed of about one hundred and twenty members. The Synagogue was erected in 1846, is a brick structure 35 by 70, and cost $2,500.

Tifereth Israel Congregation - Huron St., comer of Miami. Synagogue erected in

1855, dedicated January, 1856; cost $10,000. Rev. Jacob Cohen, Acting Minister; K. Straus, Sexton ; J. Steiuer, Greorge A. Davis, S. Mann, D. Cauffman, C. Loeb, B. F. Peixoto, Louis Kilman, Trustees.

[LUTHERAN.]

Evangelical Zion - Bolivar, near Erie, Or- ganized April 14th, 1843, dedicated Janua- ry 20th, 1848 ; Henry Schwan, Pastor, - William Depner, Sexton. A week school of 90 scholars. Members, 500.

Trinity Church - Jersey, near Lorain. J, C. William Lindeman, Pastor, Henry Schreif- er, Sexton. A week school of 80 scholars. Members, 450,

Salem Church - Corner Eagle and Erie. Erected in 1856, dedicated in 1857. This Church has a largo membership,

[METHODIST EPISCOPAL.]

St. Clair Si!. - Corner St. Clair and Wood. Rev. John Peat,Pastor. W, P. Cooke,Samuel Foljambe, John Gill, Jacob Lowman, S. A. Powers, Trustees ; Geo. P, Burwell, Collec- tor ; W. P, Cooke, Supt, of Sabbath School,

Erie Street - Erie near Ohio, Erected 1853, dedicated Oct. 23,1853. Rev. R. H, Hurlburt, Pastor. J. Gillard, Sexton. E, A, Brock, J. M. Hower, 0, J, Keeler, H. Latimer, Horace Wilkins, Trustees,

Church Street - Corner Churcli and Hano- ver. Erected 1835, dedicated 1840. A.

WheeTer, Pastor. Lyman Whitney, Henry Stevens, Sam'l H. Crowl, Alfred Davis, W. A. Ingham, Ezra Honeywell, George Pres- ley, Horace Benton, Henry Hale, Trustees,

Scoville Avenue - Scoille Avenue, east of Perry. Erected 1851, Rev. James W. Lowe, Pastor, Chas. Thompson, Sexton,

Bridge Street - Corner Bridge and Taylor, Erected 1855, dedicated 1857, Rev. T, J. Pope, Pastor. Samuel Moore, Samuel H. Crowl, Joseph Turton, Benj. Parkin, Thos. Bloxhan, Trustees,

City Mission - St. Clair near Pittsburgh Repair Shop. Rev. H, P. Henderson, Pastor. C. L. Bander, W, P, Cooke, C. W. Chis- holm. Trustees,

German - Prospect, west of Erie, Erected in 1847. Emit Baur, Pastor, Ludwig Marc, Sexton,

German - Lorain, corner McLane. Erected 1851, dedicated 1852. George Adam Ren- ter, Pastor, Ludwig Keeley, Sexton. F. Dryer, Supt. of Sabbath School. Day School in connection with this Church in the summer.

African - Bolivar, east of Erie. S, T. Jones, Pastor, J. A. Davis, P, C. Janes, D. H, Crosby, John Skinner, G. C. Wooten, Trustees.

[PRESBYTERIAN.]

First - Public Square, comer of North Ontario street. Erected 1856. Rev. S, C. Aiken, D. D., and W. H. Goodrich, Pastore, A. Strong and W. G. Stedman, Deacons ; Joseph Sargeant, D. P. Atwater, J. A. Font, F. C. Keith, E. H. Merrill, George Mygatt, Elders,

Second - Superior street, east of the Park. Erected 1851. Rev. James Eells, Pastor. William K. Cmtiss, Sexton. W, A, Otis, S, H. Fox, J, Holt, Deacons, Levi Benedict, Hiram Griswold, T. P. Handv, D. A. Shep- ard, M, L. Brooks, Elders, 'S. H. Mather, Clerk, Communicants - 403,

Euclid Street - Euclid comer of Brownell, Erected 1852. J. B. Bittinger, Pastor ; John Horner, Sexton. Elisha Taylor, Zalmon Fitch, F. S. Slosson, S. C. Porter, Elders. Joseph Perkins, Henry Harvey, Deacons,

Associate - Erie near Huron. Erected in the spring of 1843. Dedicated in the fall of 1843. Rev. James McGill, Pastor. Jno. Taylor. Sexton.

Westminster - Prospect, corner Hunting- ton. Erected 1858, Rev, Frederick T. Brown, Pastor ; Jamea Reanier, Sexton.

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Maijfk/wer Mission Church - Orange, near Mayflower. Erected 1856; no regular or- ganization ; service morning and evening. Rev. William Day, Pastor, - Upton, Sex- ton. Sunday School at 3 p. m., attended by 250 children.

[WESLETAN METHODIST.]

Weshyan - Euclid, near Sheriff. Erected and dedicated in 1840. W. H. Brewster, Pastor.

[miscellaneous.] (

Oerman United Brethren Church - Corner York and Bridge. Ezekiel Light, Pastor. There is a day school in connection with this Church.

Moravian Church - Tracy, between Lo- rain and Abbey. Frederick G. Kaufholtz, Pastor.

Butch Evangelical Protestant Church - Corner Erie and Hamilton. C. H. A. Al- lardt, Pastor.

l}-ue Bible Christian Church - Corner Or- ange and Irving. Joseph Hodge, Pastor. Jas. Gill, Sexton.

Salem Eucmjelical Church - Corner Erie and Eagle. John Bernhert, Pastor.

SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

First Preshjterian-JF. C. Keith, Superin- tendent - Meets 12 o'clock M, - Twenty-five teachers - One hundred and seventy-five scholars.

Second Presbyterian - T, P. Handy, Super- intendent - Meets 12 o'clock M. - Nineteen teachers - one hundred and eighty-five schol- ars.

Euclid Street Presbyterian - Joseph Per- kins Superintendent - Meets 12 o'clock M. - Twenty-four teachers - One hundred and for- ty-three schoLars.

Westminster Presbyterian - Dr. Taylor, Su- perintent - Meets 12 o'clock M. - Nineteen teachers - One hundred scholars.

United Presbyterian - Erie street - Pollock and Batie, Superintendents - Meets IJ^ o'clock, P. M. - Eight teachers - Thirty-five scholars.

First Presbyterian Miss/on - Wassonville - C. W. Noble, Superintendent - Meets 3 o'clock, P. M. - Twenty-five teachers - One hundred and thirty scholars.

Plymouth - L. M. Pitkin, Superintendent - Meets 2 o'clock, P. M. - Forty-four teach- ers - Three hundred and eighteen scholars.

Mayflower Mission - T. P. Handy, Superin- tendent - Meets 3 o'clock, P. M. - Forty teachers - Three hundred and seventy-six scholai^

Cedar Avenue Mission - Jo.seph Perkins, Superintendent - Meets 2 o'clock, P. M. - Twenty-one teachers - One hundred and twelve scholars,

Congregalional - "West Side - A. G. Hop- klTison, Superintendent - Meets 2 o'clock P. M. - Twenty-four teachers - One hundred and ninety scholars.

St. Clair St. Method ist-W. P. Cooke, Super- intendent - Meets 2 o'clock, P. M. - Twelve teachers - One hundred and thirty scholars.

Erie Street Methodist - W . E. Rose, Su- perintendent - Meets 9 o'clock, A. M. - Twelve teachers - One hundred and forty- five scholars.

Scoville Avenue Methodist - Gh3i&. Thomp- son, Superintendent.

St. Glair Mission - H. P. Henderson, Su- perintendent - Meets 3 o'clock, P. M. - Fif- teen teachers - Eighty scholars.

Church ,Street - West Side - Horace Ben- ton, Superintendent - Meets 9 o'clock, A. M. - Thirty teachers - One hundred and eighty-four scholars.

Bridge Street Mission - West Side - Silas Burlison, Superintendent - Meets 2 o'lock. P. M. - Twenty-two teachers - One hundred and thirty-six scholars.

Prospect Street - (German Methodist) - F. Knopf, Superintendent - Meets 9 o'clock A. M. - Eight teachers - Forty scholars.

Mayflower Street Presbyterian - Jacob Kurtz, Superintendent - Meets 2 o'clock P. M. - ten teachers - One hundred and twenty- five scholars.

St. Clair Street Presbyterian - Henry Witte, Superintendent - Meets 3 o'clock P. M. - Ten Teachers - Fifty Scholars.

Wesleyan Euclid Street Presbyterian - Rev. Wm. H. Brewster, Superintendent - Meets 2 o'clock P. M. - Fourteen Teachers - Fifty- five scholars.

First Baptist, Euclid Street - J M. Hoyt,

Superintendent - Meets 9 o'clock A. M. -

Thirty teachers - Two hundred and one scholars.

Second Baptist, Erie Street - A. J. Farrar, Superintendent - Meets lf;< P. M - Twenty- eit^ht teachers - Three hundred scholars.

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Tliird Baptist - West Side - Wm. M. Maxou, Superintendent - Meets 1 o'clock P. M. - Sixteen teachers - One hundred and forty-five scholars.

Cottage Missimi Baptist---^, F. Eouse, Su- perintendent - Meets 1}4 o'clock P. M. - Forty teachers - Two liundi'ed and eighty scholars. -^

Bethel, Water Street - T:. S. Beckwith, Su- perintendent - Meets 2 o'clock P. M. - Twen- ty-five teachers - One hundred and eighty- five scholars.

BefM, West Side Braiicli - k. M. Noyes, Superintendent - Meets l}i o'clock P. M. - Twelve teachers - One hundred and fifteen scholars.

St. Paul's - Rev. Dr. Claxton, Superintend- ent - Meets 2 o'clock P. M. - Twenty -three Teachers - One hundred aud forty Scholars.

St. John's - W. S. - George L. Chapman, Superintendent - Meets 2 o'clock P. M. - Thirtj' teachers - One hundred and fifty- seven scholars.

Grace - Rev. Dr. Carter, Superintendent - Meets 2 o'clock P. M. - Twenty teachers - One hundred Scholars.

Trinity - Rev. Dr. Bolles, Superintendent- Meets 2 o'clock P. M.

Tiinity Home, for sick and friendless - At

Union Mission - D. P. Eells, Superintend- ent - Meets 2 o'clock P. M. - Thirty teachers - Two hundred scholars,

BOARD OF EDUCATION. President - Rev. J. A. Thome.

Superintendent of Instruction - Andi'ew Freese, A. M,

1st Ward, Charles Bradburn ; 2d Ward, Alleyn Maynard ; 3d Ward, Charles S. Reese; 4th "^ Ward, Wm. H. Stanlev ; 5th Ward, Nathan P. Payne; 6th Ward, Wm. P. Fogg; 7th Ward, James R. Worswick ; 8'h Ward, J. M. Vaughn ; 9th Ward, Daniel P. Rhodes ; 10th Ward, James A. Thome ; 11th Ward, F. B. Pratt.

Visiting Committee - 1st Ward, vacancy, George F. Marshall, Edward Kingslev ; 2d Ward, Geo. A. Benedict, J. W. Gray.^F. T. Backus ; 3d Ward, J. A. Harris, Benjamin Brownell, R. C. Yates ; 4th Ward, Rev. J. B. Bittinger, W. S. C. Otis, Geo. B. Ely ; 5th Ward, G. C. Dodge, Dudley Baldwin, Wm. Lowrie ; 6th Ward, Harvey Rice, Dr. Wm. Meyer, Jas. C. Doane ; 7th Ward, Wm. F. Parker, N. E. Warren, A. H. Betts ; 8th Ward, J. B. Palmer, T. Lindsay, S. W.

Wasonville. M. Varian, Superintendent j Johnson ; 9th Ward, Rev. L. Burton, J. M

Coflanberry, C. W. Palmer ; 10th Ward, I. U. Masters, J. A. Reddington, Joseph Glid- den ; 11th Ward, John Kirkpatrick, Daniel Stephan, Wm. Warrick.

Visiting Committee for Central High School - Geo. Willey, Rev. F. T. Brown, Bushnell White, W. D. Beattie. West Branch High School, Rev. Wm. Pope, Hon. W. B. Castle, Dr. J. A. Sayles.

- Meets 3 o'clock P. M. - Five teachers - Thirty scholars.

Evangelical German Missionary. -

Brodbeck, Superintendent.

Erie Street - E. G. Koch, Superintendent - Meets 3 o'clock, P. M. - Twelve teachers - Eighty scholars.

Young Men's Christian Association. - J. F. Keeler Superintendent - Meets at 2 o'clock P. M. - Nine teachers - Fifty scholars.

Cleveland Heights. - J. G. Jennings, Su- perintendent - Meets 2 o'clock P. M.

Infirvmry-^eiio Sheldon, Superintendent PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS. - Meets 9 o'clock A. M. The Public Schools of the city are divi-

North Brooklyn - J. G. Graham, Superin- ded into Primary, Secondary, Intermediate tendent - Meets 1)4 o'clock P. M. and Grammar Schools, a Central High

Moravian {West Side) - Rev. F. G. Kauf- 1 School and Branch High School. These holtz. Superintendent. Schools are open to all youth between the

East Cleveland Union ^. ;S.-T. D wight i ^g'^.°^ 'l^ f^ twenty-one. Generally Eells, Superintendent-Meets 3 o'clock P. M.ir^^"f the Primary Schools are mtended ' ^ I for children from six to eight years of age :

German Metliodist Episcopal {West Side) - \i\^Q secondary and intermediate for those

Comer Lorain and Hudson streets - M. Trear, Superintendent,

English Methodist Episcopal {West Side) - J. Parkin, Superintendent - Meets 9 o'clock A. M.

who are from eight to ten ; the Grammar Schools for those over ten ; and the High School for those over twelve, vv'ho wish to pursue the higher branches of education, and who are found on examination, quali-

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fied to enter upon the course proscribed for this School. The period of time spent, however, in each grade of Schools depends more upon scholarship than age. The num- ber of scholars enrolled the past year was about six thousand. Seventy-nine teachers are employed at an annual expense of over $34,000. Penmanship, Drawing and Mu- sic are conducted by 2:)rofessional instructors. There are three terms of school in the year, one of thirteen, and two of fifteen weeks each ; vacations nine weeks.

The School Buildings of the First Ward are on Eagle and Prospect streets ; of the Second AVard on Rockwell street ; of the Third Ward on St. Clair, between Bank and Seneca streets ; of the Fourth AVard on Brownell street ; of the Fifth Ward on St. Clair street, east of Erie ; of the Sixth Ward on Mayflower street ; of the Seventh Ward on St. Clair street, near the Pittsburgh R. R. Depot ; of the Eighth Ward on Pearl street ; of the Ninth Ward on Hicks street ; of the Tenth Ward on Kentucky street ; of the Eleventh Ward on Penn street. The Central High School is located on Euclid street, and the Branch High School on Ken- tucky street.

School Terms, 1859 - Fall Term com- mences August 29, and closes December 24. Winter Term commences January 2, and closes April 1. Spring Term commences April 17, and closes July 7.

[teachers.]

Central High School - E. T. Steriing, Sid- ney A. Norton, Catherine Gillett, Nancy B. Merrill.

Bramh High ScJwol - A. G. Hopkinson, Laura Ayer.

Mugfloioer Street School - Edward R. Perkins, Harriet Perkins, Mary H. Gale, Eliza Brinsmade, Mary J. Leonard, Kate Thayer, Anna E. White, Mary J. John- son.

Eagle Street ScJwol - Luther M. Oviatt, Mary E. White, S. Lizzie Ellsworth, Abby Jones, Julia O'Brien, Augusta Charlton, Mary S. Hopkins, Mary Bryner.

Brownell Street ScJiool - John C. Hale, Hannah Gillett, Mary C. C. Lane, Eunice A. Taylor, Mary S. Doane, Jennie Sexton, Harriet C. Lane, Rebecca Kirk.

Roclcwell Street ScJiool - Henry Ford, Sarah Wood, Ursula A. Sanborn, Kate White, Helen A. Williston, Carrie A. Clark.

East St. Clair Street ScJiool - Richard Fry, Louisa Carter, Emily A. Martin, Susan E.

Upfold, Mary Haver, Harriet Sanborn, Mary Lawrence, Cornelia Haskell.

West St. Clair Street School - Adam Low- rie, Pamelia Russell, Celia Bigelow, Laura Curtiss, Anna Reirden, Ellen Vaughn.

Pearl Street Scliool - Oscar 0. Baldwin, Harriet -P. Baldwin, Augusta D. Kent, Ab- by L. 0. Stone, Phoebe A. Allen, Emily Walker.

Hick's Street School - Chas. F. Dutton, Pamelia Libby, Harriet Walker, Mary Warmington, Betsey A. Dutton.

Eentacky Street ScJiool - Celia W. Pugs- ley, Lucy J. Westcott, Abby L. Westcott, Mary Quintrell.

Penn Street ScJiool - Wm. G. Lawrence, Mary Johnson.

WasJiington Street ScJiool - Sophia E. Stillman, Hadassah B. Folsom.

Prospect Street ScJiool - Eva Sanborn, Kate Haywood.

Euclid Street ScJiool - Helen Farrand, Amelia Johnstone.

Greenioood Street ScJiool - Mary An- drews, Augusta Chase, Lizzie Mcintosh.

Hudson Street ScJiool - C. A. Currier, Harriet E. Blair, Sarah Andrews.

TecccJier of PenmansJiip - A. J. Phelps.

MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOLS, ACADE- MIES, &c.

Cleveland Academy - Corner Prospect and Huron st. T. G. Valpy, Principal ; Miss L. Guilford, Assistant ; Miss Carrie Newton, Principal Grammar Department ; F. Subit, Teacher of French ; A. J. Phelps, Teacher of Penmanship. Trustees, H. B. Payne, Pres.; William Bingham, Sec'y ; Charles Hickox, Geo. Worthington, Amasa Stone, jr.

Cleveland Institute - Mr. R. F. Humiston, A. M., Principal and Proprietor ; Mrs. R. F. Humiston, Matron. University Heights, 13^ miles S. E. of the Public Square. Om- nibuses running daily to accommodate the school.

Instructors - Mr. Chas. Buffett, Mathe- matics ; Mr. John E. Darby, A. B., Ancient Languages ; Prof Karl Ruger, A. M., Mod- ern Languages ; Profs. J. A. Thome, and W. P. Edgarton, Elocution, Oratory and Belles Lettres ; Prof. Wm. B. Hall, Vocal Music ; Miss Caroline Ferguson, Piano Mu- sic and French ; Miss E. S. Buflfett, Botany, Drawing and Painting ; Misses Julia F.

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Wright, and Lucy M. Spellman, Preparatory Department. Revs. J. M. Hoyt, S. C. Ai- ken, D. D., R. B. Claxton, D. D., A. Wheel- er, M. D., Moses Hill, Hon. R. P. Spalding, Hon. Horace Foote, Visiting Committee. (See Page 38.)

Cleveland Female Seminary - Kinsman street, near Willson Avenue. S. N. Sanford, A. M., Principal, Natural and Moral Sci- ences ; Mrs. L. H. Sanford, Associate Prin- ciple ; Samuel St. John, LL. D., Natural History and Astronomy ; Miss Julia S. Hop- kins, Rhetoric, Criticism, and English Lite- rature ; Miss Hannah B. Smith, Latin, Greek and History ; Miss C. A. Twining, Mathe- matics and English Grammar ; Miss Sarah L. Huggins, Arithmetic, Geography and History ; Miss S. A. Noble, Drawing and Painting ; Miss Charlotte Mahon, Instru- mental Music ; Mr. H. G. Bird, Vocal Mu- sic ; Mons. F. Subit, French Language and Literature ; Prof. Warren Edgarton. Read- ing and Elocution ; Prof. Guiseppe P. Al- bino, Italian Languages.

[catholic]

8t. Marifs ScJwol - For boys and'girls. Corner of Jersey and Carroll. Francis Bor- gie. Miss Hannon, Teachers ; in connection with St. Mary's Church.

Christian Brothers - West Side, attending the Cathedral School ; Bro. Litz, Superior, five religious. They conduct two pay Schools and two free Schools ; Pupils 400.

St. Ilary's Boarding ScJiool - Corner of Fulton and Carroll ; N. King, Principal.

St. Mary's Ecclesiastical Seminary - Su- perior st,, near Erie, Professors Rev. F. Beff, R. L. Mott. No. of Seminarians, twenty. Petit Semitmrice - Superior, Rev. A. Martin, Professors Rev. M. Calahan, Rev, M. Retier. No. of scholars, twenty-two.

Cleveland Industrial ScJiool - Champlain street, west of South Seneca street. This school is supported in part by voluntary effort - the teachers, school-room, and furni- ture being provided by the city Council, while individuals furnish employment to the schol- ai-s. It was commenced January 5, 1857, and has an average of seventy-five scholars attending it, who are employed in the manu- facture of brushes, and in sewing. T. P. Handy, President ; Geo. Mygatt, Treasurer ; R. Waterton, Sec'y ; Samuel Starkweather, Wm. B. Castle, Harvey Rice, John A. Foot, T. S. Paddock, Charles A. Dean, T. P. Handy, Geo. Mygatt, J. Lowman, R. Water- ton, R. Langhorn, Joseph Perkins, R. R. Herrick, Lyman Little, Orson Spencer, Geo,

A. Stanley, L C. Pendleton, G. Thomas, Trustees ; R. Waterton, Superintendent ; Minnie Waterton, Teacher Induatrial De- partment ; Tillie Waterton, Teacher Edu- cational^ I)epartment ; Mrs, R. Waterton, Matron.^

LIST OF STREETS

REFERRED TO IN THIS WORK.

Abbey, from Tracy to Lorain. Alabama, from St. Clair to Superior. Allen, from Ohio to Parkman. Ann, from State to Franklin Place. Bank, from Lake Erie to Superior. Belden, from St. Clair to Superior Avenue. Belmont, from Kinsman to Croton. Blair, from Cedar Avenue to Garden, Bolivar, from the Canal to Prospect. Bomford, from Wilson to Second Avenue. Bond, from Lake Erie to Superior. Brainard, from Lorain to Pearl. Bridge, from Hurd to Scott. Brownell, from Wilson to Burnham. Burch, from Detroit to Lorain. Burnham, from Scoville to Kinsman, Burwell, from Grove to Forest, California, from Erie to Muirson. Canal, from Vineyard to Harrison. Carroll, from Hicks to Fulton. Case Avenue, from Lake Erie to Croton, Cedar Avenue, from Perry to Willson Av. Center, from Lake Erie to the River. Champlain, from Vineyard to Ontario. Chatham, from Pearl to Mechanic, Cheshire, from Prospect to Garden. Chestnut, from Erie to Muirson. Church, from Pearl to State. Clifton, from St. Clair to Superior Avenue. Clinton, from Hanover west. Columbus, from Croton to Pearl, Courtland, from Detroit to city limits. Crockett, from Garden to Scoville, Cross, from the Canal to Kinsman, Croton, from Jackson Dare, from Detroit to city limits, Delaware from St. Clair to Superior. Depot from the Lake to St. Clair, Detroit from Centre to city limits. Division, from Turnpike Dodge , from Superior to Euclid. Duane, from Old River to Woodbine, Eagle, from Canal to Erie. Eagle Alley, between Eagle and Ohio, Edst Center, from the river to Vineyard, East Main, from the river to Water, East River, from Front to Superior. Elm, from West River to old river bed. Erie, from Lake Erie to Kinsman.

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Euclid from Public Square to city limits^ Forest, from Garden to Crotou. Fourth, from Commercial to Cross. Fox Avenue, to Garden. Frankfort, from Water to Seneca. Franklin, from Columbus to Courtland. French, from River to Columbus. Front from River to Water. Garden, from Brownell to Willson Avenue. German, from River to Columbus. Girard, from the river to Columbus. Gorliam, from Greenwood to Pludson. Granger, from Prospect to Garden. Green, from Carroll to Monroe. Greenwood, from Siblej^ to Kinsman. Grove, from Orange to Croton. Hamilton, from Wood to Case Avenue. Hanover, from Old River to Franklin Place. Harbor, from Franklin to Lorain. Harman, from Scoville to Kinsman. Harrison, from Canal to Hill. Herman, from Lamartine to Oakland. Hicks, from Franklin to Lorain. Hill, from Ohio to the canal. High, from Ontario to an alley. Howe, from Seneca to Ontario. Hudson, from Euclid to Kinsman. Hume, from the River to Columbus. Hunt, from Moore to Franklin. Hurd, from the River to Lorain. Huntington, from Euclid to Garden. Huron, from Pittsburgh to Euclid. Ir^'ing, from Kinsman to the Canal. Jackson, from Ivinsman to the Canal. James, from Merwin to Vineyard. Jay, from Pearl to Jersey. Jersey, from Fulton to Monroe. John, from Woodbine to Harbor. Johnson, from Water to Bank. Kentucky, from Old River to Woodbine. Kinsman, from Pittsburgh to Willson Av. Lake, from Water to Case Avenue. Lamartine, from Old River to Franklin. Lawrence, from St. Clair to Superior Avenue. Laurel, from Garden to Kinsman. Leonard, from the river to Columbus. Liberty, from Cherry to Pittsburgh. Long, from Vineyard to Seneca. Lorain, from Smith to city limits. Lyman, from St. Clair to Superior Avenue. Main, from the River to Turnpike. Main Alley, from Huron to Bolivar. Mandrake, from the River to Water. !Maple, from Garden to Kinsman. Marion, from Perry to Greenwood. Marshall, from Lake to St. Clair. Mayflower, from Kinsman to Croton. McLean, from Carroll to Monroe. Meadow, from Front to E. Main. Mechanic, from Lorain to city liniits.

Merchant, from St. Clair to Superior Avenue. Merwin, from Superior to Columbus. Michigan, from Canal to Ontario. Middle, from Prospect to Huron. Middle Alley, from Miami Alley to Main. ]\Iill, from IMonroe to city limits. Minnesota, from St. Clair to Superior. Monroe, from Pearl to Willet. Moore, from Hicks to Tracy. Muirson, from the Lake to Euclid. Mulberry, from Detroit to Old River. Newton, from Cedar Avenue to Garden. Noble Alley, from Seneca to Ontario. Oak, from Waluut to Chestnut. Oak Place, from Euclid to Prospect. Ohio, from Canal to Brownell. Ontario, from the Lake to Pittsburgh. Orange, from Pittsburgh to Grove. Oregon, from Erie to Park, from St. Clair to Kinsman. Parkman, from Erie to Brownell. Pearl, from Detroit to City limits. Penn, from Carroll to Monroe. Perry, from Lake Erie to Pittsburgh. Phelps, from St. Clair to SuperiorjAvenue. Pittsburgh, from Ontario to city limits. Pittsburgh, continued, from Pittsburgh to

Jackson. Plum, from Ohio to Parkman. Prospect, from Ontario to city limits. Putnam, from Scoville to Kinsman. Randall, from AVoodbine to Lorain, Ross, from Jay to Bridge. Rockwell, from Public Square to Erie. River, from Front to Superior. River, Old, from Oakland to W. River. Root, from Franklin to Lorain. St. Charles, from Sibley to Cedar Avenue. St. Clair, from the River to city limits. St. Pauls, from Old River to Detroit. Scott, from Detroit to city limits. , Scoville Av., from Bro'WTiell to Willson Av. Seneca, from Lake Erie to the Canal. Sheriff, from Euclid to High. Sibley, from Peny to Case Avenue. Sked, from Marion to Scoville. Spring, from Front to Meadow, Spruce, from W. River to Turnpike. State, from Old River to Franklin. Sterling Avenue, from Lake to Euclid Superior, from River to city limits. Superior Avenue, from Muirson to Summer, from East Centre to the river. Taylor, from Franklin to city limits. Terrett, from Kentucky to city limits. Theresa Lane, from Bond to Erie. Third, from Harrison to Cross. Tracy, from Willey to city limits. Turnpike, from Lake Erie to Detroit. Vermont, from Detroit to Kentucky.

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Vestry, from Pearl to Fulton. Wall, from Detroit to Chm-ch. Ward, from Lorain to Monroe. Washington, from Detroit to city limits. AVater, from Lake Erie to Superior. Webster, from Erie to Brownell. West, from Merwin to Vineyard. West Liberty, from Detroit to city limits. West River, from Lake Erie to Columbus. Whitman, from Woodbine to Harbor. Willey, from city limits to Pearl. Willet, from Lorain to city limits.

William, from Cedar to Grarden. Williams, from St. Clair to Superior Avenue. Williams Alley, from Lake to St. Clair. Wilson, from Brownell to Marshall. Wilson Avenue, from Lake Erie to Kinsman. Winter, from Columbus to Merwin. Wood, from Lake Erie to Superior. Woodbine, from Fulton to Harbor. York, from Franklin place to Monroe. York Alley, from Ontario to Wood. Alley.

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CLEVELAND

[LATE CLEVELAND UNIVERSITY.]

University Heights, 1 14 Miles S. E, from tk Public Square,

R. F. HUMISTON, A. M, PRINCIPAL & PROPRIETOR,

Assisted by a Corps of Ten Thorough and Accomplished Instructors.

Boati, Washing, Fuel, LigUs, in all hut tJie Ornamental Brandies $200 per year.

Day Scliolars, Tuition in all English Branches 40peryear.

Extra for Languages, 20 per year.

Facilities are here offered for pursuing, on the most favorable terms, almost any branch of study desired, under the instruction of experienced and successful educators.

A graduating course of study is prescribed for both ladies and gentlemen, and students of correct deportment, after having pursued this course and passed a satisfactory examina- tion, win receive diplomas. Those desirous of fitting for College, for Teaching, or for Business Life, will receive thorough preparatory training.

The first Term of the Academic year, commences Wednesday, Sept. 7th, and continues twenty weeks. The second term commences Monday, Feb. 20th, continues twenty weeks, ao^ closes July 6th.

Among the peculiar advantages of this Institution may be named its retired and liealthful location - its ease of access from the city and all parts of the surrounding country' by Railroad and OmniluTses - the unsurpassed beauty of its site, overlooking the city, the lake, and the shipping of the harbor - its ample grounds, and facilities for Physical D-aining : the pupils having daily drilling exercises in the Gymnasium, which is o;.e of the largest and most thoroughly furnished in the State, - its Library, Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus, and Cabinets of Natural History, - its flourishing Societies, and its courses of lectures on almost every vai'iety of sul)ject.

(See page 34 )

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BOOK SAFES, IRON DOORS, SHUTTERS, IRON BEDSTEADS,

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LIST OF ISrA.MES.

Abbretiations. - In the pages following, h. stands for house, and bds. for boards. STREET is implied.

The word

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Abbet Daniel, carpenter, h. 278 Hamilton.

ABBEY & Co., dealers in stone ware, 161 River.

Abbey Grove N., firm A. & Co., h. 24 Wal- nut.

ABBET HENRY G., attorney, 171 Supe- rior, bds. Weddell House.

Abbey Mrs., widow of Perley, h. 73 Bolivar.

Abbey Russell, firm A. & Co., b. Akron.

Abbey Setb A., U. S. Deputy Marshal, b. 34 Huron.

Abbey William, firm Wood, White & A., bds. Weddell House.

Abbert Frederick, engine wiper, h. Hamilton.

Abbot Daniel, carpenter, h. 151 Oregon.

Abbott Caroline A., widow of A. B., b. 56 Eagle.

Abbott James, blind maker, bds. 48 Kins- man.

Abbott John, book keeper. Mercantile agen- cy, h. 48 Kinsman.

Abbott Jonathan, tinner, bds 48 Kinsman.

Abel Frederick, music teacher, h. 237 Pros- pect.

Abert Halman, laborer, 99 Greenwood.

Abell Edward S., blind maker, h. 154 Bol- ivar.

Abell Orlando, carpenter, h. 60 Orange.

Abendrodh John H., laborer, 146 Greenwood.

Abold Francis W., shoe store, 236 Superior, bds. 304 Superior.

Abrahams George, brakesman, h. cor. Cali- fornia and Muirson.

Abrams John, hostler, bds. cor. Clinton Park.

ABRECHT LOUIS, hair jeweler, 67 Ontario.

Acart Henry, tinner, h. 78 Tracy.

Acert Godfrey, laborer, 51 Clifton.

Acker John, shoemaker, h. Main.

Ackert Augustus, laborer, 53 Clifton.

Ackley Mrs., widow of Horace A., h. 368 Prospect.

Acre Napoleon, shoemaker, 40 Chatham.

Adam Henry, h. Prospect near Hudson.

Adam John, cabinet maker, h. 756 Superior.

Adain Nicholas, Sr., cooper, 97 Oregon.

Adam Nicholas, cooper, 95 Oregon.

ADAMS A. A., merchant tailor, 100 Bank, h. 159 Prospect.

Adams Alfred, firm A. & Jewett, h. 195 St. Clair.

Adams A. E., salesman, 185 Superior, bds. 195 St Clair.

Adams Darius, conductor C. C. & C. R. R., h. 96 Franklin.

Adams Edgar, gilder, h. 23 Garden.

Adams Fitch, iirm S. Raymond & Co., bds Johnson House.

Adams George, porter, h. Elm.

ADAMS GEORGE H., sign and ornamen- tal painter, 170 Superior, h 87 Wood.

Adams Ira, firm Huett, Burgert & Co., h. 26 Wood.

Adams Javris M., firm A. & Canfield, bds. 195 St Clair.

Adams John, shoemaker, h. rear 336 Pitts- burgh.

Adams Joseph, attorney, h. 55 Seneca.

Adams Mrs. L., widow of Lowell, h. 288 Detroit.

Adams Matthew, saloon, 99 Seneca.

Adams Orlando B., gent, h. 161 St Clair.

Adams Robert E., law student, 170 Superior.

Adams Samuel, blacksmith, h. 8 Pop Corn alley.

Deoderised Coal Oil, manufactured by LAW & NOETH,

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WILLISTON & CO.'S DIRECTORY.

ADAMS S. E., attorney, Spangler's Block, h. East Cleveland.

Adams Samuel, li. 32 Mandrake.

Adams Rev. S. W., h. 255 St Clair.

Adams William, sailor, bdt;, 110 Turnpike.

Adams Wm. K, firm W. K. A. & Co., & Brack ett, Remincrton & Co., h. 31 Bank.

ADAMS & CANFIELD, attorneys, 170 Su- perior.

ADAMS & JEWETT, sack manufacturers, 144 Superior.

ADAMS W. K. <fe Co., livery stable, rear American Hotel.

Addlow John, machinist, h. rear 80 Oregon.

Adhan James, carp., 20 Kinsman.

Addiu William, tailor, h. 197 Hamilton.

Addison Hiram M., collector for Review, h. 316 Erie.

Addow Joseph, laberor, 294 St Clair.

Addlow John, Sr., brass smelter, h. rear 80 Oregon.

Adolph Mrs. Terrice, widow, h. rear 107 Ham- ilton.

AFRICAN M. E. CHURCH, BoHvar east of Erie.

Agar George, Penny Post, h. 97 Scoville.

Agar Henry, lab, 25 Vine.

Agar JohUj joiner, h. 31 Granger.

Ager Francis, tailor, 19 Prospect, h. 14 Granger.

AGITATOR, Mrs. H. F. M. Brown, editor, 144 Superior.

AIKEN REV. S. C, pastor First Presb. Church, h. 128 Prospect.

Aiken Charles G., jeweler, h. 320 Superior.

Aiken Henry, lamp maker, h 144 Lake.

Ailringer Isadore, firm A. & Son, h. 97 Gar- den.

Ailringer Iser, firm A, & Son, h. 97 Garden.

Ailringer & Son, grocers, 97 Garden.

Aiumaker John, blacksmith, h. 84 Taylor.

Ainsly George, tinner, h. 61 Oregon.

Aitkin Mrs. Jane, widow of Archibald, gro- cery, 46 Main.

Akars Mrs. Catherine, widow, h. 27 Irving.

Akers James, firm Brown & A., h. 72 Frank- fort.

Akenuan John, laborer, 110 Hudson,

Akms Henry, tinner, bds. 144 Lake.

Albacher M., butcher, h. 259 Kinsman.

Albers Henry, pail maker, h. 105 Jereey.

Albertson J. B., manufacturers agent, h. 139 Prospect.

Albrecht Heinrich, tinner, h. 191 Pearl.

Albeigh A., laborer, 855 Superior.

Albright Herman, laborer, 47 Belmont.

Alchiser Louis, brewer, bds. 141 Hamilton.

Alcom A., stone cutter, h. 69 Michigan.

Alcott Leverett, firm A. & Horton,"h. 320 Superior.

ALCOTT & HORTON, wholesale dry goods,

141 AVater. Alderman Albert N., medical student, h. 5

Wood. Aldinger John, clerk. Post Office. Aldrich Wales, firm Bolton & A., h. 67

Kinsman. Aldrich Wm. H., sailor, h. 9 Academv. ALERT HOSE CO., Long rear Aruerican

Hotel. Alesaer Fred., laborer, 190 Lorain. Alexander A. W., custom cutter, 148 Su- perior, bds. 124 Water. Alexander Benjamin, bcLs. 198 Orange. Alexander David B., caipenter, h 158 Ohio. Alexander John, foreman Cleveland Oil Co.,

h. 198 Orange. Alexander William, saloon, 19 Champlain. Alford B. W., house mover, h. 15 High. Alfreds Thomas, exjiressman, h. 70 Muirson. Alfotten Thomas, laborer, 40 California. Alger Oliver, agent P. Anderson, h. Detroit

Road. Allardt Rev. Adolphus, h. 164 Lake, Allardt Edward, piano tuner, h. 269 Perry. Allardt M. H., firm J. A. Spencer & Co., h.

164 Lake. AUee William, general agent Baldwin, De-

witt & Co., bds. Johnson House. Allen Albro A., clerk Alcott & Horton's, h.

110 Lake. Allen A. L., brewer, 15 West, h 16 Miami. Allen Mrs. Ann, boarding, 307 Perry. Allen Edward, fireman C. & E. R. R. AUen Elbridge G., physician, 33 Suijerior. AUen Dennis, shoemaker, h. 41 Scoville

AUey. Allen G. G., ship carpenter, h. 50 Root. AUen George, fireman, bds. 491 Lake. Allen Richard N., engineer, bds. 90 Brownell. Allen S. B., clerk Hubbv, Hughes & Co., bds.

106 St. Clair. Allen Stephen D., clerk Bennet's Forest City

House. Allen Susan, widoAv of Wm., h. 106 St. Clair. ALLEN S. D. & CO., proprietors Bennet's

Forest City House, corner Superior and

Public Square. Allen William, painter, h. 101 Bridge. Allen William, brakeman, h. 270 Detroit. Alley Mrs. Sarah, widow of John, bds. 393

Lake. AUston Wickliff, shoemaker, bds. 97 St. Clair. Almadinger Jacob, brakeman, h. 58 Green, Almon Pliillip, engineer, h. 19 Lake. Almond John, porter, h. 116 Scoville Avenue. Alsseter Martin, laborer, 83 Oregon. Alsseter Phillip, [jeddler, h. 83 Oregon. Allpress Kidman, clerk Hubbv, Hughes &

Co., h. 234 St. Clair.

is acknowledged to be the best in the State. Coal Oil and Lamp Depot,

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Alston J. T., firm W. E. A. & Co., L 65

vv Gostcr. ALSTOX W. E. & CO., barbers, 94 Bank. Alten Albis, firm Cook & A., h. Ill Bolivar. Alteii Nicholas, rent agent, h. 229 Columbus. Altfater John, shoemaker, 122 Phelps. ALTHEN GEORGE, merchant tailor, 166

Superior, h. 281 Prospect. ALTHEN & MOHRHARDT, clothing and

merchant tailors, 135 Superior. Althen Pliillip, firm A. & Mohrhardt, h New

York. Althof Harmon, shoemaker, h. 192 Hamilton. Althows John, miller, bds. 77 Hill. Alrin Wilham, carpenter, h. 28 Willet. AhvcU Philip, furnaceman, h. 24 Green. Aman Philip, shoemaker, h. 60 Lake. AMBLER N. H., dentist, Northrup & Spang-

ler's Block, h. East Cleveland. Ambrosius Frederick, clerk 140 Water, bds.

206 St. Clair. Ambruster Geo., shoemaker, h. 170 Croton. Ambs Joseph, porter, h. 190 Bridge. Ambush William E., barber, under American

House, Superior, h. 22 Oregon. Amena John, brickmaker, h. 108 Irving. AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., 97 Bank. AMERICAN HOTEL, 134 Superior. Amers Joseph, laborer, Superior Avenue. AMES CHARLES E., m. d., druggist and

apothecary, 110 Public Square, East Side,

h. 92 ProsiDect. Ames John P., conductor, bds. at WeddeU

House. Amherstburg Jacob, laborer, h. 178 Bridge. Amman Phillip, boots and shoes, 144 River. Ammond Frederick H., master mechanic C.

& T. R. R., h. 75 Bank. Amsden Calvin, machinist, h. 82 Wood. Amy D. W., builder, h. 93 Garden. Anchor Phihp, laborer, h. 72 Dare. Anderson Alexander, blacksmith, cor. Whit- man & Randall, h. 81 Whitman. Anderson Mrs. Caroline, widow of John, 345

Bridge. Anderson George, (colored,) watchman, h. 80

Taylor. Anderson James, milkman, h. Sibley, East

of Case Avenue. Anderson Joseph, (colored,) laborer, 25 Cali- fornia, Anderson Mrs. Julia, widow of Edmund, bds.

306 Lake. Anderson Mary, (colored,) washerwoman, h.

95 Bond. ANDERSON P., produce and commission, 1

Oviatt's Exchange, h. Chicago. Andrews Benjamin F., bds. 9 Miami. Andrews Charles, cash boy, 247 Superior, h.

35 Himtington.

Andrews Charles, barkeeper, 146 River. Andrews Christopher, firm Brown & A., h.

33 High. Andrews Frederick, bds. 140 Champlain. Andrews George W., clerk C. & P. R. R. AndreAvs Harrison, clerk, bds. 39 Washington. Andrew John, h. West River. Andress James, tailor, 267 Erie. Andrews John, salesman, 142 Ontario, h. 30

Pittsburgh. Andrews Joseph, laborer, 76 Webster. Andrews Mrs. Lucy, 35 Hiintington. Andrews Samuel, candlemaker, h. 13 Irving. ANDREWS SHERLOCK J., attorney, over

Merchants' Bank, h. 31 Euclid. Andrews Theodore, clerk, 136 Superior. ANDREWS THOMAS F., saloon, 108

Seneca,' h. 3 Main Alley. Andrews William, car repairer, bds. 80 Cedar

Avenue. Andrews WUliam S., bds 34 Prospect. Anhaeasser Charles, miller, h. 70 Webster. Angle Francis, finisher, bds. St. Clair House. Angel George, engineer, bds. 4 Kinsman. Angel Nicholas, sailor, h. 47 Mechanics. ANGIER HOUSE, corner Bank and St.

Clair. Angle Henry B., engineer, h. 436 Hamilton. Ankele Charles, saloon, 145 Ontario. Ansetts Caspar, finisher, h. 61 Willet. Anst Francis, mason, h. 63 Bridge. Anten John, tailor. 111 Oi'ange. Anthony Ambrose, firm Whitnev & A., h.

174 Franklin. Anthony Hale M., mason, h 78 Church. Anthony James, mason, h 103 Hanover. Anthony Matthew laborer, h. near C. & M.

R. R. depot. Anthony William, shoemaker, 12 Public

Square. Anton John, laborer, 31 Green. Aplin John, firm Gorham & A., h. 75 Lake. Aplin Robert, clerk, 104 Superior, h. 75 Lake. Aplin S. S., machinist, C. & E R. R. shop. Appal, Mrs. Mary, dress maker, 7 Garden. Apple Michael, shoemaker, h. 42 Newton. Apey Peter, Groceries, 216 Pearl. Archer William F., 39 Howe. ARDING PETER, barber, 180 Superior, h.

80 Fountain Alley. Ardleman John, tailor, h. 154 Garden. Argyle Thomas, sailor, h. 363 Lake. Aring Ernst, porter, h. 202 Garden. Arkison Anthony, tallyman, bds. 377 St.

Clair. Armstrong Allen, sailor; h. 14 Herman. Armstrong A. C, firm Strong & A., h. 16

Chestnut, Armstrong Charlotte, wid. of George, seam- stress, h, 98 Wood.

189 Ontario Street, Cleveland, Ohio.

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WILLISTON & CO.'S DIRECTORY.

Armstrong Christopher, laborer, St. Clair,

near depot. Armstrong George E. book keeper, 141

water, bds. Angier Hou.se. Annstrong, John M., receiver Canal Bk.,

124 Superior, Ixls. Angier House. Armstrong Luticia, wid., h 62 Fulton. Armstrong Robert W., saloon, 190 Superior. Armstrong Sampson, scale maker, bds. Bur- nett House. Armstrong Willson, stove dealer. River, h.

126 Hamilton. Arndt John L., M. D., h. 186 Lorain. ARNOLD CHARLES, attorney, 90 Superior,

h. 265 Pitrslnirgh. Arnold Fred, barljer, 326 Erie. Arnold George, barber, 2 Mechanics' Block,

h. 29 Ohio. ARNOLD GEORGE, attorney and notary,

90 Superior, h. 265 Pittsburgh. Arnold John, sailor, h. Elm. Arnold P. R., meat market, 272 Superior, h.

45 Hamilton. ARNOLD & McINTIRE, slate roofers, 5

Atwater Block. Arnott Andrew, sailor, h. 94 West Liberty. Arnott Andrew, blacksmith, bds. 94 West

Liberty. Arnstine Jacob, groceries, 274 Pittsburgh. Arty Thomas, waiter, Angier House. Aschanbrand F., tailor, h. cor. Superior and

River. ASHFORD WM. H., shoe maker, 151 De- troit, h. 245 Detroit. Ashwell James, boiler maker, h. 60 Bolivar. Aspenwall Robert, machinist, h. 413 Perry. Asplin Isaac, teamster, h. 416 Pittsburgh. Aston Enoch, pedlar, h. 89 Case Avenue. Aston William, laborer, 43 Clifton. Atchison Mrs., wid., William, h. 8 Hill. Atkin William, laborer, h. 43 Mayflower. ATKINSON AV. H. dentist, physician and

surgeon, 16 and 17 Hoffman's Block, h. 67

Harman. Atlvinson Joseph, h. 38 Fourth. Attersley Joseph, blacksmith, 31 Mill. AttrofF A., h. 192 Hamilton. ATWATER BUILDINGS, cor. Superior

and Vinej'ard. Atwater Caleb, firm Lyman & A., h. 252

Euclid. ATWATER DAVID F., m. d., office 7 At- water building, h. 54 Seneca. Atwell Samuel S., machinist, h. 30 Herman. Atwood Charles G., clerk, 247 Superior, bds.

27 Rockwell. Auer Christ, tailor, bds. 104 Water. Auer George, painter, h. 101 Lorain. August John, teamster, h. 121 Hamilton Auikert Conrad, saloon, 143 Turnpike.

Ault William, foremim in L. S. shop, h. 79 Wilson.

Aundt Christian, laborer, 598 Superior.

Aust Francis, boiler maker, h. 214 Bridge.

Aust Le\n, mason, h. 164 Franklin.

Austin B. I)., firm A. & Stockwell, h. 267 Kinsman.

Austin Daniel, mason, h. 27 Marion.

Austin Jose|ih B., bds 267 Kinsman.

AUSTIN POWDER CO., office with H. N. Gates.

Austin William, shoemaker, 26 Garden.

Austin William S., firm of Palmer & A., h. 225 Kinsman.

AUSTIN & STOCKWELL, wholesale deal- ers in woolens, and commission merchants, 142 Water.

Autt Battassar, pla.sterer, h. 780 St. Clair.

Averill Mills, shoemaker, 22 Marshall.

Avery Rev. John T., h 230 Euclid.

AXTELL SALMON B., attorney, 10 At- water Block, h 315, Superior.

Aylvord Patrick, tailor, h. 74 Frankiin.

Azer Andrew, carpenter, bds. 262 Perry.

Baad Christ, shoemaker, h. 216 Pearl.

BABBITT FRANCIS C.,. grocer, 108 Pub- lic Square, h 271 Erie.

Babbitt Francis C , clerk, 193 Ontario, bds. 30 Howe.

Balxock D. W , saloon, 95 Miami.

Babcock P. H., firm B. & Hurd, h. 204 Euclid.

BABCOCK & HURD, wholesale grocers, 146 Water.

Babson Patrick, blacksmith, h. West River.

Bach Har[)er, carpenter, h. 295 Lake.

Bachert Ernst, paper maker, h. 35 Jackson.

Backel F. saloon, 108 Water.

Bacher Hemy, saloon, 146 River.

Bachman Caspar, tailor, h McCurdy Block.

Back , laborer, h. Hicks. -

Backus Franklin T , firm of Raimey B. & Noble, h. 136 Lake.

Backus Frederick M., book kee^x^r, F. Brown's, Ixls. 278 Superior.

Backus Nicholas, saloon, h. 374 Pittsburgh

Bacon E. C , Fairbauk's scales, bds. John- son House.

Bacon Edwdn C , R. R. conductor, h. 68 High.

Bacon Henry, moulder, bds 65 St. Clair.

Bacon James, car mechanic, h. 75 Burch.

BACON & REDINGTON, vessel owTiers, 10 Oviatt's Exchange.

Bader Joseph, caip., h. rear 40 E. Liljerty.

Badinger August, tailor, 600 Superior.

Baer John, drayman, h. 27 Cherrv.

Bagell T., laborer, bds. 846 St Clair.

Baggett Charles, umbrella maker, bds. 399 Lorain.

W. C. NORTH'S Photograph and rine Art Qallery, 205 Superior St.,

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Ba^gett Frederick, peddler, bds. 399 Lorain.

Baggett George, peddler, bds. 399 Lorain.

Bagley John, tailor, bds. 24 Rockwell.

Bagly^ George W., carp., h. 235 Hamilton.

Bahrnak Frank, laborer, Alley between Crotou and Orange.

Bailey A., salesman, h. 59 Hurd.

Bailev D. M., clerk at F. W. Pelton's, h. 107 PearU

Bailey Francis, lab., h. 158 Orange.

Bailey George, formerly merchant, h. 32 Mar- ion.

Bailey George, joiner, h. near Pittsburgh Depot.

Bailey John H., grocer, 14 Garden.

Bailey Joseph C., mason, h. 13 Cheshire.

Bailey Lemuel W., builder, 10 Grove, h. 375 Kinsman.

Bailey Myron S., carpenter, h. 3 Croton.

Bailey 0., carpenter, bds. 3 Croton.

Bailey Samuel, teamster, h. 172 Orange.

Bain Mrs. Charlotte, widow of James, h. 86 Turnpike.

Baifd Samuel H., book keeper Hanna & Co., h. 25 Rockwell.

Baisch Adam, laborer, h. 86 Hamilton.

Baisch Goodloof, gardener, h Euclid near

- Willson Avenue.

Baker Aaron, mason, h. 325 Hamilton.

Baker Adam, carpenter, h. 6 Pittsburgh con- tinued.

Baker Barnabus, h. 110 Erie.

Baker Charles, cooper, 37 Irving, h. 34 Bel- mont.

Baker Charles, blacksmith, h. 668 Superior.

Baker Charles 0., engineer, bds. 20 Fulton.

Baker Francis, mason, h. 325 Hamilton.

Baker George N., bds. City Hotel.

Baker James, joiner, C. & E. R. R,

Baker John, cigar maker, 310 Pittsburgh.

Baker John, book keeper, 80 Fulton.

Baker John G., firm FiUler & Co., h. 110 Euclid.

Baker Henry, tailor, 33 Parkman.

Baker Henry, firm C. Stickney & Co.,* h. University Heights.

Baker Mrs., widow, h. 44 Bridge.

Baker Mrs. Mary M., widow of Chas., bds. 26 Ontario.

Baker Michael, sailor, bds. 112 River.

Baker Michael, student, bds. 243 Hamilton.

Baker Robert, book agent, bds. 312 Superior.

Baker Smith, fireman, h. 86 Hicks.

Baker Sarah T., widow of James, h. 122 West Main.

Baker S. L., machinist, h. 204 Prospect.

Baker WiUiam, 186 Hamilton.

Baker William, shoemaker, h. 87 Hamilton.

Baker Wm. A., firm C. Stickney & Co., bds. 6 Euclid.

BAKER Wm. D., publishers general agent, 7 Hoffman's Block.

Baldwin A. R., 118 Hill.

Baldwin Charles C, attorney, 113 Superior, bds. Weddell House.

Baldwin E. L, firm E. L B. & Co., h. 57 Lake.

BALDWIN E. L & Co., dry goods, 240 Superior.

Baldwin Dudley, firm B., Dewitt & Co., h. Perry, north of Euclid.

Baldwin Dewitt C, book keeper Witt & Harvev, h. 71 Euclid.

BALDWIN, DEWITT & Co., Cleveland agricultural works, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 West, near Merwin.

Baldwin Henry, carpenter, h. 906 St Clair.

Baldwin John, carpenter, h. 172 Orange.

Baldwin Norman A., bds. 317 Euclid.

Baldwin Norman C, h. 317 Euclid.

Bakhvin Oscar, teacher, h. 44 Church.

Baldwin Phineas, farmer, h; 932 St Clair;

Baldwin Samuel, ship carpenter, bds. 145 Turnpike.

Baldwin Samuel C, h 98 Euclid.

Baldwin Samuel G , attorney, h. 16 Division Alley.

Baldwin Wm., carpenter, 70 Huntington.

Baldwin Wm. T., clerk 165 Seneca, h 157 Clinton.

Baldy Frank, stone cutter, 53 Third.

Balfour Charles, deputy clerk U. S. Court, bds. 30 Howe.

Balknill Stephen, pattern maker, 270 Perry.

Baly , carpenter, 235 Hamilton.

Ball Christian, laberor, 104 Greenwood.

Ball James, h Sked Alley near Garden.

Ball Capt. John, h. 181 Franklin.

Ball John L., book keeper, 274 Franklin.

Ball Marine, laborer, 34 Cedar.

Ball Rodger, gardener, bds. 394 Pittsbiu-gh.

Ball William, day police, h 27 Cedar Avenue.

BALLARD CHARLES J., wool, pelts and hides, 105 Bank, h. 229 Scoville Avenue.

Balldinger Theodore, shoemaker, h. 35 Bur- well.

Ballon Loring V., dancing master,h. 108 Bol- ivar.

Balls Sanford J., clerk 139 Detroit, h Frank- lin.

BANK OF COMMERCE, Atwater Build- ings.

Bankhardt John M , billiard saloon, 44 Pub- lic Square, h. Ohio.

Banlow Henry, shoe maker, h 14 Delaware.

Banton Thomas, mill wright, h. 35 Prospect.

Bannon L. , plasterer, 822 St Clair.

Bank Capt Thomas, h. 240 Bridge.

Banks T. M , peddler, bds. 41 Frankfort.

Banning Edmund P., m d , h. 106 Euclid.

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Bannister Thamas W , silk and woolen cW- cr, 2'J7 Erie.

BAPTIST CHURCH, cor Clinton and SUtc.

BAPTIST CHURCH, (First) cor. Euclid & Erie.

BAPTIST CHURCH, (Second) cor. Ohio and Erie.

BAPTIST MISSION CHURCH, St. Clair, near INIarshall."

BAPTIST CHURCH (Mission,) corner Hud- sou and Scoville Avenue.

Barlier Abner, saloon, 150 Seneca.

Barber Asa, bagga<jc master, h. 94 Bridge.

Barber G. L., machinist, h. Washington.

Barbein Jacob, mason, h. 390 Lake.

Barbour Conway, h. 206 Ciuse Avenue.

Barclay John, sailor, h. Cemetery Alley.

Bardin Betsey, h. 95 Main.

Barett Robert, caiTiage driver, h. 54 Ver- mont.

Barge John, teamster, h. 426 St. Clair.

Barget Christian, laborer, rear 15 Parkman.

Baring Frederick, joiner, h. rear 58 Park- man.

Barktloll Abraham, teamster, h. 53 Harri- son.

BARKER BENAJAH, gent., h. 409 luns- man.

Barker Chas. D., shoe cutter, 224 Superior, bds. Burnett House.

Barker Peter, boarding, 191 Detroit.

Barkhamer James, patent right, h. Russia.

Barkliott'James, Brakeman, b. 10 Mandrake.

Barkseakar Ernst, cooper, h. Williams Alley.

Barkwell Charles, brick maker, h. 394 Pitts- burgh.

Barle Conrad, mason, h. 70 York.

Barlow John, laborer, 118 Burch.

Barlow MerriU, firm Herrick & B., h. 187 Kinsman.

Barlow Richard, brickmaker, bds. 32 Croton.

Barnard Ambrose E., saloon, 115 Detroit, h. 17 Carroll.

Bamer Rudolph, laborer, 90 Main.

Barner George, carpenter, 107 Orange.

Barnes Levi M., moulder, h. 168 Hamilton.

Barnes Levi, teamster, 168 Hamilton.

Barnes Lucien, clerk, 242 Superior.

Barnett Henry H., fish and oysters, h. 28

BARNETT JAMES, saloon, 2 Front, h.

22 Bank. Barnett James, firm G. Worthington & Co.,

h. 24 Bank. Barnett Melancthon, bank director, h. 24

Bank. BARNEY B. H., Agent Great Western Des- 1 Bartlett John, brick yard, 66 Jackson,

patch, bds. Weddell. Bartlett Joseph, bds. 405 Superior.

Barney John A., vessels, office Government BARTLETT JOSEPH B., city clerk, h. 405

Pier, bds. Angier. ' Superior.

or Ambrotype, should not fail to call at NORTH'S GALLERY.

Barney William, sailor, h. 13 Irving.

Bamhart Charles, carjKjnter, 45 Muiison.

Bamhart Christian, laborer. Alley, rear 19 Parkman.

Bamum C. II., clerk, 217 Superior.

Bamum Charles P., h. 48 Granger.

Banmick Michael, porter, h. 63 Superior Avenue.

Baron John, laborer, 4 HickoFj'.

Barr John, h. 168 Erie.

Barrance Wm., teamster, h. 1027 St. Clair.

Barrett Alpheus, painter, 67 Garden.

Barrett A., painter, 62 Michig-an.

Barrett A. 11., firm JSIiller & B., bds. Frank- lin Hou.se.

Barrett Charles, firm C. Barrett & Co., h. 15 Eagle.

BARRETT C. & CO., Forwarding & Com- mission Merchants, 32 River.

Barrett George, machinist, h. 167 Orange.

BARRETT MARTIN, U. S. Hotel, 110 River.

Barrett 0. D., patent right, bds. Bennet's Forest City House.

Barrett Robert, 87 Hamilton.

Barrett Thomas, h. W. River.

Baring Frederick, carpenter, Alley, rear 56 Parkman.

Barris Richard, sailor, h. 93 Harbor.

BARRON J., Agent, groceries and supplies, 40 Merwin, h. 39 Oregon.

Barrow John, machinist, h. 6 Rose Alley.

Barry Garrett, blacksmith, h. 44 Mechanic.

Barry Mr,s., widow Patrick, bds. 27 Ward.

Barry Mrs., widow Vaughn, h. 65 Penn.

Barry Thomas, Saloon, 142 River.

Barry Thomas, laborer, 158 Dare.

Bany Thomas, boots and shoes, 185 Col- umbus.

Barstow John A., clerk, 247 Superior.

Barstow Sarah, widow William A., h. 74 State.

Bartges A. T., law student with Ranney, Backus & Noble.

Bartholomew Eli, real estate, bds. American Hotel.

Barton James, machinist, h. cor. Franklin and Russia.

Bartlehaem Caspar, sash maker, h. 62 Jer- sey.

Bartlett Edward, machinist, bds. 48 Carroll.

BARTLETT GEORGE L., Buckeye House,

66 River. Bartlett James C, laborer, 64 Jackson. Bartlett John, laborer, h. cor. Grove and Croton.

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Bartlett J. C, clerk, Lake Shore Depot, h. 64 Jackson.

Bartieit Nicholas, Register at R. R., h. 302 Perry.

Bartlett Richard, laborer, 36 Irving.

Bartlett Thomas, clerk, R. R. Office, h. 405 Superior.

Basel George, brewer, h. 404 Pittsburgh.

Bash, Jacob, firm'Guyles, Foot & B., h. 46 Prospect.

Baslington Geo. 0., firm H. D. Kendall & Co., bds. 304 Superior.

Bastress Samuel, ship carpenter, bds. 1 St. Clair.

Bassett A. C, telegraph, bds. 312 Superior.

Bassett A. L., clerk. Post Office, h. 105 Ohio.

Bassett Edwin E., machinist, h. 20 Jay.

Basset, J. C, carpenter, bds. 29 Hurd.

Bassler Adolphus, music teacher, h. rear 120 Brownell.

Bastor Mary A., widow of Almanza, h. 73 Fulton.

Batchelder Matthew, shoemaker, 30 Wal- worth.

BATE ISABELLA, widow of Josiah, Ruin- bow Saloon, 111 Water, h 28 Bank.

Bates H. C, produce dealer, bds. Bennet's Forest City House.

Bates Samuel H., grocery, 67 Fulton.

Batomey Bartholomew, laborer, 14 Summit Alley.

Batt Ignats, mason, 97 Case Avenue.

Batts Joseph, tailor, h. 41 Newton.

Bauder C. L., firm B. & EJdred, h. 31 Pros- pect.

BAUDER & ELDRED, Furniture, 46 Pub- lic Square, south side.

Bauder M. L., cabinet maker, h. 2 East Lib- erty.

Baughman Samuel, blacksmith, h. 144 Ken- tucky.

Bauhof Christian, file cutter, bds. 65 Cross.

Bauhof John F., marble cutter, h. 65 Cross.

Bauhof Rudolph, marble cutter, h. 65 Cross.

Baum Catherine, widow of AVm., h. 275 Columbus.

Bauman Jacob, whitewasher, h. 83 Cedar.

Baumer John, harness maker, h. cor. High and Middle.

Baumer Christian, brcAver, at Quhm's.

Baumgardner Frederick, carpenter, h. 254 Garden.

Baumgarnter Andrew, laborer, 78 Irving.

Baumgart Alexand'er, groceries and provisions, 945 St. Clair.

Baumgartner Nicholas, laborer, 90 Irving.

Baur Rev. Emil, Pastor German M. E. Church, h. 80 Prospect.

Baus Frederick, laborer, 175 Greenwood.

Baynes William, tailor, h. 75 St. Claii-. Eazan Jacob, carpenter, h. Fox Avenue. Peabom Francis, laborer, 113 Jersey. Beach Elisabeth, engraver, Ohio Farmer,

bds. 78 Erie. Beach J as. W., sailor, h. 12 Jay. Beach 0. E. salesman, 134 Water, h. 23

Chestnut. Beach Oliver N., lx)ok keeper, J. M. Hughes. Beal Elisha, h. 144 Bolivar. Beal E. F., clerk, G. A. Stanley's, h. 336

Kinsman. Bean Thomas R., blacksmith, h. 88 Cedar

Avenue. Bear George, laborer, 114 Ijving. Bear Henry, baker, 54 Chesnire. Bearby John, drayman, 232 Bridge. Bearce B., traveling agent, 85 Clinton. Beardsea Edward, marble cutter, h. 15 Howe. Beardsley Anson C, h. 187 Franklin. Bcardsley Chas., tinner, bds. 68 Water. Beardsley David H., h. 130 St. Clair. Beardsley Eri'S., clerk. Post Office, h. 244

Perry, Beardsley Mrs. Hannah, widow of Lyman,

h. 62 Clinton. Beardsley Ira L., book keeper. Morning

Leader, h. 39 Granger. Beardsley John, clerk. Hubby, Hughes &

Co., bds. 130 St. Clair. Beardsworth Richard, machinist, h. Ill Case

Avenue. Beare Isaac, carpenter, h. 118 Greenwood. Beare John, carpenter, h. 120 Greenwood. Beare Joseph, carpenter, h. 118 Greenwood. Bearhault Benj., laborer, 29 Grove. Bearko Jacob, cooper, h. 49 York. Beattie Wm. D., firm Ransom, Cobb & Co.,

h. 78 Euclid. Beattie Wm. J., dentist, h. 9 Scoville Alley. Beaucock Joseph, engineer, h. between

Cashier and Lawrence. BEAVIS BENJ. R., Attorney, 181 Superi- or, h, Vega Avenue, Brooklyn, Beck Mr. teamster, h. 86 McLean. Beck Charles, brakeman, h. 186 Ohio. Beck Christian, laborer, City Buildings, Beck F. T., harness maker, h. 313 Lorain . BECK GEORGE D., groceries, 117 Ontario

h. 80 Hill. Beck John, painter, h. 209 Hamilton. Beck Henry, sausage maker, 46 Parkman. Beckeley John, carpenter, 62 Muirson, Beckenbach Wm. & H., cabinet makers,

274 St. Clair. Beckenbach Henry, firm Wm. & H. B., h. 31

Oregon. Beckenbach Wm., firm Wm. & H,B., h. 202

Hamilton. Becker Capt. David, sailor, h, 34 Herman.

Deoderised, Coal Oil, manufactm-od by LAW & NORTH,

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Bell Josephjhamess, trunks, &c., 98 Su}jerior Bell Joseph, (colored) hotel, (35 High. Bell Thomas, saloon, bds. 28 Bank. Bellet Michael, shoemaker, h. 356 Pitts- burgh. Bellemau Wm., laborer, 120 Vine. Belman Cornelius, lalx)rer, h. 74 Fraklin. Belmuth Dr. S., h. 47 Green. Bemis E. C„ clerk, 43 River. Berais George A., insurance clerk, bds 34

Academy. Bemis Henry V., firm Standart, B. &

Murray, h, 26 Lake. Bemiste Frederick, tailor, 104 Hamilton. Bender August, cabinet maker, h. Chatham. Bender H., laborer, h. 31 Phelps. Bender John, shoemaker, h. cor. Parkman

and Brownell. Bender Peter, painter, h 214 Hamilton. Bender S, C, beer hall, 96 Bank, bda. 79

Rockwell. Benedict Abraham, painter, 172 Hamilton, Benedict D. V., accountant, h, 107 Prospect. Benedict E. G., firm of L. B. & Sons, bds.

17 Euclid. Benedict George A., firm Fairbanks B &

Co., h. 27 Euclid. Benedict John E., clerk, Brewer's, bds, 101

Hanover. Benedict Levi, firm L. B. & Sons, h. 17 Euclid. BENEDICT K & SONS, hats, caps and

furs, 201 Superior. BENEDICT L. & Sons, morocco factory,

82 Leonard. Benedict S. H., firm L. B. & Sons, h. 49

Wood. Benedict Thomas B,, student, bds 114 Pitts- burgh. Benfield Joseph, brakeman, bds. 148 Ontario, Benham Allen H., clerk, 138 Superior, h. 41

Granger. BENHAM GEORGE H., justice peace, 94

Superior, h. 289 Erie. BenhofF Henry, blacksmith, Canal, h. 97

Monroe, Benjamin David, attorney, h, 22 Vermont Benjamin John, engineer, bds. 79 Wilson. Benneflf Henry, blacksmith, 135 Monroe. Bennet Andrew, h, 26 Clinton. Bennet Charles, laborer, 443 Detroit BENNET'S FOREST CITY HOUSE, Su- perior, cor. Public Square. Bennett Mrs, Charlotte, widow of John, h.

14 Summit. Bennet Frank, grocery, 277 St Clair. Bennett George, blacksmith, h. 50 Hill. Bennett George, R. R. Engineer, h. 178

Lake. Bennett Isaac, butcher, h, 147 Courtlandt Bennett James, h. 48 River.

-is ackixowledged to be the best in the State. Coal Oil and Lamp Depot,

Becker Geurge, blacksmith, h. 363 St Clair. Becker Jacob, teamster, h. 23 Washington. Becker Capt. John, sailor, h.'52 Herman. Becker 0. H., sailor, bds. 23 Washington. Becker Captain R. H., h. 94 Woodbine. Beck ley Emanuel S., h. 30 Webster. Beckman Harman, grocery, 160 River. Beckman Henry, foreman, 29 Superior. BECKWITH MARVIN E., daguerrean

gallery, 9 Pearl, h. 113 Hanover. BECKWITH S. R., physician and surgeon. Office Rockwell street, opp. Post Office, h. 148 Prospect. BECKWITH T. S., carpets, and curtain store, 187 an(L189 Superior, h. 351 Supe- rior. Beckwith William, civil engineer, h. 157

St. Clair. Beckwith William E., Treasurer Gas Co.,

h. 353 Superior. Bedc Edward, marble cutter, h. 15 Howe. Bedford Elijah, ship carpenter, bds. 70

Duane. *

Bedford Mrs. Mary, widow of Joseph, h. 16

Sibley. Bedford Wm., ship carpenter, h. 101 Root Beebe Mrs. Paulina, h, 20 Walnut Beebe George E,, book-keei^er. Commercial

Branch Bank, h. 112 Hanover. Beech J. B., physician, 76 Erie. Beer Luma, painter, 81 Oregon. Beever Jacob, carriage maker, h. University

Heights. Begges A. J., firm B. & Chapin, h. 282

Prospect BEGGES & CHAPIN, forwarding and

Commission, 71 Merwin. Begley John, tailor, bds. 26 Rockwell. Behine George, baker, 140 Hamilton. Behm Charles, laborer, h. 488 Kinsman. Behr Henry, carpenter, h. 26 Allen. Behring John, warehouseman, h. 42 Green. Behringer Richard, h. 49 Hamilton. Behringer Richard, painter, C. & E. R. R.

Shop. Beiber Henry, blacksmith, bds. 224 Pitts- burgh. Beichenmecker Matthew, cabinet maker, h.

- Pittsburgh. Beihne Frederick, cabinet maker, h. 87

Washington. Beilstein Henry, undertaker, 85 Garden, h.

89 Garden. Beinfelt Frederick, carpenter, h. 41 Harbor. Beirsick John, laborer, bds W. River. Beldam Thomas, i^eddler, h. 277 Pittsburgh. Belden H , accountant, bds 79 St. Clair. BELDEN SILAS, carpenter, h. 79 St Clair. Bell Ezekial F., book keeper, 107 Water. Bell Isaac, laborer, h. foot of Franklin.

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BENNETT JAMES, blacksmith, 86 Champlain, h. 121 Orange.

Bennett John, saleratus packer, h. 199 Gar- den.

Bennett John, livery stable, bds. 179 Seneca.

Bennett John A., h. 176 Orange.

Bennet John, jr., bds. 14 Summit.

Bennett Rouse, foreman at G, H. Burritt's, h. 62 Michigan.

Bennett Thomas, carpenter, h. 45 Webster.

Bennewitz Jacob, Carpenter, h. 36 Ward.

Benson Jacob, varnisher, bds. 124 Water.

Benson John, pattern maker, h. 91 Hanover.

Benson William, builder, 222 St. Clair.

Benther John, finisher, Superior, h. 56 Chat- ham.

Bentlev Chas. D., h. 53 Seneca.

BENTON BROTHERS, Wholesale & Re- tail Druggists, 131 and 141 Detroit.

Benton Carlos 0., firm Benton Brothers, h. 37 Clinton.

Benton Corydon E., machinist, h. 214 Lake.

Benton Curtis, firm Benton Brothers, h. 47 Church.

Benton Horace, firm Benton Brothers, h. 197 Franklin.

Benton Ezra R., machinist, h. 24 Cheshire.

BENTON JOHN J., hats and caps, 133 Su- perior, h. 62 Prospect.

Benton Lucius A., watchmaker, 137 Superi- or, h. 284 Prospect.

Benton Otis, clerk, 139 Detroit, h. 197 Franklin.

Benton Alphonso, drover, h. cor. Detroit and Courtlandt.

Bentz Bernard, cooper, h. 12 Ward.

Bentz Henry, saloon, 134 Ontario.

Benninger Q-eorge, laborer, 12 Brainard.

Benninger John, laborer, h. 12 Hicks.

Berg Ernst, laborer, h. 44 Chatham.

Berg George, moulder, h, 70 Bridge.

Berg John, saloon, 33 Third.

Berge Edward, stone cutter, h. Chatham.

Berges Loie, whitewasher, h. 276 St. Clair.

Bergher John, news carrier, h. 126 West Liberty.

Berghof Peter, baker, h. 212 St. Clair.

Bergholz John, 47 Harrison.

BERGOLD JOHN A., boots and shoes, 86 Water, h. Frankfort, rear engine house.

Bergum John, carpenter, bds. 97 St. Clair.

Beringher John, laborer, 161 Hamilton.

Beringer Richard, painter, h. 421 Lake.

Berk John, carpenter, 165 Wilson.

Berk M., laborer, 823 St. Clair.

Berkert Rodolph, laborer, 84 West Center.

Berkholder John, cooper, h. 52 Ward.

Bernhardt John, tailor, h. 70 Case A venue.

Bemhert Rev. John, Pastor Salem Church, h. 68 Eagle.

Bemsmeyer Wm., laborer, 77 Park man.

Beniner John, warehouseman,h.66 Mechanic

Berringer G. F., clerk 226 Superior, bds. 74 Hamilton.

Berringer P. J., printer, h. 75 Hamilton.

BERRY GEORGE W., upholsterer, 70 Su- perior, h, 42 Granger.

Berry Jacob, fireman, C. & E. R. R.

Bersail John, laborer, 73 Jersey.

Bersch Wm., editor, 220 Kinsman, h. 93 Harman.

Bersicher Frederick, cooper, alley between Penn and Jersey, h 66 Penn.

Betegher August, tailor, 115 Oregon.

Bethe Louis, grocer, 356 jjridge.

BETHEL CHURCH, corner Water and Johnson.

Betner Conrad, laborer, 103 Clifton.

Bettrick Thomas, carpenter, h. 31 Croton.

Betts Alfred, carpenter, h, 729 St Clair.

Bescel Mrs. Fanny, h. 78 Hamilton.

Best Frederick, laborer, Penn.

Best Thomas' H., bds. Weddell House.

Bestin Stephen, h. 41 Mayflower.

Beswick Alice, widow of Nathan, h. 405 Lor- ain.

Beswick John, boiler maker, bds. 403 Lor- ain.

Bevan J., h. 245 Kinsman.

Bevan John, civil engineer, 235 Superior.

Bevens Timothy, ship carpenter, h. 39 Ful- ton.

BEVERLIN JOHN, merchant tailor. 125 Detroit, h. 34 Clinton.

Beverly J. P., machinist, h. 22 Sibley.

Beverse Nicholas, tailor, h. 47 Irving.

Bickford A. S., machinist h. 408 Detroit.

Biebold John, tinner.

Biekler Mrs. Ferina, widow of Christian, h. 40 Green.

Bierdsworth Richard, machinist, h. 109 Case Avenue.

Biddlecom George S., ship carpenter, h, 20 John.

Bigelow George, insurance agent, h 18 Ea- gle.

BIGELOW HENRY H., insurance agent, h 18 Eagle.

Bigelow Jonathan, h. 18 Eagle.

Biker Philip, laborer, 64 Grove.

Bilery N., tailor, h. 60 Grove.

Bilstien Adam, tailor, h. 154 Garden.

Billing George W., cabinet maker, h, 84 Kentucky.

Billings Mabel, widow of Lorenzo, 14 Lake.

Billit James, blacksmith, h. 116 Orange.

Billson Caleb, Jr., musician, bds. 56 Cedar Avenue.

Billson Caleb, Sr., organ builder, h. 56 Cedar Avenue.

188 Ontario Street, Cleveland, Ohio.

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Billson Charles, mason, bds. 50 Cedar Aven. Billson Jiibn, en.:,aiieer, bds. 50 Cedar Aven. BiniLder G., Hour and feed, 303 Kinsman, h.

oUl Kinsman. Bimler Jacol), laborer, 151 Monroe. Bindiber John, laborer, 34 Mechanic. Binger W. K., clerk, bds. 121 Water. Bingham Edward, firm G. Worthington &

Co., h. 52 Seneca. Bingham Elijah, in County Clerk's office, h.

12 Cheshire. . Bingham F. W., firm B. & Hovey, h. St.

Clair Itoad. Bingham George, deputy clerk, bds. Wed-

dell House. ^ Bingham John K., firm S. Barinard & Co.,

bds. Angier House. Bingliam Silas F., singing teacher, bds. 124

^\^ater Bingham' William, firm W. B. & Co., h. 132

St Clair. BINGHAM WM. & Co., hardware and

metals, 1-18 and 150 Water.' Binghar John, laborer, 110 Oregon. Bink rhilip, tanner, h. I'JO Greenwood. Binmore Wm., laborer, 18 Croton. Binsel Jacob, cooper, 02 McLean Binstein John, laborer, 'JO Penn. Birch Heman, firm H. B. & Co., 124 Water. BIRCH H. & Co., boarding, 124 Water. Bird Isaac, blacksmith, h. 127 California. Birds liarney, saloon, 88 Erie. Birds Michael, saloon, 88 Erie, Birdsall Z. S., boarding, 118 Bolivar. Birguiin Cord, tailor, h. 20 Vine. Birney John, cooper, h. 32 Fulton. BISBEE ALBERT, daguerrean gallery, 211

Superior, bds. City Hotel. Bischof Veit, brewer, h. 404 Pittsburgh. Bishop C. F.,melodeon tuner, h. 295 Outario. Bishoi) Mrs. Eliza, 238 Perry. Bishop Henry, machinist, h. 72 iiamilton. Bishop Henry S., ii. 84 Euclid. Bishop Irvin, wire weaver, h. 86 Clinton. Bishop Isaac 1)., firm B., Mason & Co., bds.

Weddell House. Bishop Jacob, blacksmith, 100 Hamilton. Bishop Jacob, painter, h. 81 Lvman. BISHOP JESSE P., Common Pleas judge,

h. 187 Prospect. Bishop Jonathan, city police, h. 157 Kins- man. BISHOP, MASON & Co., wholesale dealers

in wines, lii[uors, &c., 123 Water.

Bishop, h 89 Pearl..

Bislosky John, laborer, KU Croton. Bisser Jacob, cooper, h. 40 Webster. Bissett Roderick, carpenter, h. Orange. Bissitt Horatio, ship wright, h. 213 Franklin.

Bittinger Rev. J. B., pastor Euclid St. Pres- byterian Church, h. 202 Euclid. Bittle Jacob, willow ware maker. Black Adol]>hus, peddler, h. Ki Dodge. Black Alexander, peddler, h. 17 California. Black Arthur, sailor, h. 98 Merchant. P)lack Casjjer, butcher, h. 96 Taylor. Black David, fancv goods, 197 Superior, h.

171 Lake. Black Franklin, painter, h. 67 Croton. BLACK JAS. Y., firm B. & Meredith, h.

130 Ohio. Black John, carpenter, 52 Webster. BLACK JOHN, shoemaker, 130 Superior,

and corner Superior and R. R., h. 43 Bank. Black Mrs. Margaret,h 49 High. IMack Morris, farmer, h. 550 St Clair. Black Peter, wagon maker, 133 Pittsburgh,

h. 33 Webster. Black Thomas D., gardener, bds. 134Duane. BLACK & MEREDITH, livery stable, 126

Ohio. BLACKBURN JOSEPH M., architect and

builder, h. 30 Oregon. Blackburn Josiah, h. 44 Orange. Blackford Henry, carpenter, h. 147 Brownell. Blacklock John, h. dravman, 48 Chestnut. BLACKMER REUBEN H.. grocerj-, corner

Prospect and Pen-y, h. 279 Prospect. Blackwell Matthew,' firm Outhwaite & B.,

h. 14 Webster. Blackwell Smith, clerk Bradburn & Fisher,

h. 54 Orange Blackwell Thomas, firm Outhwaite & B., h.

40 Huntington. Bladen William, boot fitter, h. 91 Hamilton. Blahd H., firm M. Smith & Co., bds. Wolf's,

Michigan. I'lair Henry, builder, h. 29 Huntington. Blair John, h. 380 Prospect. Blair J. N., clerk, 217 Superior, bds. 83 Pub- lic Square. Blake George, (colored) sailor, h. 13 Union. BLAKE H. G., sexton west side Cemetery,

h. 18 Monroe. Blake Isaac W., firm L \Y. B. & Co., h. 94

Lorain. BLAKE L W. & Co., sail makers, 135 River. Blake James ship carpenter, h.24 John. P>lake John W., spar maker, 15 Spruce, h.

01 Woodbine. Blake William, blacksmith, bds. 53 Fulton. Blakeley Samuel, tailor, h. 11 Alal>ama. P>lakesley John, fish monger, h.74 Wliitman. Blakcsley Miss Julia A., h. 314 Columbus. IManchard Martin, sailor, h. 8 Clinton. Blanchard IMartin, brakesman, h, 8 Clinton. P>lanchard Z. M., firm B. & Foster, h. Pearl. BLANCHARD & FOSTER, groceries and

meat market, corner Pearl and Detroit.

Bittinger George, laborer. W. C. NORTH'S Photograph and Pine Art Gallery, 205 Superior St.,

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Blanck Christian, door maker, 231 Coluaibus.

Blann A. W., 85 Howe.

Blatchly L., grocery, 168 Brownell.

Blatt John, wagon maker, h. 49 Monroe.

Blaw Lewis, carpenter, h. 126 Clinton.

Blazedell Thomas, h. 20 Courtlandt.

Blackhan Nelson, shoemaker, 884 St Glair.

Bleicher James, laborer, 95 Willet.

Blee Hugh, grocer, 28 Walnut, h. 20 Chest- nut.

Blee James, brakesman, h. 32 Oregon.

Blee James, grocer, 20 Chestnut.

Blee John, conductor C. C. & C. R. R., h. 8 Oak.

Blee Robert, conductor C. C. & C. R. R., h. 20 Chestnut.

Bleeford Samuel, sailor, h Canal.

Bietch John, nail smith, rear 112 Burch.

Blend George W., carpenter, h. 51 Scoville.

Bleney J., laborer, 35 Phelps.

Blenter George, shoemaker, 85 Oregon.

Bliswick August F., tailor, h. 13 York Al- ley.

Blish Elisha C, firm B., Garlick & Co., h. 16 Fulton.

BLISH, GARLICK & Co., Cleveland iron works, corner River and Main.

Blissman Charles, mason, h. 57 Ward.

Bloch Aaron, grocery, 79 Water.

Bloch Emanuel, firrn S. H. & E. B., h. Kins- man.

Bloch S. H., firm S. H. & E. B.,h. 283 Kins- man.

BLOCH S. H. & E., liquors, 34 Merwin.

Blochboylan Mrs. Mary, saloon, 3 Michigan.

J^lockboylan Thomas, laborer, 3 Michigan.

Block Henry, h. 163 Orange.

Block Joseph, cooper, h. 35 Croton.

BLODGETT" PAPER STORE, P. Lawton, dealer in wall paper, window shades, &c., 193 Superior.

Blodgett R. A. H., agent Fairbank's scales, bds. Johnson House.

Blossom Henry C, firm Wm, Bingham & Co., h. 50 Euclid.

Bluemink John, cooper, 181 Courtlandt, h. 183 Courtlandt.

Bluini John, boarding, h. 112 St Clair.

Blum Hezkiah, tinner, h. 393 Lake.

Blum Jacob, shoemaker, 168 Greenwood.

Blush Charles, fireman, bds. 93 Lake.

Blythe Walter, architect, corner Euclid and Sheriff", h. 25 Parkman.

BOARD OF TRADE, Oviatt's Exchange.

Boardman D. W., paying teller. Com. Br'ch Bank, bds. 96 Euclid.

Boardman Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Isaac, h. 461 Detroit.

BOARDMAN WM. J., attorney, Atwater building, h. 96 Euclid.

Boasa John, cabinet maker, h. 163 Croton.

Boat James, farmer, h. 74 Cedar Avenue.

Bock A. W., salesman, 108 Ontario.

Bock Joseph, carpenter, h. 171 Hamilton.

Bockus David, laborer, 38 Clinton.

Boelim George J., upholsterer, h. 30 Web- ster.

Bochner Martin, tiinier, h. Kinsman.

Bodebender Peter, h. 19 Vine.

Body Frederick, cabinet maker, 141 Green- wood, bds. 153 Scoville Avenue.

Boeckel Jacob J., soap naker, h. 32 Wal- worth.

Boehm Geo., barber, 88 Water, h 138 York.

Boggis Robert H., clerk #. Worthingtou & Co., bds. 83 Public Square.

Bogner Martin, tinner, bds. 32 Walworth.

Bohland George, blacksmith, bds. 8 Frank- fort.

Bohland John, blacksmith, h. 43 Pine.

Bohm Edwin, brakesman, h. 77 Water.

Bohn Casper, glove maker, h. 183 Hamilton.

Bohn John, tailor, h. 371 St Clair.

Bohn John, laborer, 319 Lorain.

Bohn Rudolph, laborer, 120 Hamilton.

Bohnard Frank, tailor, h. 34 Granger.

Bohnmann Henry, laborer, 93 Greenwood.

Bohrer Jacob, livery stable, h. 174 Brownell.

Boice Alpheus, blacksmith, h. 33 Hanover.

Boise Otis, h. 271 Prospect.

Boisseau A., photographs, 243 Superior, h. 186 Cedar Avenue.

BOLLES Rev. JAMES A., h. 35 Euclid.

Bolan Patrick, laborer, 67 Vermont.

Bolander Henry, h, 58 Eagle.

Boland John, laborer, h. 228 Croton.

Bolder Phillip, laborer, rear 81 Bridge.

Boldeser Eitzenbergen, laborer, 118 York.

Boldy Uriah, marble-cutter, bds. 4 Kins- man.

Boles Mr.'^., widow, bds. 60 Euclid Place.

Boley Patrick, laborer, 18 Jay.

Bolie Jacob, laborer, h. 238 Pearl.

Bolster Anna, widow of John, h. 36 Fulton.

Bolt Henry, moulder, bds. 27 Third,

BOLTOX"^ & ALDRICH, carving and pat- tern making, 66 East Center.

Bolton Charles, clerk at De Witt's, bds. 73 Parkman.

Bolton Everard, firm B. & Aldrich, h. 268 Franklin.

Bolton Henry, machinist, h. 73 Parkman.

BOLTON THOMAS, Common Pleas Judge, h. East Cleveland.

Bolton William, sailor, h. 105 Main.

Boltz John, grocer, 32 Scoville Avenue.

Bolvek Charles, laborer, 181 Jersey.

Bommer Christian, boarding house, 67 Mich- igan.

Bomgardner John, shoemaker, h. 66 Carroll.

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Bommer Joseph, clerk, h. Frankfort, Bomiuheudt Jacob, blacksmith, bds. Pitts- burgh. Boml Frederick H., firm B. & Co., h. 142

Euclid. Bond Henry, h. 10 Hill. Bond J;vcob, teamster, h. 110 Cortlandt Bund Newell, firm B. & Co., h. 142 Euclid. Bond Noah F., clerk, 33 River, h. lU Suminit. BOND T, N., Agent American Trasportation

Company, h. 10 Summit Bond William E., firm Bond & Co. h. 142

Euclid. BOND N. & CO., painters, glaziers, «&c., 20

Euclid. -

Bone J. H. A., local editor Herald, 27 Wood. Bonewill Henry, sailor, h. 143 Burch. Bonshue Franklin L., saloon 104 Bank, h.

114. Bank. Bon.srazk August, laborer, 112 Carroll. Bood Nancy, milliner, 108 St. Clair. Boofman Conrad, shoemaker, h. 140 Ontario. Booth Benjamin, laborer, Spring. Booth James, lake engineer, h. 311 Erie. Booth James, foreman gas works, h. 42 Bath. Boothe Mrs. Agnes, widow of Alexander,

h. 25 Mill. Bopp Constantine, teamster, 38 Mayflower. Boran Tim, laborer. West River. Borg Peter, laborer, 21 Belmont. Borg Peter, Jr., h. 21 Belmont. Borger Jacob J., grocer, 172 Greenwood. Borger Jacob, checkman, h. 3 Floyd. Borger John, laborer, 172 Greenwood. Borger Madis. stone-cutter, 898 St. Clair. BORGES JOHN F., clothing, corner Supe- rior and River, h, 109 St. Cl*ir. Borkhart Conrad, stone-cutter, h. 115 Laurel. BORN CHARLES P., stoves, &c.,'&c., 218

Superior, h. 381 St. Clair. Born Frederick, tinsmith, bds. 381 St. Clair. Borst Charles, joiner, h. 27 Vine. Boshack Karl, carpenter, h. 16 Liberty. Boston Israel, (colored) h. 132 Champlain. BOSTON PAIL CO., corner West Center

and Main. Bostwick Charles B., carpenter, h. Terrott. Bosworth Bordman, cook, bds. 237 P>ie. Bosworth Philetus S., Forest City Brewery,

h. 118 Scoville Avenue. Botanha^mer Michael, butcher, h. 25 Irving. Botsford Samuel E., h. 569 Kinsman. Bottleheim Casper, cabinet maker, h. 62

Jersey. Bouloff Charles, pork packer, h. 305 Ham- ilton. Bound John, shoemaker, rear corner York

and Fulton, h. York. Boutall John, merchant tailor, 263 St, Clair. Bous John, butcher, 46 Clifton.

BOUSFIELD JOHN, Cleveland Wooden Ware Manufactory, 34 West Center, office ^twater Buildings. Bowder Augustus, check clerk, h. 147 Cedar

Avenue, Bowe Lawrence, h. 37 Division. Bowen Cornelius, machinist, h. 12 Mandrake. Bowen Frank, R. R. paymaster, Ixis. 128

Lake, Bowen Henry, physician, h. 314 Erie. Bowen Thomas, laborer, h. foot St. Clair. Bower Bartholt, carpenter, h, 534 Case Av- enue. BOWER BUCKLAND P., plumber, At-

water Building, bds. 72 Ontario. Bower Charles, carpenter, h. 103 Laurel, Bower Isaac S., saloon 265 West River. Bowers Grosvenor B., firm Mornill & B., h.

805 Lake, Bowers Peter H., ship carpenter, h. 115 Root Bowler Nodiah P., insurance, Atwater Build- ing, h. 54 Parkraan. Bowler William, Book-keeper, h. 17 Fulton. Bowley Richard, engineer, h. 189 Hamilton. Bowman Alexander, sailor, h. 216 Lake. Bowman Charles, lalwrer, 105 Lorain. Bowman John, sailor, h. 344 St. Clair. Bowman William, peddler, h. 128 Burch. Bowra John, clerk, bds. 377 Lorain, Boyd David, carpenter, h. 72 York, Bowzeman Wm., baker, 53 Green, Boxon Wm., laborer, rear 68 Green, Boyd David, Jr., sailor, h. 72 York. Boyd David H., machinist, bds. 63 Water. Boyd James, boarding house, 63 Water. Bovd Thomas J., carriage painter, bds. 63

Water. Bovd William R., carriage bds. 63 Water Bo'vd William H., clerk, C. C. & C. R. R,

Freight Office, Boyer John, carpenter, h 111 Hamilton. Boyer John, carpenter, h. 38 Scoville Avenue. Boyle Andrew, lake cajitain, K 167 Bridge, Boyle James, laborer, 55 Lamartine. Boyle James, laborer, 61 Lamartine, Bovle Thomiis, h, 40 Woodbine, BOYLSTON H. K., agent Merchant's Dis- patch, h. 230 St Clair. Bovlston Thomas, clerk Merchant's Dis-

f atch, h. 230 St. Clair. BOYRAN CAPT. PATRICK, h. 102 Ore- gon. Bovs William, mason, bds. 53 Webster, Boys William C, sailor, h. 73 Root Braan James, laborer, 164 Bridge. Brace Thomas, produce dealer, bds. Bennet's

Forest City House, Brack Christopher A., sailor, h. 320 Lake, BRACKETT, REMINGTON & CO., wines and liquors, 114 Water.

or Ambrotype, should not fail to caU at NORTH'S GALLERY.

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Bradbnrn Charles, firm B. & Fisher, h. 42 Buclid.

BRADBURN & FISHER, wholesale gro- cers and commission merchants, agents for N. Longworth's wines and brandy, 58 and 60 River, and 21 and 23 Meadow.

Bi-adbury Levi, machinist, h. 48 Carroll.

Braddish Charles, sailor, bds. 226 St. Clair.

Braddish Jonas, sailor, h. 42 Main.

Bradey J., laborer, 33 Phelps.

Bradford John N., h. 37 Erie.

BRADLEY ALVA, vessel owner, h. 447 Kinsman.

Bradley Christopher, mason, bds. 181 Clinton.

Bradley James, laborer, 181 Clinton.

Bradley John, ironmonger, h. 795 Lake.

Bradley Patrick, laborer, 102 Oregon.

Bradley Patrick, fruit stand, h. Franklin.

Bradley Thomas, baker, bds. 131 Muirson.

Bradley William J., shoemaker, h. 270 Ham- ilton.

Brady Charles, student, bds. 243 Hamilton.

Brady Cornelius, sheet iron worker, h. 264 Washington.

Brady Edward, policeman, h. 272 Detroit.

Brady Francis, laborer, bds. 89 Pittsburgh.

Brady Joseph, cooper, bds. 88 Columbus.

Brady Peter, laborer, 19 Division.

Braen Peter, carpenter, bds 97 St. Clair.

Brager Henry, tailor, h. 600 Superior.

BRAGG, BENJAMIN A , horse shoer and dealer. West, opposite Hewitt's Block, h. 274 Columbus.

Bragg C. S., firm Ingham & B., h. 206 Pros- pect.

Bragheny Owan, laborer, W. River.

Brainard Chauncey A., carpenter, h. 16 Ore- gon.

Brainard Jacob, finisher, h. 29 Pittsburgh continued.

Brainard John, laborer, 35 Champlain.

Brainard Joseph M., clerk 201 Superior, h. 30 Sheriff.

Brainard Mrs. Laura, widow of Henry, h. 219 Perry

Brainard Lewis H., clerk, bds. 70 Rock- well.

Brainard Nathan, h. 30 Sheriff.

Brainard Silas, firm S. B. & Co., h. 348 !]?ros- pect.

BRAINARD S. & CO., pianos and music, 203 Superior.

BRAINERD & BURRIDGE, engravers and United States and foreign patent agency, 134 Bank.

Brainerd Jehu, firm B. & Burridge, h. 196 Euclid.

Bralsford William, tinsmith, bds. 73 Hanover.

Bramhall Elbridge, baker and confectioner, 41-43 Public Square.

Bramley Charles, ticket agent C. C. & C. R R., bds. 97 St. Clair.

Branan Edward, laborer, 487 Lake.

Branan Luke, teamster, h. 65 Superior Ave- nue.

BRANCH DARIUS G., wholesale grocer, Oviatt's Exchange, corner Superior and River, h. 164 Euclid.

Branch Francis, county commissioner, Brook- lyn.

Brand Frederick A., firm B. & McFadden, h. 68 Huntington.

BRAND & McFADDEN, cigars and tobac- co, 122 Ontario.

Brandenstien Adam, gardener, h. 53 Depot.

Braney Luke, teamster, bds. 398 Pittsburgh.

Brannan Martin, laborer, with J. F. Clark 79 Public Square.

Brant Miss E. W., machine sewing, 15 Hoff- man's Block.

Brant F., carpenter, h. 877 Superior.

Brassey Patrick, laborer. Elm.

Braslin Barnard, saloon, h. W. River.

Brassel Thomas, tailor, 190 Superior, bds. 22 Summit Alley.

BRATENAHL BROTHERS, leather, hides and oil, Vineyard Block, foot Superior.

Bratenahl Charles, firm B. Brothers, bds. Weddell House.

Bratenahl Louis, firm B. Brothers, bds. Wed- dell House.

Bratzman Frederick, tailor, 100 Water, bds. 108 Water.

Brauer Charles, school teacher Lutheran Church, h. 245 Erie.

Braumling William, laborer. Lake.

Bray Bernard, book keeper, Crawford & Price, h. 91 Root.

Bray Bryan, clerk, h. corner Bridge and Root.

Bray Thomas, clerk, h. 66 Root.

Brayton G. M., clerk Post OfBce, h. 23 Ham- ilton.

BRAYTON HENRY F., insurance, Atwa- ter Block, bds. 292 Superior,

Brayton Mrs. Salina A., h. 61 Seneca.

Breed Andrew J., firm Chamberlin, Craw- ford & Co., h. 181 Prospect.

Breen George,, joiner, 114 Brownell.

Breen James, laborer, 164 Bridge.

Breen Mike, laborer, 157 Lake.

Breen Peter, carpenter, bds. 11 Sked.

Bregkel John, wagon maker, 87 Oregon.

Breidenbhach Philip, clerk, 172 Garden.

Breighcr Henr^^, tailor, 83 Oregon.

Brell Nicholas, blacksmith, h. 290 Lake.

Bremer John, bandbox manufacturer. Liber- ty, h. 139 Dare.

Bremier Daniel, carpenter, 147 Hamilton.

Breneis George, laborer, h. 83 Spruce.

Brenlap Jacob, shoemaker, 188 Hamilton.

Dedorised.Coal, Manufactured by LAW & NORTH,

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Brenner Frederick, shoemaker, 73 Penn.

Brennan James, batcher, bds. 64 Lamartine.

Brennan Matthew, laborer, h. 184 Wilson,

Brennan M., laborer, h. 12 John.

Brennan Mrs. Mary, widow, h. 04 Lamar- tine.

Brennan Maria, widow, h. 155 Cedar Ave- nue.

Brennan Thomas, varnisher, melodeon fac- tory, bds. 64 Lamartine.

Brepst GcorL^e, cooper, bis. 85 Fulton.

Bresler Abert, grocery, 225 Hamilton.

Bresler Charles, peddler, bds. 225 Hamilton.

Breslihen Cm-nelius, laborer, h. 51 Hicks.

BRP]SLIN P. H., attorney, 13U Superior.

Brew Charles, blacksmith, h. 20 Lyman.

Brew William, shoes, 130 Superior, h. 54 Eagle.

Brew William, fireman Pittsburgh R. R., h. 9 Minnesota.

Brew William C, painter, rear 44 Garden.

Brew William H., book keeper, Sturtevant's planing mill, h. 46 Eagle.

Brewer Abraham, house mover, bds. 40 High.

Brewer John, brewer, h. 20 Prospect.

Brewer Nelson C, druggist, 9 Pearl, h. 101 Hanover.

Brener Stein, blacksmith, C. & E, R. R. Re- pair shop.

Brewner Andrew, meat market, 315 Pitts- burgh.

Brewner Henry, shoemaker, 144 Hamilton.

Brewster Austin, joiner, h. 237 Franklin.

Brewster Rev. William H., Pastor Wesleyan Methodist Church, h. 57 Garden.

Breymer George, carriage maker, 38 Chestnut

Brigamon Rhuderick, laborer, 42 Wilson.

Breidenbach Philip, clerk, 88 Superior, b. 172 Gaixlen.

Bridgeman George, tanner, h. near Brock's tannery.

Bridgeman John, machinist, h. 347 St. Clair.

Briget Henry, sailor, h. Mulberry.

Bright John, paper maker, h. 152 Croton.

Brightman Geo. W., carpenter, h. 150 For- rest.

Brightraan J. AV., carpenter, h. 73 Croton. Brig-gs Andis, puddler, h. 928 St. Clair.' Briggs Charles, livery stable, 144 Pearl, h.

23 Chi.rch. Briggs Ellis, pattern maker, h. 459 St. Clair. Briggs Erastus, livery stable, 144 Pearl, h.

67 Washington. Briggs I]rastus, jr., livery stable, 144 Pearl, h.

67 Washington. Briggs Frank C, dentist, corner Euclid and

Public Square, bds. 70 Rockwell. Briggs J. T., book-keeper, bds 82 Huron

Briggs Pierson D., salesman, 183 Superior,

h. 31 Cheshire. Bring Mrs., h. 17 Burnham. Blinker Frederick, carpenter, h. 240 Detroit. Brinker Frederick William, cabinet maker,

h. 72 Tracy. Brinkoti' Frederick, laborer, 40 Grove. lirinmore William, laborer, Croton. Brinnen Jas., gas fitter, bds. 26 Rockwell. iJrislin Barnard, saloon, 259 West River, lirising Mrs., widow, h. 297 Lorain. Britton Joseph W., boiler maker, h. 352 Su- perior. Broad L., R. R. Conductor, h. 36 High. BROCK ELEAZER A., Tanner and Cur- rier, Canal, h. 70 Bolivar, Brock wav Horace H., clerk Citv Hotel. BROCKWAY THOS. B., proprietor City

Hotel, Seneca. Brodbeck Kate, teacher. United Brethren

Church, bds. 56 Willey. Broder Michael, teamster, h. 4 Clinton. Broder Sarah, widow of Pat., h. 4 Clinton. Broderick W. H., clerk, 217 Superior, bds.

28 Mandrake.

Brodessor , laborer, 144 Hamilton.

Brodt Jacob, warehouseman, 60 Merwin, h.

305 Hamilton. Brogan James, laborer. West River. Brogan John, laborer, Detroit hill. Brogan Patrick, laborer, 18 Hicks. Brogan Thomas, laborer, West River. Brogoin Catherine, widow of James, h. foot

of Water. Brohler Catherine, widow of George, 105

Oregon. Brokaw Thomas C, pri/jter, Herald, h. 132

Bolivar. Brokensliire Huldah, A-idowof John, grocery,

244 Garden. Brokensliire James, commercial reporter,

Plaindealer, h. 169 Garden. Brokeiishire Jar/es, grocery, 169 Garden. Brook A., coachmaker, 58 Merchant. Brook John, shoemaker, 90 Hamilton. Broi^ke Robert F,, book keeper, 148 Water,

h. 39 Chestnut. Brookman George, laborer, rear 437 St. Clair. Brooks Charles, engineer. Holt's warehouse.

bds. 46 West Main, Brooks Charles H., h. 344 Lake. Brooks David W., firm B. & Ford, bds. 27

Rockwell. Brooks Edward, laborer, h. 810 Lake. Brooks Edward, jr., machinist, bds. 810

Lake. Brooks Ethan, firm G. & E. B., bds, Ben- net House, Brooks E. W., firm S. C. & E. W. B., h. 29

Hurd.

Briggs Joseph W., patent right, h. 241 Perry.

is acknowledged to be the best in the State.

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BROOKS & FORD, Attorneys, 15 Atvvater Building.

Brooks Greo.j shoemaker, h. 212 Pittsburgh.

Brooks, George, firm G. & E. B.. bds. Ben- net House.

BROOKS Gr. & E., Paper Warehouse, 116 Bank.

Brooks John, laborer, 95 Clifton.

Brooks John H., shoemaker, h. 90 Hamilton.

Brooks John L., gas fitter, 237 Superior, h. 71 Dodge.

Brooks Levi, boarding house, 68 Ontario.

BROOKS MARTIN L., m. d., h. 56 Euclid.

Brooks Melinda, widow of Joshua, boarding house, 98 Bond.

Brooks 0. A,, firm Huntington & B., h. 38 Euclid.

Brooks S. C, firm S. C. & E. W. B., h. 35 Hurd.

BROOKS S. C. & E. W., builders and ar- chitects, Hewitt's Block, West.

Brooksmith John C, cooper, h. 8 Fourth.

Brophey Peter, laborer, 14 Hicks.

Broughey Peter, laborer. Hicks.

Brough John,President Indianapolis & Belle- foutaine R. R., h. 126 St. Clair.

Brower Andrew, teamster, h, 14 Ann.

Brower Isaac, shingle maker, h. 14 Ann.

Brown & Akers, barbers, 125 Seneca.

Brown Amos, teamster, h. 177 Greenwood.

BROWN & ANDREWS, flour and feed, cor- ner Ontario and Prospect.

Brown Calvin, S., R. R., bds. Stillman House.

Brown Cephas, laborer, h. 50 Pearl.

Brown Charles F., local editor Plain Dealer, bds. 70 Rockwell.

Brown Charles H., agent Jones & Son's Marble Works, h. 142 Muirson.

Brown David, sailor, h. 69 St. Clair.

BROWN DEWITT C, paper hanger, h. 5 Hickox.

Brown Edwin, butcher, 18 Orange.

Brown Elenora, widow of Wm., seamstress, h: 34 Ontario.

Brown Eliza,, physician, h. 311 Erie.

Brown Mrs. E A., corner Huron and Middle.

Brown Ely L , shoemaker, 50 Cross.

Brown Fannv, widow of Samuel, h. 83 Bond.

BROWN FAYETTE, banker, next door to

Commercial Bank, Atwater Buildings, h. 362 Prospect, corner Hudson.

Brown F, A., tailor, 141 Superior.

Brown Rev. F. T., pastor Westminster Pres- byterian Church, h. 199 Euclid.

Brown Frank, salesman, h. 83 Bond.

Brown George shoemaker, bds. 33 High.

Brown George, peddler, h. 166 River.

Brown Henry, (col.) cooper, h. 48 Cheshire.

Brown Hiram M., clerk, 242 Superior, bds. 83 Public Square.

Brown Mrs. H. P. M., publisher Agitator,

h. 288 Superior. Brown Isabella, widow of James, h. 353 St.

Clair. Brown James, blacksmith, h. 134 Duane. Brown James, mason, h. 72 Courtlandt. Brown James, pressman, Plain Dealer. BROWN J AMES S., lawyer, 1 Seneca Block. , Brown James A., book keeper, 143 ^Water,

bds. 304 Superior. Brown James A., sailor, h. 56 Whitman, * Brown James C, constable, h. Ill Huron. Brown James E., assistant book-keeper, F.

Brown's. Brown James H., sailor, bds. 42 Garden. Brown James S., attorney, bds. 53 Seneca.

Brown cabinet, bds. 45 Public Square.

Brown John, brass finisher, h. Second Alley,

between Bolivar and Huron. Brown John, stone cutter, h. 68 Burch. Brown John, tobacconist, h. 177 Greenwood. Brown John, clerk Jackson Iron Co., h. 63

Kentucky. Brown John, (col'd.) barber, h. 126 Muirson. Brown John, h. 282 Cedar Avenue. Brown John, porter, h. Detroit. Brown John B., engineer, h. 89 Turnpike. Brown John C, h. 56 Hill. Brown John E., watchman, C. & E. R. R.

Machine Shop, h. 286 Orange. Brown John L., firm B. & Andrews h.

65 Hill. Brown John P., printer. Herald, h. 57 Sibley. Brown Joseph, bookbinder, 107 Superior,

bds. Johnson House. Brown Joseph, peddler, bds. 78 Water. Brown Joseph 0., firm J. 0. B. & Son, h. 159

Lake. Brown Joseph 0. & Son, auctioneers, 212

Superior. Brown Julius H, clerk Recorder's Office, h.

102 Scott. Brown Mary, widow of John, 186 Superior. BrownMichael, laborer, h. 16 Summit Alley. Brown Michael, student, bds. 243 Hamilton. Brown M. A., veneer sawing, Hewitt's Block,

h. 67 Clinton. BROWN THOMAS, publisher Ohio Farmer,

bds. Weddell House. Brown Thomas, laborer, h. 47 Superior Av- enue. Brown Thomas, laborer, h 523 Superior. Brown Thomas, carpenter, bds, 375 Kinsman. Brown Thomas, brass finisher, bds. Second

Alley, between Bolivar and Huron. Brown Thomas, house carpenter,h. 303 Perry. Brown William, saw filer, bds. 22 Prospect. Brown William, marble cutter, h. 30 Ohio. Brown William, painter, h. 25 Scoville

Alley.

Coal Oil and Lamp Depot, 189 Ontario St., Cleveland, O.

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Brown William R., builder, 126 Brownell.

Brown William S., book keeper, h. 27 Marion.

Brown Wilson, engineer, h. 322 St. Clair.

Brownell Benjamin, firm Otis & B., bds. An- gler.

Brownell Hiram, land trader, 107 Kinsman.

BRUCE ELI, attorney, 168 Superior, h. 104 Brownell.

Bruce Mary, widow of Alex., h. 31 Academy.

Bruce W. W., printer, Plain Dealer, h. 51 Huntington.

Brugart John; laborer, A. Robert's Tannery.

Bruger Geo., grocery, h. 162 Pearl.

Brunibach Henrietta, (colored,) widow of Noah, washwoman, h. 153 St. Clair.

Brumer Frederick, shoemaker, 364 Lorain, h. Dare.

Brunar Henry, shoemaker, h. 146 Hamilton.

Brunell Frederick shoemaker, 68 Lorain, h. 164 Dare.

Bruner Jacob, carpenter, h. 316 Lake.

Bruner John, cooper, h. 94 McLane.

Bruner William, brakeman, h. 77 Water.

Bruno Nicolaus, accountant, Bratenahl Bros.

Brush Mrs. Piatt, widow, h 288 Euclid.

Bruthar Michael, teamster, h. comer of Clinton and Wilson.

Bruyman Joseph, tailor, h. 92 Bolivar.

Bryan Steven G., clerk, 240 Superior, bds. 23 Sheriff.

Bryan Leonard, grocer, 206 Pittsburgh.

Bryan Lewis, police officer, bds 74 Garden.

Bryant Daniel, sailor, h. 103 Bridge.

BRYANT. FOLSOM & STRATTON'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE, corner Su- perior and Seneca.

Bryant Israel, iron worker, h. 198 Merchant

Bryant Needham G., (col'd.) mason, h. Sco- ville Avenue.

Bubb Thomas, sailor, h. 25 Elm.

Buch George, laborer, h. 14 Willet.

Buchan John, firm Smith & Pelton, h, 46 Penn.

Buchard Elizabeth, widow of Rodolph, h. Old River.

Burchgert Ernest, tinsmith, h. 359 Garden.

Buchmiller Charles, book-binder 220 Kins- man.

Buck John, gardner, h. 139 Courtlandt.

Buckingham Isaac, law student, bds. 74 On- tario.

Buckley John, laborer, 207 Merchant.

Buckley Patrick, laborer, 19 Summit Alley.

Buckley Patrick, tailor, h. 13 Dodge.

Buckskin John, laborer, 119 Clifton.

Budge James, builder, h. 79 Dodge.

Budinger Peter, shoemaker, 354 St. Clair.

Buehler George F., blacksmith, h. 41 Third.

Buel Ebenezer B., 48 River.

Buel J., Travellers' Home, 48 River.

Buel Jephtha C, teller Bank of Commerce,

h. 215 Prospect. Buerger Jacob, cooper, h. 277 Columbus. Buff Adam, cooper, h. 248 Pearl. Buffington William, lake captain, h. 36

Fulton. Buffett Mrs. E. S., teacher Cleveland Insti- tute. Buffett Charles, teacher Cleveland Institute. Buholt Henrv, shoemaker, 109 Clifton. BUHRER STEPHEN, liquors 70 Merwin,

h. 69 McLean. Bulger John, farmer, h. 171 St. Clair. Bulkhart Mrs. Mar}^, widow of Samuel,

washerwoman, h. 121 West Main. Bull John C, engineer, 42 John, corner of

Randall. Bullinger George, clerk Mix & Morris, bds.

172 River. Bunner Henry, furs, 202 Ontario. Bunting W. D., leather, on Canal, h. 63

Harrison. Bunger John, tailor, h. 44 Lorain. Burchfield Benjamin F., clerk River, h. rear

128 Bolivar. Burdick John, planing machines, 35 Clinton. Burrett George, blacksmith, h. 167 Orange. Burger E. G., dentist, 243 Superior, h. 96

Bond. Burger F. A., insurance clerk, 261 Superior,

bds. 96 Bond. Burger Robert, lithographer, 107 Superior,

h. 170 Hamilton. Burger W. R., salesman, 135 Water, bds. 124

Water. Burgert Adam, salesman, 125 Water, h. 46

Cheshire. Burgert Frederick, clerk, bds. 201 Prospect. Burgert Levi, firm Huett, B. & Co., h. 50

Prospect. Burgess Allen, baggage master C. & P. R. R.

h. 353 St. Clair." Burgess Dexter, foreman C. C. & C. R. R.

shop, h. 62 Erie. Burgess John C, book-keeper, bds. 70 Bank. Burgess John W., boarding house, 60 Euclid. Burgess Leonard F., firm L. F. & S. B., h.

85 St. Clair. BURGESS L. F. & S., wholesale grocers,

52 and 54 River. Burgess Louis, laborer, 276 St. Clair Burgess Solon, firm L. F. & S. B., h . 85 St

Clair. Burgess Theodore, conductor C. C. & C. R.

R., bds. 60 Euclid. Burgg John, carpenter, h. 141 Cedar Avenue. Burghart Ernest^ tinner, 218 Superior, h.

Garden. Burier John, laborer, h. Vermont Burk L., laborer, h. 50 Grove.

W. C. NOKTH'S Photograph and Fine Art Gallery, 205 Superior St.,

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Burke Alexander, laborer, h. foot St. Clair.

Burke James, blacksmith, Leonard, h. 107 Herman.

Burke James, shoemaker, 13 Third Alley.

Burke James, salesman, h. 203 Lorain.

Burke James C, wagon maker, bds. 203 Lorain.

Burke John, wagon maker and blacksmith, 50 East Center, h. 203 Lorain.

Burke John, mason, h. 24 Mechanic.

Burke John, joiner, C. & E. R. R. car shop, h. 165 Wilson.

Burke Michael, tailor, h. 39 Marion.

Burke Oscar M., Secretary and Treasurer C, & M. R. R., h. 304 Perry.

Burke Patrick, drayman, h. 13 Jersey.

Burke Thomas, laborer, 52 Grove.

Burkhard Adolph, grocer, 62 Cross.

Burkhart Jacob, cooper, h. 47 Jackson.

Burkholder John, cooper, h. Ward.

Burkley James, drayman, h. 7 Summit Alley.

Burkle Christopher, clerk, Public Square.

Burlingame Henry, clerk, 215 Superior, bds. 304 Superior.

Burlingame George R., clerk, 215 Stipeiior, bds. Bennet House.

Burlison A. E., policeman, h. 58 Lamartine.

Burlison John, shingle maker, h. 78 Taylor.

Burlison Silas, bridge tender Center Street Bridge, h. 75 Hanover.

Burman John, gardener, h. 12 Scoville Av- enue.

Burmeister W. H., salesman, 1433^ Water.

Bumes John, peddler, h. Bridge.

Bumes John, car repairer, h. 96 Franklin.

Bumes Thomas, grocer, 232 Lorain.

Bumes W. J., clerk, 215 Superior, h. 95 Muirson.

BURNETT HOUSE, corner Prospect and Ontario.

Burnett John, laborer, h. 411 West River.

Burnett Joseph, laborer, h. 187 Croton.

Burnett Proctor R., firm Rice & B., bds. Bur- nett House.

Burnett Uzziel, proprietor Burnett House.

Burney Findley K., sailor, bds. 110 Turnpike.

Burnham George C, book keeper, Wason. Everett & Co., h. 202 Kinsman.

Burnham Jacob, h. 38 Water.

BURNHAM S. B., m. d. Dentist, 360 Su- perior, corner Erie.

Burnham Thomas, grain elevator and feed mill, 156 West River, h. 339 Prospect.

Burnham William, (colored) barber, bds. 278 Pittsburgh.

Burnham Mrs. widow Willard, h. 202 Kins- man.

Burns Andrew, painter, h. 69 Duane.

Burns Bridget, widow of Patrick, h. 13 German.

Burns Charles, mason, h. rear 27 Ohio.

Burns Charles, drayman, h. 365 St. Clair.

Burns George, laborer, h. 167 Lake.

Burns Mrs., widow of Morris, bds. &7 Duane.

Burns James, painter, h. 33 Alabama.

Burns James, blacksmith, h. 93 Muirson.

Bums John, carpenter, h. 98 Franklin.

Burns John, peddler, h. 338 Bridge.

Burns Larry, carriage man, h. 148 Lake. .

Burns Michael, laborer, h, 12 Third Alley.

Burns Michael, laborer, h. 26 Dodge.

Bums Michael, heater.

Burns Nicholas, laborer, h. 34 Superior Av- enue.

Burns Patrick, laborer, rear 17 Elm.

Burns Patrick, laborer, Spring.

Bums Patrick, boiler maker, h. Elm.

Burns Patrick, printer. Plain Dealer, h. 99 York.

Burns Philip, carpenter, 180 Hamilton,

Burns Thomas, printer.

Burns Thomas, grocery, h. 232 Lorain.

Burns Robert, sailor, h. rear 44 Bolivar.

Burridge William H., firm Brainard & B h. 196 Euclid.

Burrin Thomas J., block pump and spar fac- tory, 15 Spruce, h. 229 Franklin.

BURRITT GEORGE, H.. shingles, 104 h. 223 Kinsman

Burritt S. W., boarding house, 45 and 47 Public Square.

Burrows George H., (colored) bds. 94 Mu- irson. ,

Burt George H., firm Thatcher B. & Co., bds. 52 Euclid.

Burt Henry, clerk, C. & C. R. R., h. 154 Pitts- burgh.

BURT H. C. wool dealer, 107 Bank, h. 275 Erie.

Burton Byron, forwarding and commission merchant, West Center, h. 89 Hanover.

Burton Charles, machinist, bds. 97 St. Clair.

Burton George, machinist, h. 126 Orange.

Burton Mrs. Helen, widow of Sidney, h. 95 State. .

Burton James, saloon, 216 Ontario, h. 21 Middle.

Burton James, joiner, C. & E. R. R. Car Shop.

Burton James, laborer, h. 12 Fountain Alley.

Biu-ton Joseph, h. 69 St. Clair.

BURTON (Rev.) LEWIS, Rector St. John's Church, h. 26 Vestry.

Burton T. M., firm Lewis, Easton & Co., bds. 56 Pearl.

Burton Wm. bar tender, Angier House,

Burwell Enoch, joiner, h. St. Clair.

BURWELL GEORGE P., builder, h. 27 Huntington.

BURY & CO., wines and liquors, 56 Union.

Bury Francis, firm B. & Co., h. 148 Lorain.

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Bury Henry, firm Bury & Co, bds. 210 Prospect.

Bury Richard A., book keeper, 147 Merwin, h. 416 Superior.

Bury Theodore, bds. 416 Suiierior.

Bush Benjamin P., carriage trimmer at Low- man's.

BUSH EDWIN C, grocer, 245 Superior, h. 213 Prospect.

Bush F., telegraph operator, bds. 17 Johnson.

Bush Henry, laliorcr, h. 190 Greenwood.

Bush Isaac A., superintendent telegraph, h. 185 Prospect.

Busher F., file cutter, h. 76 Tracy.

Bushma Fred, moulder, bds. 25 Frankfort.

Bushman Frank, printer. Herald, bds 87 Washington.

Bushman William, h. 87 Washington.

Buskirk Alexander, ship carpenter, h. 84 Franklin.

Buskirk George, carpenter, h. 153 Lorain.

Buskirk Joseph, carpenter, h. 106 Bridge.

Butler Charles, puddler, bds. 89 Case Avenue.

Butler Charles J{., d. d. s., 16 and 17 Hofif- man's Block, bds. 67 Harman.

Butler George, sailor, h. 331 Washins^ton.

Butler G. Orfirm Parker & B., h. 221 Pitts- burgh.

Butler James, laborer, h. 35 Willei

Butler James, marble cutter, bds. 15 High.

Butler Michael, tailor, 129 Superior, h. 24 Dodge.

Butler Patrick, tailor, h. 6 Williams Alley.

Butler Richard, tailor, 190 Superior, h. 27 Summit Alley.

Butmer Marcus, laborer, 175 Hamilton.

Butten Ernest, painter, h. 57 Burnham.

Butterfield Charles H., machinist, h. 42 York.

Butterfield John L., sailor, h. 13 Noble Al- ley.

Butterfield Matthew, teamster, h 448 Ham- ilton.

Butterfield Patrick, laborer, 446 Hamilton.

Butterfield Samuel, bds. 236 Lake.

Butterfield Mrs. Violetta, widow of James, bds. 236 Lake.

Buttelier George T., book keeper, bds. 124 Water.

Button Chester, gent, h. 172 Bridge.

Buttles Levi, Cleveland Female Seminary.

BUTTS BOLIVAR, hats, caps and furs, 123 Superior, h. East Cleveland.

Butts Freeman, firm Gates, Rouse & B., h. 371 Kinsman.

Butts Lewis C, agent, lumber raerchant,271 West River, h. 365 Kinsman.

Buty M., lal)orer, 161 Forest.

Buxel .fohn, moulder, h. 68 Green.

Buxton Law.^on, shoemaker, h. 113 Clinton.

Buzek John, laborer, 873 St Clair.

Byerley Edward, book keeper, 171 River, bds. American House.

Byerley F. X., marine inspector, bds. Amer- ican Hotel.

Byrono James, Saleratus agent, bds. John- son House.

Byrone Patrick, rodsman, h. 422 St Clair.

Byrnes Bryan, laborer, 20 Hicks.

Byrnes Eihvard, laborer, 44 Hicks.

Byrnes Patrick, laboror, 20 Hicks.

Byrnes James, blacksmith, h. 96 Muirson.

Byrns Stephen, h. 9 Grove.

Byron Patrick, cooper, 458 Detriol, h. 456 Detroit.

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Caber Godfrey, saloon, 46 Ohio. "

Caddan Thomas, clerk 26 River.

Caddy John, brick maker, h. 273 Orange.

Caddy Henr\', laborer, bds. 89 Case Avenue.

Cady George H., St Nicholas, 112 Bank.

Cady George W., clerk 125 Water, bd.s. 124 Water.

Cady James H., clerk Alcott & Horton's, h. 22 York Alley.

Cady Nicholas L., dravman, h. 25 Plum.

Cady Seth M., firm Myrick & (I, h. 252 Detroit.

Cahill Joseph, laborer, 15 Hickox.

CAHILL MARGARET, widow of John, tailoress, h. 27 California,

Cain Adam, tanner, h. corner Hamilton and Miami.

Cain George H., laborer, Park.

Cain James, lalxjrer, 18 Johnson,

Cain Mrs. Lucinda, h. 69 Garden.

CAIN MARTIN, eating house, depot, h. Bank.

Cain Morgan, porter Am. Ex., h. 8 Root's Alley.

Cain Patrick, engineer, h. 34 Wilson.

Cain Thomas, grocer, comer Chestnut and Oak.

Cain Thomas, carpenter, h. 346 St Clair.

Cain Wm., shoemak<r, h. Oregon.

Caine James, tool maker, h. 85 Scoville Av- enue. _

Caine James, broom maker, h. 66 Hunting- ton.

Caine Wm., shoemaker, h. 50 Oregon.

Calahan Dennis, laborer, 15 Cross.

Calahan Thomas, telegraph repairer, bds. 26 Rochwell,

Calder James, carpenter, h. 20 Johnson.

Calder Wm., painter oil cloth, h. Canal,

Caldwell Capt. Charles, bds. 109 Clinton.

Caldwell Henrv L., yard master C. & T. R. R.,h. 47 Lake.

or Ambrotjrpe, should not fail to visit NORTH'S GALLERY.

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Caldwell Capt. James, h. 230 Bridge.

Caldwell Capt. John, h. 101 Turnpike.

CALDWELL STEPHEN, commission mer- chant, 159 River, bds. 124 Water.

Caldwell Wm., ship carpenter, h. 140 West Liberty.

CALEY JOHN, shoemaker. 169 Detroit, h. 38 Carroll.

Calhoun John C, firm C. & Smith, h. Pros- pect.

CALHOUN & SMITH, woolen and cotton fabrics, 118 Water.

CALIFORNIA HOTEL, 231 Pearl.

Calkins George W., firm G. W. C. & Co., h. 211 Franklin.

CALKINS G. W. & Co., lime manufacturers, Canal.

Calkins James S., ship carpenter, h. 70 Hicks.

Calligan Peter, laborer, 118 Turnpike.

Calor John, shoemaker, h. 38 Carrol.

Callow Thomas, gent., h. 107 St Clair.

Callow Thomas, paper maker, h. 52 Orange.

Callow William, carpenter, h. 79 Scoville Avenue.

Calvin James, saloon, 70 Cedar Avenue.

Camp Mrs. Anna, dressmaker, h. 55 Third.

Camp Augustus, iron finisher, h. Jay.

Camp C. L., banker, h. 52 Lake.

Camp Mrs. Emily, 72 Erie.

Camp Henry S., book keej^er, bds. 72 Erie.

Camp Jefferson, carpenter, h. 27 Blair.

Camp Thomas, laborer, 98 Hudson.

Camp Willard, bds. 51 Bond.

Camp William, machinist, bds. 53 Frank- fort.

Campbell Mrs. Agnes, widow of Alexaue, seamstress, h. 40 Cherry.

Campbell Alexander, firm Campbell, Bro's. & Co., Marquette, bds. 185 St. Clair.

Campbell Charlotte, h. 90 Courtlandt,

Campbell Edward, moulder, h. 273 Bridge.

CAMPBELL GEORGE, builder, bds. Franklin House. ^

Campbell Jane, widow of David, h. Califor- nia.

Campbell Jas. B., carpenter, h. 31 Cedar.

Campbell John, blacksmith, 10 Wilson.

Campbell John, printer, bds. 53 Seneca.

Campbell Michael, laborer. East Main.

Campbell Michael, laborer. River.

Campbell William, mason, h. 93 Cross.

Campion Edward, moulder, h. 273 Bridge.

Campen Michael, laborer, 14 John.

Cancig Christian, trader, h. 66 Orange.

Caneen Martin, laborer, 51 Superior Avenue.

Canfield Edwin, engineer, h. 58 Jay.

Caufield Jason, firm Adams & C, h. Heights.

Canning Thomas, mason, h. 10 Maple.

Cannon A. V., salesman, 146 Water, bds. Commercial House.

Capener William H., physician, 98 Seneca, h. 238 St. Clair.

Captel George, upholsterer, h. 193 Kinsman.

Caran Patrick, butcher, h. 356 Lorain.

Casbell Lucy, widow of August, h. 88 Ore- gon.

Cardie William, shoemaker, h. 138 Cedar Avenue.

Carey Thomas, laborer, C. & E, -R. R.

CAREY W. F., wholesale dealer in iron, nails, and glass, 61 and 63 River, and 95 and 96 Dock, bds. American.

Cai-ing Jochem, drayman, h. 305 Hamilton.

Carl James, mason, h. 239 Hamilton.

Carl Lawrence, laborer, h. near Brock's tan- nery.

Carlin Reinard, laborei", 465 Lake.

Carlin John, shoemaker, h. 465 Lake.

Carlin John, shoemaker, 270 Hamilton, h. 262 Lake.

Carliue Barney, boiler maker, C. & E, R. R. machine shop.

Carlisle Andrew, book keeper, C. C. & C. R. R., bds. 30 Huron.

CARLISLE JOHN, forwarding and com- mission, 33 River, h. 30 Huron.

Carlisle John, watchman, C. & P. Depot, h. 241 Hamilton.

Carlo w Owen, laborer, 306 St. Clair.

CARLTON C. C, insurance, 197 Superior, h. 23 Eagle.

CARLTON E. G., insurance, h. 28 Sheriff.

Carmen Almon, blacksmith, h. 16 Fox Av- enue,

Carmody Mary, h. Long.

Carmon Almon, blacksmith, h. 16 Fox Ave- nue.

Carmody Mary, h. Long.

Carmon Jerome, machinist, h. 163 Green- wood,

Carmont Samuel, sailor, h. 83 Hamilton.

Carnegie N. moulder, bds. 65 St. Clair.

Carney James, laborer, Long.

Carney John, omnibus driver, h. 437 Supe- rior.

Carney Patrick, drayman, h. rear 163 Ore- gon,

Carney Peter, h. 95 Phelps.

Carnick Harmon, carpenter, h. 614 Superior.

Carpenter David T., moulder, h. 799 Lake.

Carpenter Geo. H., engineer C. P. & A. R. R., h. 267 Lake.

CARPENTER S. M. & CO., founders, cor- ner Lake and Wason.

Carpenter Samuel M., firm S. M. C..& Co., h. 31 Case Avenue,

Carr Mrs. Ann, widow Richard, h. 47 Wil- let.

Carr Francis, grocery, 157 Detroit,

Carr James, clerk, 159 Ontario,

Deoderised Coal Oil, manufactured by LAW & WORTH,

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WILLISTON & CO.'S DIRECTORY.

Can- John, fireman, bds. 864 St. Clair.

Carr Michael, laborer, 131 Oegon.

Carr Patrick, grocery, 185 Detroit.

Carr Willard, fireman, bds. 864 St. Clair. j

Carren John, laborer,^19 Michigan.

Carroll James, mason, h. 239 Hamilton. I

Carroll Lawrence, ship carpenter, h, 123 Har- bor.

Carroll Michael, brakesman, bds. 3 Root's Alley.

CaiToll Patrick, sailor, h. 76 Taylor.

Carroll , laborer, 170 Taylor.

Carroll Bridget, widow, h. 35 Division.

Carroll George, 198 Ontario.

Carroll Hugh, ship carpenter, h. 70 Franklin.

Carroll James, ship carpenter, h. 152 Root.

Carroll John, professor St. Mary's College, bds. 243 Hamilton.

Carroll John, laborer, 26 Bond.

Carroll Margaret, widow of Thomas, h. 36 California.

Carroll Mike, laborer, h. 10 Summit,

Carroll Michael, laborer, rear 470 Hamilton.

Carroll Patrick, carpenter, 61 Muirson.

Carroll Patrick, pressman, Plain Dealer, h. 36 Calitornia.

CaiToll Mrs. Sarah, widow of Hugh, h. 70 Franklin.

Carroll Thomas, h. 74 Michigan.

Carson Charles, laborer, h. 65 Dare.

Carson Charles C, bds. 5 Miami.

Carson James W., firm H. D. Kendall & Co., h. 5 Miami.

Carson John, ship carpenter, h. 94 Duane.

CARSON MARSHALL, paper hangings,

183 Superior, h. 21 Bank. Carson Robert F., carpenter, h. 5 Miami.

Carter Benjamin, laborer, h. 83 Greenwood.

Carter C. C, clerk, Woolson, Hitchcock & Carter, bds. corner Perry and Euclid.

Carter D., clerk steamer May Queen, bds. 56 Euclid.

Carter Flora Jane, h. 282 St. Clair.

Carter Frank, laborer, bds. 83 Greenwood.

Carter James, (colored) painter, 101 Pros- pect, h. 108 Orange.

Carter Thomas, laborer, 204 Orange.

Carter Thomas, (colored) cook, h. comer California and Muirson.

Carter William, firm Holmes & C, bds. City Hotel.

Carter William L., firm Woolson H. & Co., h. 127 Lake.

Cartly Joseph, brewer, h. Canal.

Gartminer John, laborer, 144 West River.

Cartwright J. J., salesman, Thatcher, Burt & Co., h. 261 Franklin.

Cartmill William, machinist, h. Old River.

Cartter, David K,, firm C. & Thayer, h. De- troit.

CARTTER & THAYER, lawyers, 219 Su- perior.

Carvell John, silver plater, h. 35 Bolivar. y.

Carver Andrew, laborer, 23 Summit Alle

Carver Wm. R., clerk. County Recorder's Ofiice, bds. Bennet House.

Car\' D., laborer, bds. 823 St. Clair.

Gary George, firm G. C. & Co., h. 225 Sco- ville Avenue.

CARY GEORGE & Co., Cleveland White Lead Works, Hewitt's Block, West.

Cary John E., firm Willey & C, h. 136 Prospect.

Cary Joseph, laborer, 14 Oregon.

Cary Josiah W., general ticket agent, C. & E. R. R., h. 232 St. Clair.

Cary Mrs. Mary, washwoman, h. 84 Garden.

Cary William, laborer, bds. 147 Oregon.

Case Druman, dealer in provisions, h- 108 Merchant.

Case Mrs. Julia A., mdow of Austin M., bds. 104 Clinton.

Case John, mason, h. 96 Chatham.

Case L. H., wool dealer, bds. Burnett House.

CASE LEONARD, gent. h. 7 Rockwell.

CASE LEONARD jr., attorney, h. 7 Rock- well.

CASE WILLIAM, h. 7 Rockwell.

Casey John, sailor, h. 91 Harbor.

Casey Michael, white lead worker, h. 37 Su- perior Avenue.

Cash Almira H., Homeopathic College.

Cash George, laborer, 50 Mechanic.

Cashan Patrick, laborer, h. Canal Basin.

Cashberg Harris, tailor, h. comer Lake and Wood.

Casher Henry, h. 387 St. Clair.

Casher Peter, carpenter, h. 136 Bridge.

Casby John, laborer, 214 Hamilton.

Cassady John, sailor, h. 88 Franklin.

Cassiday Patrick, shoemaker, h. rear 391 St. Clair.

Cassidy John, joiner, h. 5 Greenwood.

Cassan Catharine, widow of Michael, h. 88 Champlain.

Casper Michael, shoemaker.

Cassels Dr. John L., professor chemistry, Cleveland Medical College, h. 431 Euclid, corner Case Avenue.

Castelow Edward, laborer, h. 26 Pearl.

Caster Henry, butcher, h. 24 Belmont.

Caster Jane, widow of James, h. 282 St. Clair.

Castle H. B., book keeper, Gaylord & Ham- mond's, h. 47 Chestnut.

Castle Joseph, blacksmith, h. 81 Marion.

Castle Marshall S., firm Griswold & C, h. 100 Bond.

Castle William B., iron manufacturer, h. 186 Franklin.

Castor Noah, painter. Garden, h. 278 Perry.

is acknowledged to be the best in the State.

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CATHAN 0., groceries, corner Ontario and

Michigan, bds. Burnett House. Cathcart Michael, drayman, h. 53 Superior

Avenue. Catner William, laborer, rear 42 Oregon. Cauder Frederick, carriage maker, h. Alley,

between Chatham and Monroe. Cauffman David, clothing, comer Superior

and Union, h. 23 Academy. Caughlin Charles, boarding, 251 West River, Caughlin John, laborer, 39 Vine. Caul Berhard, laborer, 60 Carroll. Caul Peter, mail agent, h. 160 Kinsman. Caulking Adolphus F., engineer, h. 45 Hurd. Cavanagh Edward, laborer, 160 Taylor. Cavanagh John, drayman, h. 28 Green. Cavanagh John, laborer, 29 Lyman. Cavanagh Lawrence, drayman, h. 30 Green. Cavanagh Mrs. Mary, widow, h. 160 Taylor. Cavanaugh P. N., machinist, C. & E. R. R.

shop. Cawood Charles H., R. R. fireman, h. 100

Seneca. Cawood Joseph, tailor, h. 100 Seneca. Cayton Edward, laborer, 56 Hicks. Cealine W., laborer, 790 St. Clair. Ceiss John, h. 53 Oregon. Cessedy John, carjDenter, b. 5 Greenwood. Chadney John, laborer, 22 Belmont. Chalfant George H., carjDenter, 184 Kinsman, Chaloner Samuel, builder, h. 39 Prospect. Chamberlain Charles, sailor, h. 39 Prospect. Chamberlain E. B., book keeper, Younglove

& Hoyt, h. 277 Kinsman. Chamberlin F. H., clerk, 159 River. Chamberlain James, moulder, bds. Belden

Court. Chamberlain John, tinsmith, h. Belden Court. Chamberlain Joseph, firm C, Lee & Co., h.

117 Euclid. Chamberlain Norman, book keeper, 30 River,

h. 187 Pittsburgh. CHAMBERLAIN SELAH, railroad con- tractor, h. 125 Euclid. Chamberlain Selah, Sr., h. 125 Euclid. Chamberlain W. S., attorney, h. 125 Euclid. Chamberlain Mrs., widow of Norman, h. rear

187 Pittsburgh. CHAMBERLIN, 'CRAWFORD & CO., -

commission and forwarding merchants, cor- ner Merwin and Center. Chamberlin Philo, firm C, Crawford & Co.,

h. 340 Superior. Chambers Rachel, dress making, 104 Public

Square. Chambers Robert, pattern maker, h. 183

Pittsburgh. Champ Charles, ice business, h. 64 Eagle. Champ John, tallyman, C, C. & C. R. R., h.

94 Dodge.

Champion Roger, puddler, h. 450 Hamilton. Champion Thomas, laborer, 467 Lake. Champion W. H., law student, 178 Superior, Champaigne Josejih, shoemaker, h. 39 Sco-

ville Alley. Champney Mrs. Julia, widow of Matthew,

h. 295 Lake. Champney Norman, baggage master, P. R,

R., h. 22 Wilson. Chancy Michael, tailor, h. 22 Third. CHANDLER CHARLES, fruit, vegetables

and seeds, 127 Ontario, h. 523 Case Avenue. Chandler George, clerk, 127 Ontario, h. 523

Case Avenue. Chandler Richard, awning maker, h. 55

William. CHANDLER WILLIAM W., freight agent

C. & P. R. R , h. 19 Johnson. Chapel George, carj^enter, h. 423 Lorain. Chapin H. M., firm Tracy, C. & Co , h. 187

St. Clair. Chaplin Nicholas, carpenter, h. 137 Bridge, Chapman William H., clerk, 105 Superior. Chapman George L., gent., h. 27 Pearl. Chapman Henry, clerk, bds. 23 Sherifi". Chapman John, carriage man, h. 69 Webster. Chapman J, P., firm Stedman & C, h 146

Prospect. Chapman Luke, patent right, bds. Bennet

House. Chapman Mrs. Susan, widow of William, h,

434 St. Clair. Chappell G., carpenter, h. 423 Lorain. Chard Mrs. Ann, widow of James, h. 290

St. Clair. Charlton Susan, h. 156 Brownell. Chase Alvin, carpenter, h. 67 High. Chase Daniel, carpenter, h 112 Irving. Chase James H., firm Prescotts & C, h. 20

Eagle. Chase Mrs. Rachel, washerwoman, h. rear

313 Erie. Chase T. R , firm C. & Slade, h. 221 Perry. CHASE & SLADE, attorneys, 123 Superior. Chattirson Daniel, sailor, h. 329 Washington. Cheeley Michael, gardener, h. 488 Euclid. Cheney Samuel, firm McChambers & Co., h,

54 Cross. Chester Walter, coal dealer, Bank, bds. Wed-

dell House'. Chidester John H., attorney, h. 30 Bridge. Chidester Mrs. Lydia, widow of Silas, h. 30

Bridge. Chidgey Alfred, jeweler, 137 Superior, bds.

202 St. Clair. Chidgey John, mason, h. 202 St. Clair. Child Chauncey, firm Child & Co., h. 156

Kinsman. CHILD & CO., melodeon manufacturers, 195

Ontario.

Coal Oil and Lamp Depot, 189 Ontario Street, Cleveland, Ohio.

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CiiiUl Matthew, merchant, h. 23 Hicks.

GhiUls C, hihorer 18 Phelps.

Chiltls Cliarles H., salesman, h. 94 Euclid.

Childs EJwin 1).. clerk, 106 Superior, h 94 Er.clid.

Chillis Oscar A., firm Crowell & C, bds. 94 Euclid.

Childs Mrs. Selena B., widow of Henick, h, 9i Euclid.

Chill Francis J., cabinetmaker, h 191 Kins- man.

Chisholm Charles W., cigar maker, bds. 405 Lake.

Chisholm Henry, firm Stone, C. & Jones, h. 3 Wilson.

Chisholm John, carpenter, h. 405 Lake.

Chisholm William, bds. 18 Academy.

Chittenden David, Conductor, L. S. R. R., h 159 St Clair

Chittenden Heman,book keeper, h 189 Erie

Chittenden H. M , firm W. K. Adams & Co., bds. corner Ohio and Kinsman.

Chittenden S K., firm W. K. Adams & Co , h. 239 Prospect.

Christ Valentine, upholsterer, h. 38 Clifton.

Christian Andrew, h. 124 Hamilton.

Christian Chas. M , carpenter, h. 131 West Liberty.

Christian James, firm C. & Marshall, h. 172 Pittsburgh.

CHRISTIAN & MARSHALL, saddles and Harness, 130 Ontario.

Christian John, laborer, 541 Kinsman.

Christian Robert, h. 69 Cedar Avenue.

Christian Roliert, carpenter, h. 248 Perry.

Christian Seen,marl)le polisher, h. Heights.

Christian Thomas D., gas fitter, h. 23 Acad- emy.

Christie Alexander M , clerk, C. C. & C. E. R., FreisJit office, bds. 80 Bank.

Christie C' M , bds. 80 Bank.

Christie Wm , lalwrer, 50 Erie.

Chubb Miss Juliana, milliner, h. 96 Lorain.

Chubb Miss Matilda, milliner, h. 96 Lorain.

ChuV)bs James, j^ainter, 40Hm-d, h. 53 Hurd.

Church Amaziah, carpenter, 37 Cedar Ave- nue.

Church Edwin, grocery, 172 Detroit.

Church Henry, rope maker, h. 159 Ohio.

Church Hubert H., ship carpenter, h. 272 Franklin.

CHURCH JAMES & CO., ship Chandlers and Cordaice, 135 River, and 107 Dock.

CHURCH JAMES, Rope walk, 42 Miami, h. 38 Miami.

Church S. E., bds. Weddell House.

Churchill & Brother, druggists, S. W. cor- ner Ontario and Public Square.

Churchill Alfred W., clerk, comer Ontario and Public Square, bds. 47 Huron.

Churchill Elizabeth, widow of Abijah, gro-

cerv, 278 Detroit. Churchill P. E., firm C & Brother, h. 47

Huron. ChurchilhGeorire, clerk, Churchill & Bro ,

Ms. 47 Huron. Churchill S. P., firm C. & Brother, h. 47

Huron. Ciete Frederick, li. rear 58 Webster. Cinamon Lewis, car] tenter, h. 186 Merchant Cipi) P., .stone nia.son, Ixls. 28 Lake. Ciscelnum William, clerk 106 Public Square,

h. 86 Hamilton. CITY BANK, 115 Superior. CITY HOTEL, Seneca, near Superior. CITY INSURANCE CO., 235 Superior. Clafer William, labirer. Green. Clatlen Henry M., book keeper, bds. 60

Seneca. Clair Mrs., widow of Michael, h. 113 Huron. Clair Peter, printer, bds. 113 Hurnn. Clair Roljert, engineer, h. 395 Lorain. Clampitt Smith B., joiner, h 371 Detroit Clancy Mrs Ellen, widow of James, wash- woman, h. rear 82 Water. Clancey John, rolling mill, h. 30 Lyman. Clancy Redmond, dravman, h. 198 Ohio. CLAPP HENRY H.) attorney, 211 Superi-

or, h. 80 Bank. Clapp James A., law student, 211 Superior,

bds. 94 Bank. Clapp John H., attorney, 211 Superior, h.

Newburgh. CLARK AARON, conveyancer and notary

public, 161 Ontario, h. 19 Eagle. Clark AlVxjrt, cashier City Bank, h. corner

Euclid and Brownell. Clark Alfred, drayman, h. 52 Marion. Clark Mrs. Anna, widow of Orrin, h. 169

Lake. Clark Barney, drayman, h. 430 Hamilton. Clark Booker, drayman, h. 4U Webster. Clark , clerk Smith & Dodd's, bds. 124

Champlain. Clark Charles, engineer C. & P. R. R., h. 306

Lake. Clark Cvrus L., hardware, 92 Superior, bds.

124 Water. Clark I )avid, groceries and feed, 425 St Clair. Clark Dida, laborer, rear 17 Elm. Clark EbeMiezer, lather, h. 2(.>3 Hamilton. CLARK EDMUND, banker, h. 86 Public

Square. Clark Henry, laborer, 14 Abbey. Clark H. D"„ attorney, h. 146 Lake. Clark Henry F., firm A. M. Perry & Co,

bds. 86 Pu))lic Sijuare. Clark Henry W., h. 23 Euclid. Clark Hiram, clerk Whitney& Anthony, bds.

41 Clinton.

Wm. C. NORTH'S Photograph and Fine Art Gallery, 205 Superior St.

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Clark Horace, h 52 Bond.

CLARK JAMBS F., hardware, 92 Superior,

h. 79 Public Square. CLARK J. H. & CO., lumber dealers, 147

Merwn. Clark Jared H., firm J. H. C. & Co., h. 248

Euclid. Clark James H., clerk copper works, k. 54

Marion. Clark John, laborer, W. River. Clark John. A., shoemaker, h. 26 Webster. Clark John F., school teacher, h. 169 Orau2;e. Clark J. F., conductor C. & T. E. R., h. 284

Erie. Clark Mrs. Margaret, widow of James, h. 99

Case Avenue. Clark Maurice B., firm C. & Rockefeller, h.

130 Bolivar Clark Owen, laborer, W. River. Clark Patrick, laborer, 43 Courtlandt. Clark Patrick, laborer, 123 West Main. Clark Richard, machinist, h. 50 Marion. Clark Samuel, painter, h. 15 Mayflower. Clark Mrs. Sarah, widow of Charles, h. 50

Marion. CLARK THOMAS, clerk 143 River, bds.

188 St. Clair. Clark Thomas, express wagon, h. 80 Marion. Clark Thomas, joiner, h. rear 151 Hamilton, Clark T., heater, h. 844, St. Clair, Clark Thomas J., ship carpenter, h. 69

Washington! Clark W. Forward, law student, 211 Supe- rior, bds. 124 Water. Clark WUliam, paper maker, h. 39 Belmont. CLARK & ROCKEFELLER, produce and

commission, 32 River. Clark Frederick J., coal dealer, h. 30 Ontario. Clarke Mary A., widow of Winfield A., h.

316 Superior. Clarke Michael, laborer, Detroit Hill. Clarke Philip, moulder, h. 99 Case Avenue. Clarke Wm. E., h. 145 Prospect. Clark Wm.E.. jr., book keeper, bds 145 Pros- pect. Clarey John, laborer, 57 Third. Claskey Mrs., h. 824 St. Clair. Claucy John, laborer, bds. 352 Detroit. Claus Werner, undertaker, h. 153 Pearl. Clause Johi^, cabinet maker, h. Carroll. Clauss Henry, blacksmith, C. & E R. R.

Machine Shop. . Claxton Rev. R. B., h. 37 Chestnut. Clay John, carpenter, h. 12 East Liberty. Claydon Wm., bds. 123 Garden. Clayton Wm., engineer, h. 83 McLean. . Cleave Moses, carpenter, h. 101 Cedar Av. Cleave Robert, carpenter, h. 13 St. Charles.

Cleave Robert, engineer, h. Lorain

Cleave Wm:, foreman, C. C. & C. R. E., h.

42 Cedar Avenue. Cleaver Mrs., widow, h. 3_,Greenwood- Clee John, cabinet maker, h. 12 East Liberty CLELAND WILLIAM C, R. R. Agent, h

122 Bolivar. Clements James, mason, h. 375 St. Clair. Clemmings Wm., saloon, 52 Ohio. Clerch Welendine, laborer, 30 Fourth. Clerk Henrv, private watch at Iron Foundry. CLEUG-H R. trunks, &c., 194 Superior, h.

144 Pittsburgh. CLEVELAND BOILER PLATE CO., of- fice 1 Oviatt's Exchange. CLEVELAND BRUSH CO., 87 Champlain,

office 58 Public Square. Cleveland Buell, laborer, 320 St. Clair. CLEVELAND CEMETERY, between Bol- ivar and Ohio, J. Palmer, superintendent. Cleveland Charles, shoe maker, h. 217 Gar- den. CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CINCIN- NATI R. R., office Dean's Block, Water. CLEVELAND FEMALE SEMINARY,

Kinsman, near Willson -Avenue. CLEVELAND GAS LIGHT AND COKE

CO., 495 Superior. Cleveland George, sailor, bds. 217 Garden. CLEVELAND GYMNASIUM, 147 On- tario. CLEVELAND HERALD, 132 Bank. Cleveland Horace G., book-keeper, G. Wor-

thington & Co., h. 69 Bolivar. CLEVELAND IRON MINING CO., Ovi- att's Exchange. Cleveland James D., deputy clerk U. S.

Court, h. 333 Prospect. Cleveland John, carpenter, h. 171 Dare. Cleveland Laundry, 222 Superior. CLEVELAND LIBRARY ASSOCIAT'N,

219 Superior. CLEVELAND MORNING LEADER, 144

Superior. CLEVELAND OIL COMPANY, factory

29 St. Clair, office 87 Water. CLEVELAND OMNIBUS LINE, 147 Su- perior. CLEVELAND, PAINESVILLE.& ASH- TABULA R. R., office. Dean's Block, Water. CLEVELAND PAPER MILL, Canal, near

Pittsburgh. CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER, comer

Superior and Vineyard. CLEVELAND POWDER COMPANY, 8

Atwater BuUchngs. CLEVELAND REVIEW, 147 Water. CLEVELAND SACK FACTORY, 144

Superior. CLEVELAND THEATER, Bank, near St. Clair. .

Cleveland, O. Those wishing a photograph, in Oil, Plain Photograph,

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CLEVELAND THOMAS G., physician and sui^on, h. 171 Prospect.

CLEVELAND WATER CURES, Kins- man and Sawtell Avenue.

CLEVELAND WATER WORKS, office, City Hall.

CLEVELAND WHITE LEAD WORKS, 25 and 27 West.

Cleveland & Erie Machine Shop, Lake Shore, head of Wilson.

CLEVELAND & MAHONING R. R., of- fice, West Side, near Columbus.

CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH R. R., office, 89 Bank, near St. Clair.

CLEVELAND & TOLEDO R. R., office, Washington Block, comer Bank and St. Clair.

Qew^ell Theophilus G., editor, 220 Kinsman, h. 95 Harman.

Clezie James, carpenter, h. 33 Parkman.

Climo Arthur, car inspector, h. 62 Cedar Av.

Qimo Mrs. Catharine, widow of Thomas, h. rear 64 Cedar Avenue.

Climo Powell, painter, h. 201 Garden.

Climo Thomas, carpenter, h. 62 Cedar Av.

Clingham Andrew, laborer, 109 Oregon.

Qingman-Jacob, brakeman, h. 35 Cherry.

Clingman Louis, laborer, 35 Cherry.

dingman Martin, oil cloth printer, Webster's Factory.

Clinkner Peter, laborer, 287 Lake.

Clinton James H., mason, bds. 24 Garden- Clinton John, h. 24 Garden.

Clinton John M., clerk, h. 48 Bank.

Clinton Kennedy, book keeper, 228 Superior, L 24 Garden.

Clog George, laborer, 47 Wilson.

Cloose Andrew, cutter at Isaac's, h. 39 Fulton.

Glouse William, wig maimer, 76 Pub. Square.

Glute James V., shoemaker, 106 Ohio.

Gyman William, machinist, h. 152 Cedar Av.

GOATES CHARLES, New England Hotel, Water, comer Johnson.

Coates George, carrier, h. 84 Willet

Coates John, striker, h. 80 Mechanics.

Coatwright Charles, K R. engineer, bds. 45 Bank.

Cobb Ahira, firm Crowell & Childs, h. 283 Prospect.

Cobb Brutus J., fijrm J. fl. C. & Co., h. 83 Seneca.

Cobb Caius C, firm J. B. C. & Co., b. 83 Seneca.

Cobb Cassius Caius, omnibus agent, 144 Su- perior, h. 50 Water.

Cobb E. J., clerk, 136 Superior, h. 69 Seneca.

Cobb Junius B., firm J. B. C. & Co^ h. 175 Prospect

OOBB J. B. & CO., booksellers and station- ers, 136 Superior.

or Ambrotype, shoiild not &il

Cobb Lucius M., firm Ransom, C. & Co., h.

69 Seneca. Cobb Rev. Nehemiah, missionary, h. Seneca

extension, near Infirmary. Cobbledick William, farmer, h. 149 Green- wood. Cobcart George, teamster, h. 46 Cherry. Cobolt Jerry, shoemaker, h. 166 Hamilton. Cochlan Charles, sailor, bds. 452 Detroit Cochran James S., blacksmith, h. 252 Wash- ington. Cockbum John, blacksmith, h. 73 Harrison. Cocker Henry, carpet weaver, h. 208 Bridge'. Cockeren Thomas, laborer, 128 West River. Cockerill Thomas, bds. 67 Cedar Avenue. Cockerill William, clerk, 120 Superior, bds.

American House. Cochran J. S., blacksmith, h. 18 Washington. Cochran R. J., machinist, bds. 8 Johnson. Cochran Samuel, machinist, bds. 65 St Clair. Cochran S. G., blacksmith, bds. 65 St Clair. COE AMOS, attorney, 145 Water. Ooe Charles W., firm C. Hickox & Co., h.

52 Ontario. COE & MAY, fire and life insurance agents,

1 Superior, Oviatt's Exchange. Coe S. S., firm C. & May, h. 351 Perry. Coe William, clerk, 120 Superior, bds. 45

Public Square. Comer William M., h. 243 Prospect Coff Lewis, laborer, 76 Webster. Coffee Thomas, tobacco cutter, h. 180 Seneca. Coffinberry J. M., firm Otis & C, h. 170

Franklin. Coffinan B., peddler, h. 44 Bolivar. Cohen Elias, clothing, 35 Superior, h. 49

Lake. Cohen Frederick I., h. 51 Lake. Cohen Jacob, clothing, 58 Superior. Cohlin James, laborer, 50 High. Cohn L. H., peddler, bds. 65 Michigan* Coil M, laborer, 36 Lawrence. Coin Patrick, laborer, 443 West River. Coin Thomas, laborer, 447 West River. Colahan A., mason, h. 39 Hamilton. Colahan Rawson, grocery, 196 Columbus,

bds. Stillman House. Colahan S., land agent, h. 9 Lorain. Colahan S., agent N. Y. & Erie Freight

Line, h. 9 Lorain. Colahan Wm., clerk, 240 Superior, bds. 9

Lorain. Colbom George M., clerk, Angier House. Cold George, wheelright, bds. 162 Garden. Cole Albert, R. R. engineer, h. 59 Bridge. Cole Charles, fireman, h. 6 Farley's Coxirt Cole Chester I., h. 3 Miami. Cole Delos 0., book keeper, Stone, Cbisholm

& Jones, b. 3 Miami. ' Cole James H,, clerk, R. R. office, h. 3 Miami, to visit NOBTH'S GAUJSBY.

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OOLE JOHN E , agent American Express

Co., 97 Bank, h. 113 Bolivar. Cole H. S., h. 3 Miami. Cole Peter, laborer, 677 St. Clair.

Coles , 35 Oregon.

Coleman Adolphus, clerk, 159 Ontario. Coleman Capt. Gilbert, seaman, h, 305

Prospect. Cbleman John B., carpenter, h. 136 Brow-

nell. COLEMAN LOEB, dry goods and clothing,

30 Prospect. Coleman Michael, laborer, 12 Carroll. Coleman Oliver, carpenter, h. 67 Burch. Coleman Patrick, tanner, bds. 45 High. Coleman Mrs. Prudence, widow of John, h.

305 Prospect. Coleman Thomas, tanner, 35 High. OOLFORD J. B., Cleveland City Laundry,

222 Superior. Ooliear Edward, h. West River. Oollacot John, teamster, h. 71 Irving. GoUamer Charles, machinist, h. 48 Hill. OoUan Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of John, h. 20

Marion. COLLECTOR'S OFFICE OHIO CANAL,

Canal near Seneca. Collier Edward, h. Hickory. Gollings, Thomas, clerk C. C. & C. R. R. bds.

96 Hamilton. Collins Mrs., dress maker, 156 Prospect Collins Catharine, widow of Tim, h. 42

Bridge. Collins Ellen, widow of Michael, h. 28

Spring. Ck)llins E. R., captain propeller Nile, h. 37

Jackson. Collins E. "W., book keeper, 143^ Water, h.

29 SheriflF. Collins George A., clerk, 92 Superior, bds.

45 Public Square. Oollins James, porter, United States Express

Co., h. 10 Hamilton. Collins James, laborer, 167 Wilson. Collins John, laborer, bds. near C. & M.°Coal

Dock. Oollins John, blacksmith, h. 11 Vestry. Oollins John, laborer, 49 Clifton. Collins Joseph B., iron foundry, 89 Miami,

h. 24 Ohio. OOLLINS, GOODSELL & Co.. jobbers of

hats, caps and furs, 125^ Water. CSollins Mrs. Margaret, widow of Morris,

grocery, 350 Lorain. Oollins Nicholas, C„ C. & C. depot, h. near

Brock's tannery. Oollins Patrick, laborer, 451 West River. Collins Peter, laborer, 122 Dare. Collins Smith, firm C, Goodsell & Co., bds.

Angler House.

Collins Mrs., widow of Thomas, h. 93 Taylor.

Collins Thomas, laborer, rear 10 Hamilton.

Collins Thomas, Jr., express messenger, h. rear 10 Hamilton,

Collins William, mason, h. 88 Chestnut

COLLINS WILLIAM, attorney, 164 Supe- rior, h. 193 Euclid.

Collins William, laborer, rear 10 Hamilton.

Collis H. G., plumber, bds. Ohio.

Collisk Hyman, grocery, 278 St Clair.

CoUister James painter, h. 31 Marion.

COLLISTER WILLIAM, builder, carpen- ter and joiner. 125 Brownell, h. 202 Ohio.

Collister William, stone cutter, h. 151 Erie.

CoUopy Mrs. Margaret, widow of Thomas, h. corner California and Muirson.

Colliten James, laborer, 425 West River.

Colman Mrs. Bridget, widow of James, h. 12 Carroll.

Colman Henry, laborer, 105 Chatham.

Colman James, laborer, rear 19 Vineyard.

Colman Michael, laborer, 12 Carroll.

Colman Owen, sailor, bds. 142 River.

Colter William, clerk, h. Cedar Avenue.

Colvin Hosea, confectioner, h. 97 Dodge.

Colwell Albert G., firm C. & Co., h. Ill Kinsman.

Colwell David, laborer. 30 Division.

Colwell Edmund R., clerk 143 Ontario, bds. Ill Kinsman.

COLWELL & CO., hardware and iron, 143 Ontario.

Colwell Peter, h. 8 Webster.

Combes Meshick, sailor, h. 96 Dare.

Come Zachary, bridge builder, bds. 145 Turnpike.

Comer James, laborer, 260 Hamilton.

Comerford Mrs., widow of John, h. 4 Pitts- burgh,

COMMERCIAL BRANCH BANK, Atwa- ter Buildings.

COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, 144 Superior.

COMMERCIAL HOUSE, 155 Seneca.

COMMERCIAL MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., Oviatt's Exchange.

Commery Stephen, cooper, h. Ill York.

Commons Andrew, laborer, near Brock's tannery.

Commons John, drayman, h. near Brock's tannery.

Compton Mrs. Eleanor, widow of Hugh, boarding house, 96 Bond.

Compton Mrs. Rachel, widow of John, seam- stress, h. 103 Lorain,

Comstock Calvin J., firm Hewitt & C, h. 213

Prospect Comstock John B., brick maker, h. 11 York. Comstock Mrs Olive, widow of Nathaniel,

I bds. 113 Hanover. Condell WiUiam, watchman, h. 67 Oregon.

Deoderised Coal Oil, manufactured by LAW & NOHTH,

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Conden Richard, laborer, 6 Lorain.

Condon Edward, laborer, West River.

Condon Edward, drayman, h. 151 Burch.

Condra Richard, tinner, bcls. 100 Seneca.

Condi-e Thomas, laborer. West River.

Conegah Nathan, moulder, bds. 65 St. Clair.

Conely William, <,'ilder, h. 115 Garden.

Congdon Albert, master mechanic, C. &. E. R. R. machine shop, h. 24 Ontario.

Congdon J. H., machinist, h. ICO Lake.

Congdon Leonard M , h. 298 Lake.

Congdon William, soap and candles, 132 Leonard, h. 74 Cedar Avenue.

Congdon William,' engineer, C. & E. R. R.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, comer of Detroit and State.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Prospect west of Erie.

Conkey Albert B., captain, h. 26 Seneca.

Conick S. G , laborer, 30 Phelps.

Conlde James, coal, h. 29 Scoville Avenue.

Concklin Edward, clerk, h. 13 €linton,

CONKLIN & MERRICK, sail makers, 203 River.

Conklin S. B., firm C. & Merrick, h. 7 Woodbine.

Conlan Rev. James, li. 88 Carroll.

CONLAN J. J., physician, h. 96 Erie.

Conlan Mary, wjidovr' of Peter, h. 89 Carroll.

Conlan Peter, laborer, 148 Oregon.

Conley Joseph, butcher, h. 383 Detroit.

Conley Peter, saloon, 210 Superior.

Conley John, sailor, h. 368 Detroit.

Conlin Patrick, laborer, West River.

Conly Joseph, butcher, h. 346 Detroit.

Conly Matthew, puddler, bds, 89 Case Ave- nue.

Conly William S., gilder, h. 115 Garden.

Conn Jacob, cooper, bds. near C. & M, R. R. Depot.

Conn all Peter, laborer, 38 California.

Conner Frederick, (colored) sailor, h. 22 Or- ange.

Cont.ecticut Mrs. H., widow, h. 128 Lorain.

Connelia James, laborer, 17 Michigan.

Connell John, carpenter, rear 19 Vineyard.

Council Michael, laborer, 43 Spring.

Connelly J , printer, 107 Superior, bds. 272 Lake.

Connelly John, laborer. West River.

Connelly Michael, laborer, 475 West River.

Connelly Michael, laborer, 726 Superior.

Conner Frederick, (colored) sailor, h. 62 Boli- var.

Conner John, laborer. West River.

Conner John, painter, bds. 72 Water.

Conner Michael, peddler, h. 118 Brownell,

Conner Patrick, laborer, 37 Willet.

Conner Thomas, clerk, 54 Merwin, h. Pearl.

Conner Thomas, laborer, 12 Hicks.

Conn.')lly James, captain, h. 150 Bolivar.

Conning John, carpenter, h. 71 Cedar Av.

Connolly Patrick, laborer, 7 Root's alley.

Conover Catharine, widow, seamstress, h. 53 Vermont.

Conr«d , h. on Alley between Willet and

Mechanics.

Conrad Westville, stone cutter, h. Ill Hud- son.

Conrad Adam, saloon, 242 Pearl.

Const Phillip, laborer, rear 90 Oregon.

Contant Benjamin, machinist, h. 47 Bridge.

Conton Thomas, shoemaker, h, rear 19 Vine- yard.

CONVERSE ISRAEL S., pork packer, h. 326 Prospect.

Conowav Jane, (colored,) widow of Robert, h. 29'Lake.

Conway John, laborer, 157 West Main.

Conway William, watchman, C. &. P. R. R. depot, h. 355 Lake.

Coody Matthew, laborer. Cemetery Alley.

Cook Anton, laborer, 87 Taylor.

COOK & ALTEN, clothing, 32 Superior.

Cook Conrad, clerk, 58 Merwin, bds. 41 Hamilton.

Cook C. B., conductor C. & E. R. R., bds. City Hotel.

Cook David, peddler, h. 234 Lake.

Cook Edward M., coal dealer, office 130 West River, bds. Angier House.

Cook George, boiler maker, h. Ill Bridge.

Cook George, turner, h. 27 Smith.

Cook Mrs. Harriet E., widow of William P., h. 237 Washington.

Cook Henry, rolling mUl, h. 84 Lyman.

Cook Hiram, lumber merchant, h. 202 Frank- lin.

Cook John, laborer, bds. 63 Frankfort.

Cook J. M., machinist, h. 34 Walnut.

Cook Konstantd, potter, h. 98 Ir\'ing.

Cook Lorenzo, house moving, h. 244 St. Clair.

Cook Mrs. L., widow of John h. 55 Bridge.

Cook Maria, widow of Ferdinand, saloon 153 West River.

Cook Mary, widow of Salmon, h. 21 Acade- my.

Cook Moses, clerk, h. 21 Academy.

Cook Philip, fii-m C. & Alten, h. 61 Frank- fort.

Cook William H., brakeman, h. 123 Hamil- ton.

Cooke Ediward, laborer, 97 Mechanics.

COOKE W. P. & CO., wholesale dealei-s in leather, hides and oil, 127 Water.

Cooke Wellington P., firm W. P. C. & Co., h. 42 Eagle.

Cooley Charles, mason, h. 40 Jay.

Cooley James, rigger and sail maker, h. 19 Elm.

is acknowledged to be the best in the State.

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Coolinan John, laborer, h. 14 Ward.

Coon Daniel, laborer, 52 Bridge.

Coon H. L., boarding, 71 Ontario.

Coon Henry, Home Sewing Machines, 178

Superior, h. 66 Prospect. Coon Jeremiah, jeweler, h. 57 Wood. Coon Jerome, clerk, Union House. Coon John, firm Keith & C, h. 56 Wood. Coon John, clerk, D. Sanford & Sons, 44

CUnton. Coon Maria J., bds. 232 Lake. Cooney John, saloon, Canal Basin. Coonrad Jeremiah, grocery, 237 and 239

Pearl. Cooper Ann, shoe binder, h. 88 Hamilton. Cooper Frederick W., ship carpenter, h. 293

Washington. Cooper Isaac, grocery, 49 East Main. Cooper John, laborer, 248 Pittsburgh. Cooper Margaret, clerk, 7 Public Square, bds.

76 Water. Cooter George W., saloon, Seneca. Copeland Thomas, carpenter, bds. 10 Middle. Copeland W. F., clerk 119 Superior, bds. 38

Prospect. Copeland William W., clerk C. & T. R. E.,

h. 39 Walnut. Copia Joseph, shoemaker, 15 Pearl, h. 289

Washington.

Copcus , drayman, h. 151 Oregon.

Copland John F., carpenter, h. 79 Harman Copier Charles, cabinet -maker, h. rear 61

Parkman. Corbett William G., gent., h. 81 St. Clair. Corby William, porter, h. Kinsman. Cordes Charles, painter, h. 23 Mill. Cordes Arnold, clerk, 134 Superior, bds. 10

Wadsworth. Corfield George, laborer, 66 Oregon. Corkell William, blacksmith, Pittsburgh, bds.

Michigan. Corker John, laborer, 163 Oregon. Corkhill Thomas, shoe maker, bds. New

England Hotel. Corlett Daniel K., machinist, h. 269 Erie. Corlett John, shoemaker, h. 105 Prospect. Corlett John, carpenter, h. 107 St. Clair. Corlett Robert, carpenter, h. 26 Burnham. Corlett William H., carpenter, h. 24 Marion. Corlett William, firm C. & Cubbon, h. 211

Prospect. Corlett Winslow, bds. ISi Prospect. Corman Fred, cook, h. 331 St. Clair. Cormick John, drayman, h. 92 Franklin. Cornell D. H., h. 31 Howe. Cornell Fyson, painter, h. 249 Hudson. Cornell Philip, butcher, h. 36 Prospect-. CORNING & CO., distillery, 76 River. Corning G. C, firm C. & Co., bds. 40 Wash- ington.

Corning Solon, firm C. & Co., h. 40 Wash- ington.

Coming Warren H., clerk Gordon, McMil- lan & Co., h. 40 Washington.

Corrier Charles, principal Sibley street school, bds. 114 Cedar Avenue.

Cors Frederick, carriage driver h. 20 Vine.

CORY OSCAR E., flom and feed store, 105 Seneca, bds. Bennet House.

Cosby Thomas H., plumber, bds. 72 Ontario.

Costallo Thomas, coach maker, h. 55 Carroll.

Costellow Mary Mrs., 159 Hamilton,

Cottell Levi, carpenter, bds. 112 Orange.

Cottrell Clark, carpenter, h. 90 Garden.

Cottrell James, sailor, h. 280 Cedar Avenue.

Cottrell William B., meat market, 191 Pitts- burgh, h. 189 Pittsburgh.

Coultney Mrs. Malone, grocery, 61 West

COUNCIL HALL, south side Public Square. Counter Peter, laborer, 47 Cliffton. Countryman Frederick, tailor, h. 17 Maple. Countryman Lorenzo, laborer, 12 Girard. Courtney Patrick, laborer, 6 William's

Alley. Court Hilmoth, laborer, 490 Lake. Court John C, engine wiper, C. & E. R. R. COURT HOUSE, (new) north side Public

Square. >.

Cowan J. A., saddles and harness, 114 Bank,

h. 501 St. Clair. . Cowan James, carpenter, h. 80 Whitman. Cowan Wm., saddle and harness maker, h.

100 St. Clair. Cowden Henry, machinist, bds. 53 Frankfort. Cowdery C. C, machinist, h. 8 Root's Alley. Cowdery S. M., machinist, h. 8 Root's Alley. Cowell Charles, marble polisher, bds, Erie. Cowell George, grocer, 317 Perry. Cowell John, carpenter, h 100 Scott. Cowill James, carpenter, h. 80 Whitman. Cowill Lewis, cabinet maker, h. 79 Croton. Cowle Henry, 34 Hanover. Cowles Charles, moulder, bds. 37 Fulton. Cowles Charles F., saloon, comer Center and

Vineyard, h. Franklin. Cowles Edwin, firm E. C. & Co., h. 75 Pros- pect. Cowles Edwin W., bds. 75 Prospect. Cowles Elijah, salesman, 180 Superior h. 44

Prospect. COWLES E. & Co., publishers Morning

Leader, 144 Superior, COWLES & CO., jewelers, 145 Supeiior. Cowles Ralph, firm Cowles & Co., h. 65

Prospect. Cowles Royal, jeweler, h. 112 Pittsburgh. Cowles Robert, carpenter, h. 54 Granger. Cowles Sarah J., widow of James, dress

maker, h. 12 Hamilton.

Coal Oil and Lamp Depot, 189 Ontario Street, Cleveland, Ohio.

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Cowles Wm. H., machinist, bda. Franklin.

Cowley , carpenter, bds. 148 Ontario.

Cowley Wm., carpenter, h. 47 Greenwood.

Gowper Charles, grocery, 32 Spring.

Cox Charles L., laborer, 102 Case Avenue.

Cox Elizabeth Mrs., h. 122 Erie.

Cox John, shos, 121 Pearl, h. 123 Pearl

Cox John, clerk, 112 Ontario. CDX JANE, Miss, pattern emporium, 112 Erie.

Cox James, laborer, 366 Detroit.

Cox Michael, mason, h. 404 Perry.

Coy Joel, merchant, h. 6 Pittsburgh.

Coy Jonas, carpenter, h. 202 Pearl.

Coyn U., captain, bds. 157 Prospect.

COZZENS ALFRED, Marble Hall Restau- rant, 196 Superior, h. 199 Prospect.

Cozzens Myron, h. 142 Miuison.

Crable Henry, laborer, 81 Marion.

Grable John, ice merchant, bds. Commer- cial House.

Cradock Patrick, laborer. West River.

Gragg Thomas, sailor, bds. 44 Chestnut

Craig Curtis, m. d., bds. 68 Ontario.

Craig Josiah, cooper, h. 419 Lorain.

Qraig John, boatman, bdg. 19 Champlain.

Craig John, grocery, 182 Superior.

Craig James, rope maker, MiamL

Craig Pat, laborer, W«st River.

(J-aig William, carpenter, upper C»nal.

Craig William, firm J. jrankland & Co., L Hanover.

Graig William, engineer, bds. H»nov»r.

Craig William S., machinist, bds. AmeriMn.

Graigle William, mason, bds. 118 Bolivar.

Craik George, printer, h. 48 Vine.

Crail Ned, laborer, near C. & M. coal dock.

Crain Thomas, fisherman, h. 107 Hill.

Craine Thomas EL, mason, h. 54 Granger.

Cramer Mary, widow of Jas.. washwoman, h. West River.

Crane Edward, laborer, 455 River.

Crane F. C, map agent, bds Burnett House.

Crane John, marble polisher, bds. High.

Crane Oran, carpenter, h. 99 Fulton.

Crane Thomas, locksmith, h. 63 Pittsburgh.

Cranley John, laborer, 5 California Alley.

Crannell Ann Jane, widow of William, h. 1 Scoville Avenue.

Granson John N., planing mill, 173 West River, h. 71 Washington.

Crapser Geo., laborer, 62 Hicks.

GRAPSER M. & CO., lumber dealers, 175 Merwin.

Crapser Michael, firm M. Crapser & Co., h. 206 Franklin.

Cratty Catherine, saloon, 7 Champlain.

Cratty Michael, moulder, h. 30 Park.

Gratson Rudolph, carpenter, h. 38 Green- wood

Crannell James, caulker, bds. 121 Turnpike* Cranse George, marble sawyer, h. Erie. CRAW JAMES A., city marehal, h. 240

Erie. Craw William V., provision inspector. 107

River, h. 20 Bolivar. CRAWFORD F., wholesale and retail

lumber and shingle dealer, 226 West

River. Crawford George, lumber, bds. 23 John. Crawford James, grocery, h. 71 Pearl. Crawford James, carpenter, h. 3 Freeman. Crawford John H., firm Chamberlin & Co^

h. Milwaukie. Crawford H., carpenter, h. 3 Freeman. Crawford Lemuel, firm Price C. & Morris, h.

51 Euclid. Crawford Lucien, agent, 226 West River, h.

97 Clinton, Crawford Paul, carpenter, bds. 3 Freeman. CRAWFORD RANDALL, millwright, h.

23 Lake. Crawford Mrs. S. A., h. 23 Johnson. Crehore John D., law student, 170 Superiof,

bds. 195 St. Clair. Creighton Charles, 175 Seneca. CREIGHTON RICHARD, book binder, 132

Bank, h. 59 Rockwell. Creighton W. R., printer. Herald, bda. 61

Rockwell. Cridg« Allred, boarding, 109 Lake. Galley Daniel, laborer, 46 Lyman. Critchley John, Jr., machinist, h. 48 Wilson, CritchUy Ralph, laborer, car shop, bds. 868 St»

Clau. Critt«nd«n George, carpenter, h. 145 PearL Crittenden J. H., bds. Weddell House. CRITTENDEN N. E., wholesale watches,

jewelry, &c., 127 Superior, h. corner Pub.

Square and Ontario. Crittenden Ogder., salesman, 127 Superior,

bds. corner Public Square and Ontario. Crittenden Seth W., banker, 117 Superior, h.

416 Euclid. Croace C, carpenter, 867 Superior. CROBAUGH DANIEL, ambrotypist, 113

Ontario, comer Public Square, h. 58 Vine. Crobaugh Samuel, photographist, 28 Hoff- man's Block, bds. Water Cure. Croce Richard, express driver, h, 13 Summit

AUey. Croft Frank, saloon,'h. 49 Lorain. Crocker Richard, shoemaker, h. 121 Oregon. Croft William, tailor, h. 207 Croton. Croger Nichols, shoemaker, 192 Hamilton. Crole Adam, Cooper, h. 221 Orange. Cromwell Peter, boiler maker, h. 1 Wood. Cronan Mrs. Lora, widow of Patrick, washer- woman, h. 101 Tracy. Crooks & Newell, flour dealers, 135 Detroit.

W. C. NORTH'S Photograph and Pine Art Gallery, 205 Superior St.,

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Crooks John, mason, li. 28 Alabama. Crooks Robert N., firm C. <Sb Newell, h. near

toll-gate. Crosby David H., (colored,) runner L. S. R.

R. depots bds. 36 Greenwood. Crosehart George, marble cutter, h. 313 Erie. Cross D. W., deputy collector, h. 88 Euclid. Cross George W., saloon, 97 St. Clair. CROSS H. C. & CO., real estate agency, 5

Hofiman's Block, Cross H. C, firm H. G. & Co., bds. 195 St

Clair. Cross James N., shoemaker, bds. 97 St. Clair. Cross Jeremiah, h. 117 Clinton. Gross Jude, watch maker, 114 Prospect, h.

252 Perry. Orossley William, shingles and matches, 36

Summer, h. 210 Detroit. Grotty John, carpenter, h. 37 Mayflower. Grotty Patrick, carpenter, h. 35 Mayflower. Croty Thomas F., clerk Bradburn & Fisher,

bds. Weddell. Crouch J. B., printer, Morning Leader, bds.

Bennet House. Crouch William, printer, bds. 124 Champlain. Grouse A., carpenter, h. 869 Superior. Grouse Jacob, brick maker, h. 230 Croton. Grouse Martin, butcher, h. rear 412 Perry. Crowel Jacob, laborer, 248 Pittsburgh. Growel Joseph, sailor, h. 194 Hamilton. Growell George W., salesman, 131 Water. CROWELL & CHILDS, wholesale boots &

ehoes, 143 Water. Growell Henry L., firm C. & Childs, h. 19

Sheriff. GROWELL JOHN, President Forest Bank,

ofifice, over Bank, h. 164 Erie. Growell W. H., clerk C. & E. freight office,

bds. 80 St. Clair. Growl James H., firm Harmon & Co., h. 53

Clinton. Growl Samuel H., firm Harmon & Co., h. 89

Clinton. Growl William, miller, h. 69 Water. Crowley Dennis, laborer, 29 Summit Alley. Crumb C. A., firm H. D. Kendall & Co., h.

Rockport. Crutter Catharine, saloon, 7 Champlain. Cubbel Samuel, peddler, h. 8 East Liberty. Cubbon John, candle maker, 135 Ohio. Cubbon William, builder, h. 105 Prospect. Guddie John, switchman G. & E. R. R , h.

417 Lake. Cuddy Thomas, tailor, bds. 97 St. Clair. Guile n Christopher, blacksmith, 7 Perry, h.

398 St. Clair. Gullen Patrick, blacksmith, h. 42 Hamilton, Cullen Peter, laborer, 15 Pittsburgh contin- ued. Culley John sailor, h. SO West Centre.

CuUigan Jamesj tinner, 218 Superior, h. 132

Garden. Cullin James, sailor, h. 141 Burch. CuUiton James, laborer, near C. & M. coal

dock. Gulp John, cooper, h. 410 Perry. Cumisky Michael, cartman, h. 38 Delaware. Cummings Andrew, laborer. Upper Canal. Cummings Byron, machinist, h. rear 101

Hamilton. Cummings Charles, mason, h. 78 Ontario. Cummings Hamilton, sailor, h. 241 Wash- ington. CUMMINGS J. M. & CO., wholesale gro- cers, 171 River. Cummings J. M., firm J. M. C. & Co., h.

116 Erie. Cummings John, fireman, h. 109 West Main. Cummings Thomas, rail roller, h. 19 Lyman. Cummins John, carpenter, h. rear - Hicks. Cummins John, engineer, h. foot Water. Cummins Michael, receiving clerk C, C. &

C. R. R., h. 101 York. Cummins Roger, laborer, Root's Alley. Cummins Thomas, laborer, 356 Detroit. Cumofer John, laborer, rear 69 St. Clair, Cunnaan Patrick, moulder, h. 17 Belden. Cuimingham Archibald, foreman C, C. & C.

R. R. blacksmith shop, h. 47 Woodbine^ Cunningham Mrs. Ann, widow of Patricfe,

h. rear 375 St. Clair. Cunningham Mrs. Elizabeth E., millinei^

228 Superior. Cunningham James, book-keeper, h. 265

Prospect. Cunningham John, carpenter, h. 129 Oregon. Cunningham Joseph, teamster, h. 47 McLean. Cunningham Michael, planer G. &. E. R. R.

car shop, h. 735 Lake. Cunningham Nathan, laborer, 120 River. Cunningham Patrick, L. S, R. mill, h. 475

St. Clair. Cunington Andrew, crockery store, 300 St

Clair. Curan Michael, laborer. West River. Curdy W. W., clerk 247 Superior, bds. 27

Rockwell. Curran James, clerk 169 River, h. 43 Dodge. Curran John, laborer, rear 475 St. Clair. Cuiran Patrick, West River. Curran Patrick, blacksmith, h. 42 Hamilton. Currens Mrs. Sarah, bds. 13 Bolivar. Curry Abraham, h. 501 St Clair. CuiTy Anton, fish packer, h, 57 Webster. Curtis Henry, engineer, bds. 87 Woodbine. Curtis Joel, wreck master C. & E. R. R., h.

18 Seneca. Curtis John H., tanner, h. 29 Sibley. Curtis Joseph, foreman C. & E. R. R. repair

shop.

Cleveland, O. Those wishing a Photograph in Oil, Plain Photograph,

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WILLISTON & CO.'S DIRECTOKY.

Curtis Lester B.. shippino; clerk Chamberlin, Crawford & Co., h. 151 Prospect.

Curtis William, engineer, h. 63 Root.

Cu 'tis J. L. ship carpenter, h. 121 West Lib- erty.

Curtis L. W., book-keeper 127 Superior, h, 5 Oak.

Curtiss William, painter, h. 40 Walnut.

Gushing Eben C, clerk C, C. & C. R. R., bds. 60 Euclid Place.

CUSHING ERASTUS, physician, 88 Pub. Square, h. 90 Public Square.

CUSHING HENRY K., physician, 88 Pub. Square, h. 13 Euclid.

Gushing Richards, finisher, h. 152 Oregon,

Gushing WiUiam D., agent N. Y. & E. R. R., h. 15 Sheriff.

Cushman Sylvanus D., lightning rods, 9 Vineyard, h. 32 Huntington.

Cushman William H., h. 105 Tracy,

CUSTOM HOUSE, east side Public Square.

Cutler Samuel H , miller, h. 90 Lake.

Cutler William, hides and leather, 93 Water, h. 75 Rockwell.

Cutler William P., carriage trimmer. Low- man's.

Cutter Edwin, firm 0. C. & Son, h. 30 Eagle.

Cutter John F., clerk, h. 228 Kinsman.

Cutter Nelson P., clerk, h. 228 Kinsman.

CUTTER 0. & SON, auction and commis- sion merchants, 134 Bank.

Cutter Orlando, firm 0. C. & Son, h. 228 Kinsman.

Cutter Orlando P., auctioneer and collector, bds. 66 Michigan.

Cutter William, carriage maker, bds. 16 Johnson.

Cutter William L., assistant cashier Mer- chants' Bank, bds. 228 Kinsman.

Cutter Richard H., commercial reporter Na- tional Democrat, h 228 Kinsman.

CUYAHOGA STEAM FURNACE COM- PANY, Detroit, comer West Center,

Cyriax Catharine, fancy goods, 106 Kinsman,

Cyriax Frederick, accountant, 232 Superior, h, 106 Kinsman.

D

Dabney Charles W., book-keeper, 144 Water,

h. 27 RockweU. Dages Peter, teacher St. John's cathedral

school, bds. 389 Superior. Dahoff John, laborer, 38 Greenwood. Dahler Jacob, laborer, 14 Clifton. Dahler Jacob, laborer, 82 Clifton. Dahler Louis, grocer and flour dealer, 206

Lorain. Dahler Michael, bar tender. 111 Water,

Dailey John, brewer, h. alley near Eagle. Dailey James, laborer, 80 Oregon, Daily John C, laborer, 24 Alabama. Daily Martin, laborer. Hickory, Daily Michael, laborer, 85 Oregon, Daily Nancy, widow of Paul, h. 110 Ham- ilton. Daily Peter, drajTuan, h, 444 St. Clair. Daily William, station baggage master C. &

P.^ R. R., h. 45 Ontario. Dait Ralph, laborer, 225 Bridge. Dake John, wagon maker, 374 Detroit, bds.

378 Detroit. Dakin Horace E., tinner, 42 Public Square,

h. 14 Ohio. Dalbert Charles, candle maker, Duncan's. Dale James, sailor, bds. 153 West River. Daley Michael, sailor, h. 172 Lake, Dalgliesh John, painter, h. 28 Rockwell. Dalgiesh Walter, paper hanger, h, 205 Pros- pect. DaLee A., gilder, h. 46 Ontario. Dall Andrew, stone cutter, h. 9 St. Charles. Dallen WUliam, teamster, h. 121 Harbor. Dalton Mrs. Caroline, widow of Edward, h.

345 Bridge. DALTON, F. & CO., patent right agency,

68 Superior. Dalton Frederick, firm F. D. & Co., h,

Brooklyn. Dalton Michael, shoemaker, h, near Brock's

tannery, Daly Barney, machinist, h. 438 Hamilton. Daly Mrs. Mary, widow of Michael, h, 45

Superior Avenue. Daly Samuel, laborer, 20 John. Daly Terrence, drayman, h. 18 Ohio. Damon Charles, salesman 139 Water, bds,

54 Lake. Damon Mrs. Cordelia F., milliner, 216 St,

Clair. Damon George, printer, 144 Superior, bds.

54 Lake. Damon John F., merchant, h. 54 Lake, Dempsy Patrick, la.borer, 39 Lawrence, Damstadt Mrs. Mary, widow of Adam, h.

146 Bridge. Dancaster Thomas, C, C. & C. R. R. repairer,

h. 174 Greenwood. Danehen Daniel, laborer, 159 Hamilton. Dangeleasen Joseph, tanner, h. 63 Pine. Dangler David A., firm J. Tennis & Co., h.

117 Huron. Dangler Martin, carpenter, h. 181 Groton, Daniel Charies, laborer, 34 Hicks. Daniel AVilliam, tailor, h. 3 Scoville Alley. Daniels Joshua, firm Halliwell & D., h. 56

Prospect Dank Seaman, oil cloth maker, h. 18 Dela-

or Ambrotype, should not fiail to visit NORTH'S GALLERY.

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Banks H. P., h. 85 Pearl.

Danks Henry R., machinist, h.62 Fulton.

Banks Joseph C, machinist, foreman Bald- win, Be Witt & Co., h. 21 Jay.

Bannenfelser Conrad, drayman, h. 9 Croton.

Bansel George, laborer, bds. 191 Kinsman.

Bansel Sebastian, laborer, h. 191 Kinsman.

Bare Jesse, saddles and harness, corner Pros- pect and Ontario, h. 6 Cheshire.

Barby John, teacher CleVeland Institute,

Barley Capt. E., h. 157 Prospect.

Barr Frederick, shoemaker, h. 214 Pearl.

Barrigan Michael, laborer, Root's Alley.

Bascomb Charles H., tallyman C. & E. R. R., bds. 124 Water.

Bascomb George B., yard master C, C. & C. R. R., bds. 124 Water.

Bate Charles, butcher, h. 65 Orange.

Bate William, carpenter, h. 19 Parkman.

Bavenport Ephraim B., mason, bds. 130 Ohio.

Bavey Jeremiah, carpenter, h. 164 Orange.

Bavids William, carpenter, h. 36 Cedar Av- enue.

Bavids Girard, h. rear 102 Oregon.

Bavidson Hugh, bds. 234 Kinsman.

Bavidson James, h. 234 Kinsman.

Bavidson John, grocer, bds. 234 Kinsman.

Bavidson Lewis, bds. 517 Case Avenue.

Bavidson & Buncan, attorneys, 158 Supe- rior.

Bavidson Peter L., pattern maker, bds. 74 Erie.

Bavidson Robert, carpenter, bds. rear 124 Muirson.

Bavidson R. B., firm B. & Buncan, 158 Su- perior.

Bavidson Walter, joiner, bds. rear 124 Muirson.

Bavidson William, rear 124 Muirson.

Bavis Alfred, sailor, h. 10 Clinton.

Bavis Benjamin, candle maker,

Bavis Mrs., widow of Bavid, nurse, h. 148 Pittsburgh.

Bavis Baniel S., baggage master, C. & T. R. h. 29 Academy.

Bavis Edward, sailor, h. fear 19 Vineyard.

Bavis Eliza, widow of B. J., h. 81 Frank- fort.

Bavis Frederick A., express agent, h. 88 York.

Bavis F. R., bonnet and hat bleaching, 222 Superior, h. 517 Case Avenue.

Bavis George, laborer 231 Lake.

Bavis George, shoemaker, h 62 Can'oll.

BAVIS GEORGE A. & Co., clothing, cor- ner Superior and Water.

Bavis George A., firm G. A. B. & Co,, h. 261 Superior.

Bavenport Ephraim B., mason, .bds. 130 Ohio.

Bavis George R., shoemaker, h. 68 Carroll.

Bavis Henry S., book keeper, h. 13 Chest- nut.

Bavis J. H., machinist, h. 723 St. Clair.

Bavis John, laborer h. 22 Bank.

Bavis John, blacksmith, 217 Root

Bavis John, saloon, 33 Belden.

Bavis John, firm W, Lawtey & Co., h. 129 Peari.

Bavis John W., h. 75 Buane.

Bavis Joseph A., (colored) h. 94 Muirson.

Bavis Julius, peddler, h. 182 Garden.

Bavis Lewis L., gent. 56 Pearl.

Bavis Mary H., widow of William L., h, California.

Bavis Michael, laborer, h. 2 Pop Corn Al- ley.

Bavis Morris, butcher, bds. 150 Pittsburgh.

Bavis Najwleon B., book keeper, 85 River, bds 68 Water.

Bavis Robert, laborer, 11 St. Clair.

Bavis Samuel J., h. 73 Buane.

Bavis S. K., clerk, 217 Superior, bds. 304 Superior.

Bavis Thomas N., teaming, h. 61 High.

Bavis Thomas, shoemaker, h. rear 19 Web- ster,

Bavis William S., city crier, h. 30 Oregon.

Bavison Charles, R. R. man, bds. 130 Ohio.

Bawson Charles L., (colored) whitewasher, h. 219 Erie,

Bawson James, carpenter, h. Heights.

Bay Andrew, laborer, 16 Johns.

Bay Edward, machinist, h. 16 Johns.

Bay Edward L., teller, Whitman, Standart & Co.

Bay George, painter, h. 70 Carroll.

Bay John, paper maker, 92 Croton.

BAY L. A., office, warehouse Hubby, Hughes & Co., ship and produce dealer, h. 225 St. Clair.

Bay Michael, laborer, 14 Wadsworth.

Bay Peter, laborer, 80 Herman.

Bay Robert, teamster, h. 172 Bridge.

Bay Thomas, attorney, 113 Superior, bds. Angier House.

Bay Thomas, laborer, near Seneca st. bridge.

Bay William Rev., pastor Mayflower Mis- sion Church, h. 503 Kinsman.

Bay William, wig maker and hair dresser, 76 Public Squara

Bay William, tax gatherer, h. 26 Bolivar.^

Baygan James, pump maker, h. 113 Lorain.

Beal Phillip, shoemaker, h. 271 St Clair.

Bealing Jonathan, bds. 46 Bolivar.

Bealing George, Mason, h. 12 Lorain.

BEAN CHARLES A, oil dealer, 85 Water, h. 50 Ontario.

Bean Bavid, billiards, h. 225 Lake.

Bean John, laborer, 241 Erie.

Deoderised Coal Oil, manufactured by LAW & NORTH,

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Dean T. E., carriage builder, bda. Commer- cial House. Dearing Mary, widow, h. 11 Vestry. Dearink Charles, laborer, 40 Wilson. Deate George, shoemaker, h. 12 Floyd, Deats G., tailor, h. 47 Merchants. Deats J. jr., tailor, 45 Merchants. Deatseil Christopher, laborer, 91 Clifton. Debber Peter, laborer, 638 Superior. Decam Phillip, carpenter, h. Heights. DecaterRuple, machinist, bds. 90 Muirson. Dechant Michael, bds. 243 Hamilton. Deckand Barbara, widow of Arhart, h. 77

Fulton. Deckand J. H., accountant 156 Superior, h.

17 Walnut Decker Edgar, clerk 189 Ontario, bds. 284

Prospect, Decker John, laborer, near Brock'g tannery. Decker Morris, clerk with R. H. Blackmer,

h. 279 Prospect Decker S. B., h, 36 Huntington. Decker William, laborer, 18 Dodge. Decume John, turner, h. 279 Columbus. Deefenback Peter, shoemaker, h. 23 Croton. Deerfidel Joseph, cigar maker, bd». Kine-

man. De Forest Lewis G., salesman 127 Superior

bds 1 Hamilton. De Forest Tracy R., machinist, h. 1 Hamil- ton. De Grafif Henry, moulder, h. 65 St Clair. DeCTOot Mrs. Rebecca, widow of J. C, h. 125

Courtlandt Dehan Peter, sailor, h. rear 64 Lamartine. De Hart H. H., physician, 54 Union, h. 63

Rockwell. Dehler Anton E., shoemaker, bda. 108 Wan-

ter. Dehler Carl, shoemaker, h. 107 Hudson. Dehl Peter, h. 393 Kinsman. Deihl Peter, brewer, h. 7 Garden. Deil John, butcher, h. 142 Hamilton. Deilman Mrs. Mary, widow of Barnhardt,

h. 88 Hamilton. Deim Christian, tinsmith, h. 17 Ward. Deinst Killian, butcher, h. 96 Grarden. Deis Felden, cabinet maker, h. 25 Cherry. Deitz Adam, tinner, 42 Public Square. Deitz Franklin, shoemaker, bds. 164 River. Deitz Gregory, watchmaker, h. 48 Orange. Deitz Henry, clerk, h. 25 Smith. Deitz Henry, barber, 92 Erie. Deitz John, tailor, h. 315 Hamilton. Deitz Loren, laborer, 112 Champlain. Deitzel Christian, laborer, Williams. Deckler Peter, tailor, h. East 9 Liberty. Delahunt Patrick, shoemaker, L 13 York

Alley. Delamater Jacob J., it c, bds. Angier House.

DELAMATER JOHN, physician, office cor- ner Wood and Rockwell, h. 364 Superior. De Land C. R., architect and builder, h. 43

Walnut Delaney Mrs. Bridget, widow of William,

h. 292 Lake. Delaney James, engineer, bds. 292 Lake. Delaney Kearm, boiler maker, bds. 292 Lake. Delaney William, moulder, h. 288 St Clair. Delany Edward, h. 91 West Main. Delany Owen, laborer, 28 Dodge. Delargy Mrs. Margaret, widow of Patrick,

grocery, West River. Delargy Mrs. Margaret, widow of Charles,

h. 267 West River. Delgmann Conrad, hats and caps, 7 PearL Dellaney William, house mover, 92 Wilson. Dellenbaugh Christian, physician, h. comer

Kinsman and Vine.

De Long , hostler, h. 138 Lake.

De Long Parvin L., proprietor Stillman

House, 281 Columbus. Demar James, saloon, h. 183 West River. Demarg John, ferryman, h. 77 Washington. Demme Charles, carpenter, h. 38 Blair. Demis Edwin C, clerk, bds. 34 Academy. Demii Mm. Mary A., widow of Varanes, h.

34 Acadtmy. Deming E. M., h. 238 Hamilton. Deming George, firm Qqo. Worthington &

Co, h. 66 Wood. Deming Mrs. Mary A., h. 216 Hamilton Deming William, carpenter, h. 96 Oregoa, Demore William, tanner, h. near tannery. Demooy A., tanner, Brock's tannery. Dempsey James, engineer, C. & E. R. R., b.

39 Pearl. Dempsey John, marble polisher, bds. High. Dempsey James, drayman, h. 6 Root's Alley. Deneen Jeremiah, laborer, bds. 936 St Clair. Deneen Timothy, laborer, 936 St Clair. Deneif James, teamster, h. Detroit Denest Frederick, shoemaker, h. 38 Johns. Denham James, moulder, bds. 63 Water. Denbffti James, clerk insurance office, bds.

132 Ohio. Denham John, carpenter, h. 132 Ohio. Denham John L., painter aud glazier, Sher-

h. 165 Brownell. DENHAM THOMAS, glass, painting and

glazing, 22 Public Square. Denham Thomas, stone cutter, L 117 Taylor. Dening Henry L., painter. 435 St Clair. Denison Daniel, bds. 21 Vestry. Denison Edwin, firm W. P. Cooke & Co., h.

60 Garden. Denison Jedediah, clerk, 127 Water, bds.

60 Garden. Denison Nancy, widow of Daniel, h. 60

Garden.

is acknowledged tg be the best in the State.

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Denison Thomas, clerk, 127 Water, bds. 60 Gurden.

Dennet Frederick, shoemaker, 101 Superior.

Dennett H. Nicholas, cooper, h. 78 Root.

Derminovei' Peter, student^ bd*. 243 Hamil- ton.

Dennis Abner W., deputy clerk, bds. Ben- net House.

Dennis John, clerk, 148 Water, b. 59 Boli- var.

Dennis Robert B., attorney, h. 69 Clinton.

Denton William, editor Vanguard, bds. 109 Lake.

Dentsel Sebastian, porter, h. 176 Kinsman.

Denzel George, porter, h. 51 Mayflower.

Denzel John, porter, h. 49 Mayflower.

Depkey Henry, shoemaker, h. 221 Hamilton.

Depnier William, laborer, h. Cemetery Al- ley.

Der Simon, blacksmith, 383 Pittsburgh, h. 85 Oregon.

Demer William, blacksmith, h. 97 LaureL

Derr Simeon, blacksmith, h. rear 85 Oregon.

Derring Antoine, mason, h. 182 Wilson.

Deroy A. L., clothing, h. 96 Ohio.

Deroer George, grocer, 234 Columbus.

Deten hover Samuel, h. 299 Kinsman.

DETMER G. H. & SON, «lothing, 153 and 158 Riveti

Detmer Garhirt H., firm G. H. D. & Son, h. 385 Lake.

Detmer Henry, firm G. H. D. & Son, h. 385

DETON CHARLES, int«lligence office, cor- ner Bank and Superior, h. 74 Lake.

Detoou Joseph, brewer, h. corner Green and Monroe.

Detsh John, teamster, h. Pittsburgh.

Deuble Henry, wagon maker, bds. 33 Web- ster.

Deuble Philip, carpenter, h. 49 Hurd.

Deumer Conrad, brewer, h. 143 Hamilton.

Deveraux Lavrrence, shoemaker, h. 30 Wash- ington.

Deveries Lawrence, shoemaker, 165 C^um- bus, h. Washington.

Dewert Frederick, shoemaker, h. 227 Bridge.

DEWEY & CO., stove dealers, 68 Merwin.

Dewhirst William, drayman, h. 14 Division.

DeWitt Hiram, blacksmith, h. 55 Whitman.

DeWITT JOSHUA H., fancy goods, 7 Public Square, bds. 304 Superior.

DeWitt William, firm Baldwin, DeW. &Co., h. 53 Eagle.

DEWOLF SIMON E., commission mer- chant, 30 River, h. East Cleveland.

Dexsimer Henry, baker, 83 Garden.

Dexter Benjamin F., mason, h. 15 Ann.

Dey Richard, mason, h. 97 Orange.

Deyle John, laborer, 115 West Main,

Deypler Henry, wagon maker, bds. 33 Webster.

Dhienemann Frank, paper maker, b. 27 Ir- ving.

Dibble Capt., Lewis, superintendent Marine Hospital.

Dice Valentine, cabinet maker, h. Cherry,

Dick Henry, blacksmith, bds. 1 St. Clair.

Dickens Simon sr., frame manufacturer, h. 17 Lake.

Dickenson Betsey, widow of James, tailor- ess, h. 12 Marshall.

DICKERSON M. J, dentist, 253 Superior, bds. Weddell.

Dickinson Albert H., musician, bds. 101 Kinsman.

Dickinson Charles, produce derler. River, h. corner Bond and Rockwell.

Dickinson Charles, gent. h. 106 Bond.

Dickinson Charles S., h. 101 Kinsman.

Dickinson J. W., engineer, h. 42 Root.

Dickinson D., physician, 37 Hill.

Dickinson George, boiler maker, h. Lake.

Dickinson John, liquors, 73 Merwin, h, 41 Cedar Avenue.

D'ckinson J. W., gymnasium, 147 Ontario, h. 101 Kinsman.

DICKMAN FRANKLIN J., attorney, 171 ; Superior, h. 6 Euclid. ] Dickman Henry, laborer, 206 Hamilton, j Dickson Peter, painter, h. Ill Pearl.

Dickson William H., machinist, bds. 63 Water.

Diedtrick John, shoemaker.

Dieffenbach W. A., printer. Leader.

Diemer Christopher, shoe cutter, 122 Ham- ilton.

Diemer Peter, ice dealer, h. 82 Hamilton.

Dier William, laborer, 75 Croton.

Dies Henry, teamster, h. 70 Green.

Dietz Adam, tinner, 42 Public Square.

Dietz B. G., cigars, tobacco, &c., 177 Supe- rior, h. 96 Muirson.

Dietz George, tobacco, cigars &c, 157 Wa- ter, bds. 112 Champlain.

Dietz Gregory, watch maker, h. 48 Orange.

Dietz William tailor, bds. 315 Hamilton.

Diffiy James, boarding house, 122 River.

Dill Charles, carpenter, h. 18 Blair

Dill Edward W., grocery, 443 Lake.

Dill Ezra, h. 445 Lake.

Dill Henry, bricklayer, bds. 445 Lake.

Dill Joshua M., carpenter, bds. 445 Lake.

Dill Wra. H., machinist, h. 459 Lake.

Dilley L. S., printer, National Democrat, h. 161 Lake.

Dillhoffer Matthias, mason, h. 54 Muirson.

Dillon Casper, drayman, h. 128 Orange,

Dillon Philip, laborer, 171 Bridge.

Dillon Robert, plasterer, h. 16 Scoville AlUey.

Coal Oil and Lamp Depot, 189 Ontario Street, Cleveland, Ohio.

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Dimmons, blacksmith, h. rear 99 Oregon.

Dinger W. J., carpenter, li. 64 Michigan.

Dingier M., carpenter, h. 181 Crofon.

Dingley Wm W., salesman, Geo. Sprague's, h. 15 Johnson.

Dinsmore Andrew, coal dealer, h. 40 On- tario,

Disbereger Win., tailor, h. 199 Lorain.

Distler John, saloon, 189 Lorain.

Ditton Josejjh, brewer, h. Fremont

Diver John carnage maker, h. Heights.

Dixon Edward, peddler, bds. 3 Root's Alley.

Dixon Edward, plasterer, h. 53 Jay.

Dixon Thomas, agent, h. 220 Pearl.

Dixon William, (colored) whitewasher, h. 242 Pittsburgh.

Doan David C, R. R. collector, h. 41 Pros- pect.

Doan Jas. C, coal merchant, h. 320 Prosjiect.

Doan Seth C, superintendent canal, h. 245 Perry.

Doane Joseph P., engineer C. & E. R. R., h. 383 St. Clair.

Dobele Jane, widow of Jacob, h. 177 West River.

Dockstader Charles, clerk Commercial Branch Bank, bds. 200 St. Clair.

DOCKSTADER N. & CO., hats, caps and furs. 111 Superior.

Dockstader Nicholas, firm N. D. & Co., h. 200 St. Clair.

Dockstader Richard, sen., h. 21 York Alley.

Dockstader R. M., clerk 111 Superior, bds. 200 St. Clair.

Dockstader William J., firm N, D. & Co., bds. 200 St. Clair.

Dodd E. L., firm Smith, D. & Co., h. 66 On- tario,

DODD EDWARD L^ grocer, corner Brown- ell and Ohio.

Dodd Luke, (colored) barber, h. 194 Ohio.

Dodd Thomas, shoemaker, h. 14 California.

Dodds Geo., blacksmith, h. 63 Peari.

Dodds John, blacksmith.

Dodds Wm., stone cutter, h. 81 Burch.

Dodge Mrs, Abiah, vddow of James, bds. 144 Kentucky.

Dodge Mrs. widow of Alphonzo, boarding, 32 Third.

Dodge Eza B- clerk Post Office, bds. City Hotel.

DODGE GEORGE C, farmer, h. 157 Eu- did.

DODGE HENRY H., U, S. Commissioner, Government Building, h. 141 Euclid.

Dodge John, baker, bds. Franklin House.

Dodge Luther P. Photographic Chemist, 198 Superior.

Dodge Mrs. Nancy, widow of Samuel, b. 147 Euclid.

DODGE 0S3IAN E., pianos. 3 and 5 Eu-

' did, h. 61 Ontiirio.

I Doen John, shoemaker, h. 151 Scoville

1 Avenue.

I Doering E., grocer, 198 Pittsburgh.

Doemer William, agricultural tool maker, i h. Laurel. I Doerr Frederick, shoemaker, 218 Lorain.

Dogherty Mary Mrs., 47 Oregon. I Doherty John, grocery, h, 29 York, 1 Doherty Julius, clerk, h. 47 Oregon.

Doherty Michael, carpenter, h. 29 York. ; Dolau James, farmer, bds. St. Clair House.

Dolan ]\Iartin, laborer, h. 20 Superior Av. ! Dolan Matthew, carriage maker, h. 60 Mjt- I rion.

I Dole James, sailor, h, 211 West River. ! Dole William A., firm Masury, D. & Co., h. j 227 Scoville Avenue. I Doleman Jacob, laborer, 399 Perry. I Dolk Joseph, laborer, 32 Delaware, I Bollard John, tailor, h, 24 Rockwell. I Eoliinger Adam, cooper, h. 41 Ward. I DOLMAN MRS. M. J. millinery, 225 Su- I perio;-.

i Domer Frederick, tailor, 190 Superior, h. i Croton.

I Domstaelt Jolin, lock maker, h, 97 Jersey. ! Donaho LIrs. Ellen, widow of William, I washing and sevnng, h, Irving, I Donahue Hanora, widow of Daniel, h. 710 I Superior.

! Donahue Capt. P., sailor, h. 259 Washington, j Donohoe Richard, shoemaker, 4 Pittsburgh, j h. 100 Bolivar,

I Donaldson James, flour and feed store, cor- I ner Pearl and Detroit, h. 365 Detroit. I Donaldson John, carpenter, h 115 York. i Donaldy Patrick, h. rear 84 Oregon, i Donaldson David, ship carpenter, h. 101 I Harbor,

I Donebert Charles, soap maker, h. Alley be- j tween Ohio and Walworth, j Donivon Daniel, h. 15 Academy. 1 Doni^^ John, h. 32 West Main.

Donnelly Barney, laborer, 15 Sui^erior Ave- nue.

DONNOLLY SUSAN M., widow of Thoni-

as, boarding house, 83 Water. i Donnelly Thomas C, carpenter, h. 24 West Liberty.

Donavan Cornelius, laborer, 388 Lorain.

Doolittle Luther, farmer, h. 324 Kinsman.

Doran John, livery, h. lake shore,

Doran 0. M., laborer, 25 Phelps.

Dormeyer Henry, musical instruments, 143 Kinsman.

Dorn D. F., saloon, cor. Water and Superior.

Dorn John, shoemaker, bds. 67 Michigan.

Dorn Nicholas, carpenter, h. 186 Greenwood,

W, C. NOBTH'S Photograph and Pine Art Gallery, 205 Superior St.,

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Dorsett John W., carriage maker, h. 318 Erie.

Dorsett Mrs., widow of Thomas, h. 16 Web- ster.

Dorson Patrick, laborer, 149 Cedar Avenue.

Dotterweich John, saloon, 330 Erie.

Dottoweich Valentine, brewer, h. 130 York.

Doty Nathan, engineer, h. 6 Farley's Court.

Dougherty Neal, peddler, h. 317 Lorain.

Dougherty Eobert, laborer, 82 Jersey.

Draper Thomas, shoemaker, h. 87 Frank- fort.

Drayman Henry, watchman, Stanley's candle factory, h. 224 Pittsburgh.

Dreher Anton, melodeon maker, h. 99 Or- ange.

Dreher B., melodeon maker, h. 99 Orano-e.

DREHER, KINNARD & CO., melodeon manufacturers, corner Superior and C. G. & C. R. R.

Dougherty William, carpenter, h. 77 Laurel. ' Dreher M. Lewis, firm D., Kinnard & Co.,

DOUGLASS B. & CO., mercantile agency, Atwater Building.

Douglass James, brakemao, h. Belden's Court.

Douglass John, mason, h. 101 Clinton.

Douglass R. B., clerk, 120 Superior, bds. Huron.

Douglass Stephen E., sail maker, h. 97 York.

Douglass Thomas C, tobacconist, 12 Pearl.

Douglass Thomas J., saloon, 37 West Main, bds. 47 West Main.

Dougherty Catherine, widow of Bartholo- mew, 177 Wilson.

Douse William, laborer, 31 Clifton,

Douw Myron, teamster, h. 61 Lorain.

Dowhet A., umbrella Jactory, 218 Ontario.

Dowling Thomas, carpenter, 140 Garden, h. 186 Garden.

Dowlin Thomas, sailor, bds. Franklin House.

Dowling J. S., i^ainter, h. 166 Brownell.

Downes Mrs. Eliza, h. 42 Erie.

Downie John, painter, 18 and 20 Rockwell.

Downing William, carpenter, h. 103 Lorain.

Downs Dennis, shipwright, h. 53 Burch.

Downs John, laborer. Second Alley,

Doyl Simon, laborer. Second Alley.

Doyle Miss, dressmaker, h. 190 Erie.

Doyle Catherine, tailoress, h. 119 Hamilton.

Doj'le Catherine, widow of John, h. Long.

Doj'le Daniel, carpenter, h. 29 Minnesota.

Doyle Frank, grocery, 14 West Main.

Doyle James, laborer, 329 Hamilton.

Doyle Patrick, laborer,' bds. 108 Eiver.^

Doyle William^ blacksmith, h. 82 Carroll.

Drabek W., music teacher, h. 38 Kinsman.

Drae William, laborer, 23 Ross.

Dracket John, ship carpenter, h. 125 Ful- ton.

Drake Sir Francis, sailor, h. 12 Miami.

Drake Henry, gunsmith, h. 369 Lake.

Drake Jackson, clerk, V. Swain's, h. 52 Bond.

Drake James B.. cabinet finisher, h. 122 Lo- rain.

Drake Morris J., clerk, h. 27 Bolivar.

Draper Adelia, widow of William, tailoress, h. 64 Michigan.

Draper Mrs., washwoman, h. 90 Tracy,

h. 113 Orange. Drery William, engine wiper, C. & E. R. R.,

h. 23 Ross. Dresden Henry, ship caulker, h. 42 Root. Dressier Charles, butcher, h. 79 Parkman, Drew Charles, carpenter, h. 182 Hamilton. Drew J. H., firm J. H. D. & Co., bds. 28

Chestnut. DREW J. H. & CO., groceries, 116 Ontario. Drews John, laborer, rear 70 Williams. Drine Martin, blacksmith, h. 102 Lorain. Drinnafelder Henry, barber, 87 Garden, Driscoll John, sailor, h. 483 Lake. Driscoll John, sailor, rear 44 Bolivar. Driscoll John, tavern keeper, 82 Water, Driscoll Captain, sailor, h. 68 Herman. Driskell Dennis, city lamp lighter, h. rear 231

Erie. Droeger Frederick, cabinet maker, h. Brook- lyn, Drone Frederick, coal dealer, h. 8 Johnson. Drone Willis, omnibus agent, 147 Supeiior,

bds. 8 Johnson. Drum John, carriage maker, 101 Seneca,

h. 26 Vine. Drury George, engineer, bds. 43 Jackson. Drussell John, carpenter, h. 112 Irving. Dryer Ferdinand, carpenter, h. rear 11 Ward. Dryer Paul, tailor, h. 62 Grove. Drysdale Robert, h. 72 Cedar. Duane Patrick, laborer, h. 47 Hicks. Dubber Peter, laborer, 143 Oregon. Dneper John, laborer, 55 Cherry. Duerfeld Charles, barber, 214 Ontario, bds.

71 Michigan. Duffey J. 0., attorney, 155 Water. Dugan James, dealer in liquors, 165 River,

h. 120 Clinton. Dugan James, carpenter, h. 400 Perry. Dugan Patrick, brick layer, h. 29 Alabama. Dugan Richard, dealer in liquors, bds. 83

Water. Dugel John, laborer, h. near C. & M. coal

dock. Duke Thomas, stone cutter, bds. 69 Orange. Dulan John, laborer. West 'River. Duly Mrs., Avidow of William, h. 33 Willet. Dumnialdinger Charles, coppersmith, h. 438

St. Clair.

Cleveland, O. Those wishing a Photograph, in Oil, Plain Photograph,

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Dunbar Moses W., grocer, b. 55 Fulton.

DUNCAN A. B., soap and candles, Canal, h. 85 Miami.

Dungleson John, maltster, 395 West River, bds. 9 Jay.

Dunham Alfred, shoemaker, h. 167 Clinton.

Dunk Simon, oil cloth printer, Webster's factory, h. 18 Delaware.

Dunlap Alexander, traveling agent, 67 Water

Dunlap Andrew, carpenter, h. 86 Fulton.

Duulap John H., freight express, 53 Water.

Dunlap Peter, (colored,) porter 0. & T. R. R.

Dunn James, boarding, foot Water.

Dunn Joseph, mason, h. 19 Wilson.

Dunn Mrs., widow of Thomas, washerwo- man, h. West River.

Dunn Peter, tailor, 125 Superior, bds. 26 Rockwell.

Dunn Matthew, brakeman, bds. 77 Water,

Dunn P., grocer, 823 St Clair.

Dunn Richard, mason, h. 127 Muirson.

Dunn William, painter, 437 St Clair.

Dunnapla William, laborer, 41 Mill.

Dunovan Paul, saloon on dock, h. 49 Whit- man.

DunstKiUian,butchercor. Garden and Perry

Dunton Daniel, weighmaster, weighlock, h. 153 Prospect

Durgin George W., grocer, comer Huntiog- ton and Garden, h. 226 Perry.

Durgen Lyman W., machinist, 215 Hamilton.

Durian John, porter, h. 115 Greenwood.

Duroy Marshall, engraver, bds. 125 Kinsman.

Duroy Martial, confectioner, h. 1 18 Kansman.

Durst Andon, tailor, h. 10 Johns.

Dusel John, laborer, h. 44 River.

Dutton Jacob, firm Farmer & D., h. 32 On- tario.

DUTY D. W., undertaker, 187 Erie, h. 134 Prospect.

Dwyer James, sailor, bds. 142 River.

Dwyer John, cabinet maker, h. 67 Vermont.

Dwyer John, carpenter, h. rear 20 Superior.

Dyer Samuel, sailor, bds. 142 River.

Dyckes Henry, pail manufacturer, h. 25 Smith.

Dycks Joseph, pail manufacturer, h. 25 Smith.

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Eagan Charles C, clerk Lucas & Co., h. 208

Pittsburgh. Eagan Michael, sawyer, h. 63 Taylor. Eager Lucius V. stove dealer 119 Detroit, h.

163 Clinton. Eager Theodore, saw maker, h. 47 Mechanic. EAGLE FOUNDRY, Front Eagle Louis, baker, 62 Muirson.

Eardley Wm., paper maker, h. 240 Orange.

Earl L. C, pressman, Review.

Earl, widow of John, shoe binder, 244 Pitta- burgh.

EARL MARCUS A., sewing machines, 246 Superior, h. 321 Lake.

Earl Thomas, flour store, new market grounds, h. 25 Bolivar.

Earle John, upholster, 412 Perry.

Earley Thomas, clerk, 228 Superior, h. 49 High.

Earle William, laborer, 44 Lyman.

Eason Donald, clerk, bds. 42 Euclid.

Eason Samuel C, builder, 17 Sheriff.

Easterbrook Thomas, C. & P. Freight De- pot h. 10 Floyd street

Easterly John, blacksmith, bds. 348 St Clair.

Eastland Thomas, sailor, 199 Hamiltod.

Eastman Luther, constaljle, h. 185 Lorain.

Easton J. S., firm Levna E. & Co., bds. City Hotel.

Easty Charles W., Receiving Clerk C. C. & C. R. R., h. 25 Wood.

Eaton George, car builder, h. 39 Greenwood.

Eaton Isaac, carpenter, bds. 491 Lake.

Eaton Samuel, ship carpenter, h. 72 Her- man.

Eavis Henry, shoemaker, h. 84 Taylor.

Eber Christian, laborer, 179 Hamilton.

Eber Solomon, cooper, h. 162 Pearl.

Eberhard John, grocer, 9 Brainard, h, 7 Brainard.

Eberhart Charles, shoemaker, 198 Hamilton.

EBERMAN A. M., banker, 1 Oviatt's Ex- change, comer Superior and River, bds. Johnson House.

Ebert Christian, blacksmith, 162 Qtirden, h. 52 Lorain.

Ebert Christian, laborer, 566 Superior.

Ebert Frita, laborer, 59 Mechanics.

Eble George grocer, 380 Lorain.

Eckhand Barbara, widow of Ahard, 77 Fulton.

Eclftirt Phillip, blacksmith, h. Brooklyn.

Eckerly George, barber, h. 18 Center.

Eckermann Augustus, miller, h. 152 Orange.

Eckerman Louis, grocery, 192 Bridge,

Eckerman Lewis, carr.age maker, bda 884 St Clair.

Eckert Charles, laborer, 181 Lake.

Eckert Daniel^ joiner, h. 188 Kinsman.

Eckert Ferdinand, shoemaker, h. 15 Alft- roll.

Eckman Henry, watchman R. R., h. 22 Gar- drake.

Edam John, laborer, 188 Greenwood.

EDDY D. A., h. 18 Lake.

EDDY FRANCIS H, hardware, 11 Pearl, h 16 Clinton.

or Ambrotype, shoidd not foil to visit NORTH'S GALLEBT.

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Eddy Julius, clerk, 11 Pearl, bds. 16 Clinton.

Eddy M, L,. carpenter, bds. 83 Public Square.

EDDY W. H., physician, 235 Superior, h. 22 Webster.

Ede Elias, firm E. & Marshall, h. 25 Fulton.

Ede & Marshall, blackgmitha and carriage work, 46 Michigan.

Edelman Henry, C. & P. Freight, Depot, h. 9 Croton.

EDGARDTON WARREN P., attorney, 5 and 6 Rouse's Block,

Edelman Michael, teamster, h 21 Fountain Alley.

Edinger Wm., porter 96 Superior.

Edison Simeon, lake clerk, bds. 56 Pearl.

Edleman Henry, laborer, Croton.

Edson Calvin, firm E. & Enos, h. 110 Vine.

ED SON & ENOS, fish market, Michigan, rear Stickney & Baker's Block.

Edson Gridley, fisherman, h. 110 Vine.

Edwards Edward B., grocery, 283 SL Clair.

Edward* James, sailor, bds. 235 West River.

EDWARDS & IDDINGS, wholesale gro- cers and commission merchants, 145 Wa- ter, and 46 and 48 Union.

Edwards N. W., joiner, 259 Pittsburgh.

Edwards Haspell S., h. 158 Lake.

Edwards William firm E. & Iddings, h. 65 Ontario.

Edwards William, laborer, 16 Academy.

EELLS DAN P., cashier Commercial Bank, h. 200 Euclid.

Eells T. Dwight, secretary of Gas Co., 195 Superior, h. East Cleveland.

Egart Wm., carpenter, h. 87 Willet.

Egensberger Frank, saloon, Dock, h. 10 Academy.

Egendringer Xaven, carriage trimmer. Low- man's, h. 44 Parkman.

Egle Jacob, moulder, h. 75 Oregon.

Egts George, laborer, 121 Clifton.

Ehrhardt Charles, vamisher, h. 98 Eagle.

Ehsler Joseph, tailor, h. 133 York.

Eichler Henry, tailor, h. 29 Superior,

Eimers Herman, carpet weaver, h. 279 Lake.

fiirman C, scale maker, h. Heights.

Eiset Louis, stone mason, h. 150 Scoville Av.

Eisel Philip, shoemaker, bds. 139 Kinsman.

Eisel Philip, shoemaker, h. 150 Scoville At.

Ekenfils Andrew, flour and feed, 323 Pittsburgh.

Eldred Charles M., cabinet maker, bds. 31 Prospect

Eldredge Alonzo, carpenter, h. 51 Pearl.

Eddridge John, groom, h. 304 Prospect.

Elflein John G. F., tailor and grocer, 299 Lake.

Eli Robert, machinist, h. 107 Case Avenue.

EUgood Harriet, widow of Frederick, h. 148 Garden.

EUing Charles, soap maker, h. 46 Hill.

Elliott Ferdinand, carpenter, h. 102 Irving

Elliott George, drayman, h. 107 Courtlandt.

Elliott James, tinner, Superior, h. 58 Orange.

Elliott T. G., book keeper, Gordon, McMil- lan & Co., h. 60 Fulton.

Ellis Charles, gardener, bds. 393 Euclid.

Ellis Elijah, policeman, h. 64 Cedar.

Ellis Isaac N., printer, Herald, h. 79 Ham- ilton.

Ellis Robert, (colored) barber, under Frank- lin House, h. 25 Division.

Ellis William, hostler, bds. 113 Seneca.

EUisse, physician, bds 148 Prospect.

EUott Christian, laborer, 73 Jersey.

Elmendinger Gottlieb, brakeman C. & P. R, R., h. 16 Green.

Elsesser Frederick, carriage trimmer, h. 190 Lorain.

Elsinger Max., grocery, comer Pittsburgh and Liberty.

Elsler William, tailor, 167 Hamilton,

Elson printer, bds. 100 St. Clair.

Elston Wickliff, shoemaker, h. 95 St. Clair.

Elsworth Abram, turner, h. 58 Hicks.

Elvin James, puddler, h. 48 Lyman.

Elvert John, policeman, h. 106 Bolivar.

Elwell Alfred, law student, Cartter & Thay- er, h. 30 Chestnut.

Elwell J. J., firm Hayden, King & K, h. 30 Chestnut.

Elwell J. K., h. 204 Ontario.

Elwell Noah, laborer, 89 McLean.

Elwell Richard, laborer, 248 Superior.

Elwood Mrs. Catharine, widow of John, boarding house, 77 St. Clair.

Elwood Patrick, porter Angier House.

ELWOOD THOMAS, Stanwix Hall, 248 Superior, bds. 77 St. Clair.

Ely Alfred, Jr., paymaster C, P. & A. R. R, h. 237 St- Clair.

Ely Eli, conductor L. S. R. R., bds. 57 Wil- son.

ELY GEORGE B., secretary and treasurer C, P. & A. R. R., h. 226 Kinsman.

Ely Moses, car repairer, h. 168 Case Avenue.

Emch Jacob, wood sawyer, 48 Irving.

Emde Christian, shoemaJser, h. 218 Hamilton.

Emerson Alford, joiner, bds. 118 Bolivar.

Emerson J. C, firm E. & Sargent, h. 105

EMERSON & SARGENT, pyrotechnists,

575 Superior. Emerson Taylor S., builder, 121 Brownelt

h. 128 BrowneU.

Emmerman , laborer, Willett

Emrick Hardman, hide dealer, 71 Orange. Emrick Julius, cooper, 61 Ward. Emrick Lewis, saloon, h. 44 St. Clair, Endon William, laborer, 27 Grove.

Dedeorised Coal, maaufoctured by IiAW & NORTH,

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EdcIicss George, laborer, 175 Croton. Enelsley George, tinsmith, 61 C>TCgon. Endy William, laborer, 21 Grove. Engelhart George, h. 112 Bridge. Engel Geoi^e, shoemaker, Gates' Block, h.

corner Williams and Superior Engher Chris, laborer, 221 Hamilton. ' Enklar William, cooper, h. IIG York. Enos Jesse, firm Edson & E., h. 11 Summil:

Alley. Enos John, beer peddler, h. 46 Newton. Enos William C, traveling s^ent, h, 467 St.

Clair. Englehart George L, furrier, h. near C. & M.

R. R. depot.

EVATT CHARLES R., coal dealer, south

side Cc)lumbu& Bridge Evans George, sailor, h. 117 Turnpike. Evans James, machinist, h. 258 Perry. Evans John, engineer, IxLs. Heights. Evans John, meat market, 129 Ontario, h.

154 Brownell. Evans J(jha R., bookbinder, bds. 123 Bolivar Evans Mi-s. Mary, widow of Thomas, h. 104

Turnpike. Evans Peter, painter, h. 90 Case Avenue, Evans Mrs. Mary, widow of J. T., h. 19

Johnson. Evans Robert, livery, bds. 140 Champlain, Evans Robert, carpenter, h. lUo CortlandL

EagleliartJoel, clothing, 172 Superior, h, 194 | Evans Thomas, stone cutter, h, 12 Sked,

St. Clair.

Englehart Michael, laborer, 42 Bur well. English Alfred, carpenter, h. 15 Noble Alley. English John, grocer, 118 Detroit Enon John C, drayman,

Evans T. W., firm T. W. E. & Co., h. 39

Bolivar. EVANS T. W. & CO., storage, forwarding

and commission, 40 Union. Evans William, drayman, h. 258 Perry.

Ensworth Jeremiah, salesman 148 and 150 i Evans William, brakeman, bds. 165 Ontario.

Water, h 98 Prospect.

Ensworth J. C, freight master C. & P. R. R., h, Clinton.

Ensworth J. W., firm Fogg, E. & Ctf., bds. Weddell House.

Era Jacob, tailor, h. 6 Pittsburgh continued.

Erb Charles F., grocer, h. 95 Lorain.

Erbe Charles, salesman 66 Superior, h. 120 St. Clair.

Erbet Jacob, laborer, 40 Johns.

Erhart Yastofi', shoemaker, bds. corner Or- ange and Cross.

Erne Daniel, clerk, h. 74 Fulton.

Ernst Andrew, firm Child & Co., melodeon maker.

Ervin Franklin, laborer, 273 Lake.

Erwin William, carpenter, h. 29 Monroe.

Esenbery George, warehouseman, h, 26 Al- len.

Estabrook John N., salesman, 137 Water, h 60 Seneca.

Estep E. J., firm Mason & E., h. 18 Ham- ilton.

Etam John, blacksmith, bds. 92 Champlain.

Etinger Peter, barber, 46 St. Clair.

Etmer Caspar, laborer, Green.

Eucher Andrew, miller, city mills, h. Irving.

Enclier John, miller, city mills, h. Brownell.

Eullnch Augustus, tailor, h. 276 Pittsburgh,

Eust John, i^al tern maker, h. 156 Pitts- burgh.

Evalin Fi-aly, shoemaker, h. 123 Oregon.

Evans Adam, liverv, bds. 124 Champlain.

Evans Alfred P., clerk, 158 Ontario, bds. 19 Johnson.

Evans Clark, fireman, C. & E. R. R.

EVANGELICAL CHURCH, (Lutheran,) Bolivar near Ei-ie.

Evbe Augustus, shoemaker, h. 106 Hamil- ton.

Everardeverard John M., painter, h. corner Hill and Harrison.

Everett Azariah, firm Wason E. & Co., h. corner Bond and Superior.

E-^rett Azariah, phvsician, firm E. & Mar- shall, h. 86 Brownell.

Everett Charles D., notary public, 171 Supe- rior, h. corner Kinsman and Vine.

Everdcen George, miller, city mills, h. Uni- versity Heights.

EVERETTS & MARSHALL, physicians, 86 Brownell.

Everett Peter R., oculist, firm Everetts & Marshall, h. corner Kinsman and Vine.

Everett Sebastian L., clerk. Post Otfice, h. 10 Hamilton.

Evers Frederick, laborer, bds. 126 Case Av- enue.

Ewart William, printer, h. 14 Hickos.

Eyears Alfred, cutter, h. 177 Pittsburgh.

Eyre George, carpenter, h. 5 Bridge.

Ezekiel M., firm S. Hymau & Co., h. 114 Lake.

Ezker George F., laborer, 54 Bridge.

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Fach John, stone cutter, h. 365 Garden. Facklce Joseph, shoemaker, h. 8 Union. Fagan Elizabeth, widow of James, h. 28

York. Fagan John, stove moulder, h. 28 York. Fagan Sarah, widow of James, h. 10 Miami

Alley. Fahl Conrad, laborer, 104 Tracy.

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Fahl John, drayman, h. 132 York.

Fahr Martin, laborer, 37 Smith.

Fahrion Gustavus, clerk, C. & P. R. R., bds.

162 Orange. Fahrion Louisa, widow of Frederick, h. 162

Orange. Fairbanks A. W., firm F., Benedict & Co., h.

221 St Clair

Fairbanks] benedict & co., pub- lishers Herald, 132 Bank. Fairbanks Jabez, carpenter, h. 32 Croton. Fairbanks Zabed, mason, h. 61 Rockwell. Fairchild Levi S., wagon maker, h. 192 Ohio. Fairnbanker R., finisher, h. 143 Bridge. Faith Caspar H., mason, h. 407 Lake. Falconier Francis, h. 94 Dodge. Falk Henry, shoemaker, 174 Superior. Falkner Felix, painter, bds. 100 St. Clair. Falon James, laborer. West River. , Famer Alfred, carpenter, h. 62 Michigan. Fanall Patrick, drayman, h. 16 Park. Fanning Michael, provision inspector, Tracy,

Chapin & Co., h. corner Lorain and Penn. Farasey James, light house keeper, h. 43

Water. Father George, shoemaker, 189 Pearl. Farden James, malster, at G. Lucas & Co.'s. Faren Mrs. Ann, widow of Thomas, h. 86

Herman. Faun John, sailor, bds. 78 Herman. Fargo Charles B., clerk, bds. 38 Prospect. Fargo Mrs. Eliza T., h. 38 Prospect. Fayen Sarah, widow of Patrick, h. East Main. Fargerson Patrick, h. 198 Cedar Avenue. Fargo William H., firm F. C. Dalton & Co.,

h. 38 Prospect. Fart Helen, widow of Michel, h. 81 Fulton. Farley Frank, saloon, 324 Erie. Farley F. H., laborer, 70 Green. Farley Henry, carpenter, h. 52 Kentucky. Farley James, laborer, 29 Willet. Farley John, policeman, h. 188 Detroit. Farley John, shoemaker, h. 188 Detroit. Farley Patrick, mail carrier, h. 1 Farley's

Court. Farley Philip, moulder, bds. 112 River. FARMER & DUTTON, coal and coke

dealers, C. & P. R. R. Pier. Farmer James, firm F. & Dutton, b. 253

Euclid. Farnan Daniel, brass founder, h. 50 Garden. Faman James, brass founder, h. 50 Garden. FARNAN WALTER, sr., brass foundry, 23

East Centre, h. 50 Garden. Farnan Walter, jr., brass founder, h. 50

Garden. Farner Conrad, cooper, 61 Ward, bds. 21

Lorain. Famsworth Mrs. Eliza, furniture, 57 and 59

Pittsburgh.

Farell Michael J., grocery, 19 Marshall.

Farell Patrick, laborer, 62 Williams.

FaroU Michael, laborer, 136 York.

Farrand Frederick, brakeman, bds. 168 Ohio.

Farrand Mrs. Eliza, h. 168 Ohio.

Farrand Freeman, clerk, bds. 168 Ohio.

Farrar Andrew J., salesman, 134 Water, h. 16 Chestnut.

Farrel Mrs. Mary, widow of Michael, bds. 312 Lake.

Farrel Mrs. Mary, boarding house, 38 Erie.

Farrell Edward, ex^Dressman, h. 29 Superior Avenue.

Farrell James, tailor, h. California.

Fasche Joseph, laborer, Forest, near Croton.

Fassen Jacob, laborer, 14 Cedar Avenue.

Fasset James, chandler, h. 14 Pittsburgh.

Fathuer John, laborer, 93 Jersey.

Fatty John, painter, h. 283 Lake.

Faucet James, sexton St. Paul's Church.

Faughnan Peter, grocery, 349 Lorain.

Faulhaber Charles, clerk, bds, 1 Center.

Faulhaber Matthew, baker, h. 38 Wilson.

Faulkner George, grocery, 182 Ontario.

Faulkner Isaiah, bar keeper, 153 West River.

Farwell J. J., painter, h. 251 Erie,

Fauskle Warren, peddler, h. 326 Lake.

Faute Augusta, wid. of Charles, h. 50 York.

Faucett James, book-keeper telegraph office, bds. 205 Hamilton.

FAY AUGUST, saloon, 252 Pittsburgh.

Fay Charles, liquor dealer, bds. 97 St. Clair.

Fay Christian, drayman, h. 38 Cherry.

Fay Colman, painter, h. 27 Pittsburgh con- tinued.

Fay E. S., clerk, 217 Superior, bds. 304 Su- perior.

Fay Frederick, tallyman, C. & E. R. R,

Fay John, laborer, 27 Pittsburgh continued.

Fay John M., clerk C. & P. R. R., h. 271 Erie,

Fearen Miss Eliza, dressmaker, h. 30 Walnut.

Featherstone Josiah, firm S. & J. F., h. 87 Orange,

Featherstone Mrs. Sarah, h. 87 Orange.

Featherstone Stephen, firm S. & J. F,, h. 87 Orange.

FEATHERSTONE S. & J., book-binders and publishers, 144 Saperior.

Fedig Joseph, clerk, bds. 311 St. Clair.

Feeley Michael, laborer, 32 Carroll.

Fega Simon, wood sawyer, h. 55 Tracy.

Fehle Henry, marble polisher, h. 4 Middle.

Fehnnibaher Romnwald, laborer, 143 Bridge.

Fechrenbacb Joseph A., turner, h. rear 64 Parkmac.

Fell Geoige, flour and feed, 313 Kinsman.

Fell Lawrence, carpenter, h. 89 Chatham.

Fell Robert, sailor, h. 32 Dodge.

Feitz John, painter, h. 238 Lake.

Feitz John, carpenter, h. 195 Bridge.

Coal Oil and Lamp Depot, 189 Ontario Street, Cleveland, Ohio.

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Felciim Anthony, lal)orer, 28 1 Lake, FeMer Joseph, hil)orer, 77 Parkman. FeMiiieth Frederick, shoemaker, h. York. Fell Georjfc, joiner, h. 41 Cheshire. Feller George shoemaker, h. 18 Hickox. Fellows Charles, eni^iiieer, C. & P. R, R., h. 302 Lake.

FieM Albert, sailor, h. 25 Sibley.

FIELD DAVID E., jeweler and engraver,

125 Hank, h. 45 Huron. Field James, clerk 223 Superior, bds. 124

Champlain. Field* John, miller, bis. 63 Frankfurt. Field William, machinist, h. 31 Wilson.

Fellows Charles, clerk, 150 Superior, bds. 94 j P^ield William, Tni\son, h. 2'JO Cedar Avenue.

Wood. Fellows Mrs Cornelia, widow of Harlow,

bds. 302 Lake. Fellows William, carpenter, h. 62 depot. Felter Edmund, cabinet maker, h. 6'J Jersey. Felton Elias R., h. 141 Cedar Avenue.

Field Mrs., h. 114 Dare.

Field William C, clerk 32 Public Square,

bds, 282 Erie. Field W. D., American Transportation Co.,

h. 24 York Alley. Fields James, blacksmith, h. 80 Phelps.

Felton N. H., travelUng agent Spencer & I Filban Patrick, laborer, 443 West River.

Mellen. Feltus R. G., toller, h. Lake. Felmore James, sailor, h. 4 Abbey. Feut William, car[)enter, h. 294 Pittsburgh. Fenton John, shoemaker, h. 10 Middle Alley. Fenvoiisem John, painter, h. 132 Burch. Ferdinand L., mechanic, h. 17 Phelps. Fergus John, latorer, 24 Spring. Ferker Fred., whitewasher, h. 87 Parkman. Fernald John S., grocery, 178 Detroit, h,

Jersey. Fermhotf Jacob, carpenter, h. Mulberry. Ferrcl S. S., clerk, 163 Ontario, h. 19

Crockett. Ferrill William, sailor, bds. 153 West River. Ferris James M., ticket clerk, C. & T. R. R. Fems Joseph, h. 23 Sheritf. Ferris Joseph M., painter, bds. 60 Michigan. Fenis William, sailor, h. 21 Hamilton. Ferry W., laborer, 846 St. Clair. Fertig F. J., clerk 173 Superior, bds. 311 St.

Clair. Fessonden Augustus, bill peddler, bds. 66

Dare. Fessenden Mrs., widow of Henry, h 66 Dare. Fesscnden Lloyd, bill poster, bds. 66 Dare. Fettelbach Peter, tinsmith, h. 188 Pearl. Feth John H., laborer, 77 Tracy. Fetterer W^illiam, tailor, h. 46 Burwell. Fctterman Adam, mason, h. 60 Carroll. Fetterraan Antoni, mason, h. 64 Chatham. Fettermen Hiram, mason, h. 88 Jersey. Fetterman Lewis, btulder, h, 74 Chatham. Fettig Frank, engineer, h. 396 St. Clair. Fetzer Andrew, cabinet maker, h. 38 Orange. Feurstoin Valentine, shoemaker, h. 410

Pittsburgh. Fey Christian, clerk, L. Raws-in, h. CheiTy. Fey Frederick, clerk C, C. & C, R. R., h. 91

Lake. Ficheter Andrew, rag picker, h. 107 Main. Fickclsher, Frederick, carpet weaver, 78

Frank foii. Fiefield George, brakeman, h. 54 Lamartine. Fiefield George, laborer, 42 Harman. Fisher David, carpenter, h. 74 Williams.

W. 0, NORTH'S Photograph ana i^ine Art Gallery, 205 Superior St.,

Filcom John, carpenter, h. 130 Oregon.

Filger John, laborer, 62 Muirson.

Filinck Henry, laborer, 74 Green.

Filler John, shoemaker, bds. 354 St Clair.

Filmer William L., grocery, 43 West Main.

Fillmore Bridget, widow of W^illiam, h. Theresa Lane.

Finch G. R. clerk 240 Superior, bds. 60 Eu- clid.

Finch Xancy, widow of Isaac, bds. 32 Bank.

Finch William, painter, h, 50 Parkman.

Findley James, marble cutter, bds. 173 Pittsburgh.

Finger Jacob, firm Taylor, Griswold & Co., h. 19 Rockwell.

Finican Michael, laborer, 15 Wilson.

Finigau Mrs., Mary widow of John, h. 57 Lamartine.

Finister Leonard, clerk, 218 Superior, h. 49

Fink H., carpenter, h. 153 Forest.

Finkameyer John F., h. 105 Greenwood.

Finley Peter H., sailor, h. 321 Washington.

Fiidey Robert M., sailor, h. 319 Washington.

Finn Mrs., widow of John, h. 98 Herman.

Finn Michael, laborer, h. near C. & M. Coal Dock.

Finnern John, laborer, 69 Superior Avenue.

Finnigan Timothy, laborer, 19 Summit Al- ley. Scoville Avenue.

Firestine Christian, blacksmith, h. 87 Penu.

Firestone F., shoemaker, h. 99 Lorain.

Firestone John, shoemaker, h. 278 Lake.

Fischer Adam, bds. 145 Hamilton.

Fischer Bassit, tailor, h. 296 Lake.

Fischer John, lalx)rer, 145 Hamilton.

Fischer John, barber, 279 St. Clair.

FISH C. L., lawyer, over 142 Superior, bds. 80 Public Siinare.

Fish Solomon, caipenter, h. 79 Eockwell.

Fiscus Peter, wheelwright, h. 107 Green- wood.

Fisher C. E., patent carriage wheels, h. 211 Pittsburgh.

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Fisher Henry, laborer, 32 East Liberty.

Fisher Henry, saloon, h. 68 Oregon.

Fisher Henry, (colored) h. 228 Erie.

Fisher Jolin, saloon, h. 83 Bridge.

Fisher John, carpenter, h. 197 Case Avenue.

Fisher Jolm, laborer, Monroe.

Fisher John, peddler, h. Willet.

Fisher John carriage maker, 360 St. Clair, h. 358 St. Clair.

Fisher John, carpenter, h. 179 Case Avenue.

FISHER J. D., intelligence office, Rouse's Block, Public Square, h. 501 Detroit.

Fisher Joseph, tailor, h. 426 St. Clair.

Fisher Lawrence, blacksmith, h. rear 470 Hamilton.

Fisher Matthew, head waiter, Weddell House.

Fisher Samuel L., patent agent, bds. Cil-y Hotel.

Fisher W. A., firm Bradburn & F., h. 186 Prospect.

Fisk Henry M., clerk, 143 Water, bds. 47 Public S(]uare.

Fisk Mrs., Maria h. 52 Huron.

PISKE WILLIAM, drugs, dental and sur- gical goods, 119 Superior, h. 99 Lake.

Fititler Charles, printer, h. 154 Lake.

Fitch A. J., book-keeper, bds. 193 Clinton.

Fitch Charles, carpenter, h. 32 Grove.

Fitch Mrs., widow of Charles, h. 343 Perry.

Fitch Eli, printer. Herald office.

FITCH JABEZ W., gent., h. 64 Ontario.

FITCH JAMES, attorney, 8 Northrop & Spangler's Block, h. lake shore. East Cleveland.

Fitch William, shuigle maker, corner Leon- ard and Voltaire, h. Long.

Fitch W. L., lake engineer, h. 193 Clinton.

Fitch William F., grocery, 275 Detroit.

Fitch Zalmon, h. 121 EucHd.

Fitnizer Peter, carriage driver, h. 91 Hamil- ton.

Fitter Aloe, laborer, 53 Mayflower.

Fitzarris Martin, laborer, 283 Washington.

Fitzgerald Catharine, washwoman, h. 74 Franklin.

Fitzgerald James, lamp lighter, h. 129 Bridge.

Fitzgerald James, paper maker, bds. 5 Cro- ton.

Fitzgerald Jeremiah, laborer, 131 Bridge.

Fitzgerald John, drayman, h. 15 Vestry.

Fitzgerald John, laborer, 131 Bridge.

Fitzgerald John R., justice of the peace, h. 10 Oregon.

Fitzgerald Michael, laborer, 106 Herman.

Fitzgerald Michael, laborer, rear 82 Water.

Fitzgerald Patrick, cooper, h, 66 Fulton.

Fitzgerald Patrick, carpenter, h. 38 Mechanic.

Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer, West River.

Fitzgerald Thomas, laborer, 434 Hamilton.

Fitzgerald Thomas, moulder, h. 74 Franklin.

Fitzgerald William, book-keeper, h. reai' new Court House.

Fitzgerald William, ship carpenter, h. 65 Hamilton.

Fitzgerald William, h. 36 Prospect.

Fitzgibbons James, rolling mill, h. 30 Lyman.

Fitzgibbons John, laborer, 468 Hamilton.

Fitzgibbons Thomas, moulder, h. 44 Oregon.

Fitz henry James, laborer, 82 Courtlandt.

Fitzpatrick George, machinist, h. 31 Hano- ver.

Fitzpalrick James, clerk 62 Merwin, h. Williams Alley.

Fitzpatrick John, drayman, h. 11 Lake.

Fitzsinions William, moulder, h. 176 Lorain.

Fix GcTge, butcher, h. 15 Burnham.

Flugain Michael, laborer, 276 Hamilton.

Flagler W. S., saloon tender. 111 Water.

Flagon Francis, tailor, 166 River.

Flanders Loren B., machinist, h. 146 Pitts- burgh.

FLANDERS L. B., machinist, 29 and 31 West, Hewitt's Block, h. 51 Granger.

Flanders L. D., machinist, h. 93 Garden.

Flanagan Edward, milk dealer, h. 20 Spring,

Flanagan J., laborer, 857 Superior.

Flanigan James, laborer, East Main.

Flanigan Margaret, h. 128 Oregon.

Flanigan Martin, drayman, h. 18 Johnson.

Flanigan Patrick, shoemaker, h. 9 Oregon.

Flanigan Pati-ick, laborer, near Spruce.

Flanigan William, marble polisher, h. 9 High.

Fleck Peter, shoemaker, h. 174 Superior.

I'^leck John, tailor, h. 1 Jackson.

Fleetwood Mrs. Elizabeth, h. Howe,

Fleeschman John V., watchmaker, h. 246 Pittsburgh.

Fleming Martin, horse farrier, bds. 4 Kins- man.

Flishman Lawrence, h. 161 Dare,

Flemming Robert, sawyer, h. 36 Hanover.

Flerhen Mrs., widow of Samuel, saloon, 308 Erie.

Fleshour Rufen, butcher, h. 36 Orange.

Fletcher Daniel, brewery, h. 126 Monroe.

Fletcher John, painter, bds 40 High.

Fletcher Wm. W., engineer, h. 14 Summit,

Fley Catharine, saloon, 132 River.

Fley Fortunatus, sailor, h. 132 River.

Fhck August, carpenter, h. 2 Floyd.

Flick Jacob, laborer, 100 Hamilton.

Flick Miss Margaret, dress maker, 14 Irving,

FLIEDNER CHARLES, wig maker and bathing rooms, Weddell House, h. 76 Mu- rison.

Flin Miss Mary, dress maker, h, rear 44 Oregon.

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Fling Michael, Ms. 80 Bank.

Flinn Edward, carpenter, h. 154 Bridge.

Flinn John, laborer. Elm.

Flinn Michael, machinist, bds. 64 Bank.

Flinn William, sailor, h. 125 Oregon.

Flint Edward S., superintendent C, C. & C.

R. K., h. 302 Perry. FLINT H. W., eggs, 217 River, h. 24

Webster. Flint William, hostler, City Hotel. Flood C. B., editor National Democrat, bds.

Johnson House. Flood James, carpenter, 64 Michigan. Florine Frank, mason, h. 217 Hamilton. Floyd Joseph, cabinet maker, bds. 45 Pub- lic Square. Fluck Jacob, wagon maker, bds. 33 Webster. Flurschutz Andrew, cooper, h.,near C. & M.

R. R. depot. Flury Andrew, farmer, h. alley between

Floyd and Croton. Flynn Edward, ship carpenter, h. 154 Bridge. Flynn James, lakirer, 19 Belden. Flynn Thomas, tailor, 31 Minnesota. FLYNT EDWARD M., trunks, 188 Supe- rior, h. 52 Eagle. Fox Andrew, portor 124 Superior, h. 63

Greenwood. Focane Casper, carpenter, h. 19 Clifton. Focke George, m. d., h. 181 Lorain. Foertsch John, clerk 152 Ontario, h. 35

Webster. Fogd John, marble, h. Columbus. FOGG, ENNSWGRTH & CO., crockery

and glassware, 233 and 237 Superior, corner

of Seneca. Fogg William P., firm F., Ensworth & Co.,

h. 321 Prospect. Fogle Charles, painter, h. 5 Rose. Foley James, milkman, h. Leonard. Foley Jane, widow of James, h. 108 Ohio. Foljambe Charles, bds. 199 St. Clair. FOLJAMBE SAMUEL, justice of the

peace, 96 Superior, h. 193 St. Clair. Folke John, laborer, 161 Croton. Folke Henry, shoemaker, h. 172 Brownell. Folkninn Edward, tailor, h. 23 Wadsworth. FollingerMichael,shoemaker,h. 252 Wilson. Folliat John, brewer, Quinn's. Folliott Jonathan, brewery. Canal. Folsom E. G. Mercantile College, Superior,

h. 212 Euclid. Folsom Gilbert, livery, Detroit, h. 76 State. Folsom Romelia, widow of Daniel, h. 60

Ontario. Foltz Conrad, baker, bds. 63 Woodbine. Fontlusen Sauty, engineer, h. 207 Hamilton. Foot Augustus E., h. 48 Ontario. FOOT JOHN A. commissioner state reform

school, h. 424 Kinsman.

or Ambrotype, should not fail

FOOT. KING & CO., lumber yard and of- fice 275 West River.

Foot Reuben, blacksmith, h. 202 Case Av- enue.

Foot Samuel A., firm Guyles, F. & Bash, bds. Weddell.

Foot Wm., carpenter, bds. 240 Detroit.

Foot A. S., auctioneer, bds. 148 Ontario.

Foote Eveline, widow of William L., h. 39 Washington.

FOOTE HOIJACE, judge court common pleas, h. 44 Washington. ,

Foote Thomixs R., shoemaker, bds. comer Garden and Kentucky.

Foote Zeloder B., firm F., King & Co., h. 194 Euclid.

Footlege Frederick, grocer, 44 Clinton.

Footigen Henry, laborer, 65 Mechain'cs.

Footlewer Christian, laborer, h. 91 Clifton.

Footrin , laborer, 17 Jersey.

Forbes , clerk at Quinn's brewery, bds.

81 Michigan.

Forbes Alexander, joiner, h. 39 Huntington.

Forbey David, turner, h. 50 Orange.

Forby' Charles H., millinery, 269 St. Clair.

Ford F. J., clerk, 217 Superior, bds. Ameri- can Hotel.

Ford Henry, teacher, h. 86 Muirson.

Ford Henry J., clerk, 228 Superior, h. Rockwell.

Ford John N., iron merchant, h. 61 Pearl.

Ford Louisa, widow of Eli, h. 10 Bridge.

Ford Mortimer, tinsmith, bds. 42 Carroll.

Ford Lewis W., firm Brooks & F.

Ford William, fireman, C. & E. R. R.

Ford William, groceria.s, 478 Case Avenue.

Foremann Adam, 118 Kinsman.

FOREST CITY BANK, 11^ Superior.

FOREST CITY BREWERY, south end Seneca.

FOREST CITY HOOK AND LADDER CO., 27 Frankfort.

FOREST CITY ICE CO., office 13 Atwater Block.

Forrester John, shoemaker, h. 278 Lake.

Forrester Oliver 0., h. 9 Webster.

Forester William, carpenter, h. 228 West Liberty.

Forman J. C. book-binder, 107 Superior, h. 20 York Alley.

Fortlage Christian A., printer, h. 92 Jersey.

Fortlage John, laborer, 107 Jersey.

Forschmer John, grocer, 47 Buniham.

Forstal Thomas, tailor, h. 35 Hicks.

Forsythe Joseph, sailor, h, 47 Washington.

Forsythe Levi, sailor, h. 47 Washington.

Forsythe Mrs. Nancy, widow of James, h. 47 Washington.

Forsythe William, sailor, h. 47 Washington.

Forvel John, h. 50 Clinton.

to visit NORTH'S GALLERY.

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Fost John, gardener, h. 65 William.

Foss Charles, laborer, bds. 112 Clifton.

Foss John, laborer, 112 Clifton.

Fossett Frederick, carriage maker, h, 16 Bol- ivar.

Foster Francis, firm Blanchard & F., h. 89 Kentucky.

Foster Hubbard, clerk, 124 Ontario.

Foster Isaac, phj'sician, h. 115 Pittsburgh.

Foster John B., brakeman, h. 505 Case Av- enue.

Foster Wilson, carpenter, shop Canal, h. 26 Cedar Avenue.

Foster Rufus, mechanic, h. 89 York.

Fould Rev. Bernard L., pastor, h. 56 Park- man.

Fournier Henry, porter, 189 Superior.

Foust Andrew S., carpenter, h. 11 Minnesota.

Fouts Martin L., clerk C & M. R. R.

Fovarsjue Creasey, groceries and provisions, 859'~St. Clair.

Fowle H. H., general ticket clerk C & T. R. R, h. 48 Huron.

Fowler Edwin, tallyman R. R. Depot, h. 251 Hudson.

Fowler James, laborer, 7 St. Clair.

Fowler Mrs. Mary B., widow of Jonathan, h. 367 Lake.

Fowler Marvin, engineer C. & C. R. R., h. 176 Greenwood.

Fowzer David, laborer, h. 433 Lorain.

Fox Conrad, tailor, 54 Greenwood.

Fox John, druggist, h. 60 Greenwood.

Fox Peggy, widow, h. rear 103 Main.

Fox Samuel, grocery, 21 Vineyard.

Fox Samuel H., lumber, 161 Ontario, h. East Cleveland.

Fox Samuel P., clerk French, Cook & Co., bds. 153 Euclid.

Francis John, saloon, 54 Woodbine, h. 50 Woodbine.

Francis John, .veil-digger, h. 50 John.

Francis Michael, machinist, h. 137 Lake.

Francis Philetus, carriage driver, h. 16 Miami Alley.

FRANCISCO JACOB, lumber dealer, 118 Merwin, h. 175 Kinsman.

Francisco Michael D., baker, h. 7 Farley's Court,

Francisco William, carpenter, h. 157 Ohio.

Frank Isaac, pedlar, h. 380 Perry.

Frank John, engineer, h. 126 Orange.

Frank Moses, pedlar, h. 148 Greenwood.

FRAN KL AND J. & CO., proprietors Eagle Foundry, Front.

Frankland James, firm J. F. & Co., h. 40 Bolivar.

Franklin Charles, painter, bds. 12 West Main.

FRANKLIN HOUSE, 22 Pearl.

Franklin William, candle maker, h. 89 Cross.

Fransted James, cooper, h. 64 Bridge.

Frauz Charles, omnibus driver, h. 39 Lake.

Fraley Joseph, watchman, h. 132 Muirson.

Fraley Morant, saloon, 107 Dock.

Frary Elisha, telegraph operator, bds. 103 Lake.

Frash Henry, agent Luner Oil Co., h. 14 Sibley.

Fraunfelder John, butcher, 189 St. Clair, bds. 206 St. Clair.

Frawberg John, steward, bds. 97 St. Clair.

Fray Joseph, farmer, h. 1052 Superior.

Frazee John N., police, h. 138 Ohio.

Fredden Nathaniel, blacksmith, h. 223 Ham- ilton.

Frecle Henry, grocery, 323 Lorain.

Freedler Conrad, molder, 8 Croton.

FREE CHAPEL, (Episcopal,) Scoville Avenue, near Brownell.

Freeman Capt. George, h. 184 Garden.

Freeman Erastus, carpenter, h. 20 Granger.

Freeman Frank, accountant, Hussey & McBride, bds. 15 Huron.

Freeman George, firm F. & Kellogg, bds. 70 Bank.

Freeman Harbeck, tailor, h. 396 Perry.

Freeman Matthew, (colored) blacksmith, h. 104 Hudson.

Freeman Pliny, builder, h. 212 Prospect.

Freeman Thomas, laborer, 4 Spring.

Freeman William, music teacher at St. Paul's Church.

FREEMAN & KELLOGG, dry goods, 217 Suijerior.

Freemand Mrs., seamstress, 49 Parkman.

FREESE ANDREW, superintendent public schools, h. near Water Cure.

Freeser Louis, teacher German language, bds. 60 Euclid.

Fretter Nathaniel, blacksmith, h. 223 Ham- ilton.

Freeze Leonard, h. 10 Hill.

Frederick , carpenter, h. 38 Clifton.

Frederick Abe, sailor, h. 50 Hicks.

Frederick George, laborer, 30 Parkman.

Frederick Henry, moulder, h. 106 York.

Frederick John, blacksmith, h. 141 York.

Frederick John, laborer, 50 Hicks.

Fredericks, Myer& Co., cigar manufacturers, 96 Chatham.

Fredericks Conrad, butcher, h. 53 McLean.

Fredericks Philip, laborer, 135 Omnge.

Frebolt Jacob, moulder, h. 80 IiTing.

Freidenter Jacob P., rear 183 Hamilton.

Fremeer George, paper maker, h. 152 Cro- ton.

French Alfred W., receiving clerk, Chamber- lin & Crawford, h. 97 Clinton.

French Benjamin, teamster, h. 18 Herman.

French Clinton, bds. Angier House.

Dedeorised Coal, manufactured by LAW & NORTH,

WILLISTON & CO.'S DIRECTORY.

FRENCH, COOK & CO., coal dealers, 130 j West River.

French Charles, lumber merchant, h. 4^ Fulton. I

French Edwin C, firm F., Cook & Co., h. 44 Prosjxjct.

French E., agent for John Tennis, bds. 60 Euclid.

French Gcors^e, laborer, bds. 11 St. Charles.

French George F. former coal dealer, h. 0 Euclid.

French Joseph, truckman C. & E. R. E., h. 137 Detroit.

French Jose]ih C, printer, bds. 54 Lake.

FRENCH LEWIS, Commercial House, 155 Seneca.

French Luke B., firm F. & Keith, h. 131 St. Clair.

French Mrs., widow of Lewis, boarding- house, 13 P>olivar.

French William, clerk, bds. 68 Water.

FRENCH & KEITH, wholesale drv goods, 144 Water.

Frenz Henry, carpenter, h. 7 Scoville Ave- nue.

Frey Christopher, laborer, 200 Seneca.

Frey Gallus, painter, h. Hamilton.

Frey Henry A., coal dealer, 130 West River, bds corner St. Clair and Wood.

Frey John, shoemaker, h. Seneca.

Fricke George H., shoemaker, h. 91 Monroe.

Fricker Henry, cabinet finisher, h. Everett Alley.

Friez Frederick, laborer, h. 64 Jereey.

Friend John, ship smith, h. 130 Courtlandt.

FRIEND JOHN, notary public and insur- ance agent, 158 Superior, h. 476 Euclid.

Fringhcister Frank, warehouseman, li. 58 Monroe. -

Frink Elvira, widow of Harvey, boarding- house, 16 Johnson.

Frisbie H. L., clerk, Gordon, McMillan & Co., bds. 292 Superior.

Frisby Richard, firm F. & Stephens, h 144 Muirson.

FRISBY & STEPHENS, wholesale deal- ers in tea, coifee, spices, &c., 47 West, comer Vineyard.

Fris.sel Erastus, boarding house, 148 Ontario.

Frit^her James, (colored) sailor, h. Sjiruce.

Fritz Heman, tinsmith, h. 196 Hamilton.

Fromhier Citspar, laborer, 46 Mayflower.

Frommyer John, laborer, 14 Grove.

Frommings Sarah A., h. 85 Frankfort.

Frost Loring C, Lake Erie Paper Co., h. 297 Prospect.

Fmin Mrs. Ellen, h. 66 Frankfort.

Fry John, laborer, 111 Lyman.

Fry Ricliavd, school teacher, h. 61 Wilson.

Fuckert Christian, rope walk, 316 Kinsman.

Fuchs Adam, stone cutter, bds. 164 Garden. Fuchs .John, stone cutter, h. 164 Garden. Fuerst .John P., music teacher, h. 36 Fourth. Fulir P. S., sailor, h. 328 St. Clair. Fuller Augustus, with Fuller & Co., h. 160

PiUclid. Fuller John N., clerk C. & T. R. R., h. 169

Lake. Fuller J. M., joiner, bds. 259 Pittsburgh. Fuller Ralzie J., firm F. & Co., h. 156 Eu- clid. Fuller S. Augustus, firm F. & Co., h. 160

Euclid. FULLER WILLIAM, county auditor, h.

Brooklyn. Fuller William, clerk, 228 Superior. FULLER & CO., wholsesale hats, caps, furs

and millinery, 131 and 133 Water. Fullerton .James, carpenter, h. 151 Turnpike. Fulltime Lazarus, peddler, 95 Garden. Fulthen Morris, grocer, 110 Pittsburgh. Funk Martin, carpenter, h. 209 Hamilton. Furnal Samuel, corker, h. 55 Taylor. Furniss F. H., clerk, C. & P. R. R. Furni.ss F. W., printer. Review, bds. New

England Hotel. Furnival Morris, Union Bakery, 298 St.

Clair. Furry Frederick, boat store, h. 13 Tracy. Furst William, barber, under Bennet House.

bds. Michigan. Fye William, laborer, 156 Dare. Fythe Jacob, laborer, 179 Greenwood.

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Gabe Balzer, teamster, h 61 CheiTv.

Gaberdiel WiUiam, St. Nicholas, 112 Bank.

Gable F., laborer, 32 Merchant.

Gable Peter, laborer, 307 Hamilton.

Gabriel Jas., blacksmith, h. 10 St Charles.

Gabriel William, blacksmith, Michigan, h. 8 St Charles.

Gabriel Robert, blacksmith, Michigan, h. 13 Webster.

Gaebelein Pinkhatz, shoemaker, h. 398 Perry

Gaeckle E., machinist h. Brooklvn.

GAENSSLEN BROTHERS, leather, hides, and findings, 103 Water.

Gaensslen Charles, clerk, 103 Water, bds. 23 Rockwell.

Gaensslen Henry, currier, h. 22 Rockwell.

Gaensslen Matthias, currier, bds. 22 Rock- well.

Gaensslen Philip, firm G. & Brother, h. 22 Rockwell.

Gaep , machinist, h, 155 Root

Gaffet Edward, sailor, h. 40 Courtlandt

is acknowledged to be the best in the State.

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Gaffey Thomas, shoemaker, h, 379 St.

Clair. Gaffiny Thomas, laborer, 475 Lake. Gatt'iiay Ellen, widow of Lawrence, saloon,

7 St. Clair. Gaffney Patrick, machinist, bds. 32 Bank. GAGE D. W., attorney and insurance agent,

170 Superior, h. 11 Cheshire. G^'e M. S., teamster, bds. 8 Root's Alley. Gahan James, ship carpenter, h. 135 Pearl. GaWin Matthew, laborer, 86 Franklin. Gahan William A., carpenter, h. 10 Jay. Gahen Marv, widow of John, washwoman,

h. 40 Hicks. Gahn Lawrence, laborer, 90 Franklin. Gahan Michael, gardener, 33 Minnesota. Gal John, potter, h. 99 Irving. Gail Peter, rimner, William Tell House. GAINES J. W., agent, livery stable, 128

Champlain, h. Ill Erie. Gaines William H., oyster depot, 209 Su- perior, h. Ill Erie. GAINES W. W., oyster depot, 209 Superior

bds. Angler House. Galagher Dennis, drayman, h. 163 Lake. Galagher Edward, dravman, h. 163 Lake. GALAGHER FEREL E., Erie House, 82

Water. Galagher John, stone cutter, h. 118 Taylor. Galagher Michael, laborer, 26 Michigan. Galagher Patrick, plumber, h. 19 Noble

Alley. Galagher Thomas, drayman, h. 161 Lake. Gale Charles, captain, h, 95 Duane. Gale Daniel, gent., h. 147 Lake. Gale Godfrey, tailor, h. 154 Garden. GALE JOHN A., commission merchant, 50

Merwin, h. 57 Eagle. Gale Rodway, h. 147 Lake. Gallagher Andrew, laborer, 150 Root. Gallagher Anthony, laborer. East Main. Gallagher Bridget, widow of Patrick, h. rear

19 Vineyard. Gallagher Barclay, laborer, foot of Water. Gallagher Daniel, laborer, rear 72 Bolivar. Gallagher Farrell, laborer, 370 Detroit. Gallagher John, laborer, 63 East Main. Gallagher John, laborer, rear 19 Vineyard. Gallagher John, drayman, h. 385 St. Clair. Gallagher John, peddler, h. 92 Scott. Gallagher John, shipwright, h. 170 Detroit. Gallagher John, machinist, h. 79 Parkman. Gallagher Linus, h. 924 St. Clair. GALLAGHER MICHAEL, independent

police, lis Water, h. 46 Orange. Gallagher Neal, laborer, foot of Water. Gallagher Owen, laborer, 65 East Main. Gallagher Patrick, laborer, rear 20 Spring. Gallagher Patrick, grocery, 43 East Main. Gallagher Peter, laborer, rear 19 Vineyard.

Gallaway James, blacksmith.

Gallaway ,machinist, bds. 126 Hamilton

Gallian William, blacksmith, h. 25 Wiiley._ GalligherFarl, laborer, 26 Spring. Galligher Germannis, drayman, h. 44 Hill. Galligher Patrick, grocery, 26 Spring. Galliviri Patrick, laborer, '477 St. Clair. Galloway Mrs. Ann, widow of Milo, h. 462

Clinton. Galloway Charles A., clerk, bds. 62 Clinton. Galloway Henry, machinist, bds. 45 Bank. Galloway James, blacksmith, bds. 352 St.

Clair. Galloway William B., provisions, Center,near

Bridge, bds. 62 Clinton. Gallt R. M., carpenter, h. 60 Scoville Alley. Galovan Daniel, laborer, 186 Columbus. Galway Abram, (colored,) plasterer, bds. 116

Hudson. Galway David, tailor, h. 98 St. Clair. Gannon Catharine, h. 196 Seneca. Gans Moses, peddler, h. 408 Perry. Ganson Joseph, F., carpenter, h. 153 Brown- ell. GARDNER A. S., crockery, 220 Superior,

h. 167 Prospect. Gardner Charles, h. 85 Hanover, Gardner Darwin N., clerk, 220 Superior, h.

167 Prospect. *

Gardner Geo. S., firm G. S. G. & Co. h. 128

Lorain. GARDNER G. S. & Co., iron foundry, 16

West. Gardner G. W., firm Otis, Brownell & Co.,

bds. 81 Euclid. Gardner Hampton, h. 167 Prospect. Gardner James, bds. 21 Middle, Gardner James, firm G. & Vincent, h. 125

St, Clair. Gardner James P., salesman, 101 Superior,

h. 125 St. Clair. Gardner Joseph, saloon, 20 River. Gardner Richard, laborer, 162 West Liberty. Gardner Samuel, baker, h. 60 Pearl. Gardner T. W., commission merchant, h.

125 St. Clair. Gardner William, (colored) laborer, 41 Bel- den. GARDNER & VINCENT, furniture dealers,

120 Water. Gardy George, (colored) laborer, corner Cal'.

ifornia and Muirson. Garrett John, blacksmith, bds. 55 West

Center. Garreughly Mary, widow of John, h. 59

Muirson. Gargens Lewis, laborer, 107 Jersey. Garigus J, H., brakesman, bds. 16 Johpsou, Garin John, tailor, h. 135 Harbor. Garing William, engineer, h. 56 Tracy.

CoalgOil and Lamp Depot, 189 Ontario Street, Cleveland, Ofoio,

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Garity Michael, laborer, rear 25 Ohio. Garity Thomas, laborer, 26 Ohio. Garlach Philip, bakery, 63 Woodbine. Garlic John, sailor, h. 71 Woodbine. Garlick Edward C, firm Blish, G.& Co.,bda.

Angler House. GARLICK THEODATUS, physican. 1

Hoffman's Block, h. 22 Cheshire. Garlick Wilmot H., clerk, 110 Public Square.

bils. 28 Cheshire, Garmley Patrick, laborer, 154 Bridge. Garody Thomas, teamster, bds. 53 Harrison. GaiTetson Hiram, firm Hanna G. & Co., h.

East Cleveland. GARRETT ALEXANDER, real estate,

over American Express office, h. Rockpoit. Garrett David J., bds. Bennett House. Garrett Mrs. Patty, h. 58 Seneca. Garring Peter, sailor, h. 186 Hamilton.

Garrison , laborer. West River.

Garrison Jonas, laborer, 267 West River. Garrison Thomas, (colored) cook, Weddell

House, h. 7 High. Garsey Rory, laborer, 92 Spruce. Gartman William P., lathing, h. 114 Hud- son, Garvey Dennis, plasterer, h. 28 Garden. Garvey Edward, brush maker, bds 13 Boli- var. Garvey Francis, tailor, h. 6 Whitman. Garvey John, peddler, h. 172 Oregon. Garvey John, plumber, bds. 97 St. Clair.

Garvey Peter, sailor, bds. 24 River, Garvey Mrs. Rose, widow, h. 170 Oregon. Garvis Robert, gas fitter, bds. 26 Rockwell. Garwood John W., builder, h. 255 Erie. Garstocker George, laborer, 182 Bridge. Garstocker Johr., laborer, 182 Bridge. Gasper Michael, shoemaker, h. 59 Bumham. Gassar Joseph, waiter, American Hotel, h.

rear 34 Parkman. Gassar Nicholas, laborer, 63 Orange. Gatternic J., laborer, 21 Phelps. Gatchell Augustus C, engineer, h. 171

Franklin. Gates Edward P., book keeper, bds. 89

Prospect. GATES HORATIO N., forwarding and

commission, River near Superior, h. 89

Prospect. Gates J. H., clerk on lake, h. 89 Prospect. Gates James M., clerk, 185 Superior, bds.

Buniett House. GATES, ROUSE & BUTTS, coal dealers,

government pier. Gates Stephen, carpenter,h. rear 46 Brownell. Gatiseh George, laborer, h. rear 105 Main. Gauf Wm., laborer, W. River. Gawej^ James, marble cutter, h. 28 Garden. Gawl William, laborer, h. 31 Division.

Gawne John, mason, h. 97 Kinsman. Gawne William, soap factory, h. 80 Croton. Gay George, engineer, paper mill, h. 178

Orange. Gayeen William, (colored) laborer, h. Sec- ond Alley. Gaylord Erastus F., gent., h. 374 Kinsman. Gaylord Henry C, firm G. & Hammond, bds.

Angier House. Gaylord Mrs. M. T., widow of Henry. K,

h. 47 Euclid. Gavlord Sylvanus T., h. 47 Euclid. GAYLORD & HAMMOND, drugs, paints,

and oils, 120 Superior. Gayton Mrs. C, dressmaker, h. 30 Walnut. Geglin Leonard, grocery, 316 Hamilton. Gehan Lawrence, laborer, 90 Franklin. Gebbert Benedict, tailor, h. 107 Hamilton. Grbr Christian, clerk, h. 31 Ohio. Gech C, grocer, 875 Superior. Gechwint Melcher, sailor, h. 42 Muirson. Geddies Sopier, finisher, h. 13 Willet. Gee James, carpenter, bds 233 Scoville

Avenue. Gee Peter, moulder, h. Detroit, near Ken- tucky. Geekie James, h. 118 Phelps. Geer Clark, clerk, 158 Detroit, bds. 108

Vermont. Geer L. G., h. 138 Lake. Geer Hezekiah, firm H. G. & Co., bds.

Weddell House. Geer Oliver C, auctioneer, 158 Detroit. GEER H. & CO., livery stable, 126 Bank. Geene Jeremiah M., photographs, h. 45

Fulton. Geenen Henry, R. R. depot, h. 166 River. Geese Frederick, laborer, 64 Webster. Gehring Charles, brewer, 15 Brainard. Gehring K. A., butcher, h. 50 Abbey. Grib Chas. J., shoemaker, 168 Lorain, h. 69

Penn. Grib Peter, blacksmith, comer Mechanic and

Monroe. Geis Michael, laborer, 139 York. Geingler Ernst, cooper, h. Courtland. Genserset Eve, widow of George, h. 79 St.

Clair. Gentes Christian, laborer, bds. 23 Irving. Gentes Henry, laborer, bds. 23 Irving. George Henry, tailor, h. 145 Dare. George Henry, goldsmith, bds. 206 St. Clair. Geokie James, machinist, C. & E. machine

shop. George Thomas, miller, h. 66 Pearl. George Thomas, flour and feed, 377 Lorain. Georging W^m. D., painter, h. 425 Lake. Geotz Charles, grocer, 940 St. Clair. Gepford Joseph, painter, alley rear 10 Park-

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Gerard J. P., -wool grader, 105 Bank. Gerber C, salesman, 135 Water. Gerchslieimer Andrew, saloon, 646 St. Clair. Gerharty Nancy, widow of Michael, h. W.

River. GERLACH JOHN, boots and shoes, 170

River, h. 101 Lake, GERMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, bet. Carroll and Lorain.

GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH, corner Erie and Eagle.

GERMAN EVANGELICAL PROTES- TANT CHURCH, corner Erie and Ham- ilton.

GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY, At-

water Building. GERMAN METHODIST CHURCH, cor- ner York and Bridge.

GERMAN METHODIST CHNRCH, cor- ner Lorain and McLean.

GERMANIA, 54 Public Square.

Gerhinger John, shoemaker, h. 108 Ham- ilton.

Gerspacher Joseph, cabinet maker, 189 Kinsman.

Gerstaker Charles, laborer, Green.

Gerstaker Conrad, cooper, bds. 88 Merwia.

Geastaker George, laborer, 180 Bridge.

Gerstnick John, blacksmith, h. 121 Phelps.

Gertrum Peter, scale maker, h. 6 Lorain.

Gertser Miss Catharine, tailoress, h. 100 Ore- gon.

Gertser Mrs. Catharine, h. 100 Oregon.

Gertser William, tailor, h. 100 Oregon,

Gerue Jane, widow of Philip, tailoress, h, 11 Pearl.

Gesch Louis, shoemaker, h. 533 St. Clair,

Geschwind M., tailor, h. 42 Muirson.

Gesnacher Charles, laborer, 107 Chatham.

Gessler M., tanner, h. 152 Dare.

Gestenberger Gutlip,- carpenter, h. 41 Web- ster.

Getchel Augustus C, engineer, h. 171 Franklin.

Getez Marcus, blacksmith, 41 Laurel,

Gettre George, laborer, 84 Kinsman.

Getz Godfried, shoemaker, 156 Pearl,

Getz Martin, carpenter, h. 73 Willet.

Geyette Nicholas, shoemaker, bds. 97 St. Clair,

Ghering Charles, brewer, 17 and 19 Hicks,

Ghist C, laborer, 875 Superior.

Giar Edward, livery, h. rear 117 Water,

Gibbens Henry S., carpenter, bds. 366 St. Clair.

Gibbens John S., carpenter, h. 366 St. Clair.

Gibbins John, laborer, 13 Fountain Alley.

Gibbons Edward, drayman, h. 20 Marshall.

Gibbons Francis W., h. 398 Lake.

Gibbons John, laborer. West River.

Gibbons Miles, laborer, 117 Phelps.

Gibbons Miles, painter, h. 400 Lake.

Gibbons Peter, grocer, 2 Kinsman.

Gibbons Richard, laborer, 80 Vermont,

Gibbons V., laborer, 179 Taylor.

Gibbons W. J., printer, h. 92 Muirson.

Gibe Hamilton, piano turner, bds 23 Sheriff,

Gible Frederick, blacksmith, h. 44 Park man,

Gibson Alexander, m. d., office 117 Ontario, up stairs, h. 221 Erie.

Gibson Byron, painter, bds. 40 High,

Gibson John, tailor, bds. 97 St. Clair.

Giddings James, blacksmith, h. rear 44 Bol- ivar.

Gidley William, sailor, h. 43 Belmont.

Giffney James, sailor, h. 142 Bridge.

Gilbert Elihu, mineral water, Seneca, bds, 58 Huron.

Gilbert George, saloon, h. 22 Johnson.

Gilbert Jacob, laborer, 84 Hamilton,

Gilbert Lawson A., firm L. A, G. & Co., h, 26 Granger,

Gilbert L. A. & Co., commission merchants, 150 Ontario.

Gilbert Wm. B., hotel 231 Pearl.

Gilden William, shoemaker, h. 34 Delaware.

Gilden William, shoemaker, h. 56 Granger.

Giles William, laborer, rear 56 Bolivar.

Gilespie Owen, h. 28 Hicks.

Gilespie Patrick, laborer, West River.

Gilfather Francis, laborer, 67 Vermont.

Gill George, laborer, 24 Wadsworth.

Gill John, laborer, foot of Water.

Gill James, laborer, 61 Orange.

GILL JOHN, builder, h. 213 Erie,

Gill John, mason, h. 49 Jackson.

Gill John C, physician, bds. 213 Erie.

Gill Michael, laborer, 234 Erie.

Gill Robert, silver plater and bell hanger, 5 Mechanics' Block, h. 21 Bolivar.

Gill William, shoemaker, 101 Superior.

Gillar Edward, grocery and boarding, h, 273 Detroit.

Gilland William, tinner, h. 279 Erie.

Gillerman William, laborer, 152 Wilson.

Gillet Miss Hannah, h. 21 Chestnut,

Gillett Henry, sailor, h. 8 Jay.

Gillett Henry H., saddler, 13 Pearl.

Gillett Miss Kate, h. 21 Chestnut.

Gillett Townsley, cabinet maker, h. 275 Detroit,

Gillette John M., firm H. Birch & Co., 124 Water.

Gillin Edward, drayman, h. 273 Detroit.

Gillispie Patrick, laborer, 463 West River,

Gillispie William, laborer, 229 Lake.

Gillman Alfred, mason, h. 96 Hamilton,

Gillman Joseph W., chandler, h. 37 Wood- bine.

Gillmore Thomas, tailor, h. 109 Orange,

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Gilmore James, policeman, h. 113 Cliam-

l)lain.

Gills ilt'iiry, school tearher, Ms. 106 Jersey.

Gillman James, bds. 65 St. Clair.

Gilsoii John, carria<,'o painter, h. 68 Water.

Gimber Charles, assis'ant sexton, west side Cemetery, h. 33 Mill.

Gindor Michael, laborer, 131 Dare.

Giu^ambaugh Jacob, stone cutter, h. 34 Alabama.

Ginrau Patrick, laborer, rear 2G6 Hamilton.

Ginter Hyman, grocer, 213 Erie.

Ginter Julius, carienter, h. 4(» Greenwood.

Ginther Wni., tailor, h. 21 Walsworth.

Giro Sel»astian, meat market, 117 Kinsman, h. 145 Kinsman,

Girty George W., secretary Water Works, bds. Weddell House.

Gissin J., lalx)rer, 15 Williams.

Given Alfred, (colored) h. 19 Oregon.

Given -John, mason, h. 13G Erie.

Given .James, policeman, h. 124 DrownoU.

Given William, clerk, 152 Ontario, h. 13G Erie.

Given William, mason, h. 36 Cheshire.

Gladstone Beruhard, peddler, h. 20 Dodge.

Glaf John, wuod sawyer, h. 4iJ Irving.

Glancey Mrs., widow of Martin, h. 352 De- troit.

Glaser Alfred, firm G. Brothers, h. 33 Scoville Avenue.

GLASSER BROTHERS, leather, hides and oil, 115 Water.

Glaser C. F., firm G. Brothers, h. 117 Kinsman.

Glaser Elias, tai'or, 27 Superior.

Glaser Ernst, painter, h. 335 St. Clair.

Glaser Ferdinand, firm G. Brothers, h. 177 Kinsman.

Glaser G. C, firm G. Brothers, h. 51 Eagle.

Glaser William, clerk, 115 Water, b.ls. 177 Kinsman.

Glasdon .James, b Is. 6 Euclid.

Glass John, moulder, h. 28'' Lake.

Glauber Jacob, peddler, h. 30 Scoville Av- enue.

Glazer Michael, laborer, 174 Wilson.

Glazier Nathaniel agent, h. 30 York.

Gleason Dennis, laborer, 13 Johns.

GLEASOX EDWIN, W., groceries, 132 Ontario, h. 51 Woo-i

Gleason James, carriage trimmer, h. 3 Johns.

Gleason M. P., firm Smith & G., bis. Bur- nett House.

Gleason Patrick, laborer, 92 Croton.

Gleason Patrick, laborer, bds. 239 Hamil- ton.

Glem John, blacksmith, h. 51 York.

Gleng Mike, wood sawyer, h, 55 Tracy.

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I Gleim, liurnham I'fc Shape, commission mer- I chanb<, 41 Union.

I Glenn Joshua B., firm G. Biirnham & Shupe, I h. 222 SL Clair.

Glidden Joseph, carpenter, h. 333 Frank- j lin. I Gliman .John, painter, h. 35 Mill.

diner George W., clerk, 139 Detroit.

Glines Mrs., v.idow, h. 350 Detroit I Glingel Leonard, tailor, 100 Water, bds. St. I Clair.

j Glover Charles, sailor, h. rear 293 Washing- ton. I Gloid -James M., pile driver, h. 56 Orange, I Gnewais John, butcher, h. 70 Parkman.

Gncnis Catherine, tailoress, h. 25 High.

Gnwo James, lalorer, 21 Lorain.

Gobdale George, laborer, bds. 150 Kinsman.

Goddard Calvin, book keeper, 39 Merwin, bds. 35 Rockwell.

Goerlach Christof, frame maker, h. 37 Bel- I mont.

Goete Max, blacksmith, h. 41 Laurel.

Goetz Erank, grocery, 155 Pearl.

Goeway .Jacob, mason, h. 110 Erie.

Goff Patrick, crockery, h. Theresa Lane.

Golf William, laborer, 179 West River.

GofFener Simon, h. 59 Pcnn.

Goffeng Charles, tailor, h. 85 Carroll. i GofFeng Christ, tailor, h. 85 Carroll. I Golden Mrs. Lucinda, h. 15 Oregon. j Goldrick Owen, laborer, 452 Hamilton. I Goldrich Peter, saloon, 470 Hamilton.

Goldsmith Frederick, meat market, 304 Pittsburgh, h. Allen.

Goldsmith Frederick, trader, h. 95 Orange.

Goldsmith Peter, butcher, h. 21 Vine.

Goldsmith Simon, trunkmaker, h. 280 Pitts- burgh.

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