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OXNOIZTKATZ DZREOTORY,

FOR THE YEAR 1834;

CONTAINING THE NAMES OF THE INHABITANTS, THEIR

OCCUPATIONS, PLACES OF BUSINESS,

AND DWELLING HOUSES;

AND A COMPLETE LIST OP THE STREETS AND ALLEYS;

IVITH AN APPENDIX,

CONTAINING THE NAMES OF CITY, TOWNSHIP

COUNTY, AND STATE OFFICERS,

AND THE NAMES AND OFFICERS OF THE VARIOUS PUBLIC, LITERARY, BENEVOLENT, ANI RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS,

WITH A VARIETY OF INTERESTING STATISTICAL NOTICES.

To which is appended a Statistical Aeeount of the towns COVINGTON AND NEWPORT, KY.

CIPJCINNATI: PUBLISHED BY E. DEMING, JVo. 5, Johnston's Row. ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE DIRECTORY.

N. S. E. W. for the several points of the com- asB—r rear—n near—b between—h house—c corner —B. way Broadway—L. (Lowerl Market—W. Western) Row—D. (Deer) creek—M. (Mill) creek— >yc. Sycamore—L. Liberties. The names of «/rec/s re given without the superfluous repetition of the Ord STREET.

BOUNDARIES OF THE WARDS.

''iBST WARD, lies East of Main, and all North of ird,Symmes, and High streets. JKCOND ^YARD, lies West of Main street, from ird to Sixth street. HIRD ^YARD, lies East of Main streiet, and all th of First Ward. ouRTH WARD, lies West of Main street, and th of Third street IFTH WARD, lies North of Sixth, and West of n street.

^ kccJloH^J^^ EU^BARD 4. EDMAND8 BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS,

Comer of Jffain and Columbia Streets,

KEEP constantly on hand a large and general as­ sortment of Standard and Miscellaneous BOOKS, in all the various departments of Literature and Science. To those purchasing they would particularly i^commend their collection of LAW, THEOLOGICAL, MEDICAL and SCHOOL BOOKS as presenting the most complete assortment to be found in the Western Country. Likewise LORING'S GLOBES, Terrestrial and Celestial. MAPS, a complete assortment. Complete sets of SCHOOL APPARATUS, do. ASTRONOMICAL do. do. CHEMICAL do. AIR PUMPS, &c. &c. &c. A choice selection of Stationary, Cutlery, Jtfitn Perfumery and Fancy Articles. H. & E, believe it to be for the interest of coun­ try Merchants, Teachers, Literary Societies, and those purchasing for cash to call ere they make their selections. H. & £. are Agents (among other publications) for "THE LONDON PENNY MAGAZINE," tj far the cheapest periodical in the country. DOCTOR WAlilM),

HAS his office, in connexion with Dr. La^ence,

On Race, near Fourth street,

Where he also continues his attendance upon

DIS13ASES OF THE

My In which cases the Poor will receive gratui­ tous attention from 12 to 2o'clock, daily.

;;•:;:•;:;•::':•;••: :•::;•:."•::•:•:::.:::x:x.:>:; <.:.:.:>:::x::x.>;.:•:.:•::;-::x^<:::<.:'<. uJRIGULTURAL WAREHOUSE, AND

NO. 23, LOWER MARKET STREET- AT this establishment may be had the greatest variety of GARDEN, HERB,- FIELD and FLOWER STEEDS; BOULBOUS FLOWER ROOTS, GRAPE VINES, SE BusiiEK, &c. (in their season.) AGRICTJL- iAL and GAEDEKING BOOKS, FARMING and GAR- liNiNG IMPLEMENTS of every description, neces­ sary for the Fanner and Gardener, constantly on hand, and for sale wholesale and retail. As the variety and quantity of SEEDS and IMPLE­ MENTS, kept at this establishment, are by far great­ er than can be found at any other in the Western country, orders can always be executed with promptness. (^f^A liberal discount will be made to Mer­ chants and others who purchase to sell p^gain. S. C. PARKHURST, Proprietor. S^ADFORB SASTOK,

BOOT & 5^»^^ ra ^^'"^ SHOE

MANUFACTURER, ^M(dn, between Fifth and Sixth streets, RESPEcxruLLT informs his friends, and the public generally, that he has on hand and will continue to keep a general assortment of Ladies' and Gentle­ men's BOUTS and SHOES, made in the best man­ ner, and most fashionable style. All orders in hi'^ line of bu5li.e:.s, will be thankfully received, an( executed with neatness and despatch. S. E. is prepared to make Ladies' stuff and seal skin, and Gentlemen's stout and light water proof Boots and Shoes, JAMES T, HIGBEE^S

(Sign of Dr Rush,) JVo. 140, Main Street, Cincinnati.

THE Subscriber has always on hand, an exten­ sive variety of FRESH DRUGS AJYD MBDICIJ^ES, French Chemicals, Surgical Instruments, Fan­ cy Articles, Perfumery, &c. «Scc. all of which he will sell on the most reasonable terms. The strictest attention will always be given to the compounding of Physicians' Prescriptions. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. JAMES T. HIGBEE. CINCINNATI ACADEMY. Corner of Walnut and Fourth.

W- HOPWOOD, A. M. Professor of Languages and Mathematics. JOHN L. TALBOTT, {Preceptors m the En- DAVID L. TALBOTT, S gUsh Departments. Terms of Tuition per session of2A weeks. For the English Department, $10 00 Classics and Mathematics, or either, with or without the English 16 00 References. Morgan Neville, Esq. John P. Foote, Esq. Daniel Drake, M. D. A. Kinmont, Esq. RESPECTFXJLLY informs his friends and the public that he has taken the well known house J»ain Street ?Botel: (^Lately occupied by Mr. Thomas Heckcweldcr.) He flatters himself that as his BAR AND TABLE Are well supplied, his BEDS of the very best, and every attention given to ensure comfort and convenience to travellers, he will merit a share of patronage. Ciiicinnati, February 17, 1834. """X1IEU8S, (FORMERLY FROM VIENNA, GERMANY,) PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURER, East side of Walnut, hdu-cen 4th and 5th Streets, CLrCFYXA TI.

SUP3PJ0P. riJLWCS MADE WITH A GRAND VIENNA ACTION, Splendid Finish and Rich Tone. Horizontal and Upright Pianos, in different forms and shape, always for sale. Pianos of every description and action repaired and tuned on the shortest notice. All orders will be strictly filled; and the articles made by the best workmen, of materials imported from Germany. WESTERN CHAIR

^*i? MANUFACTORY,

No. 19, WEST THIRD STREET, One Door East of the Post Office, THE subscribers have constantly on hand, and for sale, a large and splendid assortment of FANCY AND WINDSOR CHAIRS, SETTEES, &c. All warranted, and sold at the most reduced pricete, wholesale or retail. ROSS & GEYER.

E. WHIPPL.E, PATENT ROTARY COOKING STOVE MANUFACTORY, JVb. 23, Main street, Cincinnati. Stoves of every variety constantly on hand. 4. Slide Hearth. 3. Front Door. 2. End Door. 5. 0;itlet for Smoke. 1. Revolving Top. ^^^4, C ^TU^'

FIFTH STREET, NEAR MAIN. SrRGEON's Instruments, Knives, Razoi'S, Shears, Scissors, &c. ground, set, and otherwise repaired. yiew penknife blades put into old handles. Cur­ rier's Steels and Magnets made or charged with the properties of the loadstone. Keys fitted andlLocks repaired. Military Swords, Muskets and Rifles polished. G. M. has for sale Table Knives, Razors, Pen­ knives, Shears for tailors, Razor Straps and Hones of superior quality. Also, Hemming's Needles, and Mattress Needles. Q::^ Country orders attended to. >::>:>::;o'>r. x;;o:.>:2«.":.::>:." •:'.>;":'»>i'.'x:s<::w. >c:.;:n<~< THOMAS WHITE, SURGEON DENTIST, WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of this city, that he has located himself on Sixth, between Elm and Plumb streets, where he will be happy to wait on all, who may need any thing in the line of his profession. He will cure the Toothache, clean and fill Teeth; and perform all other Operations, appertaining to the profession, without pain, ex­ cept in extracting such teeth as may be incurable. References. Dr.. W. Judkins, Dr. R. P. Simmons, •Jas. S. Wetherbe, Judge J. C. Wright* AND MUSICAL SEMINARY, ESTABLISHED BY MR. MRS. AND MISS NIXON, Fourth Street, near Main, CINCINNATI.

For giving instruction on the Piano Forte; in the vafrious styles of English and Italian Vocal mu­ sic; and in Thorough Bass, according to the sim­ plified system of the celebrated J. B. Logier. Also—For the sale of Piano Fortes—Cabinet, Tablet, Grand Square, &c. of the most approved Eastern manufacture. Q:^ No additional charge for repacking, accord­ ing to order. W^ N.

;.:>::::•: :x:.: WHOLESALE AJ^D RETAIL Cordage Store,

THE Subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the public in general, that in addition to their ROPE MANUFACTORY, Near the head of Main street. They have opened a CORDAGE STORE, on Front street, 3 doors west of Sycamore. P. J. & J. BONTE. JOHN a CLAKK^

DRAPER AJYD TAILOR, JsTo. 6, Pearl street, Cincinnati.

WHERE persons can be furnished with a suit of Uhes, made to order, in the most modern style, on 3 shortest notice, of any shade or quality that \y be required. Constantly on hand an assort- nt of Gloves, Suspenders, Stocks, Collars, &c. WILLIAM T. GREENLEAF, Wholesale and Retail Dealer ui HATS, CAP», AND FANCY FURS, No. 127, Main street, ird Door above the Franklin Bank, Cincinnati. ROSEHILL NORSERY. Tfeo and a half miles from iuincinnati, netfr The Lebanon Turnpike.

JOHN ADAMSON, PROPRIETOR, HAS, and will have, for sale a choice collectioi* of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Hardy Flowering Shrubs, Herbacious Plants, &c. Consisting of Ap­ ples, Pears, Plumbs, Peaches, Cherries, Apricots, Nectarines, Almonds,Currants, Raspberries, Goose­ berries, Grape Vines, Blackberries, Honeysuckles, Roses, Peaonies, Dahlias, Chrysanthamums, Carna­ tions, &c. a few of the Morns Multicaulis, or JVew- chines Mulberry for Silk Worms, (superior to all others.) Orders left with S. C. PARKHURST, Agricultural Warehouse, Lower Market street, or at the NUR­ SERY, will be punctually attended to personally. J. A, :;>: S"! ;:•:!;:•:!.": :."<:::<.::•: THE CINCINNATI

MUSICAL. ACABExlIl^, Is situated on Third Street, opposite the Post-Office. AND is unde'r the direction of W. NASH, teacher ofthe Piano Forte and Singing, Organist and direc­ tor of Music at Christ Church. PIANO FORTES always on hand and for sale, war­ ranted to stand at concert pitch in any climate." SELLEW & CO. MAJ^UFACTURERS OF

BRITTAMA AND PEVrXER WARES, WHICH they offer at wholesale or retail, as low •as can be obtained from the east of equalquality. They also keep an assortment-of COMMUNION FUR­ NITURE, consisting of Brittania Metal Flagons, Goblets, Beakers, Plates and Baptismal Founts, which they will sell in sets or separately. Fifh street, between Walnut and Vine, CINCINNATI. (^;^^. B: All kinds of Brittania wares repaired at short notice. ST. GEORGE'S ^^OCIETY. At the stated meeting of the 10th inst. the follow­ ing persons were elected ^officers for the ensuing year. Robert Punshon, President, George Muscroft, Vice President, George A. Parker, Secretary, Wil­ liam Stevenson, Treasurer. Charitable Committee. W. R. Field, H. Wood, H. Catermole, Samuel Yorke At Lee, J. Mortimer, Samuel Jones. ORDER OF INDEPENDENT ODDFELOWS AT the annual ^communication of the Grand' Lodge of Ohio, on the 17th inst. tlie following were the officers elected for the Ensuing year: Samuel Yorke At Lee, Grand Master. Lince- field Sharp, Deputy Grand Master. Frederick G. Ringgold, Grand Warden. Matthew R. Southard, Grand Secretary. Samuel Peel, Grand Treasurer. Cincinnati, January 25, 1834. Parker Sf Merryj BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,

EAST FROJ^T STREET, Between Pike and Butler.

MAKE all kind*of BELLS, not exceeding 3000 Pounds.

Soda Pumps and Salt Well Joints. Brass and Composition Boxes for machinery. Globes, Cylinder and Guage Cocks. Still Cocks, Rivets, and Spelter Soder. Stop Cocks, Soda and Small Cocks. Gun and Stove Mountings. N. B. They also build small Steam Engines^ oa an improved fuel saving plan DOCTOR WM. BARNES, HAS removed to the residence part of the old Miami Exporting Company's Banking House, on

Front, between Main and Sycamore streets,

A little west of J. & C. Broadwell's corner, where he has resumed the practice of his profession.

From his long impaireeZ health, he is much less able than formerly, to give creneral and extensive atten­ tion to its arduous duties, and has, therefore, made his location in the vicinity ofthe Steam boat land­ ing, where his object is more particularly to attend to office practice. His friends, however, will not be neglected, when his health will permit him to attend them. ^^^ Entrance to his office, first door up Bank or Exchange Alley, in the rear of the Protection Insu­ rance Office, and opposite the Cincinnati Commer­ cial Exchange. N. B. He keeps constantly on hand, at whole-^ sale and retail, his remedies for the Cholera, Ague, Dysentery, Bilious affections. Bowel Complaint, and other diseases incident to a dense population; with appropriate printed directions. Cincinnati, January, 1834. T. LOW & GO'S-, COMB MANUFACTORY

And Wholesale Comb-Store.

West side of Main, one door below Fourth Street,.. CINCINNATI,

WHERE can be found a large assortment of Combs and Fancy Articles, which will be sold at the lowest prices for Cash. OO^ Old Shell Combs repaired or exchanged. N. B. Cash paid for Horns.

MESSRS. RIPLEY & KIMBALL,

DEALERS IN

BO TAMO MEDICLYES.

M. 277, Main Sired, Cincinnati.

IvEKP constantly on liand, a general assortment; 6f saidT^Iedicines, of the best quality; which they wholesale and retail, on accommodating terms. The articles they yell are warranted to be genu­ ine. Practitioners on the Thompsonian system of medicine, and others, who wish to purchase are requested to call and examine for themselves. (fc^^All orders from a distance will be promntlv attended to. ^ v } W^OODWAtD HIGH SuhtDOL Trustees. Samuel Lewis, President, Osmond Cogswell, Secretary, Oliver Lovell, John P. Foote, and Lewis Howell. Treasurer, Joseph Ray. Facntt[f. Thomas J. Matthews, President and Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, Claudius Bradford, Professor of Ancient and Modern Languages. Joseph Ray, Principal Academic Department. , Professor of Penmanship. The institution is located ork Franklin street, between Sycamore and Broadway, in the north­ east part of the city, in a pleasant and healthy sit­ uation: the recitation rooms are large and airy, and the recreation grounds extensive. The year is di­ vided into two sessions, of twenty-three weeks each. The WINTER session commences ioySeptem- ber and closes in March: this is succeeded by a va­ cation of two weeks. The SUMAIER session com­ mences in March, at the end of this vacation, and closes in Aug:iHt; this is supceeded by a vacation of four weeks. The annual examination takes place at the close of the summer session. The mathema­ tical and Philosophical apparatus is highly respect­ able, and it is the intention ofthe Trustees to aug­ ment it so as to meet the wants of the institution. The course of instruction is thorough and extensive in the Academic department. It embraces Read­ ing, Penmanship, Mental and Practical Arithmetic, Ancient and Modern Geography, the use of the Globes and the Projection of Maps, English Gram­ mar and Composition, Book-keeping, Ancient and Modern History and Constitutional Law. In the Linsual Department, the Latin and Grepfc, the French, Spa­ nish, and German I-ansu.iiies. In the MatheivaticalDeriaitment, Al- aehra. Geometry, Trisonoitietry, Men=;nration. Survpv inir, and Navi- "ation, Conic, Sectinn=, Dilferential Calculus, Analytical Geometry, Mechanical Phi'o=o-ihv and Astronomy, Elocu'.ion, Mei4tal and Mo­ ral Philosophy, ar.d Poliiira! Economy, are taught by the Professdra ofthe Lingual and Mathematical Departments. During a part ofthe year the President delivers a course of lectures on Chemistry. The Summer session of the present yea.r, 1834, commences March 17 and closes Au2 22. The Winter session commences Sept. 22d, and closes Feb. 2'

ITAT WARE-HOUSE.

GEORGE A. COLTON,

HAS the pleasure of informing his friends, customers and the pub lie, that he has resumeil the HATTING BUSINESS ajain, at his New Store, No. 156, Main street, a few doore below Den- iiison's Hotel, where he has an entirely new stock of HATS—con- sistins! of Gentlemen's Black and Drah Beaver and Otter;-also,fine Rorams,frOni $S to $"> each; tojietlier with a general assortment of all kinds of Hats usually called for—all of which are newly manufactured this Sprina;, and warranted, for te,\ture and dura­ bility, not lo be surpassed by any manufactured in the United States. Particular attention will be paid to Hats made to order, as usual. {t^-Country merchants and others that purchase by the case, are invited to call.

NEW UPHOLSTERING ESTABLISHMENT.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he has commenced the above business in all its branches, on Fourth street, between I\Iain and Walnut, streets, where he is prepared to receive orders for every thing in his line; such as stuffing Sofas, Chairs, Mattrasses, Settees, Cushions, Pew Cushions, Carpeting rooms, hanging Curtains, &c. JOHN P. BANNISTER. N. B. Old Sofas, &c. restuffed. STREETS AND ALLEYS,

AS NAMED BY AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL.

Abigail s. fr. Main to Broadway, N. of 12th Allisons, fr. Main to Vine, N. of Mercer Ann s. fr. Canal to Western Row, N. of 12th Augusta s. fr. W. row, W. b Front and 2d Baker s. fr. Walnut to Vine b 3d and 4th Bank alley fr. 3d to 4th b Main and Sycamore Baymillers. fr. London. N. Brasher's alley fr. Vine to Elm b 0th and 10th Benham's alley fr. Race to Elm b 3d and 4th Brewer's alley, fr. Waterto Front b Race and Elnr Broad s. fr. Park E. b 2d and 3d Broadway, fr. river N. to Cor. Line Burnet s. fr. Vine to Race b 3d and 4th Burrow s. fr. Race to Elm b 2d and Green Canal North ) ^^_ g ^^ p^^^^ ^ ^Q^^ ^^^ j^^j^ Canal South ^ •' Carr s. fr. W- Front to London Catharine s. fr. Western Row to Baymiller Centre s. see Longworth Centre alley fr.5th to Church al. bMain & Walnut Chesnut s. fr. W. Row to Fulton, N. of Elizabeth Charles s. fr. Elm to Plumb b N. Canal and 12th Cherry s.fr. Race to Elm b Front and 2d Church alley, fr.Main to Walnut b 4th and 5th Clay s. fr. N. Canal to 13th b Main and Walnut Collard s. fr. river N., W. of Washington College s. fr. 6th to 7th b Vine and Race Columbia, see 2d Congress s. fr. Broadway to Canal b 2d and 3d Court s.,see 10th Cutter s. fr. London N. to Catharine, W. of Fultoi Dawson's alley, between Symmes and Congress Druggist alley, fr. 5th to Church al. b Main & Wall Dunseth alley, fr. Main to Walnut b 2d and 3d Eighth s. fr. Deer Creek to Plumb N. of 7th Eleventh s., see Canal 4 BTRtETS AND ALLEYS. Elizabeth s. fr.W. Row W. to Fulton Jf. of Richmond Elms. fr. river N. to Cor. Line, W. of Race Fifth s. fr. Deer Creek W. to Ohio River Ferguson alley, fr. Main to Syc. b 8th and 9th Franklin s. fr. Main to B. way N. of Woodward Friendship s. fr. Lawrence to Butler b Front and Congress Fourth s. fr. Pike W. to Wood Front East, fr. Main to Cor. Line Front West, fr. Main to Mill creek Fulton s. fr. London N., W. of John Gano s. fr. Main to Vine b 6th and 7th George s.fr. Race to Mound b 6th and7th Gibson's alley, fr. Main to Syc. b L. Market and 3d Gilmore's alley, fr. Front to 2d b Vine and Race Green s. fr. Race to Elm b 2d and 3d Grove s. fr. 6th to 7th b Syc. and Broadway Harrison s. fr. Broadway E. b 5th and 6th Hatter's alley, b Longworth and 5th High st. fr. Symmes E. to Cor. Line Hopple's alley, see Gibson's alley Jackson s. fr. Canal to 13th b Walnut and Vine Jail alley, fr. Main to Syc. N. of Jail John s. fr. river N. to Cor. Line •^.emble s., fr. Western Row to Cutter jangdop's alley, fr. 6th to 7th b Main and Syc. lawrence s. fr. river to 4th jiberty s. fr. head of Vine to Western Row jodge alley, fr. 5th to 7th b Walnut and Vine jondon st. fr. W. Row W. to Cor. Line Longworth s. fr. Vine to Mill b 5th and 6th Lower Market, fr. Main to Broadway b 2d and 3d Ludlow s. fr. river to 4th Lytle s.fr. river N., W. of Collard Macalester s. fr. 4th to 5th E. of Broadway Main E. fr. river N. to Cor. Line Mason s. fr. W. Canal to Western Row Masonic alley, fr. 3d to 4th, b Main and Walnut Mercers, fr. Walnut to Vine, N. of 13th Mill s. fr. river N. to 5th, W. of Smith Miller's alley, fr. 6th4o 7th b Main and Walnut STREETS AND ALLEYS. 5 Monroe s.fr. Elm to Canal, S. of Liberty Morris' alley, fr. Western Market st. to 3d Mound s. fr. 5th N. to Fulton New s. fr. Syc. to Deer creek b 6th and 7'th Ninths, fr. Broadway to Western Row Northern Row, on Cor. Line, fr. Vine E. Orchard s. fr. IMain to Syc. N. of Webster Pancoast alley, fr. 7th to Ferguson's alley b Main and Sycamore Park s. fr. 2d to 5th, E. of 3Iill Parson's s.fr. river N., W. of Lytle Patterson's alley, fr. Main to Walnut b 5th and 6th Pearl s. fr. Main to Walnut b 2d and 3d Perry s. fr. Plumb to W. Row b 4th and 5th Pike s. fr. E. Front to 5th b Lawrence & Butler Pleasant s. fr. 15th N. to Cor. Line b Race and Elm Plumb s. fr. river X. to Cor. Line Post Office alley, see Masonic alley Produce alley, fr. 2d to Hopple's al. b Main & Syc. Race s. fr. river to Cor. Line Reynolds s. fr. Front to Pearl b Main and Walnut Richmond s, fr. W. Row to Cutter Russell's alley, fr. 4th to 5th b Elm and Plumb Second s. fr. Lawrence to Mill, parallel with Front Seventh s. fr. Deer creek to Mound School alley, fr. B. way to Lawrence b 3d and 4th Sixth s. fr. Deer creek W. to Mill creek Smith s. fr. river X. to 7th W. of John Spinning's alley, fr. Ludlow W. b E. Front and 2d Spring s. fr. X orthern Row S. to Woodward Sontag's alley, fr. Vine to Elm b 8th and 9th St. Clair's alley, fr. 9th to S. Canal, b Main & Wal. Stone s. fr. 3d to 5th W. of Mill Stone alley, fr. 4th to 5th b Walnut and Vine Sycamore s. fr. river N. to Cor. Line Symmes s. fr. Ludlow to Butler, E. of 3d Tenth s., or Court, fr. Deer creek W. to W. Row Third s. fr. Ludlow W. to W. Front Thirteenth s. fr. Main W- to Race Thorp's alley, fr. Vine to Elm b Longworth &i 6th Twelfth s. N. of Canal st. and parallel Union s. fr. Race to Elm b Green and 3d 6 »T11EBTS AND ALLBYS, Vine s. fr. river N. to Cor. Line b Walnut & Race Wade s. fr. W. Canal to John Walnut s, fr. river N. to Cor. Line, W of Main Washington s. fr. river N. W. of E. Cor. Line Washington Place, fr. Western Row W.to Smith b 2d and 3d Waters, fr. Main W- to Smith Watson's alley, fr. 7th to 8th b Main and Syc. Wayne s., see 9th Webster s. fr. Main to B. way N. of Franklin West Market s.fr. Elm to W. Row b 3d and 4th Western Row, fr. river N. to Cor. Line Whetstone's alley, fr. 7th to 8th, E. of Main William s. fr. Elm to Plumb b 9th and Court Wolf's alley, fr. 5th to Church al. b Main & Walnut Wood s. fr. ^Y. Front to 5th Woodward s. fr. Main to Spring, N. of Abigail

ROWS AND BUILDINGS. Commercial Row, S. W corner of Main and Water Carr's building, 3d between Main and Sycamore Cassily's Row, S. E. c of Broadway and Front Foote's Row, N. E. corner of 3d and Vine Green's Row, Front between Main and Walnut Jessop'sRow, S. Canal b Main and St. Clair alley Johnston's Row, S. W. corner of Walnut and 5th Jones' Row, N. W. corner of Main and 4th Masonic building, corner of Sd & Masonic alley Moore's Row, S. W. corner of Main and 4th NefF's Row, S. W. corner of Main and 2d Noble's Row, N. E. corner of Main and E. Front Perry's Row, S. Canal b St. Clair alley and Walnut Produce Row. Main between 9th and Court Smith's Row, S. Canal between Main and Syc. Thom'sRow, N. E. corner of Main and 5th White's Row, N. E. corner of Main and 2d CINCINNATI DIRECTORY.

AARONS WM. boiler make'r, n c Ludlow and Congress h 5th E. Broadway Aarons Sarah, book folder, 5th b Pike & Ludlow Abbott Farnom, wagon maker, alley b Main & Syc h c Sycamore and Abigail Abbott Wm. cooper. Main n Cbr. Line Abbott Dolly, widow, alley b Canal and 12th, Race and Elm' Abbott Lavinia, widow. Western Liberties Abbott Joseph, teamster, do do Abbott Horatio, blacksmith, c 6th and Race Abbott Foster, cabinet maker. Front n M. C.bridge Abbott Emily, widow, George b Race and Elm Achtzehner , tailor. Church Alley b Walnut and Main Ackley John, baker, E. Liberties, h over Wendall'a Bakery Ackley Scoby, brick maker, M. Creek road Ackley Samuel, sexton E. Methodist, Cutter Adams Wm., shipwright, h Pike b Congress and Syfiimes Adams Eliza Mrs. Elm b 4th and 5th Adams John M. confectioner, 5th b Plumb and Western Row Adams Roger, boards at Wm. Marshall's Adams Andrew, drayman. Walnut n Cor. Line Adams Aiidrew, carpenter, c 3d and Sycamore Adams Mrs. boards at Mrs. Hayden's Adams A. H. clerk, boards at Mrs. Hayden's Adams Jesse, shovel maker, B. way,b6th&7th Adams F. I. counting room No. 6 Frontj h 6th b Main ,and Sycamore Adams Jno. N. carver, 7th near Mill A2 8 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Adams Enoch, boards at A. Valentijie's Adamson J. upholsterer, Longworth b John & Smitb Addison Henrietta M. boarding h. Main b 3d&4th Addison W. drayman, Longworth b W. Row& John Addle Geo. labourer, h Front b Pike and Butler Adkins Emery, boards at J.Streeter'sE. Liberties, Adkins Thos. O. carpenter, bds. at Court Exchange Aechanlope Francis, huckster. Pleasant b Race and Elm Agan Michael, stone cutter, Macalester b 4tb& 5th Agner John c 6th and Broadway Agnew Samuel, tailor, 6th b Race and Elm Agnew Samuel, shoemaker, E. Liberties Agniel C. merchant, E. Front, h 7th b Main & Wal. Air Robert, coffee house, c Butler and Front Aitchison James, coffee house, D. Creek bridge Akers Geo J. drayman, 9th b Elm and Plumb Akins G. boards at Broadway Hotel Akins Samuel, baker, Water n Vine Alban , 8th b Sycamore and Main Albert John B. laborer, bds. atG. N. Hornberger's Albright Matthias, iron founder, b 4th and 5th n Deer Creek, Albright Christian, moulder, boards at M. Albright's Aldrich Otis, clerk, Hastings & Knight, boards at James A. Black's Aler Lyman, gardener, n c Butler and 3d Alexander Melisha, Front b Elm and Plumb Alexander Horace, coffee h. 5th b Walnut & Vine Alexander Robt. 31. carpenter, 5th n c Macalester Alexander Joseph, merchant, L. Market b Broad­ way and Sycamore, h 5th n Pike Alexander Robt. coachmaker, 5th b Broadway and Pike Allen Robt. marketman, Russell's alley b 4th and 5th W. of Elm Allen Jno. L. carpenter. Plumb b 4th and 5th Allen .Joseph, cooper, Smith b 4th and 5th Allen Dr. N. 5th b Elm and Plumb Allen Dr. John, dentist, do Allen James, [Allen 6r Disney, proprietors of the Cincinnati Republican,)h. c 6th& Elm CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 9 Allen Thos. palver, h c Longworth and Smith Allen Mrs Elizabeth, h Longworth b John & Smith Allen Mrs. Margaret, h 5th b Vine and Race Allen Miss Sarah, milliner, 5th b Walnut & Vine Allen Saml. E. Liberties, h rear Atkin's grocery Allen Caleb, [Allen «S' Rhodes, Jewellers, L. Market) boards at Kautz's Allen Wm., Green b Race and Elm Allen Isaac, laborer. Plumb b Front and 2d Allen Geo. D. cabinet maker, 2d b Walnut & Main Allen Aaron, engineer, Harrison E. of B. Way Allen Elizabeth, widow, seamstress. Lodge Alley b Gano and 7th Allen Thos. carpenter, c New Market & Plumb Allen Marston, [Allen 6r Co.) druggist. No. 3 5th, Paper Hanging manufactory No. 1 5th, h Race b New Market and 9th Alley Richard, boarding house, Syc. b 5th and 6th Alley Henry, shoe maker, boards at R. Alley's Alley Benj.R. hatter, do do Allgier Michael, boards at J. Wise's Allison Sol. plasterer, George b Plumb & W. Row Alloway Christina, Harrison E. of Broadway Alloway Chas. laborer. Cherry alley, b Race & Elm Almond Hendrick, tailor. Vine b Canal and 12th Alsop George, cooper, Schillinger's Alter Wm. 6th b Main and Walnut Alter John, boards at Wm. Alter's Altermeth Jacob, la.borer, h Friendship, b Law­ rence and Pike Ambler Wm. boards at W. Lofthouse's Amelung Henry, wholesale grocer. Main b Front and 2d, h Front b Vine and Race Ames Dan, pork dealer, Main b 2d and Pearl Ames Nathan, river trader. Walnut b 12th & 13th Amos Chas. carpenter, 7th b Main and Sycamore Amos John carpenter, Catharine b W. Row & John Ancutt Letitia, 5th below Wood Anderglass Andrew, laborer. Front b W. R. & John Anderson Enos, constable. Liberty al. n river E.L. Anderson Adam, E. Liberties 10 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Anderson Andrew, carpenter. East Liberties Anderson John, laborer. East Liberties Anderson Robert, clerk, Hastings & Knight Anderson Wm. lumber merchant, c Syc. and 2d Anderson Alonzo W carver, c Walnut and 3d, h 4th b Vine and Race Anderson Mrs. Bethiah, stockmaker, 4th W. of Mill Anderson Mrs. Elizabeth D. Longworth b Plumb and Western Row Anderson John, produce store. Front, h Longworth b Race and Elm Anderson Wm. laborer, boards at John Hams' Anderson Hugh, agent, Bicknell & Anderson Pitts­ burg, No. 20 Pearl Anderson John, laborer, h Sycamore Anderson John, 6th b Smith and Mound Anderson Thos. P. auction and commission store c Main & 6th, h 7th b Smith and Mound Anderson Cynthia Ann, widow, Kcmble b Western Row and John Anderson Wm. [Lamont 6,' A.) tailor, Main b 8th and 9th, boards at Ralph McKay's Andress Fred, paper maker, bds at J. Worthington's Andress John, Western Row b New Market & 7th Andress C. painter & glazier, George b Race && Elm Andrew John, cooper, 2d b Vine and Race Andrew Thos. laborer. Cherry alley b Race and Elm Andrew Ann, widow. Elm below Water Andrews A. H. superintendant. Pearl st. house Andrew Wm. engineer, h Longworth b Smith and Mound AndrcT^: Dr. J. P. [J. P. A. 6.- Co. Druggists) c 5th and Race, boards at Jesse Holland's Andrews Wm. boards at Mary Cady's Andrew'Benj.printingpressmaker,Syc.b5th&6th Anders Rupert, tailor, 6th b Syc. and B. Way Andrews Rupert, tanner, do do Andrews Mrs. Dudley, 4th b Main and Sycamore Annerson Charlotte, 6th E. of Broadway Annis Hamlet, E. Liberties, boards at J. Wilson's Annis Wm. river trader, c of Vine and Canal CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 11 Anspaugh John„ engineer', n c Mill and 3d Anthony Joshua, laborer. Main n Cor. Line Anthony Wm. laborer, Front n its junction with5th Antrim Joseph, cabinet maker, h rear S. Wo 6th and Elm Anvin Christopher, carpenter. Elm b 7th and New Market Apple Andrew S. boarding h. 4th b Main & Walnut Appleton Wm. W- boards at Broadway hotel April Gfeo. butcher and sausage maker Apenault Millinker, butcher, boards at John Hare's Arbuckie Jno. [J. P. Andrews^&r Co. druggistsc Race and 5th) boards at John Redhead's Archard Mrs. Laura, seamstress. Mill b 3 and 4th Armor John, auctioneer, alley b 6th & 7th W. Main Armor John, stone hauler, h Syc. n Cor. Line Armor George, cooper, boards at Ralph McKay's Armstrong.Mrs. c 5th and Pike Armstrong Robt. clerk, boards at Mrs. Hayden's Armstrong Mrs. New b 6th and 7th Armstrong Wm. shoemaker. Grove b 6th and 7th Armstrong Francis, shoemaker, b New and Grove Armstrong James, flour inspector. Walnut b Gano and 7th Armstrong Sanford L. flour inspector, boards at J. Armstrong's ArmstrongNathanl. tailor, boardsat J. Armstrong's Armstrong James M. coachmaker, do Armstrong Aaron, carpenter, George b Plumb and Western Row Armstrong John, captain steamer. Front n Race Armstrong Joseph, teamster. Cherry alley b Elm and Plumb Armstrong Saml. carpenter, boards at M. Gray's Armstrong J. S. boards at Pearl st. house Arnds Henry, boards at Thos. M. Farrar's Arnold Jos. water hauler. Cherry al. b Race & Elm Arnold Jos. laborer, 3d b Smith and Mill Arnold Sheffield, E. Liberties, boards at Baldwin's Arnold BeBJ.ibriekma*ker, boards at Mrs.C. Covert's Amot Jacob'brickmaker, London W- of Fulton Arnot David, do do do 12 CINCINNATI DIRECTCRY. Arstingstale Geo. livery stable, 2d a Broadway Arthurs Mrs. Mary, Longworth b Elm & Plumb Arthurs Saml. drayman, Longworth b Race&; Elm Arvin Elizabeth, widow, 3d b Mill & Wood Ashberr^ Mrs. milliner, 6th b Syc. and Broadway Ashford Wm. tailor, boards at Looker's Ashley Jno. tanner «fc currier, at S. Devon's yard Ashman Peter, laborer. Sycamore b 8th and 9.th Ashcraft Benj. D. blacksmith. East Liberties Ashcraft Richard, teamster. Friendship, b Pike and Butler Askew Parker, carpenter, boards at J. Pennington's Askins Wm. cabinet maker. Vine b 12th and 13th Aspinale Benj. clerk, Jno. Cotton Aspinale Jos. stonecutter, c Syc. and Woodward Athearn Frederick W. 5th b Race and Elm Atkins Mark, lumber dealer, elbow of canal Atkins Henry, cabinet maker, 9th b Vine & Race Atkins Isaac, carpenter, E. Liberties Atkins Lewis, teamster, do Atkin Wm. miller, 8th b Syc. and Broadway Atkinson Daniel, carpenter, boards at Aupperle's Atkinson Samuel, drayman. Race n Cor. Line Atkinson Joshua J. [Atkinson S^ Co.) broker. Main n 2d, h 4th n c Broadway Atkinson Isaac, coach trimmer, 5th b Vine &Race At Lee Saml. Yorke, attorney at law, Foote's Row, boards at Mrs. Bessom's Atsat Jos. laborer, Catharine W. of Fulton Attee Robt. shoemaker, 4th b W. Row and John Attee Wm. [A.

BABEINOER VALENTINE, coffee house, N. Liberties Babbinger Isaac, butcher, do Babbinger Abm. Gano b Walnut and Vine Babbit Calvin, 6th b Main and Walnut Bach Lewis, clerk, boards at Increase Morse's Bach Stephen, turner. Vine n Cor. Line N. L. BachelorDanl. carpenter, boards at D. K. Leavitt's Bachelor Jonathan R. carpenter, 4th b Western Row and John Bachelor Wm. house carpenter,3d bW. Row & John Bachelor John, pilot. Front n Plumb Bachelor Joseph, boards at J. Burns' Backenstoe Benj. wagon maker, W. R. b 3d& 4th Backus Henry, whitewasher, c 5th & W. Row- Bacon E. infant school teacher, under 2d Pres» ch. Badan Silas R. blacksmith, E. Liberties 14 CINCINNATI, DIRECTORY. Badgley Joseph, carpenter, brick yard Bser Ezra, carpenter, Jackson b l2th and 13th Baggott Thomas, butcher, c Fulton and Kembli* Bagley Wm. clerk, Ramsey & Vattier druggists Bailey Dr. Gamaliel, boards at Yv^m. Shand's Bailey Thomas, labourer, 7th b Plumb & W. Row Bailey Gamaliel, watch makel', Mainb 8th and 9th Bailey Saml. stone mason, c Race and 12th Bailey Charles, clerk, boards at E. Dodson's Bailey James, 2d b Elm and Plumb Bailey John, foaker, 3d b I^lm and Plumb Bailey .John, loan office 4th b Main and Sycamore, boards at Mrs. Hart's Bailey Ezra, carpenter, Smith b 4th and 5th Bailey Mrs. Lydia, seamstress, John b 4th and 5th Baird J. B. grocer, 5th b Walnut and Vine, h n c Sycamore and 5th Baird W. M. clerk, boards at .J. B. Baird's Baird W. A. clerk, boards at Mrs. Martha Stall's Baisley John, boards at H. Howard's Baker Nathan, [B. S,- Tunis) lumber merchant, 5th b Vine and Race, h George b Race and Elm Baker Isaac, coal dealer, on Canal above 12th Baker Wm. painter and glazier. Walnut b Canal and 12th Baker Caspel, labourer, Macalester b 4th and 5th Baker Mrs. Margaret, Sycamore b 6th and 7th Baker Lewis, [B. chants, Pearl, residing at Pitts- Bakewell John, ) burg. Pa. Bakewell Thos. W. engineer, n c 4th and B. way Baldridge James, iron merchant,Main b Front and 2d, h 5th b Race and Elm Baldwin Moses, Saddler, 6th b Elm and Plumb Baldwin Thos. F. tanner & cnrrier. No. 196 Main Baldwin Samuel, carpenter, 9th b Race and Elm Baldwin Almond, sign pmnter, c Court and Main,, h Conrt b Vina and Race CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 15 Baldwin John, boards at Levi Osborne's Baldwin H. clerk, A. G. Gano, bds. at Main st. hotel Baldwin Wm.paver. Friendship b Lawrence & Pike Baldwin Philander, grocer, 2d dr. above P. O. E.L. Baliff Phineas, carpenter E. Liberties, h Market Ball Nelson, potter, brickyard, n Catharine Ball 3Irs. 3d b Main and Syc. Ball Adam, grocer, head of Vine, N. Liberties Ball Mrs. Susan, Race b 4th and 5th Ball Saml. cabinet maker, c John and 5th Ball Fleming, [Candler, B. Sf Co.) hat store, Main n Pearl, h 4th b Elm and Plumb Ballence John, morocco dresser, Canal b Vine and Race, boards at J. L. 3Ierchant's Ballow Thomas, painter, New, E. Broadway Ballow John, carpenter, 8th b Main and Syc. Banbous R. N. boards at G. Fisher's Banks Hiram, boiler maker, E. end 5th Banman Peter, millwright, .5th below Mound Bannister John P. upholsterer, 4th b Main & Wal. Banton Vrm. T. livery stable, 6th b Elm and Plumb h 5th b Plumb and Western Row Barant M. laborer, X. Liberties Barber Ichal, miller, 8th b Syc. and Broadway Barchey Joseph, laborer, boards at Bell's Barcus Isaac, laborer, N. Liberties Barden Henry, laborer. Canal Barden Henry, carpenter, boards at Jno. Young's Bargelt John, tobacconist, Harrison E. of B. Way Barger Henry, blacksmith, alley b 4th and 5th Barger Mary, widow. Vine n 13th Barker Wm. B. Elm n Cor. Line Barker .John, mason, 4th b Smith and John Barker Wm. E. blacksmith. Mill b 3d and 4th Barklow James, carpenter, n toll gate E. L. Barley, Raymond grocer. Vine n Cor. Line E. L. Barmore Stephen, J. P,. E. Liberties Barrhore Dav. ship carpenter, above toll gateE. JJ. Barnard R. drayman, al. b Race & Elm n Cor. L. Barnard Mrs. Eunice, 4th b Elm and Plumb Barnes Dr. C. office c 6th and Walnut 16 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Barnes Dr. Wm. Exchange alley b Main and Syc. Barnes John, ropemaker, c W. Row and Court Barnes Joel, machinist, 13th b Vine and Race Barnes Thos. laborer. Race b Canal and 12th Barnes Mrs. Mary, Longworth b Elm and Plumb Barnes W. F. clerk, Cfane, Beach & Co. boards at Joanna Hamilton's Barnes C. P. Ohio book store Main, h Sycamore b 6th and 7th Barnes Saml. coachmaker, boards at Thos. Hunes' Barney Burchell J. printer. Elm b N. Market & 9th Barnum H. L. & H. S. Ohio book store. Main b 5th and 6th Barnwell Mrs. Ellen, 5th bVine and Race Barr Wm. Mound b George and 7th Barr Robt. carpenter, E. Liberties Barrett Nathan, saddler, c Longworth and Plumb Barring Bolser, cordwainer. Canal b Elm & Plumb Barring Elizabeth, widow. Canal b Race and Elm Barry Wm. B. grocer, c Water and Race Barta Henry, Main b Abigail and Canal Bartle , London, n Mill creek Bartleson Enoch, publisher of Covington Inquirer, boards at Mrs. M. Lloyd's Bartlett John, clerk, W. G. Orr Bartlett Nathaniel, liquor store, Main b 5th a'hd 6th, h 7th b Race and Elm Bartlett Wm. sash and blind maker, boards at Wm. Wallace's Bartlett Peleg, carpenter, Syc. b 6th and 7th Bartlett John, clerk, boards at Mrs. Gillillan's Bartlett Henry do do Barwise W. horse auctioneer. Court b Main& WaJ. Barwise Thos. H. carpenter, Abigail b Main & Syc. Barwise Miss, 5th n Pike Bassfield Miss Mary, c W. Row and 5th Bassett Wm. boiler maker, boards at J. Houghs* Bassett John, grocer, 9th b Main and Syc. boards at Jno. Hare's Bassett Mrs. 7th b Syc. and Broadway Bassett David, saddle tree manufacturer, boards at R. Cox's CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 17 Bassett Michael, carpenter, E. Liberties Batchelor Danl. carpenter, boards at D. K. Leavitt's Bateman Wm. teamster, c 5th and Macalester Bateman Thos. carpenter. New b Syc. & B. Way Bates Jas. S. hatter, boards atE. Putnam's Bates Caleb, [C. 6^ J. B.) druggist. No. 5 Noble's Row, Main, h4thb Vine and Race Bates Jon. do do do do Bates Joseph, fur store. Main b Front and 2d Bates Joseph, livery stable Walnut b 5th and 6th Bates John, liquor store, c 2d &Main, coffee house c 3d and Main Battersby Saml. carpenter, c Vine and Court Battist Nicholas, wood sawyer, alley b 7th and 8th Sycamore and Broadway Battker Maria A. widQ,w, c 9th and St. Clair Bauhman Frederick, coffee house. Sycamore b 2d and L. Market Baum Jacob, boards at Mrs. Baum's Baum Mrs. High, E. of Canal Baumgartner Frederick, laborer, N. Liberties Baumgartner Jacob laborer, 13th b Vine and Race Baumgartner Jacob, coffee house Main N. of Canal Baushear Abram, Front b Smith and Mill Baxter James, works with Byers, E. Liberties Beach Wood R. [Crane, B. &/• Co.) merchant. Main b Front and 2d, boards at Cincinnati Hotel Beach Joseph, laborer, 3d b Smith and Mill Beaker Frederick, tailor, 5th b Main and Walnut Bealer Henry, baker, Front b Elm and Plumb Bealer Frederick, laborer. Vine n Cor. Line Beall Edmund, cabinet maker Main b 8th and 9th Beall Wm. B. hat manufacturer. Main b 5th & 6th Beall John, carpenter. Woodward b Main and Syc. Beall Henry, hatter, do do Beamish Wm. boards at J. Hulse's Main Beaman Justus, grocer, c Plumb and Longworth Bean Thos. laborer, W. Row n hospital Beatty James, boards at Joseph Debott's Beatty Alex. Water b Vine and Race Beauchamp Mrs. Sarah, Longworth b Elm & Plumb Beaver Eliz. widow, grocer, 6th b Plumb & W. Row 18 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Beck George, laborer. Canal b Ell,n and Plumb Beck Christopher, boards at Geo. F. Beck's Beck John, laboi-er. Vine n Cor. Line Beck Geo. F. baker. Canal b Vine and Race Beckman Harmon, laborer, Abigail b Syc. «Sc B.Way Beckman Henry, boards at Harmon Bookman's Beckwith Ezekiel, carpenter, above toll gate E. L, Beckwith Mrs. Broadway b 6th and New Bee James, carter, 5th b Broadway and Pike Beecher, Rev. Lyman, President Lane College, h Walnut Hills Beecher Misses, seminary, c 4th & Syc, boards at Mrs. S. Wright's Beers Mrs. Emma, milliner, 4th b 3Iain and Walnut BeekerSaml. hatter, boards at Hiram Green's Beeker Frederick, tailor, 5th b Main and Walnut Begealy Peter, shoemaker, bds atN.Hornberger's Beggs John, coffee house, c Front and Ludlow Beevor Wm. grocery, N. Liberties Belch Saml. butcher, boards at E. Todhunter's Belknap Henry P. carpenter, W. Row b 4th & 5th Bell Fountain, mason, ;M E. of Mill BeH Walter, labourer, 6th b W. Row and John Bell S. [Steele 8f B.) h Longworth b Smith & Mound Bell Davis, carpenter, 5th E. of Broadway Bell Joseph, laborer, n Washington Brewery E. L. Belort Edward, laborer, boards at J. Hollaway's Belser Chas. grocer, 6th b Pluml) and W. Row Ben Saml. Kemble W. of Fulton Beninger Martin, coffee house. Front b Broadway and Ludlow Benedict Thos. Vine, b N. Canal and 12th Bemes Elijah, type founder, Harrison Bennett Mrs. Mary, seamstress, 6th b Elm & Plumb Bennington Jas. shoemaker, c Broadway and New Benso Anthony, plasterer, 2d b Race and Elm Benson Peter, cashier U.S. bank. Pearl st house Bensoo David P. teller do do Benson Danl. cooper, 12th W. of Plumb Bentley Mrs. Syc. b 7th and 8th Bentley A. W. [Davie (S- J5.) merchant tailor. Main b 3d and 4th CINCIINNATI DIRECTORY. 19 Beockonstros ——, 5th b Broadway and Pike Bereman John, cartman, c Woodward & B. Way Bereman John, blacksmith, E. Liberties Beresford R,. [R. Bishop Lyman, boards at Andrew Adams' Bishop Mrs. Mary, 4th b Plumb and W- Row Bissell, J.N. [MClury &f B.) Canal b Main and Sycamore, h Race b 4th and 5th Black J. A. China store. No. 194 Main Black Wm. H. 5th b John and Smith Blachley J. W. [Spencer, Strong Sr B.) merchant. Pearl, h Sycamore b 5th and 6th Blachley Oliver B.[B., Wells 6r Simpson) merchant. Pearl, h Sycamore b 5th and 6th Blackburn Dr. J. botanist, bds. at B. Van Winkle's Blackburn John, plumber and hydrant maker, 5th b Main and Sycamore' Blackburn Edward, piano forte maker, Harrison Blackburn David, Brickmaker, n brickyard &6th Biackman Reuben,laborer, Abigail bSyc.&B. W. Blackstone Wm. boards at G. Fisher's Blades P. S. paver, Abigail b Syc. and B. Way Blades Benj. paver, boards at Patrick Downy's Blakely Mrs. Jane, 3d b Smith and Mill Blakesly Harper, clock maker. Race' Blain Josiah C.blacksmith,bds at G. W.Garretson's Blair Andrew J. clerk. Reeves Ifc M'Lean, boards at Wm. M'Lean's Blair John M. brickmason, boards at A. Thorp's Blair Annanias brick mason. Plumb b Fronts 2d Blair Joseph, bricklayer, Cherry al.bElmdc Plumb Blanchard Joshua laborer, c Vine and Front Bland Robert, stone cutter, B. Way b 6th and 7th Bland Wm. stone cutter, boards at E. Wandsford'a Bland James, cooper, do do CINCINNATI DIRECTORY, 21 Blany Charles, merchant, B. Way b Front and 2d Blasbole Henry, laborer, Abigail b Syc. & B. Way Bliss Henry, school teacher, N. Liberties Block E. merchant, 5th b Main and Walnut Blodget Darius, cabinet warerooms, Main b 5th & 6th, boards at C. P. Barnes' Blossom H. P. coffee house, 2d b Main and Syc. Blow John, finisher, E. Liberties Blue Mrs. Sarah, New E. of Broadway Blue Wilson, waiter, 7th b Syc. and Broadway Blumensteil F tailor 6th b Elm and Plumb Blumenstiel , shoemaker, 6th b Elm & Plumb Blunk Mr. wagon maker, boards at coffee h. N. L. Blunk G. at D. Eckert's Boardman Jacob, Front b Broadway and Ludlow Boardman Wm. copper smith Boardman Chas. salesman, J. Bate's fur Store, bda at E Coffins Bodkin Alexander, deputy sheriff, bds. Main st. hotel Bodley Thomas, carpenter, 7th b Syc. & B. Way Bodley Anthony P. carpenter. Walnut n Canal Boegal George, laborer. Vine b N. Canal and 13th Bogart Peter, painter, boards at Mrs. S. Moore's Bogart Isaac, do do do Bogett George, gardener, W. Liberties Bogett Peter, do do Boggs Robt. chandler and soap boiler. Water b Plumb and Western Row Bolie David, laborer, n c Mercer b Walnut & Vine Bolles James, boards at Mrs- M'Bright's BoUes James H. boards at G. Fisher's Bolles Wm. gardener, 12th b Vine and Race Boll Maddis, laboi*r, al. b Main & Wal. n Cor. Line Bollman Jos, cabinet maker. Front b Pike & Butler Bolser Saml, grocer, c 8th and Main Bolt Conrad, laborer, 12th b Walnut and Vine Bolton Louisa, widow, George, b Plumb &W. Row Bolton James, drayman, b N. Canal and 12th Bomdrick Diedrich, laborer, alley b Court & Canal Bond Saml. cabinet maker, C. D. Leman & Co. boards at Mrs. Tomlinson's 22 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Bond Wm. printer, boards at J. E. Tyler's Bond Merican, 5th b Race and Elm Bonkard Philip, saddler, alley b 5 h and 6th Main and Syc. Bonnell A. C. boards at Broadway hotel Bonner Dr. Hugh, dffice and h Syc. b 4th and 5th Bonner John, clothing store. Front b Syc. and'B. Way, boards at S. Bonner's Bonner Fran, laborer,al.b7th&8th Syc. &B.way Bonsall Saml. N. 4th b John and Smith Bonsall Joseph, lumber merchant, c 4th and John, h 4th b Western Row and John Bonte John, [P. J. 6r J. B.) cordage manufacturer, head of Main, store Front b Main and Syc. Bonte Peter J. do do do Boon Joseph, drayman, n c Syc and Abigail Boove Jacob, alley b Western Row and John George and 7th Boots Benj. carpenter, Race b Court and Canal Boots Saml. carpenter, John b 4th and 5th Borden Saml. grocer, L. Marketb Syc. and B. Way Borden Joseph, clerk, c Friendship and Pike Borden Mrs. Dorcas, c Ludlow and Lawrence Borer George, laborer, Race n Cor. Line Borfman Jacob, painter, c Franklin and Syc. Borland Wm. boards'at Dr. R. Willard's Borton Jacob, school teacher, Russell's alley b 4th and 5th W. of Elm Boss Harriet, widow, Sisson's alley b & Vine Race Boss Adam, laborer, N. Liberties Bostwick Mrs. Eliz. Congress b Pike & Lawrence Boswell Andrew, finisher, c Water and Plumb, h Front b Elm and Plumb Boun O. widow. Vine b N. Canal and 12th Bouche Charles P. Longworth b Elm and Plumb Bowdle Danl. clerk, office Walnut b Gano and 7th Bowen George G. cabinet shop, 2d near Syc. h Elm b Water and river Bowen Thos, drayman, back of Race b 2d and 3d Bowen Aaron S. clerk, U. S. bank, 4th b John and Smith CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 2S Bowers John, 2d b Race and Elm Bowers Saml. carpenter, 6 th b Elm and Plumb Bowers Lewis, stone mason 2d above Church E.L. Bower Wm. laborer, at J. Shinn's Bowler Christian, Friendship b Lawrence and Pike Bovler Vwn. clerk, Goodman & Emerson, boards Mrs. E. Gibbs' Bowler Robt. B. [Foote 6f B.) merchant, X"o. 25 Pearl, boards at Pearl st. house Bowler Saml. N. qlerk, i^oot & Bowler, boards at Pearl st house Bowlin Jesse, shoemaker, Syc. b 7th and 8th Bowman Henry, butcher. Deer Creek Bowring John, drayman, John b 3d and 4th Boyce Mrs. Celia, c Longworth and John Boyce Charles F. dentist, 5th b Main and Syc, h Lodge alley b 6th and 7th Boyce John, laborer. Vine b Water and Front Boyd Henry, carpenter, X'ew b Syc. and B. Way Boyd Allen, Lodge's alley b 5th and 6th Boyd Mrs. E. milliner, Main b Sd and 4th Boyd Mary, widow, c Vine and Gano Boyd Thomas, Main b ?d and 4th Boyer Wm. laborer, n Cor. Line Boyland B. merchant. Main b 4th and 5th boards at Dennison's Boyle Wm. B. stone mason, Front b Vine &>Race Bracken Mrs. Margaret, n c ^eyr 'and Broadway Bracken Jas. R. clerk, boards at Mrs. M.Bracken's Brackman Henry, confectioner. Pearl b Main and Walnut, h Baker b Walnut and Vine Bradbury Cornelius S. Main b 7th and 8th Braddock Ira, cabinet maker, boards at W. Mont­ gomery's Bradford C. D. drug store. Front b Syc and Broad­ way, boards at S. Palmer's Bradford Samuel, clerk, Baldridge, boards at J. Hamilton's Bradford David clothier, Symmes b Pike & Law. Bradford Wm. [D.Sf JT.iS.) wool carders, Congress Bradford Claudius, professor in Woodward High School, c Franklin and Broadway 24 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Bradley William, tailor, boards at M. Jlamer's Bradley Hiram, laborer, D: Creek opposite New Bradley Saml. George, b Plumb and W Row Bradwell Jacob, 6th b Main and Walnut Brady Mrs. Biddy, New, E. of Broadway Brady Dr. John, New b Syc. and Broadway Brady Joseph, carpenter, c 4th and Syc. Brady Peter, laborer, alley b8th and 9th Main and Sycamore Brainbridge George, baker c 8th and B. Way Brainard Rev Thos. editor Cincinnati Journal, 187 Main, h c Vine and 13th Bramble Major, ship carpenter, E. Liberties Brandyway Henry, laborer, Abigail b Syc..& B.Way Brannan Thos. laborer, New b Syc& Grove Brannon George, Walnut b Front and 2d Brannon John,drayman, Sisson'sal. b Race & Vine Brannon James, clerk, Irwin & Whiteman Brasher Robt. C. produce store, 9th b Vine & Race Bray S. G. clerk, boards at Broadway hotel Brazee H. P. grocer, n c Main and Canal Brent Wm. A. opposite Herron's grocery Breslin Mrs. Ann boarding house, Longworth b Vine and Race Breson , mason Canal b 8th and 9th Brester Charles, boards at Michael Fowler's Brewer Tunis, carpenter W. Row b 3d and 4th Brewer Abram, tinner, Macalester b 4th and 5th Brewster Bowen, c Front and Lawrence Brewster John, Kemble W of Fulton Brewster William, boards at E. Harrison's Brewster Jeremiah, boards at J Carr's Brice'James, chair maker, boards at C. W- James Bride James W. clerk, boards at John Estnor's Bridgart Piamuel, boards at Wm. Clark's Briggs William, W. Row b London and Kemble Brigham Marcus, boards at C. Fisher's Brigham Matthias, tailor, 3d b Race and Elm Brine John, tailor, George b W, Row and John Brinkley John, plasterer. Water b Vine and Race Brinkner Henry, boarding house, opposite Wash­ ington brewery CINCINVATl DIRECTORY. 25 pritt Peter, carpe iter. Front b Vine and Race Brittle Samuel, engineer. Water b John & Smith Britton Joseph, pork merchant. Court b Main and Sycamore, h Abigail b Main and Sycamore Britton Adam, tanner & currier, works at Devoii's Broaddus Robt. shoe store, b Vine and Race, bds. at J. H. Holland's Broaddus Reuben, carpenter, 5th below the Mound Broadwell Lewis, 5th b Plumb and W. Row Broadwell Jacob, 6th b Main and Walnut Broadwell J. P. clerk, H. S. Kellogg's Broadwell Mahlan, wagon maker, E. Liberties Broadwell Jacob, Jr. [J. Sr C. B.) ship chandler, c Front and Syc. h Syc. b 4th and 5th Broadwell Cyrus,[J. 6^ CB.)ship chandler, c Front and Syc, h Broadway b Fron#and 2d Brockwell Joseph, laborer, opposite Baldwin's gro­ cery, E. Liberties Bromwell William, wire factory. Walnut b Pearl and 3d, h Race b 2d and 3d Bronkner Henry, beer house, opposite Washington brewery Bronson Zenus, machinist, E. Liberties Brooks Josh, laborer, Herron's Row above D. cr. bdg Brooks J. W. clerk, boards at Wm. Nelson's Brooks George, plumber, Thomas Lawson Brooks John, finisher, boards at Slough's Brooks Mrs. Rachel, h over Williams' store c 2d and Ludlow Brooks John, teamster. Frontb Plumb and W.Row Brooks Sarah, Front b Smith and Mill Brooks Moses, lumber merchant. Elm b 4th and 5th Brooks E. V. livery stable. Race b Longworth and 6th, h 5th b Western Row and John Brooks Thomas, carpenter, 6th b Walnut & Vine Brooks -, clerk, Pulaski Smith Brotherton Mrs. Mary, 5th b Race and Elm Broton Timothy, c 4th and Western Row Brown George, carpenter, boards at Mrs. Swail's 2d Brown W.N. clerk, G. Smith, bds. at Mrs. Eaton's Brown Robt. carpenter. Friendship b Lawrence and Pike 26 CINCINNATI DIRE*TORY. Brown Isaac D. laborer, c Lawr«fnce & Congress Brown John, ship carpenter, E. Liberties Brown Robert, boarding house, c Vine & Water Brown George, laborer, 2d b Race and Elm Brown William, X. Liberties Brown James, n bridge N. Liberties Brown A. C. card manufacturer, c Pearl and Main h Elm b 4th and 5th Brown Jacobs merchant, 5th b Main and Walnut, h Longworth b Elm and Plumb Brown George, grocer, 6th b Elm and Plumb Brown John, carpenter, c W. Row and LcngY^orth Brown W- P. plane maker, boards at A. Brestin's Brown .John, grocer, n junction Front and 5th Brown Robert, sen. Walnut b 6th and Gano Brown Robert, ir. clerk, boards at R. Brov/n'ssen. Brown James, clerk, do do Brown Sevillian, carpenter, Gano b Walnut & Vine Brown Robert, carpenter, Elm b 6th and Geoi'ge Brawn Joseph, printer, 7th b IMumb and u' Row Brown John, carpenter, c Fulton and Richmond Brown William, butcher, W. Row b Kemble and Catharine Brown jMatthew, cabinet maker, 7th b Race & Elm Brown Origin, carpenter, 9th b Elm and Plumb Brown William, carpenter, boards at T. Greenlee's Brown Joseph, butcher, Yvestern Row b Catharine and Elizabeth Brown William, brickmaker, Plumb n hospital Brown John, coffee house. Canal b Vine and Race Brown David J. clerk. Walnut N. of Canal Brown .John, plasterer, ISth b Main and Walnut Brown Daniel, boards at Levi Osborn's Brown William, tailor. Elm n Cor. Line Brown John, plasterer, N. Liberties Brown Jackson, shoemaker, D. Creek n Cor. Line Brown Stephen G. boards at E Putnam's Brown Warren, carpenter. New E. of Broadway Brown Homer, cabinet maker, bds atMrs. Laporte's Brown Mrs. Rhoda, tailoress, Syc. b 7th and 8th Brown Edward, c Webster and Sycamore Browne S. J. Bellevue House, N. Liberties CINCir NAT! DIRECTORY. 27 Bruce David, coafchmaker, E. Front Bruce Henry, porter, U. S. bank Bruce William, cordwainer, 6th b Elm and Plumb Bruner Francis, laborer, Vine N. of 13th Brunsel Thomas, cooper, boards at L. Russell's Brunson Daniel, painter, Harrison Bryan James, ship carpenter, above church E. L. Bryant Stephen, carpenter, b Butler & D. cr. bdge. Bryant Silas, gun smith. Walnut b 5th and 6th Bryant James, gardener, c 7th and Mound Bryant Mrs. Rachel, Broadway b 6th and 7th Bryant Adrian, saddle tree maker, boards at J. Kendall's Bryant Ira, hatter, boards at J. Dean's Bryne Patrick, painter, boards at Thos. Conelly's Buchanan Robert, [C. Macalester cV Co.) Front b Main and Syc, h Broadway b 4th and 5th Buck 3Irs. c Sycamore and Abigail l^uckley George, [B. i.S- De Forest) book binder, 5th b Main and Walnut, h Main b 6lh and 7th Buckman David, coffee house, 2d b Broadway and Ludlow Budd Mrs. Mary, 6th n Mound Budd Jos. fence maker, N. of Front n M. creek bdge. Budkie Conrad, cabinet maker, E. Beal's Buel Leon.[B.Sr Williams) tailor,hds. 3.1 W. Jones' Buford John, blacksmith, boards at Mrs. Stratton's Berchler Christian, Main b 8th and 9th Bullis John, (JB. Sr Taylor,) tanner and currier. Main b 4th and 5th Burcher, M. laborer, c Main and Woodward Burden Henry, No. 21 Main b Front and 2d Burdsal Samuel, druggist, n c Front and Vine Burdsall Caleb S. [B. Sr Co.) druggist, c 5th and Main h George b Race and Elm Burdsall James, (B. Sr Davis) pork merchant c 6th and Sycamore, h Walnut hills Burgan Simpson, drayman, boards at L. Cole's Burgansmith Henry, laborer, b Woodward & B. W. Burgess Nicholas, cordwainer, bds. at J. Calcum's Burgess Isaac, Walnut b 4th and 5th 28 CINCINNATI DIRBCTORY. Burgess Robert, laborer, boardsl at A Lucas' Burget Danl. laborer, Richmond, b W. Row & John Burgoyne John,(i/. SrJ. 5.) Associate Judge Hamil­ ton county Court, N. Liberties Burgoyne Joseph, [J. Sr J. B.) J. P., grocer, N. L Burgoyne Erastus, clerk, J. & J. B. Burk George tanner. Main b Abigail and Canal Burke William, P. M. Vine b 4th and 5th Burley Mrs. F. boards at Mrs. Hayden's Burley Washington, clerk, boards at Mrs. Hayden,s Burley Marshall, Kemble b John and Smith Burley Thos. clerk, U. S. bank, bds. at Mrs. Thomas' Burnell George, painter, boards at Slough's Burnet Fidel, cordwainer 7th b Smith and Mound Burnet Jacob, c Elm and 7th Burnet George W. at Jacob Burnet's Burnet Robert W [Shillito Sr B.) merchant. Main b 4th and 5th, at J. Burnet's Burnet Thomas, drayman Friendship Burnet I. G. clerk Supreme court, n c Main and Abigail Burnham William A. window hanger, Catharine b Western Row and John Burnham C. window hanger, bds. at W. Burnham's Burns Jesse, coffee house. Elm n river Burns John, huckster. Vine n Cor. Line N. L. Burns Margaret, widow, c Smith and Kemble Burns Nicholas, baker, c Ludlow and Congress Burns James, butcher, D. creek n Cor. Line Burns Mrs. Eliz. boarding house Walnut b 5th & 6th Burnside Dan. cabinet maker, n junction 3d & Front Burrows Stephen, lumber merchant, 2d n Walnut Burrows -Theodore, 2d n Walnut Burr William, Front below 5th Burr George, tanner, n Canal N. Liberties Burt C. W- tailor. Lodge alley b 5th and 6th Burt John, tanner and currier, bds. at J. Hughes' Burt Conrad, laborer, c 5th and Wood Burt Rev. John, editorof the Standard, Longworth b Race and Elm Burton David, tinner, Race b 4th and 5th CINCIN^ ATI DIRECTORY. 29 Bush Z. carman, 8t»4 b Sycamore and Broadway Bushman F. laborer, head of Main Busk Henry, watch maker. Main b Canal & Abigail Busk Hannan, laborer, boards at H. Busk's Busk B. do do do Buskirk Mrs. North b 6th and New Butcher Charles, laborer, alley back of Broadway hotel b Front and 2d Butcher John, butcher, n Deer creek & Broadway Butcher George, brush manufacturer, c Abigail and Woodward Butler Thomas, laborer, 6th b W. Row and John Butler William, 4th b Race and Elm Butler Jeremiah, grocer, Front b 3Iain and Wal­ nut, h Elm b 4th and 5th Butler James, grocer. Front b 3Iain and Walnut, boards at Jeremiah Butler's Butler Mrs. Ann, 6th b Walnut and Vine Butler Uriah, grocer, 7th b John and Smith Butler Lorenzo, carpenter, boards at U. Butler's Butterfield Thomas, paver, n c Green and Race Butterfield James, [J. A. Sr J. B.) grocer, above Cor. Line E. Liberties Butterfield Ira, deputy marshal, boards at Kautz's Butts Samuel, drayman, Front b Race and Elm Butterworth Robert, polisher, alley b 7th and 8tb Sycamore andBroadvvay Byers David, blacksmith, bds. at Marg. Shearer's Byers Mrs. Mary, 2d b Main and Walnut Byers James, tanner, n Indian Q,ueen hotel E. L. Byington Zebulon, coffee h. Main b 9th and Court Byington William H. clerk, J. Coleman's, boards at Court Exchange Byington Charles A. boards at Court Exchange Byington Edward A. engineer, do Byland William, ship carpenter, High Byram Samuel, drayman. Plumb b Front and 2d Byrne Morris W- wholesale grocer. Front b Main and Walnut, h Main b 7th and 8th Byrne James, clerk, boards at M. W. Byrne's Byrne Robert, engineer on S. B. Huntsman, Rus­ sell's alley b 4th and 5th 30 CINCINNATI DI ll..«.CT OR Y.­ Byrne Jacob, laborer. Vine b N. Canal and 12ttf Byron John, innkeeper, 6th b Plumb and W. Row Bywaters Robert, mason, boards at Lambert Cole's

CADY MRS. MARY, boarding h. 5th b Walnut & Vine Cady David K. grocer, c 5th and Walnut, h 6th b Main and Walnut Cafferty Joseph, blacksmith, boards at J. Young's Cain James, laborer, 7th b Plumb and W- Row Cain P9,trick, laborer, Main n Cor. Line Cain Martin, butcher, Broadway b 8th and 9th Cain Isaac, Main b Canal and Abigail Caizey Stephen, butcher. Canal b 8th and 9th Caldwell D. carpenter, Longworth b Plumb and Western Row CalvertGeorge, (C. Sr Tibbatts) comb manufacturer, Walnut b Gano and 7th Camac P. S. [J. Walker Sr Co.) merchant. Main b L. Market and 2d, boards at W. Dennison's Cameron Donald, piano forte malier. Walnut b 5th and 6th Cameron J. [J. C. Sr Wilson,) saddler. Main b 3d and 4th, boards at Mrs. Guthrie's Cameron William, carpenter, 7th b Main and Syc. Cameron Robert, drayman. Plumb b Front & 2d Campbell, Peter, boards at Cincinnati hotel Campbell Hiram, laborer, E. Liberties Campbell William, gardener, do Campbell Daniel, High n Cor. Line Campbell Lemuel, grocer, 6th b Elm and Plumb Campbell William, drayman, 6th b Smith & Mound Campbell Keziah, widow, seamstress, 6th b Smith and Mound Campbell Elizabeth, seamstress, George b Western Row and John Campbell Elijah, drayman, c 7th and John Campbell James, drayman, 7th b John & Smith Campbell Benjamin, grocer,Main opposite E.Court Campbell Henry, laborer, c Walnut and 13th Campbell Hugh, stone mason, W. Liberties CINCINNATI DIRKCTORY. 31 Campbell John, carpenter, N. Liberties Campbell Alexander, carpenter,5th b Wal.&: Vine Campfield George, blacksmith, c B. Way & D. cr. Cannady Charles, laborer. Woodward b Sycamore and Broadway Candler Samuel M. [C, Ball Sr Co.) hat store, 95 Main, h Race b 4th and 5th Canair Daniel, brewer, Riley's brewery Cane John, brick maker, boards at Mrs. M. Young's Cane Thomas, clerk. Hartshorn and Childs Cannon Park, carpenter, 3d n Plumb Cannon Hughuet R. grocer, 6th b Plumb &z, W. Row Cannon Robert, drayman. Plumb b Front and 2d Cannon Elizabeth, v.idow, 12th b Race and Elm Cannon Robert, shoemaker, n Race b 2d and J3d Capoot Peter, cooper. Walnut b Front and 2d Capp Mrs. boards at 3Irs. R. Coleman's Capp Henry, turnkey at jail, bds at J.Montgomery's Cardnell John, shoe maker, Abigail bSyc.& B.W- Carlisle George, [C. Sr White) wholesale merchant, Pearl, boards at J. Hamilton's Carl R. widow, boarding house, Walnut b 3d & 4th Carmer Thomas, No. 13 Johnston's Row 5th Carman James, laborer, Congress b Broadway and Ludlow Carman Caleb, sawyer, c 2d and Ludlow Carman Eli, teamster, 3d b W- Row and John Carme Charles, stone mason, boards at Mrs. Crane's Carnes Adolphus, grocer, 6th b Plumb and W. Row Carnes Peter, laborer, Catharine W. of Fulton Carneham John, Friendship coffee house W. L. Carpenter Mordecai C. Longworth b Plumb and Western Row Carpenter Ezra, dairyman. Western Row b Catha­ rine and Richmond Carpenter Calvin, boards at E. Carpenter's Carpenter Walter, do do Carr John, 3d b Main and Sycamore Carr Mrs. Mary, boarding h. c Syc. «Sc L. Market Carr George, river trader, William b Elm & Plumb Carr Thomas, gardener, c W- Row and Canal Carr Patrick, laborer. New b Syc. and B. Way 32 CINCINNATI DlRiaCTORY. Carr James, mason. New b Syc and Broadway Carr Mrs. Phebe, Longworth b Plumb «&; W. Row Carr John, shoe store. Main b 5th and 6th, h alley b 6th and 7th Main and Sycamore CarrG. cooper, boards at W. Jackson's, N. L. Carr Mrs. F.3db Main and Sycamore Carrick Phebe, widow. Front b Race and Elm Carrigan John, tailor, c Plumb and 7th Carrigan Miss Elizabeth, grocer, c Front and Race Carroll Hercules, boards at J. Looker's, L. Market Carsener Caspar, boards at Saml. Rape's Carson William, c John and 6th Carson John, blacksmith, junction of Front and 5th Carson Robert, shoemaker. Lodge alley b 5th &, 6th Carson John, baker. Walnut b 2d and 3d Carter Walter M. shoemaker, E. Liberties Carter James, laborer, boards at John Harris' Carter Thomas, river trader. Elm b Front and 2d Carter Elijah, commission ware house, Front nB. Way, h Water b Race and Elm Carter Francis, boatman, Harrison Carter Lewis, plane maker, X^ew Market b Vine and Race Carter James, boards at Mrs. P. Parson's Carter Ephraim, Syc. b 4th and 5th Carter George, clerk, Dennison's Carter Charles, clerk, R. Haughton Cartwright He/ekiah, carpenter, Friendship, b Lawrence and Pike Cartwright Joseph, [C. Sr Bakewell) /Etna foundry. Pike b Symmes and Congress Cartwright , painter, boards at Mrs. Covert's Carver Margaret, widow, Green n Elm Carver William R. carpenter, h &D shop 2d b Syc. and Broadway Carver John H. blacksmith. Front, h Pike b Con-. gress and Symmes Cary Dr. Orson, office Broadway b Front and 2d, boards at Broadway hotel Cary James H. painter, 6th b W. Row and John Case Dominick, laborer, alley b Main and Walnut n Cor. Line CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 33 Caslaree John, labprer, boards at Mulligan's, c Front and Ludlow Cassat D. C. tanner and currier, c Main & Woodward Cassat Francis, blacksmith, Main b Woodward and Abigail Cassidy Lee, teamster. Race b Court and 9th Cassily Michael P. n c Broadway and 4th Castle Sarah, widow, Catharine b W. Row & John Castle Israel, carpenter, Longworth b Smith and Mound Caswell Danl. J. attorney at Law, 3d n Main, h 4th n Broadway Caswell William, 5th b Broadway and Pike Catell Joel, carpenter, E. end of 8th Cathel John, carpenter, 7th b Race and Elm Catley John, sawyer, n c 7th and Sycamore Catt George, bell hanger. Vine b 6th & Longworth Cattermole Henry, grocery and fruit store, c 5th and Lodge alley Cauffman Joseph, cooper, N. Liberties Cavender Charles, tanner and currier. New bSyc and Broadway Cayler Henry, potter, .5th b Vine and Race Center Lockwood J. carpenter, Richmond b Kem­ ble and Fulton Chafee Benj. laborer, 5th b John and Smith Chalmer Andrew, engineer, Front n junction 5th Chalten John H. blacksmith. Vine n Cor. Line Chamberlain Lewis, hatter, boards at Mrs. Oliver's Chamberlain M. turner, boards at C. W. James' Chamberlain Dr. Jas. L. 6th b Smith and John Chambers John, Smith b 4th and 5th Chambers David, boarding house. Pike b Congress and Symmes Chambers John, laborer, N. Liberties Champing Elizabeth, widow, Richmond b Smith and Fulton Chandler Thompson, clerk, W. P. Richards, boards at Mrs. Eaton's, Broadway Chandler Unit, druggist, Main b 6lh and 7th, h c Race and Elm 34 CINCINNATI DIISIECTORY. Chandler Charles, clerk, C. & J. Crawford's, boards at City hotel Chancy Thos. carpenter, boards at Wm. Dennisorf* Channing E. boards at J. R. Coolidge's Chappel Wm.L. merchant tailor. Main b 3d and 4th Chapman John, carpenter, boards at J. Coppin's Chapman Dr. boards at Mrs. Hart's Chapman J. shoemaker, Longwoijth b Smith &Md. Charcoal Clark, laborer, c B. Way & Abigail Charles Wm. Bunker Hill Retreat, N. Liberties Charley Wm. brewer, Syc. b Canal and Abigail, h Woodward b Main and Syc Charman Chas. carpenter, boards atMrs. Carr's Chase Moody, carpenter, Front b Ludlow and Law. Chase S. P. attorney at law, Sd b Main and Syc. boards at E. Putnam's Chase Benj. fees' Seymour,) engine maker, 5th b Elm and Plumb, h Plumb b 4th and 5th Chatfield Leonard, S. B. clerk, Water n W. Row Cheeney Cyrus, boards at Mrs. Cheeney's Cheeney Mrs. Polly, Syc. b 7th and 8th Cheesborough Codrington,exchange broker. Main b 2d & Lower Market, bds. at Mrs. Miles's Cheesbrough James, laborer, Harrison Cheesbrough .Junius, laborer, Harrison, Chesseldine-t). R. [C. Sr M'Gee) c L. Market and Main, h 5th b Vine and Race Chesseldine Chas. boards atMrs. Eaton's,B. Way Chesman John, stereotype founder, Russell's alley Chesnut John, caulker, bds. atChase& Ames'Front Chester Elisha W. 3d E. of Mill Chickom Henry, laborer, c Abigail and B. Way Child John R. [Hartshorn Sr C.) pork dealer, Syc. h 2d b Sycamore and Broadway Child Mortimer, carpenter, Longworth b Plumb & Western Row Chinny Austen, book binder, bds. at Mrs. Laplat's Chrisholm Mrs. Sarah, c Longworth & W- Row Choat Alvin L. Front n junction with 5th Choate George, printer, boards at Mrs. Gillillan's Chreesomi Joseph, foundryman,8th b Main «Sc Syc. CIKCIXNATI DIRECTORY. £5 ChrismaDt Thos. fisherman, n toll gate E. L. Christie (Jiorge, Pike b Congress and Symmes Christopher Wm. soap boiler,Canal&Cor. L. N.L. Churchill David, painter and glazier, 129 Main, h 5f4tb Race and Elm ChurchiHFred.cabinetmaker, bds. at Geo. Haven's Cist Chas. clerk, M'Clellan&; i'orke, 4th b West­ ers Row and John Clancay Jas. porter, G; Gorman & Co. Cl'apham John, boards at J.M. Farrar's Clapp Mrs. Aiiielia A. seamstress. Walnut b 3d & 4th Clappe John, coach maker, baards at Hume's Clark Wm. A. Front b Walnut and Vine Clark Jos. overseer canal, boards at J. V. Cole s Clark V/m. nailer, Cincinnati rolling mill Clark X'oah L. barber, Front b Ludlow and Lav,-. Clark M. clerk, Byrne, Front, boards at Exchange Clark Mrs. Eleanor, E. Liberties Clark WD*. ship carpenter, E. Liberties Clark Jas. carpenter. New Market b Vine &:R«ce Clark Joseph, sawyer, c Plumb and Canal Clark Wm. carpenter. Elm b Court and 9th Clark Wm. mate on steamer. Main b 9th and Court Clark Joseph, grocer, Ilace b Canal and 12th Clark Isaac, potter. Pleasant b Race and Elm Clark Frazee, drayman, c Plumb and -jth Clark Isaiah, piano forte maker. Main b 5th and 6 th h W- I'low b 4th and 5th Clark Samuel, laborer, 5th b Smith and John Clark John, wood turner, 4th b Plumb and W. Row Clark Henry druggist, L. Market, h 4th b Walnut and Vine Clark Rev. John, Longworth b Elm and Plumb Clark John, iron founder, 5th b W. Row and John Clark U. drayman, 5th b John and Smith Clark Henry, boards at Mrs. A. Breslin's Clark John O. tailor. Pearl n Main, h 6th b Walnut and Vine Clark John, laborer, boards at Jno. Henry's Clark Moses, chair maker, 7th b Syc. and B< Way, hE. end New Clark Benjamin, turner, bqards with J. Kiiriball S6 CINCINNATI DIRIECTORY. Clark Wm. cartman, n c Ludlow and Front Clark Jacob, laborer, Elm b Water and riVjfer Clark Charles G. house carpenter* 3d b Western Row and John Clark Jos. shoe maker, 3d b W. RoW and John Clark John, sen. blacksmith, do do Clark John N. do do do Clark Alexander, steam boiler maker,'Broadway b 4th and 5th, h 5th E. of Broadi*ay Clark Sidfiey S. tanner and currier, n Canal and Cor. Line Clark S. & S. S. tanners and curriers. Main b 4th and 5th, Louisville Main b 2d and 3d Clark Joseph, shoemaker, 3d b W. Row and John Clarkson Joseph grocer, c W. Row and Kemble ClarktoD Charles S. pork merchant, c Vine and Court, h 9th b Main and Walnut Clarkson W- O. boards at C.S. Clarkson's Clarkson Dr. S. W. 5th b Main and Sycamore Clawson Wm. cabinetmaker, George b Plumb and Western Row ClV,yton Rich.'clock and watch maker, c Syc.&2d Clj^ton A'iidrew B. hatter, 7th b Plumbfc W.Row Clereland G.-P. hat store. Main b 2d *nd Pearl, boards at'Broadway hotel CleiJiV^land Luther, drayman, Canalb Vine & Race CleaYiBl»irf John, Longworth b Race and Elm Clei> Noah, teamster, boards at J. Yoqi^'s Clenians Benj. T. merChTant, Front n Cor. Line Clement George, blacksmith. Front above bridge Clement W. B. grocer, c 4th and W. Row, h4th b Plumb and Western Row Clement Jas. coach maker. Front b Elm & Plumb Clifford Benj. [C, Stickney Sr Co.) merchant,Main b Front and Water, h 4th b Syc. and B. way Climan Henry, Plumb b New Market and 9th Climan Wm. joiner, Court b Elm and Plumb Climson Mr. tailor, boards at J. H. Tapscott's Cline Mrs. C. John b Longworth and 6th Cline Jacob,blacksmith, bds at V.Babbinger'sN.L. Clinger J. cabinet maker, alley b Elm and Plumb Court and Canal CINCINJATI DIRECTORY. 37 Clingman John, grocer, L. Market b Syc. & B. way CUnk Wm. boards at James Neighbours' Clinton Patrick, laborer, boards at T. Linch's Cliver Peter, carpenter, Longworth b John & Smith Cloney Thomas, tailor, boards at Mrs. Wescott's Cloon Saml. baker, Syc. b Front and 2d Closehide Frederick, grocer, N. Liberties Clothier Abram, E. Liberties Clothier Andrew, laborer, E. Liberties Cloud Jared, engineer, Pike b 4th and 5th Clough Ezekiel C. brickmaker, 6th b Western Row and John Clough Misses ?^. & J. milliners, 6th b Western Row and John Clump Morris, blacksmith, boards at F. Katche's Coates John F. mattrass maker, 4th b Main «feSyc. Coates Benj. F. carpenter. Elm b 5th& Longworth Coats John, butcher. Deer creek above Cor. Line Cobb Dr. J. 4th b Vine and Race Cobb Joseph, tailor, 4th b Syc. and Broadway, h5th b W. Row and John Cobb Samuel, undertaker, 4th n Syc. Cobb Mrs. Polly, boarding house, 3d b Main & Syc. Coburn Joseph A. druggist, 6th b Plumb and W. Row, beads at Hodgson's Cocks James B. laborer, 3d b Mill and Wood Cocks Henry, clerk, Robt. Lawrence, boards at J. Hamilton's Coddington Stephen, stone mason, Gano b Main and Walnut Cody Patrick, grocer. Water b Main and Walnut Coen Wm. painter, boards at Murdock's tavern Coffers Frederick, boarding house, Broadway b 2d and Lower Market Coffin Robt. cooper. Water b Elm and Plumb Coffin J. B. & H. B. grocers, L. Market, boards at Cyrus Coffin's Coffin Thomas, printer, boards at J. H. Looker's Coffin Moses, wharf master. Water b Vine & Race Coffin Christopher F. [R. Sr C. F.) grocery and pro-

B 88 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. duce store, Water b Main and Walnut, k Front b Race and Elm Coffin Reuben, (jR. Sr C. F.) grocery and produce store. Water b Main and Walnut, h 4th b Elm and Plumb Coffin Elijah, Race b 4th and 5th Coffin Cyrus, market clerk, boarding house, Main b 3d and 4th Ooffin Adam^ shoemaker, John b 5th & Longworth Cogswell Osborn, Key's hill Colby Dr. Isaac, 6th b Main and Walnut Cole James V- clerk, John Langley, 3 doors abo: Deer creek bridge Cole Ralph, tobacconist. Plumb b 4th and 5th Oole Mrs. Mary, Walnut b 3d and 4th Cole Lambert, tobacconist, c Longworth & Elm Cole Saml. school teacher, 7th b Pluirib & W. Row Coleman John W. merchant. Main b 9th and Court Coleman Patrick, tavern, L. Market b Sycamore and Broadway Coleman Rachel, widow, Fulton h Kfemble and Richmond Goleman James B. engraver, Frontb Pike & Butler Coleman Wm. carpenter, boards at John Ham's Goleman Abram, wood sawyer, 2d b Plumb and Elm-' Ooleman Richard L. Elm b 3d and 4th Coleman Rachel, widow, dress maker. Race b 6tb and 7th iColeman Elizabeth, widow, 9th b Main & Walnut Collard Saml. carpenter, n Cor. Line Collingridge Joseph, brass founder, 2d n Race, h Green b Race and Elm Collins Henry,blacksmith, boards at Vanderzeh's Collins Rev. John, boards at O. M. Spencer's Collins Jas. W. n Cincinnati rolling mill Collins J. brickmaker, E. Liberties Collins Zadock, sausage maker, n hay scales E. L. Collins Mrs. Catharine, 6th b Race and Elm Collins George, brickmaker, Front below 5th Collins Dr. M. C. [Billings Sr Co.) botanic med. store, 5th b Vine and Race CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 39 Collins Peleg, [C.Sr Shipp) watch maker. Main b Front and 2d, h Catharine W. of Fulton Colp John, boards at H. Beiler's Colrell Robt. tailor, c Vine and Canal Colton Geo. A. hat manufacturer, Mainb 4th & 5th, h Longworth b Vine and Race Colvin Thos. plasterer, W. Row b 6th and George Coms Samuel, pump and block maker, boards at Vanderzen's, 2d Coniley James, city treasurer, 4th b Elm & Plumb Comstock Miss, school teacher, Longworth b Vine and Race omstock H. carpenter, 7th b Main and Syc. Vyromwell Christian, Main b Abigail and Canal Concle C. butcher, boards at V. Wunder's Coney Mrs. widow. Water b Vine and Race Coney Othniel A. boards at J. Frazer's, L. Market Cones Wm. carpenter, Syc. b 7th and 8th Conclin Caleb, shoemaker, works at A. Cross' Conclin Geo. book store. Main b Front and 2d, h 7tl b Main and Syc. Conclin Wm. book store. Main n 2d, h 4th b Vine and Race Conklin Mrs. Murray, boarding house, alley b 3d and 4th Main and Syc. Conklin Jos. grocer, c Harrison and Broadway Conklin Rich, cabinet maker, B. way b 5th & 6th Conklin David, lumber merchant, 5th b Elm and Plumb, h alley b Elm and Plumb Conklin Wm. saddler. Walnut b 3d and 4th Conley James, works at Fulton foundry Conley J. carpenter, bds. ai Mrs. A. Cunningham's Conn M. carpenter, Longworth b,Smith &, Mound Connell James H. Herron's Row, E. Front Connelly Thomas painter. Walnut b 6th and 7th Connelly Patrick, river trader, George b Western Row and John Connelly John B. coffee house, c 2d and Walnnt Conner Edmund, carpenter, George b Smith and Mound 40 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Conner S. D., S. boat capt. George b John&Siaiti Conner Robt. boards at Ludlow Patterson's Connor Paul, house carpenter, 2d n Plumb Connor Abner, stone mason, front of Mound Conover James F. attorney, 3d b Main and Syc. bds. at Pearl st. house Conrad John, drayman, Abigail b Main and Syc. Conway Thos. A. [C. Sr M'Henry) watch maker, Main b 3d and 4th, h George b Race and Elm Conway B. F. clerk, boards at Pearl st. house Cooke Robt. F. merchant, 5th b Main and Walnut Cooke Wm. plasterer, London b W. Row & John Cook Wm. carpenter, W. Row opposite Ca*iai Cook Jacob", carpenter. Walnut nCor. Line Cook Milton, carpenter, boards at Jacob Cook's Cook George, laborer, Vine n 13th Cook Eli, carpenter, Abigail b Main and Syc. Coolidge Wm. carpenter, 4th b W. Row and John Coolidge John R. carpenter, 4th bW. Row & John Coolidge John K. carpenter, 3d b John and Smith Coolidge Joshua W boards at Wm. Coolidge's Combs John, laborer, N. Liberties Combs Wm. cabinet maker, bds. at Mrs. Laplate's Combs Stephen, undertaker, Syc b 4th and 5th Coombs Mrs. 31argaret, Longworth b Race & Elm Coombs Alfred, do do Coombs Armour S. do do Coon James, carpenter. Elm b X"cw Market & 9th Coon John, laborer n c 12th b Main and Walnut Coon Aaron, boards at Dennison hotel Cooncle Christopher, butcher, boards at J. Burn's CooneyMrs. Ellen, Vine n Cor. Line Cooney Michael, shoemaker, AValnut b 4th and5th Cooper Dr. C. R. boards at Broadway hotel Cooper James, (CiS- Wiswell) gilder, Main b 5th and 6th, h Gano b Main and Walnut Cooper Charles, laborer, Catharine W. of Fulton Cooper Joseph, carpenter. Court b Race and Elm Cooper Fraricis, Main N. of 13th Cooper Wm. turner, boards at J. Parker's CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 41 Cooper John, (J.

DAILEY JOHN, brewer, Washington brewery Dailey Henry, cabinet maker. Pike n Congress Dailey Mrs. Mary, Abigail b Syc. and Broadway Dailey David, painter, boards at Mrs. M. Dailey's Dair John F. grocer, c Lower Market and Syc, h Broadway b Front and 2d DairClement, coach maker,boards at W.Richard's Dafner L. clock maker, Sycamore N. Liberties Dale Daniel, paver, 8th b Main and Sycamore Dale Benj. plasterer, D. creek, n Cor. Line Dalton Josiah, [Johnston Sr D.) auction and Com­ mission store, c Sy-c and 5th, h 5th b Syc. and Broadway Dalton Jacob, hatter, Richmond b Western Row and John Dana Mr. clerk, boards at A. T. Davis' Dana Chas. D. [J. Brooks Sr Co.) hardware mer­ chants c 3d and Main Dana Chas. E. boards at Dr. S. Reed's Dandy Wm. shoe store, Main b 3d and 4th Darby Levi, blacksmith, 4th b Plumb and W. Row Darnes Wm. boards at Mrs. Lot's, Main b 8th & 9th Darr Jos. Main b 3d and 4th, boards at Mrs. Bessom's Darr Joseph, New Orleans coffee house, h Front b Main and Sycamore Darrow James, hatter, boards at Andrew Apple's Dart Geo. L. clerk, James Goodwin Dart Joseph, M. D. Syc. b 3d and 4th Dater Adam, laborer. Race n Cor. Line Davenport Cyrus, school teacher, c 4th and Mill Davenport Darius, grocer, c 6th and Plumb Davidson Wm. boards at J. C. Barnes' Davidson Peter, coffee house, Syc. b Front and 2d Davidson Tyler, boards at A. B. Roff's Davidson Wm. carpenter, 2d n c B. way & Ludlow Davidson Alfred, cabinet maker, bds. at C. Coffin's Davidson Alexander, grocer, Front below5th Davidson Robt. jr. clerk, James Johnston's Davie John C. [D. Sr Bentley) draper and tailor, Main b 3d and 4th, h New Market b Vine & Race CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 47 Davey Isaac, merichant tailor. Water b Main and Walnut Davies Saml. W. mayor, office 3d b Main and Syc. h High n reservoir Davies Saml. H. superintendant waterworks, bds. at S. W. Davies' Daviport James, boards at David Rickoff's Davis Hen. J. ship carpenter, bds. atChase& Ames' Davis Wm. Friendship b Pike and Butler Davis John, blacksmith, Friendship Davis Jacob, bricklayer. Front b Butler & bridge Davis Joseph, engineer, Symmes b Pike and Law. Davis David, laborer, E. Liberties Davis John M. lime burner, E. Liberties Davis Jos. blacksmith, n c 6th and John Davis Saml. carpenter, John b Longworth and 5th Davis Esther, 5th n the Mound Davis John, laborer, 2d b Race and Vine Davis Daniel, wharf keeper. Water b Elm «Sz; Plumb Davis Richard, paver, do do Davis John, laborer, do do Davis John M. river trader, do do Davis John, collector. Walnut b Gano and 7th Davis John, carpenter. New Market b Vine &Race Davis John, stone mason, alley b Race and! Elm Xew Market and 9th Davis Jonathan, stone cutter, bds. at H. Leonard's Davis S. W. book binder, Jackson b Canal and 12th Davis Edmund, do do do Davis Daniel, Race n Cor. Line Davis Maria, widow. Pleasant b Race and Elm n Cor. Line Davis Wm. carpenter. Pleasant b Race and Elm n Cor. Line Davis Thos. laborer, boards at Mr. Bibb's Davis James, boarding house, c Broadway and 7th Davis Dr. Amos T. 7th b Main and Syc. Davis L. laborer, 5th b Main and Syc. Davis Jonathan, stone cutter, bds at S. L. Merchant's Davis Mrs. Ann, tailoress, boards at Mrs. Langdon's Dawson Daniel, boards at Davidson's 49 CINCINNATI DIREWTORT. Dawson Moses, editor and publisher Cin. Adver­ tiser, Symmes' b Pike and Lawrence Dawson Thos. miniature painter,bds at M.Dawson's Dawson Washington, printer, do do Dawson George, do do do Dawson William, do do do Dawson Franklin, do do do Dawson Edward G. clerk, G. T. Higbee's Day Elias, livery stable, c 7th and Walnut Day Lewis, hatter. Main b 4th and 5th, h 5th b Elm and Plumb Day Mises A. & R. mantua makers and milliners, c Walnut and Gano Day Benj. blacksmith, c George and John Day Berry, blacksmith, c George and John D-^.yton Eli, boards at xMrs. A. Swail's Dayton Ru&seU, clerk, Franklin bank, h Race b 3d and 4th Dean Babtist, Pike b Congress and Symmes Dean Mrs. 5th E. of Broadway Dean Joshua, shoe maker, 8th b Main and Syc. Dean Bishop C. do boards at Joshua Dean^s Dean Mrs. ''id b Main and Sycamore Dean Wm. tailor, 9th b Race and Elm Dean Wm. carpenter. Front above D. creek Dearsley Marg. embroiderer, Walnut b 5th & 6th Death Absalom, liquor store. Main b 8th and 9th, h 7th b Race and Elm Debolt Joseph, river trader. Vine N. of loth Decamp Hiram, bricklayer, boards at Mrs. Colby's Decamp Daniel, carpenter, bds. at W. Denman's Decamp Joseph, carpenter, b Elm and Plumb Decamp Harvey, carpenter, 5th b W. Row & John Decamp Henry, stone cutter, bds. at D. Robinson's De Charms Rev. Richard, Court b Race and Elm Decker Benjamin, grocer, 6th bPlumb and W.Row Dee Wm. bridklayer, New b Broadway and Syc. Deforest D. [Buckley Sr D.) book binder, c 5th and Walnut, h Main b 6th and 7th Dehaven Alpheus, carpenter. Clay b 12th and 13th Main and Walnut CINCI^tNATI DIRECTORY. 49 De Echhaven J. A. n c Syc. and 6th Dekins Walter M. laborer. High n Cor. Line Delemire Mr. tallow renderer, D. creek n Cor. Line Dellinger Adolphus, fancy store. Main b 2d and 3d Dellon J. clerk, G. Guilford Demask Benj. New E. of Broadway Deming E. [Deming Sr Co.) printer and publisher of the Cincinnati Chronicle, Western Med. Jour., and Farmers' Reporter, No. 5 John­ ston's Row, 5th, h c 6th and Race Deming Walter H. Race b 4th and 5th Demier Daniel, 2d door from D. creek bridge Demmoeck Edward, painter, 5th b Syc. & B. way Dempsey Mrs. Broadway b Abigail & Woodward Dempsey Francis, school teacher, Fulton b Rich­ mond and Catharine De Negro .'Stephen, coffee h. 5th b Walnut and Vine Denham John, finisher, E. Liberties Denman Wm. M. carpenter, George b Western Row and John Dennis Adam, laborer, al. b 8th & 9th Main

EAMES WILLIAM, lumber merchant, c Front and Ludlow Eapole Bennett, laborer, c Abigail and Syc. Earl Isaac, exchange broker. Main b Front and 2d Early Peter, tailor. Water, b Walnut and Vine Easley Miller W- butcher, N. of 13th Easterbrook John, school teacher. Front b Butler and bridge Easterby Richard, cabinet maker, boards at Geo. Porter's Easterby Wm. Elm N.of 13th Easterby Mr. blacksmith, boards at W. Easterby's Eastlin Wm. blacksmith, Harrison Easton Shadford, boot and shoe manufacturer. Main b 5th and 6th Eaton Mrs. Frances, boarding house, Broadway b 2d and Lower Market Eaton Mrs. Mary, boarding house, c 3d & Ludlow Eberle John, M. D. 7th b Race and Elm 56 CINgiNNATl DIRECTORY. Eberle Dr. Richard, Court W. of Main, boards at John Eberle's Eberle Dr. John, jr. druggist, c 5th and Vine, bds. at John Eberle's Eckles John, gardener, N. L. Eckert D. baker. Main b 6th and 7th Eckert Daniel, teamster, c Longworth and Mound Eckert James, merchant, Harrison Eddy Dean W. nailer, Cincinnati rolling mill Eddy Stephen, musician. Front below 5th Eddyworth Mrs. Jane, 6th b Main and Walnut Edgood Jam.es, shoe maker, c 2d and Elm Edmeston Robert, grocer, Longworth b Western Row and John Edmonson John, brass founder, c 4th & W.Row Edmonson William, carpenter, Longworth b Smith and Mound Edmonson Daniel, 5th b John and Smith EdmandsHorace S. [Hubbard SrE.) bookseller and publisher, c Main & 2d, h c Vine & New Mar. Edstrom A. G. c New and Broadway Edwards John, tailor, boards at Columbus Hall Edwards Peyton, Congress b Pike and Butler EdwardsJohn, carpenter,Lodge alley b6th &Gano Edwards James, drayman, c George and John Edwards Mrs. Nancy, c Plumb and Longworth Edwards P'rancis, clerk,xboards at H. Catermoles Edwards John C. clothing store. Front b Broadway and Ludlow Egg Mr. cabinetmaker, Macalester b 4th and 5th Egner James B. cabinet c 6th and Elm Ehler Martin, carpenter,' Front b Elm &D Plumb Ehinger Eshard, Friendship Eichelberger Wm. miller, c 7th and Broadway Eichelberger H. laborer, 7th E. of Broadway Eisler Stephen, laborer, c Broadway and Abigail Elbert Carl, miller, Abigail b Syc and Broadway Elder Mrs. Alain b 5th and 6th Ellick John, carpenter, N. Liberties Elliott Robt. laborer. Elm b 2d and 3d Elliott Jas. H. boards at G. Fisher's CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. .57 Elliott Jabez, Elih b 3d and 4th Elliott , clerk, 7th b Walnut and Vine Ellis Sam. counting room Front, bds. at Mrs. Lloyd's Ellis Ira, boards at 31rs. Dunlap's Ellis John, Syc. b Abigail and Woodward Ellis Roland, boards at Mrs. R. Bessom's Ellis Thos- carpenter. Front b B. Way & Ludlow Elster John, boarding house, c Broadway and 6th Elwinger Henry, comb maker, boards at G. X. Hornberger's Ely Cyrus, shoe maker, 6th n Plumb Ely Jacob, clerk, N. &c G. Guilford & Co., boards at G. Guilford's Ely Henry, carpenter, boards at Levi Williams' Embree Danl. boarding house. Lower 3Iarket b Syc. and Broadway Embree James, captain of steamer, boards at Dr. 3Iitchell's Embree Davis, captain steamer Emigrant, Race b 4th and 5th Emerson Paul, carpenter, boards at J. Young's Emerson Henry, (Gooc^wian Sr E.) wholes_ale auction­ eer. Pearl, h Broadway b 3d and 4th Emerson George, 4th n \\'alnut Emerson Jonathan, drayman, 12th b Elm & Canal -Emery Thomas, 8th b Main and Syc. Emery Chas. dry goods store. Main b 6th and 7th Emery Thos. land agent, 4th b Main and Syc. Emminger Danl. butcher, boards at J. Emminger's Emminger John, butcher. Pleasant b Race and Elm Emmons Alexander, c Mill and 3d Empson Thos. teamster, 6th b Vine and Race Empson John, foreman at Goodloe's foundry Empson Tilford, blacksmith, Congress b Broadway and Ludlow Endicott John, comb maker, alley b Broadway and Ludlow Endon Anthony, Bank alley b Broadway and Syc. English John, carter. Front b Elm and Pldmb English Samuel, bellows maker, Front b Ludlow and Lawrence 58 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Enness John B. insolvent commission office, h B. way n Cor. Line Enos John, butcher, boards at S. Wunder's Enos Michael, laborer, c Main and Canal Ensign Thos. [E. Sr Co.) book store, c Main and5th Emyart Jacob, grocer, N. Liberties Emyart Mrs. Betsy, Walnut b 5th and 6th Enyekaugen Geo. pleasure garden, head of Walntit Erd E. grocer, Main b Canal and Abigail Ernst James, tailor, n Front and Cor. Line Ernst Henry M. inspector and guager. Main b 8th and 9th Ernst Jacob, book binder, boards at Mrs. Ernst's Ernst Mrs. Broadway b 5th and 6th Eshelby , shoemaker, 5th b Vine and Race Eslington John,brewer, boards at Mrs. E. Ireland's Essick Geo. carpenter, boards at Chas. Leman's Este David, clerk, boards at Mrs. Salmon's Este David K. attorney, 3d b Main and Walnut, h c Main and 9th Estep Thos. cabinet maker, 3d n Mill Estil Daniel, teamster. Front b Elm and Plumb Eurgen Mrs. Rebecca, head of Main Evans John, oyster house, Syc b Ffont and 2d EvaVis Saml. R. bazaar, 3d E. of Broadway Evans Ager, laborer, c Grove and New Evans Thos. shoe store. Main b 4th and 5th, boards at Dennison's Evans Elizabeth, 5th b Broadway and Pike Evans Green, laborer, 3d b John and Smith Evans Piatt, merchant tailor. Main b 3d and 4th Evans Mrs. Eliza, c Longworth and Western Row Evans John, brickmason, 9th b Race and Elm Evans Joseph, carpenter. Court b Vine and Race Evans Rev. Wm. 7th b Plumb and Western Row Everett; Federal B. Race b 9th and Court Everett Thos. plasterer, b Canal and 12th Eveleth Isaac, commission agent. Main b 3d and 4th, h 7th b W. Row and John Eveleth Mrs. Lydia, Elm b 3d and 4th Everence K. 7th b Smith and Mound CINCIIfNATI DIRECTORY. 59 Evermarf Henry, boards atH. Brandyway's Evers Henry M. Bank alley b Main and Syc. Eversoll Jacob, ship carpenter, bds. at S.M'Keen^s EversoU Solomon, moulder, boards at S. M'Keen's Everson Jacob, coffee house, L. Market b Syc. and Broadway Everson Benj. grocer, E. Liberties Ewing Alexander, [A. E. Sr Brothers) merchant. Pearl Ewing Mrs. Nancy, Front b Butler and bridge Ewing Wm. n Cincinnati rolling mill Ewing Wm. saddler. Main b 3d and 4th Ewing Jas. grocer, c Broadway and 6th, h Long- worth b Vine and Race Ewing Jas. [E. Sr Hulbert) boards at N. Halbert's Ewing John, grocer, c Vine and Longworth Ewing Elizabeth, boards at C. H. Fisher's Ewing Abram, carter, 6th b Elm and Plumb

FABER JACOB, fireman at Court house, h High Flackor Wm. boards at Mrs. E. Ireland's Fagon Edward, cabinet maker, bds. at A. Lucas' Fagan Lewis, steam saw mill, E. L. Fairchild Dr. Oliver, druggist, c Main and Front, h Broadway b Front and 2d Fairbank Danl. [Corey Sr F.) publisher and book­ seller. Main b 4th and 5th, h George b Race and Elm Fales S. S. attorney. Pearl, bds. at Pearl st. house Fanner Jacob, laborer. Vine b Canal and 12th Paosmer John F. boards at Wm. Lofthouse's Farmer Mrs. Mary, E. Liberties Farmer Dav. carpenter, Longworth b Race & Elm Farrar Thos. M. starch manufacturer, John b Kem­ ble and Richmond Farrar Andrew S. boards at Wm. Alter's P-arren Mrs. M. c 5th and Plumb Farren Chas. F. c Front and Ludlow 60 CINCINNATI! DTREWTORY.. Fassett Phoenix,, pilot, Congress, b Lualbw and Lawrence Faulkner David, labprer, c Canal and W. Row Faulkner Mrs. Front above bridge Fawcett Smith, n c 8th and Main Faxon Lewis, 5th b Broadway and Syc. Fay Solon, blacksmith, boards at R. Alley's Fay Penny, clerk. Fay Thos. [Stickney (Sr F.) grocer. Main b Water- and Front, boards atC. Barnes' Feagley Lewis, butcher. Northern Row b Maia and Walnut Feldman Henry, laborer,^head of Main Feldman lleunan, do do Feltman Benj. laborer, N. L. Fenner Thomas, pattern maker, Harrison Fenner John, shoe maker. Vine n 5th Ferguson John, boards at Mrs. Biggs' Ferguson Wm. dyer, 7th b Main and Syc. Ferguson Mrs. Catharine, 4th b Main and Syc. Ferguson James, c Vine and 7th Ferguson Abijah F. c 6th and College Ferguson David, Ri;;hmond b Smith and Fulton Ferguson James, tanner, E. L. Ferguson Mrs.Mary, Longworth b Plumb & W.Row Ferguson Alex, shoe maker. Walnut b 5th & 6th Ferguson Isaac, laborer, Fulton foundry Ferrell Nathaniel, tailor, c Front and Pike Ferris William J. printer, boards at Mrs. Lloyd's Fesbeck John, laborer, boards at L. Fisher's Fessenden Benj. attorney, Mainb Court and Canal h Court b Vine and Race Fessenden Stephen G. clerk, J. C. Hall's Fetherston John, Front n Mill Fidoller John, drayman, N. L. Fieber John, pork butcher, N. L. Fieber Simon, pork butcher, N. Liberties Fieber Anthony, Main b Canal and J2th Fieber Yorke, do do Piederick A. laborer, c 5th and Wood CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 61 Field Wm. R. grOcer, junction Front and 2d Field Mr. law student, boards at 3Irs. Hart's Fiest John, mason, n c 3Iain and 9th Fiesler John, saddler, boards at M. Fowle's Fifield Osgood,carpenter,Gano b Walnut and Vine Fihremon B. A. laborer, boards at H Schwager's Fillmore Hartshorne, ship carpenter, E. L. Filson John L. carpenter, boards at J. Frazee's Lower Market Finch Henry, grocer, c 6th and W. Row Finch Silas, trader, boards at 3Irs. E. Barker's Findlay Samuel, attorney, boards at Pearl st. house Findlay Gen. James, Broadway b 3d and 4th Finkbine Tobias, shoe maker, c John and London Finley Esther, widow, (ieorge b Race and Elm Finley Robt. S. carpenter, bds. at Mrs. E. Finley's Finley John E. do do Finley Josiah F. do do Finley Robt. carpenter, boards at Jacob Schuesler's Finley Rev. J. B. boards at Wm. Xeff's Firth Joseph, boards at Wm. Lofthouse's Firth Thos. carpenter, Elm n Cor. Line Fish David, laborer, alley b Race and Elm, New Market and 9th- Fish , glue maker, boards at Mrs. M. Rett's Fish Hamiltoti, boards at Abram Baushear's Fish Chas. H. boarding house, c 3Iain and 8th Fish John, baker, boards at Shaw's Fisher Elizabeth, Longworth b Race and Elm Fisher Elwood, boards at 3Irs. E. Fisher's Fisher G. butcher, N. L. Fisher Chas. wholesale grocer. Main b 2d and Pearl, h 6th b Syc. and Broadway Fisher Leonard, laborer, above water works Fisher John, stone cutter, 12th b Race and Elm Fisher , tanner, G. W. Phillips Fisher Wm. engineer on river ^ Fisher Ludwick, cooper, 8th b Syc. and B. way Fisher Gustavus, auctioneer, c 6th and Main, h 6th b Main and Syc. Fisher Bronlow, boards at Dennison's hotel 62 CINCINNATI DIREtoTORY. Pisher John, butcher, boards at J. Burns' Fisher U. butcher, boards at D. Woodruff's Fishwork Hamilton, Wade's powder mills, W. L., Fishwick James, machinist, 7th b John & Smith Fisk Robt. W. grocer, L. Market b Syc.& B. way Fisk Eli, finisher. Front b Butler, and bridge Fitch Henry R. blacksmith. New Market b Race and Elm Fitch Elias, wood sawyer. Front b Vine and Race Fitch Henry, boards at E. Fitch's Fitzpatrick Jno. cabinet maker, bds. at J. Frazee's Fitten Thos. wagon maker, 4th b Broadway and Syc, h Macalester b 4th and 5th Flack Moses, carpenter,boards at Mrs. P. Duvall's Flagg Jacob, teamster. Front b Race and Elm ElaggS. D. distiller, boards at Pearl st. house Flagg John, tanner. Northern Row, b Main and Walnut Flagg Henry, tailor, Syc. b 4th and 5th Flagg Dr. M. 4th b Main and Walnut Flash Alexander, book and music store, 3d b Main and Walnut, h Race b 5th and Longworth Flaugh Geo. saddler. Pike b Congress & Symmes Fleming Jane, Water n Elm Fleming Wm. S. tobacconist. Water n Elm Fleming Robert, coppersmith, do Fleming Jas. pilot, boards at Wm. Hart's Flemman 3Iiss Mary, milliner, 107 Main Fletcher Calvin, [C. Sr L. F.) produce merchant, Front b Main and Walnut, h Front b Wal­ nut and Vine Fletcher Lowell, [C.SrL. F.) boards at Mrs.Cobb's Fletcher Robert, ship carpenter, boards at W. Jones' E. Liberties Fletcher Robert, [Paul Sr F.) leather store, Main b Gano and 7th, boards at 194 Main Flint William, tobacconist, c Union and Elm Flint Hezekiah, carpenter. Walnut, b 3d and 4th Flint E. H. bookseller, Main b 4th and 5th, boards at Timothy Flint's Flint Rev. Timothy, 5th b Race and Elm CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 63 Flintham William, notary public, George b Race and Elm Flintham Wm. jr. boards at W. Flintham's Flitz Lawson, carpenter. High Florer.Wm. 5th b John and Smith Florer, Robert, do do Flowers Chas. cooper, n c 9th and Main Fogelburgh Jacob, laborer, 6th n brick yard Fogg John, machinist. Main b 5th and 6th Foley Beverly, tanner and currier, W. L. Folger31rs. Elizabeth, 6th n 3Iound Folger Mrs. Xancy, 2d b Vine and Race Folger Richard, 4th b Elm and Plumb Folger, Seth W. grocer, c Water and Vine Folger John, river trader, Vine b Front and 2d Folger Zaccheus, carpenter, Gano b Walnut and Vine Foote John P. 4th b W. Row and John Foote Samuel E. 3d b Walnut and Vine Foote E. [F. S- Bowler) merchant, 25 Pearl Foote John, [F. Sr Hill) merchant, c 3Iain and 5th Foote Andrew, clerk, boards at Dennison^s hotel Forbes Josiah, justice of peace, c Elm and 6th Forbes D. D. boards atj.Pearl st. house Forbes George W. tanner and currier. Pleasant b Race and Elm Fore Dr. P. G. 6th opposite Med. College, boards at Jno. T. Wallace's Fore Mrs. Mary, John b Kemble and Richmond Force Munson, shoe maker, boards at J. CuUum's Forister Geo. boards at J. Streeter's E. L. Forrer Saml. canal commissioner, Syc. b 6th&7th Forsythe Mrs. Mary, Front above water works Fortman Francis, river trader, Vine X. of 13th Fortner Isaac, carpenter, boards at John Harris' Fortover Bolsart, laborer. Canal b Wal. and Vine Fosdick Ezekiel, 4th b Race and Elm Fosdick Henry, engineer on steamer Fosdick Richard, county treasurer. Main b 7th & 8th Fosdick Saml. clerk, do bds at R, Fosdick's Fosdick Henry N. finisher, do 64 CINCINNATI DIREt(^TORY. Foster, Saml. carpenter, Mill b 4th and 5th Foster Edwin, hatter, Longworth b John & Smith Foster James, Esq. notary, 4th b Main & Walnut, h 6th b Main and Walnut Foster Wm R. [F. Sr Brothe?-) merchant. Main b 2d and Pearl, boards at Pearl st. house Foster Chas. [F. Sr Brother) wholesale dry goqds merchant, 81 Main, h Syc b 6th and 7th Foster James, gardener, E. Liberties Foster Chas. deputy constable, 6th b Plumb and Western Row Foster John, laborer, N. Liberties Foster Wm. laborer. High E. of Canal Fottrell Jacob, grocer, B. way b Harrison and 6th Foulk Levi, clerk, Jos. Landis, bds. Main st. hotel Foulk Lewis, grocer. Walnut b Front and 2d Fountain John, carpenter, n c Broadway and 6th Fow Nicholas, Vine b 9th and Court Fowle Henry, laborer, Mercer b Walnut & Vine Fowle Michael, coffee house, c Canal (S'Jackson Fowler John, laborer. Mill b 3d and 4th Fowler Jacob, cabinet maker, Gano b Vine and Lodge alley Fox Chas. attorney, c Pearl and Main, h Race b 4th and 5th Fox Mrs. Sarah, Elm b 4th and 5th Fox L. boards at Henry Beiler's Fox Hezekiah, Washington house. Front b Main and Walnut Fox , cooper, Schillenger's Fox Bolser, sausage maker. Elm n Cor. Line Fox George, starch maker, X'. Liberties Fox Richard, gardener, N. Liberties Foy John, coach maker, 4th b Elm and Plumb Francis .James, tobacconist. Lodge alley, b 6th and 7th Francisco Solomon, sexton Potter's Field, c Elm and 12th Francisco Calvin, Cincinnati pottery. Race b 4th and THh, h 5th b Race and Elm li'rancisco James, potter, 5th b Race and Elm CIN CI If NAT! DIRECTORY. 65 Francisco Henry/, sexton, new Potter's Field, h Catharine W of Fulton Franklin Samuel D. dairyman. N. Liberties Franklin Fbenezer, laborer, c George and Pliimb Franks Frederick, painting gallery, c 5th & Main Franslee He^nry, laborer, boards at B. Incorn's Frantz Jos. grocer and baker, C Abigail and Main Ftatz F. boards at G. Meyers' N. Liberties Frazee John L. drayman, Richmond W. of Fulton Frazee Joseph, coffee house. Front n Cor. Line Prazier Hiram, gilder. Walnut b 3d and 4th Frazer John, attorney at law and notary public. No. 4 E. Front Frazier Chas. M. millwright, c 3d and Plumb Prazier Hugh, saddler, c Main and 7th Frazier Martin, boatman. New b Syc. and B. way Frazier James, coffee house, Lower Market b Syc. and Broadway Frazier Thomas, currier, Newell's tan yard Fream Robert, carpenter. Congress b Broadway and Ludlow Freear Mrs. Cassandra, mantua maker, John b Longworth and 5th Freeman Saul, boards at C. B. M'Neal's French Ziba B. inspector beef, pork, &c.. Canal b Vine and Race Fresh Henry, butcher, N. Liberties Pricker Nicholas, laborer, 12th b Clay and Walnut Friend Charles, shoe maker, Catharine b Western Row and John Frintz George, stone mason, 12th b Walnut & Vine i'ritz Mrs. B. Pleasant b Race and Elm Fritz George, laborer, c 5th and Wood Fry Joseph, grocer, 5th b Smith and Mound Fry John, bricklayer, Charles b Elm and Canal Fry George D. [G. D. Sr W. T. F.) grocer, c 7th and Syc. Fry W. T.[G.D.Sr KT.T.F.)grocer,c7th and Syc. Pry Dewhurst, laborer, E. Canal opposite 5th Pry Joseph, moulder, 5th n Pike i66 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Fry Mrs. Mary, 5th n Pike Fry Christian, bricklayer, boards at Mrs. M. Fry'i Fugett B. M. boards at J. H. Tapscott's Fuller Orien S. bricklayer. Front b Elm & Plumb Fuller John, tobacconist. Main b 6th and 7th, h George b Race and Elm Fuller Daniel, bricklayer, Catharine b Western Row and John Fuller Abram, tanner. Deer creek, h c Mill alley and Broadway Fullerton John, river trader. Water b Vine & Race Fullerton .James, laborer, bds. at R. Cannon's Fullerton Hugh, captain steamer, 7th opposite Col­ lege St. Fullerton Daniel, boards at R. Morris' Fulton , clerk, Andrew Neil's Fulton .John G. salt merchant. Front b Main and Walnut, boards at Pearl st. house Fulweiler John, drayman, 7th b Main and Syc. Fulweiler Abram,,skin dresser, Xew E. of B. way Funk Henry B. tanner and currier. Main b 5th and 6th, h 6th b Main and Syc. Furlong Walter B. tallow chandler, boards atH. P. Brazee's Fury Jackson, tailor, 8th b Main and Syc

GAAMMAR ELIJAH, shoemaker, boards at A. Lucas' Gabaugh .John, paver, 7th b W. Row and John Gabriel Jacob, laborer, Elm b 7th and Xew Market Gage Edward, (G. Sr Sevens) shoe store. Main b 4th and 5th, boards at .1. Stevens' Gaines E. P attorney at law, Foote's Row, boards at Cyrus Coffin's Galaway Albert, law student, bds. at Mrs. Sellman's Gale Jacob, butcher, N. Liberties Gale Mrs. .Jane, 5th E. of Broadway Gall John H. boards at Jane Gale's Gallagher Fanny, widow, c W. Row & Elizabeth CINC1NJ«AT1 DIRECTORY. 67 Gallagher W. D. [Shreve Sr G.) editor and publisher Cincinnati Mirror, c 5th and Walnut, h 5th b Western Row and John Gallaher Timothy, tailor, P. Early Gallup Oliver D. coffeehouse, opposite Cincinnati rolling mill Gallup John, at Cincinnati rolling mill Gamble George, Nurseryman, Vine n Cor. Line Gamble James, Water b Plumb and W Row Gano W. G. W. clerk, U. S. bank, 6th b John and Smith Gano Aaron G. pork merchant, c Main and Court, h Xew 3Iarket b Vine and Race Gano Daniel, clerk, pro tem. Hamilton co. court, h Xorthern Liberties Gano 3lrs. Gen. boards at Dr. Ray's Gaos Richard, blacksmith, Syc. b 7th and 8th Gardner Joseph, shoemaker, John b Kemble and Richmond Gardner James, victualler, 5th b Main & Walnut Gardner Robert, house painter, boards at Kautz's Gardner Lorenzo, laborer. Friendship b Pike and Butler Gardner Chas. ship carpenter, E. Liberties Gardner Jacob, laborer, boards at Jesse Holland's Garner Robert, trader, 3d below Smith Garrard J. D. attorney at law, 4th b Ludlow and Pike Garrett Wm. Plumb N. of Hospital Garrish Mrs. Emily, W. Row b London and 7th Garrison James, bricklayer, c Elm and Court Garrison John, engineer, c Mill and 3d Garrison Mrs. Rebecca, Plumb b 4th and 5th Garrison Mrs. c 5th and Broadway Garrison J. W. bar keeper. Commercial Exchange Garretson H.P. china and glass store. Pearl Garretson Mrs. Sarah, Pike n 5th Garretson Geo. W- carpenter, 6th b Main & Syc. Garvey Christian, wholesale grocer. Commercial Row, h Harrison Gasaway Henry, Front b Race and Elm 68 CINCINNATI DIRIi'CTORY. Gaskell Cripps, pattern maker, 5th E. of B. way Gait Mrs. Dorothy, c 5th and Mound Gault Lemuel, carpenter, al. b New Market and 9th Gatzweiler Ludway, fringe maker, 102 Main Gazley Huldah, widow, Vine b 7th & New Market Gazley Theodore, printer, boards at K. Swing's Gazzam C. W. [C. W. G.S' Co.) wholesale grocers, Commercial Row, h 6th b College & Race Gidney Mrs. Euphemia, widow, John b Kemble and Richmond George Michael, finisher, Elm b7th & New Market George Geo. brick maker, London W. oY Fulton Gest Joseph, city surveyor, office council chamber, h 4th b Walnut and Vine Gettier Geo. La Fayette coffee house, 5th b Main and Walnut Getty Robt. agent. Main b,3d and 4th, h 7th b W. Row and John Getz John, clerk, J. Broadwell Getzendanner G. H. carpenter, Longworth b W. Row and .John Geyer John, [Ross S- G.) Western chair manufac­ tory, 3d b 3Iain and Walnut Geyer Frederick, turner, boards at J. Geyer's Geyer Saml. ornamental painter, do Gibbon Edward K. 194 Main Gibbon Anthony K. carpenter, 194 Main Gibbon Leonard, printer, 194 3Iain Gibbs Wm. T. salt merchant, Syc. b Front and 2d, boards at I\Irs. Eaton's Gibbs Mrs. Margaret, 5th b Vine and Race Gibbs Mrs. Ellen, boarding house, Walnut b 3d &4th Gibbs Anson, [G. Sr Ball) 5th b Vine and Race Gibbs Joel, miller, 8th b Syc and Broadway Gibson Alexander, brush maker, Main b Pearl and 3d, h Syc. b I;ower Market and 3d Gibson Stephen, c Symmes and Butler Gibson Thomas, boards at P. Balwin's, E. L. Gibson Peter, hydrant maker. Walnut b .3d and 4th Gibson William, merchant, 6th b Plumb and W- Row, boards at W S. Merrill's CINCINfNATI DIRECTORY. 69 Gibson James, Harrison Clifford Robt. boards at Wm. Jones' Gilbert John, blacksmith. Lodge alley b Gano & 7th Gilbert Hannah, widow, George b Race and Elm Gilbert Geo. W. painter, boards at H. Gilbert's Gilbreath Jonathan, boards at John Young's Gilbreath James, blacksmith, bds. at R. McRay's Gilbreath Mrs. Margaret, boarding house, Water b Elm and Plumb Gilbreath James, founder, 5th n Pike Gillilan, Mrs. Mary, tailoress. Main b 5th and 6th Gillespie P. clerk, boards at Mrs. Hayden's Gillespie A. clerk, do do Gill Thos. tailor, c John and Elizabeth Gill John, cabinet maker, c 4th and Smith GilletD. M. [G. 6,- Co.) tea dealer. No 9 Pearl Gillet L. M. do do do Gilman*John, hatter, boards at D. Rickoff's Gilman James S. bricklayer, c Union and Elm Gilman Saml. tanner, Water b Elm and Plumb Gilmore Robt. silver smith. Main b 3d and 4th Gilmore Mrs. Phebe, Main b Front and 2d Gilpin John, coffee house. Main b 9th and Canal, h Jackson b Canal and 12th Gist Robt. C. [Morris Sr G.) hardware dealer. Main b 4th and5th, h 6th b Main and Syc. Given Joshua, plasterer, boards at 31rs. C. Covert's Glardon Peter, alley b 8th and 9th JIain and Syc. Glardon Christian, 9th b Main and Syc. Glasgow John, c Plumb and 2d Glasgow Michael, bar keeper. Pearl st. house Glasgow Wm. boards atMrs. Van Pelt's Glasgow Hugh, carpenter. Plumb bXew Mar.&9th Glascoe Jas. S. druggist, 5th b Main and Walnut Glascoe Abram, Union b Race and Elm Glass William, boiler maker. Friendship b Pike and Butler Glendening Peter, drayman. Vine b Court & Canal Glenn Edwin R. teamster, Frontb Elm and Plumb Glenn James, J. P. 2d b Main and Syc, h Front b Vine and Race 70 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Glenn Mrs. Margaret, seamstress. Elm b 6th and George Glenn Mrs. Hugh, N. Liberties Glover Henry, clerk, Cincinnati rolling mill Goble Jeremiah, carpenter, 4th b Plumb & W. Row Goggin Thos. carter, 3d b John and Smith Goggin Enoch, carpenter, do Golan Mrs. Elizabeth, Friendship b Lawrence and Pike Golden Jos. T. laborer, E. Liberties Golden Aaron, musician bds. at Mrs. E. Garish's Golden Edmund, laborer, Race b Canal and 12th Goldson Wm. cotton manufacturer, 3d b John and Smith Goldson Geo. saddler. Race b Front and 2d Goldthorp Franklin, laborer, Patterson alley b 5th and 6th Gondolfo Peter, coffee house, c 12th and Elm Gontzchier Phillip, boarding house, Syc. b Front and 2d Golloday Mrs. Margaret, boarding house, E. L. Good John, boarding house opposite, Washington brewery Goodapple George, laborer. Canal b Vine & Race Goodenow John M. President Judge Hamilton co.. New Market b Vine and Race Goodhue Daniel, grocer, c Plumb and 2d Goodin .James, grocer, Main n Canal Goodin Saml. H. grocer, boards at J. Goodin's Goodloe Jas. engine maker and brass founder, Con­ gress E. of Broadway, h Key's hill Goodman H. H. exchange office, 3d b Main* and Walnut, h 4th b Syc. and Broadway Goodman.T. H. [G. Sr Emerson) wholesale auc­ tioneer. Pearl, h 4th b Syc. and Broadway Goodman Wm. (G. Sr Emerson) h Syc. b 4th & 5th Goodwin Dr. Oliver, [G. Sr Wilslach) druggist, n c 5th and Main, boards at Mrs. N. Miles' Goodrich Ephraim, grocer, c Elm and Canal Goodrich Henry, carpenter, W. Row b Longwortlr and 5th CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 71 Googen John, laborer, c Friendship and Pike Gordon Horatio,brick maker, London W. of Fultoa Gordon Tapley, laborer, c W. Row and 3d Gordon Jonathan, laborer. Front b Pike & Butler Gordon Archibald, ship carpenter, E. Liberties Gordon George, boards at J. G. Burnet's Gordon Wm. laborer, 7th b Plumb and W. Row Gordon Mrs. Hannah, 7th b Plumb and W. Row Gorell John, teamster. Court b Plumb and W Row Gorham Parson, grocer, c 5th and Syc. (Jorman George, [G. G. Sr Co.) Canal b Main and Walnut, boards at B. way hotel Gorman James, [G. G. Sr Co.) Canal b Main and Walnut, boards at Cincinnati hotel Goshorn Dr. Wm. druggist, 6th b Plumb &, W.Row Goshorn Nicholas, merchant. Main b 4th and 5th, h London W of Fulton Gosman Dr. Richard, 9th b Race and Elm Goss Richard, 6th b Main and Walnut Gosser Jacob, alley b Main and Walnut N. of 13th Gosser John, do do do Gossin Henry, blacksmith, Broadway b4th and 5th, h 13th b Vine and Race Gost Joseph, gardener, N. Liberties Gould Miss Julia, boards at John Robinson's Gould R. H. boards at Pearl st. house Gould Mrs. Abigail, seamstress, John b 4th and 5th Gould John, shoemaker,Lodge alley b Gano &7th Gould Joseph, laborer. Church alley b Main and Walnut Gould Geo. W trader, boards at C. H. Fisher's Gowdy James, Longworth b Plumb and W. Row Gowdy Samuel, do do do Gowen , Longworth W. of Mound Grabham James, brewer, Syc. b 3d and 4th Grace Eleanor, tailoress, 3d b John and Smith Graham James, [J. Sr J. G.) paper maker. Com­ mercial Row, h Water b W.Row and John Graham Joseph, [J. Sr J. G.) paper maker Graham James H. ship carpenter, E. Liberties Graham Geo. jr. 5th b Vine and Race 72 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Graham James, boiler maker. North b Syc. and Broadway Gftiham Thomas, baker. Main b 8th and 9th Graham James, George b ,lohn and Smith Graham Joseph, boards at Mrs. M. Betts' Grandin Philip, c 5th and Syc. Grapevine Mrs. Mary, c 6th and ELm Gray Mrs. Mary, carpet weaver, Elm b Front & 2d Gray Joshua, bar keeper, Broadway hotel Gray Martin, grocer, c 5th and Elm, h 5th b Race and Elm Gray Mrs. Charlotte, Patterson's alley, b 5th & 6th Gray William P. school teacher, boards at Mrs. Elstnor's Gray Joseph, laborer, c Elm and Cor. Line Gray Daniel, laborer, 7th b John and Smith Greaf John, clerk, M. C. Steward Grearson John, baker, 2d E- of Mill Green Thomas, laborer. Walnut b Front and 2d Green Benj. house painter. Race b Front and 2d Green Stephen B. printer, 7th b W. Row and John Green John, tailor, do do Green Dr. Oliver, Green n Race Green Mr. clerk, Blachley & Wells, Pearl Green Mrs. Elizabeth, drug store. Lower Market b Syc. and Broadway Green Mrs. Maria, boarding house. Lower Market b Syc. and Broadway Green John, teamster, Catharine b Western Row and John Green James, carpenter,Congress b Lawrence and Pike Green Geo. engineer, Congress b Pike & Butler Green Mrs. Jdne, Pike b Symmes and Congress Green Mr. shoe maker, E. Liberties Green Hiram, hatter, 3d b Wood and Mill Green Wm. Vine b 3d and 4th Green Marmaduke, tailor, c Elm and George Green Josiah, clerk, A. Death Greener Mrs. Augusta, Main b 3d and 4th Greenleaf Saml. carpenter, c 2d and Vine CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 73 Greenleaf William N. shoe maker, Broadway n P. Miller's Greenleaf Wm. T. hat store. Main b 8d and 4th Greenleaf Samuel, sen. coach maker, 5th b Syc. and Broadway Greenlee Thomas, shoe maker, 9th b Race and Elm Greenwood 31iles, Eagle foundry. Canal b Main and Walnut, h William b Elm and Plumb Greer James, wholesale grocer, Syc. b Front &2d Gregg Stephen, tinner, 2d b Walnut and Vine Gregory Henry, produce merchant. Front b Main and 3Valnut, h7th b Walnut and Vine Grenot John B. coffee house, 6th b Plumb and Western Row Gridley Chester P. tailor, W. Liberties Griffin Robt. laborer. Water b Vine and Race Griffin David, proprietor Pearl st. house Griffin Daniel, foreman Wade's powder mills, W. L. Griffin John, drayman, 3d b Wood and Mill Griffin Saml. laborer, Longworth b John & Smith Griffith W- R. commission agent. Congress b Law­ rence and Pike Griffith Goodwin, drayman, Ludlow b 3d and 4th Griffith J. gun sm.ith, boards at 3Irs. J. Miller's Griffith Thos. boards at H. Merrill's Griffith John, do Grimes R. F. blacksmith, c Longworth and Elm Grimes Joe|, laborer, 5th n 3Iound Grimpton Wm. boards at Garrett Dulhagen's Griter Polas, laborer. Deer creek n .5th Grodhouse Geo. alley b Main and Walnut N.of 1.3th Groesbeck .John H. pork merchant. Canal b Main and Syc, h 4th b Syc. and Broadway Gronemess George, alley b Walnut and Vine n 13th Gross Dr. D. S. boards at Mrs. Thomas' Gross John, clerk, Foster & Brothers Gross Andrew, 6th b Plumb and Western Row Grover, Chas. H. c L. Market and Syc. Grover, Nathan, tailor, 7th b Walnut and Vine Guelick Isaac, sugar refiner, 3d b B; way & Ludlow Guibert Henry, Commercial Exchange, Front C 74 CINCINNATI DIKBCVORY. Gtiilford Nathan, (JV. Sr G. G. Sr Co.) book store, c 6th and Main, h 4th b Vine and Race Guilford George, (JV. Sr G. G. Sr Co.) book store, c Main and 6th, h Court b Vine and Race Guiou David, stone cutter. Race b 3d and 4th Gulliver Alexander, laborer. Water b Plumb and Western Row Guthrie Robert, carpenter, 4th b W. Row & John Guthrie Mrs. Syc. b 3d and 4th Guy Thomas, High E. of Canal Guysi Chas. F. tinner. Front b Walnut and Vine Gwinn John, stone cutter,7th b Syc. and B. way Gwinn James, carpenter, Walnut b 12th and 13th Gwynne David, paver, Plurtib b Front and 2d Gwynne David, jr. 4th b Walnut and Vine Gwynne D. [D. G. Sr Co.) merchant 5th b 3rain & Walnut Gwynne Llewellyn, attorney at law. Main one door above 6th

HACKETT JAS. V. tailor. Green b Race and Elm Hackett Miss Catharine, mantua maker, 5th b Race and Elm Hackett Thos. carpenter, bds. at Miss C.Hackett's Hackhiger P. shoe maker, Kemble b Smith & John Hackinger Geo. gardener, 6th n brick yards Hackney Nelson, boards at J. Hewett's Hackney Thos. J. carpenter, Pleasant above bridge Hadler D. stone sawyer, 7th b Syc and B. way Hadley Simon, drayman, 6th b Smith «Sc Mound Haigh John, carpenter. New 3Iarket b Elm & Plumb Haigh Josh, carpenter, New Market b Race & Elm Haines Ezekiel, c Symmes and Lawrence Hailman P. A. fancy turner, 5th b Elm and Plumb Hailman Chas. moulder, 5th b B. way and Pike Hailman E. boiler maker. PikebFront& Congress. Hailman S. tailor, W. Row b Catharine & Elizabeth Hailman Charles, Walnut b Canal and 12th Haggard J. copper smith, Front b Walnut & Vine CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 75 Hales Charles, (iteZZer«S-i/.) livery stable, h 5th b B. way and Pike Hall Henry, carpenter, X. Liberties Hall James, merchant, 3Iain b 4th and 5th Hall Xancy 3V. juvenile clothingstore, 5th bRace and Elm Hall James, brickmason. New E. of Broadway Hall 3Ir. tanner and currier, boards at J. Davis' Hall Harvey, attorney, Blain b 8th and 9th Hall Campbell, tailor, Water b 2d and 3d Hall James, editor Western Magazine, boards at Pearl st. house Hall Thomas, laborer, N Liberties Hall Saml. bricklayer, Xew 3Iarket b Race & Eliw Hall Edw. plasterer, John b Elizabeth and Chesnut Hall John, coffee house, c Main and Northern Row Hall Wm. boards at Andrew Adams' Hall John, Innkeeper, 3IainN. of Canal Hall Marmaduke, printer, boards at A. Pugh's Hall John, engineer, W Row b 4th and 5th Hall Mrs. Elizabeth, 5th b Race and Elm Hallan Daniel, wagon maker, 2d b Elm and Plumb Hallan 3Irs. Xancy, weaver Plumb b Front & 2d Halley David S. clerk, Russell's alley b 4th & 5th Halley Samuel, carpenter, 4th b Race and Elm Halley Wm. tailor, boards at W. G. Halley's Halley Washington G. cabinet maker, 5th b Elm and Plumb Halpen Xicholas, drayman, n c B. way and 8th Halpen John, shoemaker. Front b Main & Walnut Halstead David C. engineer. Water b Western Row and John Ham John, boarding house, c Vine and 2d Haman Eli, engineer at water works Haman Peter, carver, boards at Geo. Porter's Hamill Samuel, laborer, 3d b Vine and Race Hamilton Henry, shoe store,Mainb 2d and Lower Market, h Longworth b Race and Elm Hamilton Alexander, clock maker, Longworth b Elm and Plumb Hamilton Mrs. 4th n c Broadway 76 CINCINNATI DIRElpTORY. Hamilton Saml. R. bellows makter, 2d b Main and Syc, h Harrison Hamilton Alexander, upholsterer, boards at J. Hamilton's Hamilton Joanna, boarding house. Main b Front and 2d Hamilton James, black smith, boards at Mershan's Hamilton Edward, morocco dresser. Court b Elm and Plumb Hamilton Wm. carpenter, Court b Race and Elm Hamlin Hannibal G. carpenter, Symmes b Pike and Butler Hammett Daniel, dyer and scourer. Lower 3Iarket b Main and Syc. Hammett James, laborer, alley b Race and Elm New Market and 9th Hammett Aaron, laborer, alley b Race and Elm New Market and 9th Hammond Charles, Esq. attorney at law Main b 4th and 5th, h c W> Row and George Hammond Timothy, school teacher c 6th and Race Hammond E. laborer, 6th b Elm and Plumb Hammond John, E. Front Hammond Henry, coffee house, Lower 3Iarket b Syc. and Broadway Hammond Aaron, laborer, 12th b Race and Elm Hampton Jonathan, grocer, D. creek n Cor. Line Hancock J. B. auction and commission store, c 5th and Walnut, h Longworth b Vine & Race Hand F. carpenter, 6th b W. Row and John Hand Mrs. Margaret,6th b John and Smith Hand David, carpenter, c George and John Handy Henry, shoemaker, 6thb Vine and Race Haney Aaron, n Cincinnati rolling mill Haney John, rope maker, 3Iain N. of 13th Hankins Mrs. M. New Market b Race and Elm Hanford Jared, North b 6th and New Hanley John, merchant. Main b 6th and 7th, h 4th b Vine and Race Hann 3Iahlon, grocer, c 5th and Broadway Hann BIrs. Ann, George b Plumb and W. Row CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. H Hann Geo. carpenter. New Market b Vine & Race Hann Wm. brick maker, Catharine W. of Fulton Hanselman Jacob, gardener, N. Liberties Hanselman Jacob, jr. do do Hanshaw James, carpenter. New E. of Broadway Hanson Stephen, river trader, W. Liberties Hanson Anthony, ship carpenter, E. Front Hanson Henry, laborer. Elm b Court and Canal Haran Geo. laborer, Patterson s alley b 5th and 6th near Walnut Haran 3Irs. Broadway b 4th and 5th Harbaugh H. (//. S,- Peale) painter, 5th b Main and Sycamore Harcourt Enoch, brick maker, 5th below Mound Hard James, polisher, 3Iacalester b 4th and 5th Hardcastle G. S. merchant c Main and 9th Harding Horace, portrait painter, 4th b Main and Walnut Hardin James, engineer, boards atMershom's Hardin 3Irs. Susan, 7th b Race and Elm Hardin Jonathan, painter, George b Race and Elm Hardin Joshua, carpenter, 7th b Plumb and West­ ern Row Hardy Patrick, carpenter, 9th b Walnut and Vine Hare Jos. butcher, N. Liberties Hare John, grocer c 3Iain and 4th Hare Jesse, boards at John Hare's Hare Peter, clothing store, c 3Iain and Water, h 7th b Vine and Race Hare Anthony, butcher, N. Liberties Hare John, butcher, X'. Liberties Harelin Rowan, carpenter. Elm b 9th and Court Hargon Peter, laborer, alley b 7th and 8th Syc. and Broadway Hargrave Wm. boards at Buckman's Hargrave Wm. shoe maker, c Elm and 13th Hargy John, pattern maker, 7th b Syc. and B. way Harker Daniel, laborer, N. Liberties Harker Jacob, laborer, N. L. Harkness Anthony, founder, Pike n Symmes Harley F. B. moulder, boards at Mulligan's 78 CINCINNATI DIREkJTORY. Harley H. gardener, N. Liberties, Harmon Mrs. Catharine, c Vine and 3d Harmon Timothy, brick mason, 31asonic alley b 3d and 4th Harmon,Joseph, millwright, 5th n 3Iound Harmon Mrs. R. New Market b Race and Elm Harper Chas. carpenter, 5th n Mound Harper Edward C. clerk, J. Hoffner Harrington J. P. clerk, W S. 3Ierrill Harrell Nathan, carpenter. Elm b 9th and Court Harrimen Benj. portrait aAd sign painter, 4th b Main and Walnut Harris 3Irs. Sarah, 5th b John and Smith Harris Eleazer, hatter, c 4th and Race Harris John, blacksmith, n c 6th and Walnut Harris John, carpenter, boards at Thos. Hume's Harris Mrs. Eliza, n Cincinnati rolling mill Harris .John D. Broadway hotel Harris 3Irs. Ann, E. Liberties Harris Stephen, paver, E. Liberties Harris .James, paver, E. Liberties Harris Jeremiah, boards at W Madiera's Harris Daniel, trader, c W. Row and Catharine Harris Francis A. painter. New 3Iarket b Vine and Race Harris Thos. bricklayer, 9th b Race and Elm Harris James, shoemaker, 12th b Race and Elm Harrison Robert, school teacher, bds. at E. Coffin's Harrison Richard, carpenter, Russell's alley b 4th and 5th Harrison Wm. engine maker, c Plumb and 4th Harrison Mrs. S. c 3Vestcrn Row and .5th Harrison F. chair maker, c 5th and Walnut, h 7th b Plumb and W- Row Harrison Geo. carpenter, 3d b Smith and 3Iill Harrison Wm. river trader, 3Valnut n Water Harrison John, drayman, Butlern Front Harrison Henry, carpenter, boards at J. M'Cord's Harrison Lewis, plasterer, George b Elm & Plumb Harrison Wm. F. chair maker, c 5th and Walnut, h George b Plumb and W. Row fctNCI^NATI DIRECTORY. 70 Harrison J. carpenter, George b Plumb S^ W. Row Harrison 3Irs. Frances, c W. Row and George Harrison Saml. coffee house, 3Iain b 3d and 4th, b 7th'b W. Row and John Harrison Ebenezer, constable, Vine b 7th and New 3Tarket Harrison Andrew, Lbrldon W of Fultoil Hart 3Irs. 3Iary, 5th b Race and Elm Hart Wni'. shoe Store, 5th b Vine and Race Hart3Irs; boarding house, 4th b 3Iain and Syc. Hart Silas, plough maker, boards at E. Hubbard's, Hart vrm. tavern, Front b Broadway and Ludlow Hart Jacob, stone mason, 12th b Vine and Walnut Hart Abram C. comb maker, bds. at T. Thatcher's Hartley John, tanner. Clay b 12th and 13th Hartley Vv m. chair maker, Richmond W. of Fulton Hartman Charles, moulder, "-th b Syc. and B. way Hartsel David, gun smith, bds. at H. 3Ierriirs Hartsel David A. [D. Griffin S,- Co.) merchant, 18 Pearl Hartshorn S. W. ship carpenter, Syc. b 4th & 5th Hartshorn Wm. boards at 3Ir=. 3Iargaret Johnson's Hartwell J. W. boards at 3Irs. Dickinson's Hartwell Geo. H. [J. Lawrence Sr Co.) wholesalo grocer, 3Iain b Frent and 2d, h 6th b 3Iain and Walnut IJarverbeck Anthony, shoe ir:aker,c Abigail &Syc. Harvey Mrs. Clarissa, 2d b Broadway and Ludlow Harwood Christian H. carpenter, 5th below Mound Harwood W. C. C. carpenter, do Haselwood Andrew, tailor. Elm b Court and Canal Haskins Joseph J. 3d b Elm and Plumb Haslett John, tanner, & currier, bds. at J. Parker's Haslett Elijah, Walnut n Front Hazlett James, trader. Plumb b Water and Front Hassan Mrs. Sarah, clothing store. Lower Market b 3Iain and Syc. Hassan Wm. produce merchant. Water b Main and Walnut, h 7th b Walnut and Vine Hassan George, engineer. New b Syc. and B. way Hastings Chas. F. coffee house, c Syc. and 6th C2 80 CINCINNATI DIREGTOHY. Hastings Nathaii, china and glas^ merchant, Maia b Pearl and 3d, h 4th b Race and Elm Hatch Chas. dentist, 3d b Main and Walnut Hatch John, rectifier, boards at Washington house Hatch Werner, engineer, cBroadway and 6th Hatfield John, river trader, Harrison Hatfield John, laborer. Vine b Front and 2d Hathaway Henry, farmer, 5th n Mound Hathhorn Warren, produce merchant', Syc* b Front and 2d, h Elm b Front and 2d Hathhorn Edmund, carpenter, bds. at T.Thatcher's Hatt Mrs. Mary, E. Liberties Hatmaker M. gardener. W. Liberties Hatmaker Benj. blacksmith, Symmes b Pike and Butler Haughton John, lumber merchant, c Race and 7th Haughton Richard, iron merchant, Mainb 4th & 5th Haughton R. miller, boards at John Estner's Hautman Peter, gardener, N. Liberties Ht^ven Geo. Longworth b Vine and Race Haven N. L. silver smith, boards at E. Putnam' Havercamp Henry, laborer, Main b Canal and Abigail Hawes Dan H. [Strait SrH.) attorney at law, Maih b 4th and 5th, h Main b 2d and Pearl Hawk Wm. pilot, c George and John Hawkes Thos. B. music academy, 4th b Main and Walnut Hawkins Wm. cabinet maker, 4th b Main & Syc. Hawkins B. D. carpenter, boards at Mrs.SwaiL's Hawkins Robert M. bricklayer, George b Western Row and John Hawkin Ebenezer, Syc. b 3d and 4th Hatvsen Moses, bricklayer. Bank alley b 3d &4th Hayburn Jos. carpenter, boards at Mrs. Swail's Haycock Hamilton, bricklayer, Race n Cor. Line Hayden Mrs. E. boarding house 4th b Syc. & B.way Haydlee James, boards at G. Fisher's Haynes Lafayette, boards at Mrs. Hewson's Haifres R. P. phy^ciani, No. 81 Main, h Park Plac6 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 81 Hayes Henry, clerk. Protection insurance office, h c Longworth and Race Hayes Joshua, saddle tree plater. Main b Abigail and Woodward Hayes John, saddle tree maker, 12th b Vine & Race Hayt Edward, ivory turner, 4th b Main and Syc Hayward Caleb, c 4th and 3Vood Hay ward John, grocer, c John arid Richmond Hayward Jos. laborer. Elm b Court and Canal Hazen Septimus, [H. Sr Lawrence) groCer, Front a Cor. Line Hazen X. L. jeweller, 3Iain b 4th and 5th Hazen Burton, ship carpenter, E. Liberties Hazen L. constable, B. way b 2d and L. 3Iarket Hazleton Abram, blacksmith, George b Race & Elm Hazzard Vv^m. clerk, Reeves and 31'Lean Hazle Joshua, London n 31111 creek Heap Geo. engineer, ;id n Race Heath John, foreman Cincinnati type foundry, c 6th and John Heath John, river trader, c Gano and Lodge alley Heath Thos. plasterer, Syc. b 7th and 8th Heatly John, cabinet maker, 5th b Vine and Race Heaton John, mason, 4th b John and Smith Hebenstreet Philip, 8th E. of Broadway Heckwelder Geo. drayman, Longworth b Elm and Plumb Heckwelder Thos. U. S. deputy marshall, E. court house, b Main and Syc. Heggy Samuel, brick maker, London b John and Smith Heighway Eli^a, 3Iain N. of 13th Helbert Patrick, stone mason, Syc. b Abigail and Woodward Helmick Henry, boards at F. Closehide's Helser John, laborer, 7th b Smith and Mound Helser Francis, Vine b Canal and 12th Helstrith Thos. shoe maker, Fulton b Catharine and Elizabeth Hemer Thos. carpenter, 6th b Elm and Plumb Hemphill James, shoe maker, Plumb b Front & 2d 82 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Hemphill Edward, carpenter, E. Liberties Henderson Thos. associate judge, c 6th and Grove Henderson Thos. jr. attorney, 3d b Main and Syc. Henderson Robt. tanner, boards at Jas. Davis' Henderson James P. boards at G. Fisher's Henderson Jas. ship carpenter. Front n Cor. Line Henderson Jas. stone saw mill, Butler b Front and Congress Henderson John, pattern maker, Lawrence b Front and Congress Henderson G. barber. Front b B. way & Ludlow Henegrill Jeremiah, Plumb b Front and 2d Henrie.W. H. City Hall, c 6th and Main Henry Dr. John F. 5th b Vine and Race Henry Geo. carpenter, bds. at S. McLaughlin's Henry John W. ship carpenter, 5th b Vine «SsRace Henry James, paper maker. Front b Smith & 3Iill Henry John, N. Liberties Henry Thos. machinist, Harrison Henry Christian, drayman, alley b 7th and 8th Syc. and Broadway Henry Geo. ship carpenter, E. Liberties Henry Hugh, ship carpenter, E. Liberties Hentz X'. M. female academy, 3d opposite Bazaar He-pw orth Vim. [Wright S,- H.) tanner and currier, 3Iain b 7th and 8th Herb Saml. laborer, 5th n 3Iound Herbert 3Vm. tailor, Front b Walnut and Vine Herbey 3Irs. boarding house, n c 7th and Main Hermange Dr. A. 3d b 3Iain and Walnut Herr .John, carpenter. Front b Ludlow & Lawrence Heredith E. pork merchant, bds. at 31. W. Easley's Herron O. M. boards at Mrs. A. Thorp's Herron Andrew C. grocer, E. Front Herron Joseph, grocer, boards at 3Irs. Hanson's Hesler Sarah, Race b 2d and 3d Hess John, lumber merchant, boards at J. Young's Hetser Frederick, gardener c Vine and Cor. Line Hewitt Jedediah, drayman, 4th b Mill and Stone Hewitt Nathan, teamster, c W, Row and Farrar CINCINTNATI DIRECTORY. 83 Hewings Jonatha.p, teamster, Plumb b Front & 2d Howling Isaac, carpenter, George b Plumb and Western Row Hewson John, Longworth b Plumb and W. Row Hewson David, painter, Xew E. of Broadway Hewson Jos. painter, c Franklin and Syc. Key Wm. stone mason, 4th b John and Smith Hey Bartholomew, grocer, c 5th and John Hey Benj. brewer, boards at 3Irs. Ireland's Hey 3Iic!iael, merchant tailor, Front b Broadway and Ludlow Hiatt 3irs. Elizabeth, 9th b 3Iain and Syc. Hiatt Wm. 31. coffee house c Front and Butler Hiatt Saml. boarding house, -"'th b Vine and Race Hickman Jesse, shoemaker, c W. Row & Longworth Hicks James, jr. produce merchant, c 3Vater and Walnut, h Water b Race and Elm Hicks 3Irs. B. V,'ater n 3Iain Hiegel 3irs. Catharine, Vine X'. of 13th Hieman 3Irs. 3Iary, Elm b Court and Canal Higbee Charles, M. D. c Vine and 5th Higbee James T. druggist, 3Iain b 4th and 5th, boards at 3Irs. Hamilton's Higbee A. wharf master. Plumb b Front and 2d Higbee John, paver. Cherry alley b Elm & Plumb Higgins Henry, grocer, c Friendship and Pike Higgins 3Irs. Phebe, seamstress,6th b Elm & Plumb Higgins Josiah, paver, Longworth b Plumb and Western Row Higgins Wm. gilder, B. way b 4th and 5th High John, laborer, boards at 3Irs. Holladay's Highfield Mrs. Sarah, Walnut b 2d and 3d Hildreth .Jonathan, confectioner, c 5th and Elm Hildreth Wm. coffee house, 6th b Elm and Plumb Hildreth Geo, O. medical student, bds. at 3Irs. A.. Thorp's Hildreth German, soap boiler, Catharine W of Fulton Hikle Philip, carpenter, boards at Wm. Hawkins' Hill John, ship carpenter. Pleasant Hill Philip A. carpenter, E. Front 84 CINCINNATI DIREklTORY. Hill Elizabeth, seamstress, 4th b plumb & W.Row Hill Thos. C. carpenter, boards at Jesse Hblland'S Hill Reuben, shoe maker. Lodge al. b Gano & 7th Hill Jonathan, painter, c 7th and Plumb Hill Geo, H. tallow chandler, bds. at Main st. hotel Hill John C. boards at 31rs. M. Lloyd's Hill Samuel, carpenter, Abigail b 3Iain and Syc. Hill Dennis, porter, Foote'"&; Bowler Hildebrand Nathan, drayman, Jackson b Canal and 12th Hilton John, schoolteacher, c 4th and Mill Hine Saml. blacksmith, above water works Hiner David, engineer, 5th b John and Smith Hinsdale John T. clerk, J. Lawrence, boards at Pearl st. house Hinkle Sampson, [H. Sr Duval) grocer, c Western Row and 8th Hinkley John, drayman. Cutter N. of Catharine Hinkston Richard, carpenter, E. Liberties Hinman E. [H. S' Hunt) liquor store, 5th b 3Iain and Walnut, h Longworth b Vine and Race Hinnincamp Bennett, laborer, Syc. b Abigail and Woodward Hirce Geo. engineer. Front b Plumb & W Row Hitchcock Saml. 31. 5th b Syc. and Broadway Ilite Geo. blacksmith, 12th b Walnut and Vine Hoard John, skin dresser, Cherry al. b Race & Elm Hobbs B. laborer, boards at J. 31yers', N. L. Hobbs James, laborer, Court b Plumb and W.Row Hobbs James, clerk, E. Todhunter Hobbs David, clerk, Cincinnati type foundry, bds. 3Irs. 31'Clain's Hobbin Richard, coffeehouse, c Ludlow and Front Hobson James, coal merchant. Pike b Front and Congress Hobson Geo. teamster. Friendship Hodges 3Ir. clerk, boards at H. B. Funk's Hodges Rufus, [Wright Sr H.) attorney, c Main and Hopple's alley Hodgson J. T. bricklayer, George b Race and Elm Hoffman Wm. plasterer, boards at Mrs. C. Covert's CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 85 Hoffman f ohn, shoe maker Hoffman lacob, butcher. Vine b Canal and 12th Hoffman Rev. Jos. Richmond b W. Row and John Hoffner Jacob, grocer, 3Iain b 5th and 6th Hoffner Anton, laborer, 3d b 3Iain and Syc. Hoffner Anton, jr. laborer, boards at A. Hoffner's Hogeland Ralph, clock maker. Walnut b 12th and 13th Hoke Philip, stone mason. Court b Vine and Race Hogarth Edwin, c W Row and 6th Hogden 3Irs. W. Row b 6th and Green Hogure Robt. clerk, M'Gregor & Co., iron store, boards at C. Coffin's Holbrook W. 31. boards at Broadway hotel Holbrook D. B. agent Xewport manufacturing co., Front b Syc. & B. way, bds. at B. way hotel Holbrook D. L. looking ghss manufactory, 130 Main, boards at C. P. Barnes' Holbreck Cyrus, laborer, X'. Liberties Holcomb Wm. coach maker. Race n 3d Holcomb Asa, coffee house, .5th b xMain & Walnut Holden Amos, shoe store. Main b Front and 2d, boards at E. Putnam's Holden Richard, boards at Jas. Thorn's Ilolden Reuben, boards at Jas. E. Tyler's Holdertield Jas. laborer, head of Main Holiday Chas. 6th b Western Row and John Holiday Wm. blacksmith, 5th n 33ound Holland John, wholesale grocer, o7 3Iain Holland J. R. coffee house, 3Iain b 5th and 6th Holland Montgomery, painter, Abigail b Syc. and Broadway Holland Warren, boards at R. Bernard's Holland Jesse, boarding house. Lodge alley b 5th and 6th Hollaway John, laborer, head of 3Iain Holly Nathaniel, school teacher, George b Western Row and John Holly Frazier, stone mason, Kemble b John and Smith 86 CINCINNATI DlREtTTORY. Holly Herman, laborer, alley b Canal and 12th, Vine and Race Holmes Cornelius, drayman, Longworth b Elm and Plumb Holmes 3Irs, E. 3d b Main and Syc. Holmes Alexander, stjckne ma.son. Water n Vine Holmes S. paper hanger, c 5th and Main, h Race b New 3Iarket and 9th Holmes Isaac, engineer, wa,ter works Holmes Vfm. 3Iarine coffee house, c Lower Mar­ ket and Broadway Holroyd Henry, clerk, Parvin & 3Iulford's Holt Mrs. Mary boards at T. Pool's Holt Geo. saddler. Main b Pearl and 3d, boards at S. Cobb's Holt Jacob, cabinet maker, boards at J. Estner's Holyoke Wm. coach maker, Syc. b 3d and 4th Hone Jacob, laborer, Abigail b Syc. & B. way Honeyman William, saddler, at John Laynian^s, Main Honn Geo. gardener, W. of London Honn John, Vine b 9th and Canal Honts Jacob, laborer. Canal b ^Valnut and Vine Honsuck Uriah, cabinet maker, bds. at G. Porter's Hood Wm. c 3Iill and Sd Hood Elizabeth, Front n 31ill creek Hook Israel, Broadway b 7th and 8th Hook Jacob, laborer, Vine X. of 13th Hoole Saml. grocer, c 7th and Broadway Hoole Saml H. boards at V»'. E. Hoole's Hoole Wm. E- Syc. b 7th and 8th Hoon Wm. blacksmith, 5th b Broadway and Pike Hooper 3Irs. Sarah, alley b Elm and Plumb Hoover Wm. shoe maker, 6th b 3V. Row & John Hoover Saml. carpenter, boards at J. Estner's Hoover Danl. boards at E. K. Glenn's Hoover Lawrence, gal-dener, N. Liberties Hoover Grispin, laborer, bds. at 3Irs. F. Kiesler's. Hoover Michael, laborer, Vine N. of 13th Hoover Mrs. H. Race n Cor* Line CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 87 Hoover Lorens, laborer. Walnut n Cor. Line Hopkins B. carpenter, Longworth b Elm& Plumb Hopkins Edward, boards at P. 3Iills' Hopkins Saml. shoe maker, Longworth b Elm and Plumb Hopkins 3Irs. Rebecca, 5th b Vine and Race Hopkins Henry, tobacconist, alley b Canal and 12th Vine and Race Hopkins Wm. clerk, Wundall. E. L. Hopper Garrett, merchant. Lower 3Iarket b 3Iain and Syc. h 5th b Race and Elm Hopper J. chair maker, W. Row b 7th and London Hopper John, n rolling mill Hopper Aaron, merchant. Lower 3Iarket b 3Iain and Syc. Hopple Jos. [J. H.S' Co.) tobacconist. Lower 3Iar- ket b Main and Syc Hopple Andrew, grocer, Lower 3iarket b 3Iain and Syc. Horn Abram, painter, c Xew and Broadway Horn Frederick, do Horn Danl. H. Syc. b 5th and 6th Hornby Thos. boards at Jos. Clarke's Home Eleanor, Front oppo. Washington brewery Horner 3Irs. Sarah,5th b Plumb and Vr Row Horner John, carter, Kemble b W. Row and John Horny Wm. caulker, 5th b Vine and Race Horr Lot, c Smith and Kemble Horrocks John, tinner, 3Iain n Front, h Front b Walnut and Vine Horrocks Jas. R. grocer. Race n Front Horton Val.B. law office, 3 b 3Iain and Walnut Horton X\ Z. [Ross Sr H.) 5th b John and Smith Hosea Jl. & Son, grocers, c Front and Ludlow HoseaRobt. grocer, E. Liberties Hosingen James, grocer, c \ ine and 2d Hoskinson Josiah, hatter, Catharine b 33^estern Row and John Hosten James, brewer, boards at J. Zimmer's Hotchkiss C. Walnut b 5th and 6th 88 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Hotchkiss Silas 0.(5". C. Sr W. J. H.) tanners, Main b Pearl and 3d,h Lodge alley b 6th &Gano Hotchkiss W.3. [S. C. Sr W. J. H.) Western Row n Cor. Line Hotchkiss E. D: boards at W. J. Hotchkiss' Hotchkiss Elisha, W. Row n Cor. Line Houck John, butcher, N. Liberties Houck Geo. W. shoe maker, London b Plumb and V/estern Row Hough Lewis, laborer, E. Liberties Houk Christopher, mason, Walnut b 5th and 6th Howland Geo. papermaker. Mill n 3d House Wm. carpenter, 6th b John and Smith Houseman Henry, cabinet maker, n c Sycamore and Abigail Howard 3Vm. T. carpenter, 4th b Elm and Plumb Howard Geo. paver, 5th b W. Row and John Howard Hiram, mason, 7th b Syc and B. way Howard Abner, carpenter. Front b Walnut & Vine Howard Horace, pattern maker. Vine b Front & 2d Howard James, laborer. Vine b 2d and 3d Howard 31 rs. Susan, dress maker, 3d b Smith & Mill' Howard Chas. carpenter, Fulton b Catharine and Elizabeth Howard Roswell, school teacher, boards at J. Van Eaton's Howard John, carpenter, boards at John Hare's Howarth Jas. boards at John Muir's, N. L. Howbanks Conrad, Front n D. creek bridge How J. [H. Sr Rose) leather store, 3Iain b 6th &7th Howe Uriah T. attorney at law, 3d b 3Iain & Syc. Howe Geo. huckster, 13th b Walnut and Vine Howe Saml. tallow chandler, Vine b 2d and 3d Howe Jos. laborer, N. Liberties Howell Lewis, Merchant, Main b 4th and 5th, h Broadway b 3d and 4th Howell Mrs. 3V. Ludlow n N. Liberties Howell Stephen, mason, c B. way & Woodward Howell Nathan, tanner and currier, Main b 3di and 4th, h c 5th and Syc. eiNCl/ilNATi DIRECTORY. 89 Howell Thos. drayman. Front nMill Howell Joseph, boards at Mrs. H. Gordon's Howell Jos. boards at Main st. hotel Howlet John, drayman, boards at Mrs. Ireland's Hoyt John, laborer, N. Liberties Hubbard L. V- [H. Sr- Edmands) bookseller, c 2d and Main Hubbard Thos. machinist, boards at A. CBrowji'-ft Hubbard Westley, boards at James Bottom's Hubbard Thos. medical student, boards at Mrs. E. Putnam's Hubbell E. plough maker. Main b Canal & Abigail Hubbell 3Irs. Martha, c 4th and Plumb Hubbell Nathaniel, hatter, 4th b Elm and Plumb Huben Godfrey, laborer, Abigail b Syc. & B. way Huddart 3Irs. H. Patterson alley b 5th and 6th Hudson John, shoe maker. Front b Race and Elm Hudson Guy, draper and tailor, c 3Iain & Gano Hudson Jas. shoe maker, X. Liberties HuecarJohn, goldsmith, 5th b Vine and Race Hughes John, blacksmith, bds. at Gibson's L. Market Hughes Wm. P. Commercial Exchange, Front b Main and Syc. Hughes Jas. B. hatter, boards at Wm. Beal's Hughes John, boarding house, c Main and 6th Hughes H. carpenter. Elm b Front and 2d Hughes John, Front b Smith and Wood Hughes Edward, shoe maker, 6th n Plumb Hughes James Z. trader, n 3d and 3Iain Hugle Jas. drayman, George n Mound Hulbert Giles, tanner and currier, boards at 3Irs. Hulbert's Hulbert Ivlrs. milliner, c Plumb and Longworth Hulbert Xathan, merchant, 5th b 3Iain & Walnut Hulbert 3Vm. P. [H. Sr Ewing) shoe store. Main b 5th and 6th Hull J. brick maker, n London Hulse E. sheriff Ham. co., 3Iain b Court and Canal Humble John, stone cutter. New E. of B. way Humble Mrs. 4th b Mill and Stone Humble John, coach maker, bds. at Mr. Charley's "00 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Humble Michael, laborer, alley b Main & Walnut Humes Thos. boarding house, 3d b SyCi & B. way Hummell Anthony, clock dealer, boards at B. J. Zimmer's Hummel Dr. boards at B. J. Zimmer's Humphries M. boards at Mrs. M. Lloyd's Hunt John, chemist, Front above water works Hunt B. P. clerk, boaf-ds at Mrss Dickinson's Hunt Jesse, boards at N. G. Pendleton's Hunt Lewis, [Hinman Sr H.) rectifier, 5th b Main and Walnut, h 2d b Vine and Race Hunt Peter, chair maker, c 3Iain &c Gano, h Lodge alley Hunt Solomon B. grocer, Canal b 3Iain & Walnut Hunt John, sawyer, Longworth b Smith & 3Iound Hunter Enoch, n rolling mill Hunter 3Irs. Elizabeth, alley b 8th and 9th 3Iain and Syc. Hunter Geo. carpenter,Union b Race and Elm Hunter Wm. produce merchant. Water b Walnut and ^'^ine, h Green b Race and Elm Huntley C. W. c Elm and 4th Hurb Ezekiel, shoe maker, Longworth b John and Smith Hurd Isaac, boards at Commercial Exchange Ilurd R. merchant. Main b 4th and 5th Hurley .John, boards at G. Fisher's Hurdis Rev. Adam, 5th b 3Iain and Syc. Huron Thos. laborer, 2d b 3'ine and Race Hurst Jas. B. clerk, Bailey Key, L- Market Hurst 3Irs. E. Elm n 13th Husea Mrs. I', tailoress. Grove b Syc & B. way Hussey Obed, tallow chandler, boards at Mrs. Tucker's Husted Josiah, livery stable, 6th b Elm & Plumb Huston Thomas, stone mason, c Herron's Row and Front Huston John, engineer, boards at W. Hart's Huston Elizabeth, Longworth b W. Row and John Hutchins Henry, E. Liberties Hutchins Mrs. Mary, c 6th and Mound CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 91 Hutchinson Edward, auction and commission store, 5th b Main and Syc. Hutchinson Mrs. A. milliner, 5th b 3Iain and Syc Hutton 3Irs. Elizabeth, Court b Plumb & W. Row Hyde Thos. boards at 3Irs. E. Putnam's Hyde Abel, gardener, n X. Long-worth's Hyder Jos. Plumb b New 3Iarket and 9th Hyland 3Iat. blacksmith 2d b B. way and Ludlow

IGBY JOHN, fisherman, E. Liberties Her Sylvester, gardener London W. of Fulton Imhoff John, fancy store, 3Iain b 2d and 3d Ingles 31rs. R. 31ain b Gano and 7th Ingles Isran, brick maker, W end of Catharine Ingram Peter, boards at J. Berkley's Ireland Geo. carver, boards at Sirs. Ireland's Ireland Anthony, carpenter, Jiain b Ca-nal and Abigail Ireland 3Irs- Elizabeth, Syc. b 3d and 4th Ireland Isaac, butcher, Co. Line b 3Iain & Walnut Irick 3Vm. bricklayer. Water b Vine and Race Irving Stephen, laborer. Elm n 2d Irving 3Irs. Sarah, c 7th and John Irwin Arch. (/. S,- Whiteman) merchant, c W^alnut and 3Vater, h Ludlow n 4th Irwin Edward, 4th b Elm and Plumb Irwin John, clerk, J. Reynolds Irwin Jos. clerk,boards at Mrs. Eaton's Irwin John, fruit store, Syc. b Lower 3Iarket & 3d Irwin Wm. commissicn merchant. Main b Front and 2d, h Walnut b Gano and 7th Irwin Benj. grocer, c Race and Canal Isham Augustus, [A. S^ W. L) merchant, 106 Main Isham Wm. [A. Sr W. L) merchant, 106 M^ Isham G. L. merchant, 5th b Main and Walnut Isham Wm. carpenter. Walnut b 4th and 5th •Isherwood Dr.C. Main b 6th and 7th Israel David, L. Market b Syc. and Broadway 92 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. lappenlatze Geo. baker, No. 26 Main Ives H. [Burritt Sr L) Pearl, h 3d b Walnut & Vine Ivins John, 2d b Broadway and Ludlow

JACI^ LEVI, ship carpenter, 3d n Race Jackson Wm. clerk, Jas. Berry Jackson Thos. laborer, n D. creek bridge Jackson George, umbrella maker, 5th b Main and Walnut, h Symmes b Pike and Lawrence Jackson Wm. ship carpanter, E. Liberties Jackson Murray M. do do Jackson Levi, do do Jackson Wm. tailor, N. Liberties Jackson Elijah, laborer. Vine b 6th and Gano Jackson David, jr. Walnut b Gano and 7th Jackson John, grocer, c W. Row and Richmond Jackson John, cooper, c Fulton and Catharine Jackson David, carpenter. Vine b Canal and 12th Jackson John W. do do .Jackson Robt. carpenter, boards at D. Jackson's Jackson Leroy, laborer, Elm n 13th Jacobs John, carpenter, 5th b John and Smith Jacobs Richard, boarding house, B. way b 2d & 3d Jacobs Mrs. Elizabeth, Syc. b 6th and 7th James .John, millwright, c Vine and Front James Levi, captain steamer. Front b Race& Elm James Jos. J. do do .Tames U. P. printer and bookseller. Baker James Mrs. 3Valnut b 2d and 3d James John, n 3d E. of Mill .Tames Mrs. Sarah, 4th b Plumb and W. Row James Henry, Walnut b 4th and 5th James J. A. stereotype founder. Baker, b Walnut and Vine James Tlobert, shoe maker, Longworth b Western Row and John James Albert, cooper, boards at Mrs. Woodington's James Abram, clerk Cincinnati rolling mill James Mrs. Rebecca, E. Front CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 93 James John B. Symmes b Lawrence and Piko James Thos. laborer, c Pike and Congress James Wm. cooper, E. Liberties James G. W- chair maker, ware room 4th b 3Iain and Syc, h c Broadway and Harrison Jameson Saml. laborer, 9th bRace and Elm Jacquay Wm. A. Cincinnati rolling mill Jacquess John, butcher, 3Iain b 8th and 9th Jacqujsh Amos, grocer, c Plumb and 2d Jardin Thos. coffee house. Lower 3Iarket b Syc. and Broadway Jeffers Constantino, lumber merchant, E. of B. way Jelleff Benj. wood measurer. Race b Canal & 12th Jemonerson Edward, n c 4th and 3Iacalester Jenkins Valentine, c Wood and 4th Jenkins Reeves, tailor, boards at Jesse Holland's Jennings Thos. drayman, X. Liberties Jeremiah J. shoemaker, Richmond b John & Smith Jewitt Jos. coffee house, 2d b Ludlow cc Lawrence Jewitt Jos. boards at T. Surger's Joab John, dyer and scourer, 2d b 3Iain & AValniit Jocelyn Jacob, carpenter, c Woodward & B. way Jocelyn 3Irs. 3Iaria, Elm b George and 7th Jocelyn Wm. grocer, Elm n Cor. Line Johns Wm. carpenter, c Plumb and Canal Johnson Wm. shoemaker, bds. at 3Irs. Woodington's Johnson T. B. boarding house, c Congress & Ludlow Johnson Thos. V7 bar keeper, Columbus Hall Johnson John, boatman, 7th E. of Broadway Johnson John, saddler. Main b 8th and 9th Johnson Thos. clerk, boards at Dennison's hotel Johnson Chas. cooper. Main b 6th and Gano Johnson Mrs. Nancy, Kemble b W- Row and John Johnson Mrs. Margaret, 7th b Vine and Race Johnson Wm. teamster. Court b Vine and Race Johnson John, shoe maker, boards at J. Cullum's Johnson Thos. N. farmer, W. Liberties Johnson John, boards at Val. Babbinger's, N. L. Johnson Geo. starch manufactory, N. Liberties Johnspn Thos. boot and shoe maker, c Broadway and Ludlow 94 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Johnson Wm. S. c Vine and 4th Johnson R. F.drayman,Longworthb Elm & Plumb Johnson Jos. G. saw setter, Walnut n 5th Johnson Chas. D. [Curtis^ J.) Cosmopolite coffee house, Walnut b 4th and 5th Johnson D. I. merchant. Main b 3d and 4th, h 4th b Main and Walnut Johnson James W- jr. school teacher. Race b 4th and 5th Johnson Joseph, huckster, boards at Saml. Ware's. Johnson Noble S. Vine b 4th and 5th Johnson John, bricklayer. Water n Plumb Johnson J. clerk, Saml. E. Pleasant Johnson Christian, Broadway b 2d and L. Market Johnson S. clerk, Goodmans & Emmerson Johnston Christopher, clerk, U. S. bank. Johnston T. [J. Sr Dalton) commission store, cSyc. and 5th Johnston Mrs. Matilda, Plumb b Wa.ter and Front Johnston Andrew, carpenter, Water b Walnut and Vine Johnston Mrs. Sarah, Watel- b Walnut and Vine Johnston Alexander, Water b Vine and Race Johnston Adam, da do Johnston Alexander, Water n Plumb Johnston James, (i/. Sr C. Johnston) merchant,Maina b Front and 2d Johnston James, jr. clerk, J. & C. Johnston Jolly Wm. engineer,, boards at John Savage's Jolly John, secretary Equitable insurance co., 6th. b John and Smith Jolly Edward, clerk, boards at John Jolly's Jolly Jno. W. do do Jonas J. jeweller. Main n 3d Jonas Saml. clothing store. Main n5th Jonas George, clothing store, c3d and 3Iain Jones Robert, produce merchant. Front b Main and Walnut Jones John D. [J, D. Sr C. J".) wholesale merchant, 19 Pearl Jones Caleb, do do CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 95 Jones Danl. laboi-er, n c 3d and W. Row Jones John, laborer. Front b John and Smith Jones Ephraim,coal merchant. Vine b 2d and 3d Jone's Mrs, 3Iaria, 5th b Vine and Race Jones Hiram, laborer, John b 4th and 5th Jones John, clerk, boards at Jas. E. Tyler's Jones Geo. W. c 4th and Vine Jones 3Irs. R. Longworth b Elm and Plumb Jones 3Irs. Ellen, Longworth b W. Row & John Jones James, boards at 3Irs. E. Bicel's Jones Thos. C. clothing store, c Syc. and Front Jones Zach. shoe maker, E. Liberties Jones 3Irs. Ann, E. Liberties Jones Jos. joiner, 5th b B. way and Pike Jones Edward, n c 5th and Broadway Jones Wm.D. steam boat agent and commission merchant, 3iain n Front, h nc 4thand Syc. Jones 3^ m. A. mattress manufacturer, 3Iain b 3d and 4th Jones Joshua, stone mason, Syc. b Woodward and Abigail Jones Talbot, attorney at law, 3d b 3rain &Syc. Jones Peter B. clerk, Lewis Howell .Tones David, engineer, boards at t|,. Morsell's Jones 3Iiss E. stock maker, bds. at G. Porter's Jones Nelson, engineer, Walnut b Gano and 7th Jones Henry H. carpenter, 7th b Race and Elm .Jones Philip, carter, 6th h Elm and Plumb Jones Edward, boards at P. Jones' Jones George, clerk, Jno. Byron's Jones 31rs. Sophia, Catharine b W. Row and John Jones Isaac, cabinet maker, E. Beal Jones Jos. huckster, c Race and Court Jones Wm. blacksmith, Race b Canal and 12th Jones James, cooper, J. Cauffman's, N. L. Jonte Peter, [Billings Sr J.) c Syc and Abigail Jonte Frederick, cooper. Main N. of 13th Jonte Peter N. cooper, 9th b Race and Elm Jordan James, boot and shoe store. No. 12 Lower Market, h c Race and Union Jordan Jacob, hatter, 4th b Rac^ and Elm 90 CINCINNATI DIE fC TORY. Jordan Mrs. Mary, 6th b Elm and Plumb Jordan Henry, pork merchant, E. Liberties Jordan Mrs. L. F. superior Roman Catholic Asy­ lum, Syc. b 5th and 6th Jordan Danl. B. merchant, Gth b Plumb & W- Row Judkins Dr. Wm. Race b 4th and 5th .Tule John, grocer, 6th b Plumb and W. Row .Julian Wm. ship carpenter. Lodge alley b 6th&7th .Junius 3Ir. New b Syc. and Broadway .Justice Thomas, boiler maker, boards at Slaugh's .Justice Jesse, city marshal, B. way b 7'th and 8th Justis J. [J. Sr Meader) merchant tailor. Main b2d and Lower Market Jiislman John, laborer, X. Liberties

KABEL JOSEPH, laborer, bds. at J. X"^. Hornberger's Kabel John, laborer, Walnuu X". of 13th Kable Jos. tanner, boards at J. Hornberger's Kane Mrs. Sarah, 5th b John and Smith -Karrman Dr. Christian, Main b Canal and Abigail Kart Peter, shoe maker, boards at 31. Fowl's Katch Fritz, wagon maker, George b Plumb and Western Row Katencamp D. tailor, Syc. b Abigail «S£ Canal Katterha^n Aaron, coffee house, 3Iain b Lower Market and 3d Kauffman Chas. paper maker, c 6th and \V. Row Kautz David, boarding house, Syc. b 2d ce L. Mar. Kavange Bartholomew, coffee Louse, 5th b Main and Walnut Kay Richard, butcher, Richmond b John &; Smith Keartner .3ohn, shoe maker, N. Liberties Keartner Geo. laborer, N. Liberties Keeley 3Iichael, carpenter, 5th b W. Row & John Keef David, laborer. Water b 3"ine and Race Keel John, laborer, alley b Slain and Walnut, n Cor. Line Keeler Jesse; balance maker, c 5th and W. Row Keeler James, boards at Mrs. Waker's CINCIN/IATI DIRECTORY. 97 Keeler Benj. carp

LADEL GEO. W. clerk, 33"ilkins, L. 3Iarket Lae James H. clerk, U. S. bank, boards at 3Irs. Hayden's Lafferty Archibald, drayman, 6th b Smith & 3Iound Lafferty Jas. drayman, 12th b 3Iain and 3Valnut Lakin John, laborer, alley b Canal and 12th, Race and Elm Lakey Dr. J. Vine b 3d and Baker Lakey Patrick, laborer, Syc. n N. Liberties Lamb A. boards at Pearl st. house Lamb G. I. clerk. Commercial bank, boards at Pearl st. house Lambden Thos. carpenter, bds. atS. Davis' Lambert Jos. Plumb b New Market and 9th Lambert Geo. laborer, X^. Liberties Lambert , carpenter, bds. atS.L. Merchant's Lamont James, [L. Sr Anderson) tailor. Main b 8th and 9th Lamphear Mrs. L. 6th b Race and Elm Lamphear Joseph, ornamental painter. Smith b 4th and 5th Lamping Herman, laborer, 6th b Syc. and B. way 1'02 felNCINNATI DIRECTORY Lamping Henry,- tailorj boards at Geo. Porter^* Landis Jos. produce merchant, c Main and Canal, Walnut b 9th and Court Laodis Benj; gun smithi Water n Mainj boarda at Washingtoh hohse Lane Wilson, boards at M; Hs Ma9t&r's,L» Market Lane A. do dd Lane John, bricklayer, 5th b Smith and Mound Lane 3Irs. Mary, Longworth b Race and Elm Lanergan Andrew, laborer, c Franklin and Syc; Langdon Edward, hatter, W. Row b George & 7tll Langdon E. P. assistant P. M. 6th b Main andSy^ Langdon 3Irs. boarding house. Main b 7th & 8th Langdon R. C. publisher Vt estern Shield, P. office alley Langdon J. W. boards at 3Iurdock^s hotel Langley L. boards at Cincinnati hotel Langton Thos. pork merchant, bds. at B. way hotel Langtry Wm. furniture dealer. Lower 3Iarket b Main and Syc Langtry Thos. painter, London b 3V- Row & John Lape Jacob, plumber. Canal b Vine and Race Lape C. grocer, c Front and Elm Lapham Darius, Canal engineer, Syc. b 8th & 9th Laporte 3Irs. V. boarding house, c Syc. and 5th Larabee Charles, collector of Customs, Race b 4th and 5th Lardner Lyndford, clerk, 3I'Clellan & Yorkfr Latham Dr. David, Foote's Row, 3d b Walnut and Vine, h 4th b Elm and Plumb Latham Francis S. printer, boards at E. Deming's Latham Thos. grocer, 33 ater, n 3Iain Latta Mrs. Rebecca, E. Front Laughlin Davis B. 4th b 33^alnut & Vine Laughlin J. secretary O. M. Institute, boards at S. Woodbury's Laur Chas. cooper, Abigail b Syc and Broadway Laventine Joseph, carpenter, E. Liberties Law Michael, carpenter. Front below 5th Lawrence Robert, queensware merchant, FearJ boards at Cincinnati hotel CINCINHATl DIRECTORY. 103 Lawrence Holden, grocer, E. Front Lawrence Jac. shoemaker, 3d above Church, E.L. Lawrence Josiah, [J. L. S' Co.) wholesale gro­ cers. Main b Front «Sc 2d, h 7th b Race & Elm Lawrence C. carpenter,George b Plumb & W. Row Lawrence Randolph W- clerk, boards at Mrs. A. 3Ieeker's Lawrence Dr. L. Race b 3d and 4th Lawrence Wm. dry goods and tea store, 5th b Vine and Race Lawrence 3Iiss H. dress maker, c 6th & Lodge al. Lawrence Richard, cooper, 3'ine b 5th and 6th Lawson Dr. Benj. George b W Row and John Lawson Fenton, [T. L. 6,- Son) tinner, 3lain b 4th and 5th, h Race b 7th and Xew 3Iarket Lawson V>*m. gardener, 3Y. Row n Cor. Line Lawson Thos. copper smith, 5th b 3Iain and Syc, 3Iain b 4th and 5th, h 7th b Syc. & B. way Lawson John, plumber, 7th b Syc. and B. way. Lawson Thos. hydrant maker, 3Iain b 5th & 6th Lawton Thos. n Cincinnati rolling mill Lawton 3Irs. Eliza, Fulton b Richmond & Kemble Layman John H. saddler, George b Plumb and Western Row Layman John, saddler, 3Iain b 4th and 5th Lazenly 3Vm. boards at Jos. Clark's Lea 31onroe 33^ carpenter, .5th b 3V. Row & John Lea Henry, trader, boards at 3Irs. M'Lain's Lea Thos. G. c Race and 4th Leach John, carpenter, c Elm and 3d Leadbeter 33"illiam F. carpenter, boards at 3[rs.C. Covert's Leadbeter Wm. sen. cabinet maker. Race b 6th and George Leadbeter \3^m. jr. boards at W. Leadbeter's,sen. Leard Mrs. Elizabeth, boards at J. Cartwright's Lear Henry, butcher, boards at Jno. Houck's, N. L, Lebbet Lawrence, laborer. Friendship Lebert Jacob, butcher, bds. at V. Babbinger's Le Breton Mrs. S. E. boards at Mrs. Bessom's Le ComptDavid, 13th b Vine and Race 104 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Lecount Edward, blacksmith, Longworth b Smitl\ and Mound Lee Edward, clerk, C Perry &, Co., h Race b 6th and 7th Lee Thomas, stone cutter, George b Western Row and John Lee R. \y. [Miller Sr L.) pork merchant, c 7th and Smith Lee Edmund F. bds. at 3Irs. H. 31. Addison's Lee Saml. portrait painter, c Vine and 3d, h W. Row b 5th and Longworth hse 33''m. drayman, Longworth b John and Smith Le& Isaac, chair maker, Front b Walnut and Vine Lee J^os. boards at S. Russell's Lee Reviben, bricklayer, 3d b W. Row and John Lee Charles, water hauler, do do Lee Nelson, bricklayer, do do Lee E. F. boards at Dr. S. Reed's Lee Mrs. 8th b Main and Syc Leflar James, brick maker, 5th below Wood Leflar 3Irs. Elizabeth, c 3V. Row and 5th Jjeflar Joseph, laborer, Front below 5th Legg 3Vm. drayman, 7th b Race and Elm Lehman C. cabinet maker, c B. way and Front Lehman 3Ii-s. boarding house Syc b Front and 2d Le June R. clothingstore. Front b Syc. & B.way Leland E. cooper. Plumb b 5th and Longworth Leland 3lrs. 3Iargaret, Longworth b John & Smith Lemmon Benj. brass founder, c Front and Pike Lemmon David, cabinet maker, 4thb Elm & Plumb Lemmon Mrs. Amy, Smith b 6th and Longworth Lemmon Josiah, tanner, X^. Liberties Lemmon Adam H. inn keeper, W. Liberties Lontner Jacob, ehair maker, 4th b Vine and Race Leonard Newton, pilot. Walnut b 5th and 6th Leonard Henry, drayman. Walnut n Cor. Line Leonard Jas. carpenter, 3d n Plumb Leper James, blacksmith, 9th b Plumb and W. Row Lesley Wm. piano forte maker, bds. at R. Alley's Letter John, boards at Joseph Talbott's CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 105 Letton Ralph, musfcum, c 4th and Main Levassor E. merchant, L. Market b Syc. & B. way Levi Chas. clothingstore, 98 Main Levy Jonas, jeweller. Main h Front and 2d Lewis Albert, clerk, boards'at Luther Rose's Lewis Chas. clerk, John Haughton Lewis Watson, loan office, 6th b Smith and 3Iound Lewis Thacher, joiner and measurer, London b W- Row and John Lewis Elijah 3V street Commissioner, c Elm and Court Lewis Frederick, laborer, 12th b 3Iain «Sc Walnut Lewis John, rope maker, alley b 33'^alnut and Vine n 13th Lewis Wm. lumber merchant, E. Liberties Lewis Jacob, Front b Syc. and Broadway Lewis Samuel, boards at3Vm. Hart's Lewis Thos. carpenter, bds. at 3Irs. Stonebreaker's Lewis John, clerk, Franklin bank, h c Longworth and Smith Lewis Herman, carpenter, c Longworth and Elm Lewis 3Irs. Rachel, 3d n Plumb Lewis Joseph, printer. North b Syc. and B. way Lewis Reuben, saddle tree maker, 8th b Syc. and Broadway Lewis John H. grocer, c 7th and 3Iain Lewis James, plater, boards at L. Kendall's Lewis Mitchell, brick mason, bds. at H. P. Brazee's Lewis Henry, merchant, 5th b Walnut and Vine, h c 3Iain and Webster Lewis Peter, hatter, boards at C. H. Fisher's Lewis Enoch, Broadway b Lower 3Iarket and 2d L'Hommedieu S. S. & R. F. [Lodge SrVH.) publish­ ers Cincinnati Gazette, 166 Main Lhton Peter, confectioner, Frontb Vine and Race Libe George, 3d b W. Row and John LibeJohn,jr. do Libeau Chas. fringe manufacturer, 102 Main Lebbel Isaac, plasterer, Longworth b Elm & Plumb Light John, gardener, c W. Row and 7th 106 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Lightcap Foster, cabinet maker, boards at Wm. Hawkins' Lightner Jos. cabinet maker, 6th b Plumb &c Elm Lightner 3Irs. Elizabeth, Vine n Cor. Line Lilly 33'm. Elm n Co A Line Lilly John, laborer, 4th b W. Row and John Limb Jos. carpenter, Longworth b John & Smith Linch A. provision store, N. Liberties Linch Thos. laborer, c Broadway and turnpike Linch Alexander, boards at G. Fisher's Lichard Henry, drayman, boards at John C. Hall's Lincoln Lemuel, printer, bds. at 31rs. R. Bessom's Linuen Henry, laborer, 33"^oodWard b Syc. & B. way Linsey Thos. hatter, boards at3Irs. R. Hoskin's Linton W. R. boarding house, 5th b Walnut &3'ine I^invells Jacob, teamster, Front n 3Iill Lippincott Sylvester, livery stable, 2d b 3Iain&Syc. Lippincott David A. livery stable, Syc b Fropt and 2d Litell 3Vm. paver, Farrar b Plumb and W. Row Litell Robt. coffee house. Front b Syc and B. way Litle James, Ringold's coffee house Litle Edward H. Broadway b 3d and 4th Littleton Thos. shoe maker, Sd b Smith and Mill Little Archibald, brewer, c Pike and Congress Livingston Robert B. merchant. Lower Market b 3Iain and Syc. Livings Jon. teamster, Ludlow b 2d and Congress Lloyd Mrs. 31artha, boarding house, c 4th and 3Ia- calester Lockhart Archibald, carpenter, Elm b New Mar­ ket and 9th Lockhart John, carpenter, boards at S. Baldwin's Locke Dr. John, Female Seminary, Walnut b 3d and 4th Lockman Wm. Fulton foundry, h Frontb Pike and Butler Lockman Anthony, mason, 4th b Plumb & W. Row Lockwood E. ship carpenter, E. Liberties Loder Wm. carpenter, Main b 6th and 7th CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 107 Loder Benj. carpenier. Main b 6th and 7th Loder James, blacksmith, 5th E. of Broadway JiOdge James,(jL.

MACALESTER DAVID, laborer, N. Liberties Macy Elizabeth, 4th b Elm and Plumb iMacy John, boards at R. C. Mitchell's Macy Levi, 3Voodward b Main and Syc. Macy Thos. P. tailor, 4th b Elm and Plumb Maden John, engineer, alley b 7th and 8th Madra Wm. baker, Main b 8th and 9th Madrass John, laborer. High E. of Canal Madison R. carpenter, 13th b Vine and Race Maddox Saml. shoe maker, E. Front, h Friendship Maddox Wm. sawyer, E. Liberties Maguire 3Iichael, tailor, 6th b Elm and Plumb Maguire Wm. shoe store, L. Market b Main & Syc. Maggini Jos. artist, 6th b Elm and Plumb Magnus Benj. P. carpenter, Gano b Main & Walnut Magee John, boards at A. Lucas' Mahan Saml. stone mason, E. Liberties Mahan Rev. Asa, George b Race and Elm Mahan Robt. boards at Mrs. Bentley's Mahard John, [J. £,-. J. M.) wholesale produce mer­ chant, c Water and Walnut, h c Spring and Cor. Line Mahard John, jr. [J. S^ J. M.) resides n Madison Maine Henry, carpenter. Front n Ludlow D 110 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Maine Mrs. Mary, n c 6th and Brdadway Makin James, London W. of Fulton Malada Mrs. Martha, Kemble b W. Row and John Malone John, boards at Buckman^s, 2d Malot Isaac L. ship carpenter, E. Liberties Malunaffe Mrs. Abigail b Broadway and Syc. Manser Wm. iron merchant. Front b Main & Syc, h 4th b Vine and Race Manley Benj. laborer, 3d b Mill and Stone Manley Enoch, laborer, W. Liberties Mancon.Mrs. Mary, Syc. b 7th and 8th Mankey Geo. gardener, George b W. Row & John Mansell Henry, laborer, 3d b B. way &; Ludlow Mansfield Mrs. Elizabeth, 3d b B. way & Ludlow Mansfield Roswel, lumber merchant, Eront b Plumb and 33"esterti Row Mansfield E. D. attorney, 3d b Main and Walnut Mann P. merchant, Syc. b Front and 2d Mann John,laborer, George b Race and Elm Mann James, laborer, Elm n Cor. Line Mann P. S. boards at J. H. Tapscott's Manning John W. boards at Mrs. Conklin's Maoney James, blacksmith, boards at Mrs. Wood­ ington's Jfarks Hiram, (./{f. . ^cC.) 5th b Walnut & Vine McCormick John, 5th b Main and Walnut McCormick James, laborer, Waterb John i& Smith McCormick , shoe maker, bds. Jas. Cullum's McCormick James, carpenter, E. Liberties McCandless James, [Shreve, Paul Sr McC.) Cincin­ nati rolling mill, h B. way b 3d and 4th McCall Archibald, stone cutter, Syc.'b 6th and 7th McCall Alexander, stone mason, c Gano & Walnut McCarty Mrs. 5th E. of Broadway McCarty Mr. school teacher. North b Syc. & B. way McClellan James, boards at Andrew Adam's McCann Edward, laborer, 5th front of Mound McCann James, stone mason, E. Front n Cor. Line McCullum Mrs. Eleanor, Congress b Ludlow and Lawrence McCuUough Thos. musician, bds. at J. Henry's McCullough Wm. laborer, Longworth n Mound McCullough Jas. student. Dr. H. Parvin's McCullough John, saddle tree maker, 7th b John and Smith McCord James, carpenter and venitian blind maker, Vine b 6th and 7th McCord Wm. water hauler, 6th b W. Row & John McComas Danl. wagon maker, E. Liberties McCracken Philip, butcher, bds. at G. Wunder's McCracken Francis, shoe maker, 4th b Main and Walnut McCracken Mrs. Margaret, 5th b Vine and Race McCowan John, n c 3d and Syc. McCully Evan, carpenter, E. Liberties McCummings Robt. blacksmith, boards at J.Jones' McCune Henry, clerk. Mirror office McDaniel Jos. cooper, E. Liberties McDonnell Mrs. Walnut b 5th and 6th McDonald Michael, wood sawyer, Harrison McDonald John, Harrison McDonald Mrs. Sarah, Longworth b Smith & Mound McDonald O.M. blacksmith, Front b Walnut and Vine McDonald Arthur, laborer, Water b Vine & Race CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 115 McDougal Hugh, deputy sheriff, Broadway oppo­ site Franklin McDougal Jos. carpenter, c Vine and 2d McDougal Duncan, clerk, John Keown McDurmont 33'^illiam, blacksmith, boards at Mrs. 33'oodington's McDowell Joseph, E. Liberties McDowell Wm. ship carpenter, E. Liberties McDowell Thos. boards at H. Bushear's McElnay John, laborer, c Lawrence and Congress McElrath Geo. boards at G. Fisher's McElwee Wm. machinist, Harrison McFall 31rs. Elizabeth, Walnut b 2d and 3d McFarland Isaac, bucket and broom manufactory, 6th b W. Row and John McFarland Wm. boards at I. 3rcFarland's McFarland John, do McFritch Michael, laborer. Friendship McFerloff 31ichael, alley b 8th & 9th, Main & Syc. McFeely Richard, carpenter W. Row b 3d & 4th McFeely Silas, blacksmith, W. Row b 3d and 4th McGlaughlin James, brick maker, Front below 5th McGlaughlin Geo. do do McGahen Thos. boards at Wm. Robertson's McGarey John, c Plumb and Front McGill Mrs. Margaret, .5th b Race and Elm McGrew Alva, plasterer. Lodge alley b 5th & 6th McGrew Henry, shoe maker, George b W. Row and John McGrew Alexander, silver smith. Main b 3d & 4th McGrew Wilson, clerk, Alexander McGrew McGuire Austen, machinist, bds. at 3Irs. !Jjaporte's McGuire Lawrence, blacksmith, Ludlow b Front and 2d McGoffin James, tanner, Elm b 9th and Court McGibbin Robert, stone cutter, alley b Elm and Plumb, S. of 4th McGrath Henry, fruit store, 6th b Plumb & W. Row McGinnis Mrs. Lucy, Plumb b Longworth and 6th McGinnis Mr. shoe maker, Sd b John and Smith D2 116 CINCINNATI »«aBO(tU)Br. McGeorge J. H. carpenter, Longworth b W. Rotr and John McGeeT. laborer, Patterson's alley b 5th and Gth, McGregor James, [J.McG. Sr Co.) hardwaro mer-- chant. Main b 2d and Lower Market McGregor Robt. [J. McG. Sr Co.) hardware mer chants. Main b 2d and L. 3Iarket McHenry Dennis, silver smith. Main b 3d and 4th Mclntyre Duncan, baker, Broadway b 6th & 7th Mclntyre Isaac, Lawrence b Front and river Mcintyre James, ^"ine b Front and 2d McKee Samuel C. boarding house, c Abigail and Sycamore McKee Rev. C. B. Elm b 3d and 4th McKee 31. tailor, boards at Columbus Hall McKensley James, boards at Grimes', L.3Iarket McKinley 3Ir. plane maker, boards at J. Hughes' McKinley Thos. laborer, 2d b Race and Elm McKelley Hugh, shoe maker. Woodward b Syc. and Broadway McKenzie Mrs. B. 8th b 3Iain and Syc. McKenzie Adam, cabinet maker, bds. at G.Porter's McKenzie Jos. hatter, Catharine b 3Vestern Row and John 3IcKinzie Tandy, carpenter, Charles W. of Elm McKaig 3Irs. Hannah, Longworth b Plumb and Western Row McKaine John,brick maker, Catharine W. Fulton 3IcKay Patrick, porter house, c W^alnut and 3d McKay Ralph, innkeeper, 3Iain b 8th and 9th McKimm Nathaniel, laborer, William b Elm and Plumb McJCnight Joseph, tailor, bds.atM. L. Richmond's McKinney 3Irs. Rachel, Broadway n c 6th McLannen Bernard, [McL. Sr Co.) white lead ma­ nufacturer, c Front and Western Row, he Elm and 3d McLain John, laborer, boards at P. Brady's McLain Mrs. Margaret, boarding house. Vine b 4th and 5th CINXJINNATI DIRECTORY. 117 McLean Wm.(.Rpercs(S'JMcZ,.)wholesale merchant. Pearl, h 5th b Vine and Race McLean M.N. attorney at law, c 3d and Walnut, boards at 3Irs. Adamson's McLean James, pattern maker, 6th b \"ind*&Race McLaughlin Saml. tailor, 6th b Plumb & W. Row McLaughlin 3Villiam, merchant, 3Iaio b 2d and L. 3Iarket, h4th b Race and Elm McLaughlin John, river trader. Court b Elm and Plumb McLelan J.C. boards atEroadway hotel McLelan Saml. finisher, boards at 8. Hon's 3Ic3Ianus 3Irs. R. Walnut b ?d and 4th McMann Edward,laborer, William b Elm & Plumb 3Ic3Iicken Chas. boards at 3Irs. Lloyd's McMasters 3Irs. C. 7th b Plumb and W Row 3Ic3Iasters Wm.S. boards at Cincinnati hotel Mc3Iillon A. hatter, boards at Wm. B.Beall's Mc3Iillon Archibald, n Cincinnati rolling mill Mc3Iillon James, printer. Baker b Walnut and Vine McManarah Ellis, Congress b B. way & Ludlow McMillan Jlrs. Sarah, 3d n river McNikle 31rs. Woodward b Syc. and Broadway McNanny Francis, stone mason, 6th b Western Row and John McNaughton Mrs. School alley b B. way & Ludlow McXamara John, blacksmith. Congress n Ludlow McNaughton Isaac, boards at 3Irs. McXaughton's McNaughton S. clerk, Ohio book store McNeal Chas. B. innkeeper, head of Main McNeal Mr. c George and Plumb McNicholls , tanner,bds at Wm. Charles'N.L. McNichol Peter, cabinet maker, Syc. b 4th and 5th McNutt James, cooper, head of Main McNutt Alexander, laborer, N. Liberties McNulfy Wm. engineer, W. Row b 4th and 5th McNulty Matthew, Shakspeare coffee house,'3d b Syc. and Broadway McPherson Alexander, bds. at John Carneham's McQ,uinton John, Plumb b 5th and Longworth 118 CINCINNATI DIRE

Merrill Jacob, bl'acksmith, 4th b Race and Elm Merrill Wm. Walnut b Canal and 12th Merrill Morris, boards at B. 31errill's Merrill Benj. painter. Walnut b Canal and 12th Merrill Saml. Broadway b Front and 2d Merrill Robt. jr. baker, c Front and 3V. Row Merrill Henry, currier. Front b Elm and Plumb Merrill Robt. baker. Front b 3Iain and W^alnut, h Front b Walnut and Vine Merritt D. carpenter, boards at Dr. Wm. Ripley's Merritt Mrs. Elizabeth, Longworth b Smith and Mound Merj-iweather X'icholas, clerk, J. B. Brook & Co. Merriweather Jas. clerk, J. & R. Sterrett, L. 5Iar. Mershon 3Vm. Front b Ludlow and Lawrence Merura Patrick, laborer, c Grove and X"ew Mescar Fred, laborer, boards at F. Shoulauborgh's Messenger Nicholas, blacksmith, bds at F. Ca,ssat's Metcalf Wm. brewery, Syc. b 3d and 4th, h Syc. b 4th and 5th Metcalf Amos, cooper, Syc. b 7th and 8th Metz John, boards at3Irs. C.Morrison's Mens Wm. laborer. Elm b Court and Canal Michael Philip, Fulton N. of Elizabeth MiddletonThos. mason, n c Broadway and Abigail Middleton Wm. T. still maker, E. Liberties Middlewood Geo. [Wood Sr M.) brewer, c W. Row and 4th Miel Michael, Canal b Vine and Race Milbers Mrs. tailoress, head of Main Miles Mrs. Nancy, boarding house, 5th b Main and Walnut Miles Mrs. Sarah, Longworth b W. Row and John Miles Benj. carpenter, do do Miles 3Irs. Ann, 6th b W. Row,and John Miles Nelson, paver, boards at Chase & Ames' Miller Lyman, bds. at W. A. Clark's, Front Miller Mary Ann, Walnut b 2d and 3d Miller Peter, stone mason, Cherry alley b Race and Elm 120 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Miller Mrs. Jane, boarding houses Water b Main and Walnut , Miller John, gardener, W. Liberties Miller Richard, clerk, C. 3Iacalester & Co., h c 4th and Elm Miller Henry B. [M. Sr Probasco) plane maker, Main b 4th and 5th, h Elm b 4th and 5th Miller Jacob, brick maker, 5th W. of 3Iound Miller Henry, hatter, boards at D. Rickoff's Miller Francis, laborer, Church alley, b Main and 3Valnnt Miller Mrs. Xancy, Church alley b 3Iain &3Valnut Miller Jacob, carpenter, Longworth b John and cinith Miller Mrs. Sarah, 6th b Plumb and Mound Miller Thos. brick maker. Front n Mill creek Miller Geo. C. blacksmith, 7th b 3Iain & Walnut Miller Henry, 6th b 3Valnut and Vine Miller 31ordecai, blacksmith, Lodge alley b 6th and 7th Miller Preston, laborer, 7th b W Row and John Miller Samuel, laborer, c 3Iain and8th Miller Jacob, laborer, alley b Main and Walnut, n Cor. Line Miller Peter, tailor, alley b Main and Walnut, n Cor. Line Miller Gordon, Walnut n'Cor. Line Miller Jacob, paver. Pleasant b Race an^ Elm Miller Mrs. boarding house, 3d b B. way & Ludlow Miller 3Vm. 4th b B. way and Ludlow Miller Henry A. boiler maker,7th b Syc & B. way Miller Jane, 7th b 3Iain and Syc. Miller Saml. R. attorney, Syc. b 5th and 6th Miller Henry, jr. stove dealer. Main b 3d and 4th, h 4th b 31ain and Syc. 3Iiller.Jos. S. carpenter, Abigail b Main and Syc. Miller Thomas, tanner and currier, boards at D. C. Cassatt's Miller .Jos. boards at Henry Brandyway's Miller Francis, laborer, alley b 8th and 9th, Main and Sycamore CINC ANATI DIRECTORY. 121 Miller Mrs. M^garet, boarding house, Syc. b 2d and Lower Market Miller Philip, Broadway b 2d and L. 3Iarket Miller Wilson, Lawrence b Front and 2d Miller Adam, ship carpenter, E. Liberties Miller Francis G. engineer, 5th E. of B. way Millet Patrick, Woodward b Syc. and Broadway Milligan Robert, finisher, Ludlow b Congress and Symmes Mills Michael, cabinet maker, W. Liberties MillsThaddeus, c 5th and Western Row Mills Wm. c 5th and John Mills Peter, baker, 5tb b 3Iain and Walnut Mills 3Vin. grocer, c Gth and Smith Mills John, carpenter. Spring n Cor. Line 3Iill3. Weston 3v^_ grocer, 8th b Syc. and B. way Slilson John, drayman, alley b Elm and Plumb Minamon , alley b Canal

NAGLE JOHN, tailor, Congress b B. way & Ludlow Nash Wm. Cincinnati musical academy, 3d b Main and 33'^alnut Nash Mrs. Abigail, c W- Row and Richmond Naudaine M. W. printer, bds. at Court Exchange Nead Patrick, grocer, c New and Grove Neal Mrs. 3Iary, 5th b Race and Elm Nealey Thomas, carpenter, c Abigail and B.way Nealey Mrs. Catharine, c Race and 8th Near Jacob, laborer. Vine b Canal and 12th Neave Thompson,[T^Sr C. .TV.) iron merchant,Main b 2d and Pearl, h 4th b Race and Elm Neave Chas. [T.^ C. JV.) iron merchant. Main b 2d and Pearl, h c Walnut and 3d Necklong 3Irs. Catharine, c Broadway & Abigail Neckman Henry, laborer, boards at H. Reiser's Needham John, boards at T. Surguy^s Needham Hugh J. Race n Cor. Line tieSGeo.W. [JV. Sr Brother) hardware merchant, c Main and 2d, h 5th b Syc. and B. way Neff William, (JV. yNATI DIRECT ORY. 129 Noble Henry, grOcer, do Xoble Mrs. Elizabeth, 4th b 33^ Row and John Noble Jas. clerk, steam boat'Hplendid Noble John, clerk, steam boat Ouachitta Noe Ellis, laborer, 3Vater b Plumb and W, Row Xoe Job, drayman, c Pike and Friendship Nolken Mrs. Elizabeth, X*. Liberties Xolan James, finisher, boards at .h Young's Xolen Thos. bricklayer, boards at John X'olen's Nolen J. bricklayer, Xew 3Iarket b Race iz Elm Xordyke John, carpenter. High Norris John C. blacksmith, Syc. b 5th and 6th Xorris Ethelbert D. carpenter, c 33' Rov/ and Gth X'orris Xelson, (J. cl/'G/'f^-or M Co.)hardware mer­ chant, 3iain b 2d & Pearl, h c -lljj & 3Valnut X'orris .J. H. [JV. iV Gut) hardware merchant, Main b 4th and 5th Xorris Alexander, Longworth b Elm and Plumb Norris J. clerk, boards at Broadway hotel North Christopher, laborer, alley 3V. of Broadway b 7th and 8th North Alexander H. clock maker, 6th b Elm and Plumb Northrop Andrew, comb factory, :ilain b Gth and 7th, h 33'alnut n 2d Northrop Mr. boards at John Estner's Northway O. ship carpenter, E. Front above bd.g. Norton Elijah, carpenter, 6th b John and Smith X'orvill 33'm. brick maker. Front b Mill «!c Wood Nott 3Irs. R. Canal b Elm and Plumb Xourse Caleb E. clerk, Foster & Brother Noyes3Ir. dentist, boards at3Irs. Laporte's X'oyes James, decorative house and sign painter, 4th E. of Main X'oyes Mrs. English and French corset maker, 4th E. of 3Iain Nugent Sirs. Anna, Grove n 7th Nume Saml. pilot. Front b Ludlow and Lawrence Nutting Henry, laborer, 2d b Ludlow & Lawrence Nye Joseph T. clerk, H. Lewis, h c Walnut & Court 180 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY.

OAKLEY ELIAS, shoe maker, bds. at D. Rickoff's Oats Geo. rope maker, n c Woodward and B. way Oberdorff Dr. F. J. C. Longworth b Plumb and Western Row O'Brien John, laborer, 5th b Vine and Race O'Bryant James, tailor, boards at Columbus Hall O'Connell Wm. laborer, Bank alley, b 3d and 4th O'Daniel James, laborer, alley b VTalnut and Vine O'Donnell Barney, cooper, boards at S. Shiplar's O'Donald 3Iichael, cooper. Walnut b Front & 2d O'Donald , laborer, 2d b Race and Elm O'Hara Wm. A. grocer, c John and Elizabeth O'Niel Alexander, blacksmith. Friendship O'Xlel Wm. saddler, boards at G, Porter's O'Niel Jesse, shoe store. Main b 3d and 4th, h 5th b Syc. and Broadway Odell John, grocer, c Vine and Canal Oder David, butcher, Elm b New Market and 9th Ogden Saml. [S. Sr J. Ogden) merchant tailor. Main b Front and 2d Ogden Jon. [S. Sr. J. Ogden) merchant tailor, Main b Front and 2d Ogden Jas. K. [O. Sr See) merchant tailor. Main b Front and 2d Ogsber John, gardener, London W. of Fulton Ohee Henry, laborer. Vine b Canal and 12th Old John, stone mason, 3Iercer, b Walnut & Vine Oldham Mrs. Elizabeth, Friendship b Lawrence and Pike Oldham John W. saddle tree maker, Fulton b Rich­ mond and Catharine Oldinger Jacob, Friendship Olier John, carman, Syc. b 8th and 9th Oliver Thos. currier, Abigail b Main and Syc. Oliver Wm. president Cincinnati insurance co., Front b Main and Syc, h Front b Walnut and Vine Oliver Mrs. Rebecca, grocer, Walnut b 2d &3d Onions Wm, N. c Smith and 4th Outer Powell, rope maker, boards at J. Arnd's CINCIN/JATI DIRECTORY. 131 Openhimer Predenick, Symmes b Pike and Butler Openhimer Emanuel, c Main and Water Orange Wm. Spholsterer, Front b Syc. & B. way Orange Benj. upholsterer, Syc. b Front and 2d Orrick D. (O. Sr Pendleton) dry goods merchant. Main b 4th and 5th Orrick Campbell, clerk, Orrick and Pendleton Ori: Winthrop G. auction rooms, 39 Lower 3Iarket, boards at D. Kautz's Orr Thos. shoe maker, E. Liberties Orr Jamesj carpenter, c 6th and Race Orr Wm. bricklayer, boards at Jas. Orr's Orr Geo. carpenter, do Orr Alfred, blacksmith, B. way b 4th and 5th, bds. at J. Brady's Orth Mr. tailor, boards at G. N. Hornberger's Osborne Robt. saddler, boards at Cincinnati hotel Osborn John, 33^illiam b Elm and Plumb Osborn Wm. coach maker, boards at J. Osborn's Osborn Levi, drayman. Walnut N. of 13th Osborn Mrs. Mary, Grove b New and 7th "•" Osborn John, law student, boards at Mrs Hart's Osgood Stephen, laborer, E. Front n Cor. Line Outon Wm. carpenter, Abigail b Syc. and B. way Overend John, leather dresser, Water b Plumb and Western Row Owen Allison, Vine b 6th and 7th Owen Geo. Elm b George and 7th Owen James, marble polisher, 7th b Syc. & B. way Owens Mrs. Ruth, Frontb John and Smith Owens John, grocer, 5th b Vine and Race Owens Owen, shoe maker, 5th b Vine and Race Owens Richard, clerk, C. Macalester & Co. Oxford Miss W. Congress b Broadway and Ludlow

PACE JAMES, dry goods merchant, c Walnut & 5tb Pace Henry, c Lodge alley and 6th Pack Robert, coffee house, c 2d and B. way Packer Jacob, cooper, c Broadway and NeW 132 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Paddock John, carpenter, alley b Elm and Plumb S. of 4th Paddleford J. clerk, Cincinnati water Co. boards at Mrs. Lydia Tribby's Padgett Geo. W pedlar, Longworth, b 33^". Row and John Page Jeremiah, carpenter, ^''ine b 12th and 13th Page , boards at J. Conklin's Page Thos. boarding house,AValnut b 4th and 5th Page 33''m. drayman, c 33''. Row and London Page John, water hauler, London b John & Smith JPaine 3Irs. Hannah, c Elm and Longworth Paine 3Trs. Francis, c 5th and Smith Paine Phineas, laborer, Front b 3Iill and 3Vood Paine Elijah D. guager, bds. at Washington house Painter Jacob, teamster, New E. of Broadway Paintei^ Isaac, distiller, Elm b 4th and 5th Painter Benjamin, bricklayer, 6th h Western Row and John Painter Thos. drayman. Front n Pike Painter Jacol', wagon maker, boards at J. Young's PairColumbus, laborer, 3Vater b Vine and Race Palmer33''m. [W.Sr T. P.) book store, c Syc. and L. Market, h Syc. b 3d and 4th Palmer Thos. [W. Sr T. P.) book store, c Syc. and L. Market, h c 5th and Syc. Palmer Abram, silver smith, 4th b Vine and Race Palmer Seneca, 4th b Plumb and W. Row Palmer Thos. printer, c Elm and William Palmer Barker, boards at Solomon Hunt's Palmer Chas. soap boiler, 33''alnut n Cor. Line Pancoast Jon. county assessor, Main b 8th and 9th Pangburn Sol. shoe maker, 5th b Elm and Plumb Paris Daniel, boards at .John Souder's Paris Peter, grocer, c 5th and Mill Parish Peter, Lodge alley b Gano and 7th Park James, mason, Pike b 4th and 5th Park Mrs. boarding house, Syc. b 3d and 4th Parker Joseph, jnason, B. way b 7th and 8th Parker John, [J. S,- W. P.) grocef, 5th b Main and Sycamore CINCIN/fATI DIRECTORY. 133 Parker 3V. [J. Sr W. P.) grocer, 5th b Main (ScSyc. Parker David, laborer, boards at J. Creach's Parker James R. 5th b John and Smith Parker Geo. laborer, Longworth b Smith &3Iound Parker John, teamster. Front n 31. creek bridge ' Parker Adam, carpenter, 6th b Main and 3Valnut Pai-ker A. lawyer, B'rontb Plumb and W.Row Parker Levi, brass founder, E. Front Parker Jeptha, carpenter, E. Liberties Parker John, tailor, George b Plumb and W. Row Parker Elmore, bricklayer, Richmond b Smith and Fulton Parker 3Irs. Deborah, .John b Catharine & Eliz. Parker Mrs. JUizabeth, boarding house, 3Iain b 9th and Court Parkerson 3Iartin, laborer. Congress b Pike and Butler Parkerson John, moulder, c 7'ront and Lawrence Parkerson John, boiler maker, E. Front n Ludlow Parkhurst S. C. agricultural warehouse, 23 Lower 3Iarket Parmele Erastus, coffee house. Commercial Row Parmentier Lewis, 6th b Smith and Mound Parry 3Vm. [W. Sr E. P.) dry goods merchant, 5th b 3Iain and Walnut Parry Edward, [W. Sr E. P.) dry goods merchant Parry 3Vm. clerk, boards at Dennison's hotel Parsell Steven L. salesman at Gage &> Steven's Parsell John, bar keeper, R. Pack Parsons Elisha, plane maker, 4th b Elm and Plumb Parsons 3Irs. 3Iartha, Longworth b Elm & Plumb Partridge Patrick, laborer, alley b 7th and 8th, Sycamore and Broadway Parvin Josiah, livery stable, alley b 3Iain and Wal­ nut, h Lodge alley b 5th and 6th Parvin Dr. Holmes, [P. Sr Mulford, druggist, 214 3Iain, h ^ine b Longworth and 6th Passon Wm. wagon maker, E. Front n Cor. Line Patten Thos. clerk, W. P. Richards Patten John, carpenter, c Gano and Walnut 134 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Patten Mrs. Isabella, 7th b Vine and Race Patten John, laborer. Elm N. of I3th Patterson James, foundryman, n c 5th & Broadway Patterson Mrs. Mary, c Broadway and Harrison Patterson James, boards atMrs. Patterson's Patterson Mrs. boards at Mrs. Hart's Patterson B. boards at G. Fisher's Patterson 3Iichael, Russell's alley b 4th and 5th Patterson A. W. [A. W. Sr J. P.) hatter, 3Iain n Front Patterson James, [A. W. Sr J. P.) hatter. Main n Front, h 3d n Race Patterson Ludlow, teamster. Front b Race &c, Elm Patterson Chas. ship carpenter, E. Liberties Patterson Sirs. Sarah, Kemble b John and Smith Patterson John, cabinet maker, bds. at R. ftl'Kay'k Patterson Jordan, drayman, bds. at J. 3V.Crawley's Paul Josiah, (P. Sr F

QUAMBY JOHN, blacksmith. Court b Plumb and Western Row Quigley S. ship carpenter. Pleasant b Race & Elm Q'uigley Moses, clothier. Grove b 6th and 7th Q,uigley.Thos. clerk, Syc. b 3d and 4th Uuigg Benjamin, comb maker,bds. at T. Thatcher's Q,uinan Thos. H. Adelpha3 .""ieixiicary. Walnut b 4th and 5th Q,uinn Patrick, grocer, c Front and John QuinnJohn, iron store, Canal b 31aiii & Walnvit, h Broadway b 5th and 6th Q,uinner Henry, silver plater. Walnut b 3d and 4th Q,uinner 31rs. M. ^^'alnut b 3d and 4th Quinner Frederick, brewer, 'sycamore b Abigail and Woodward Q,uinton Lyttleton, China and glass store. Pearl, h 33^alnut b 5th and 6th

RABURN ELIJAH, bar keeper at Slang's Raby Henry, tailor Xew u Broadway Raeghaw 3Iichael, Walnut b 9th and Court Ragan R. butcher, Main b Woodward and Abigail Ragart 3Iilton, boards atJirs. Sellman's Rain Wm. shoe maker, John b Kemble & Richmond Rail Peter, shoe maker, c 3Vater and Elm Rail Lewis, carpenter, boards at P. Rail's Rail Geo. carpenter, London W. of Fulton Rail Jacob, chair maker, c Woodward & Abigail Rail Edwin, clerk at P. Young's Rambo Jos. finisher, boards at Levi Jack's Rambo Francis, shoe maker, 2d b Race and Elm Rammers Hermon, Congress b Broadway & Ludlow Ramsay E. boards at 33'ilson 3Varwick's Ramsay 3Irs. Elizabeth, 4th b Walnut and 3'ine Ramsay Dr. C. [R. Sr Fattier) druggist, Main b 5th and 6th, h 4th b Syc. and Broadway Ramsdale John, dry goods merchant, 5th b Walnut and Vine, h c Longworth and Elm 142 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Ranch Mrs. Mary, N. Liberties Rand Chas. mason, John b 4th and 5th Rands Robert, collector Cincinnati water co., h c Syc. and 8th Randall Wm. drayman, George b Elm and Plumb Randall Shepherd, laborer, c Richmond and John Raney Hannah, Lodge alley b 5th and 6th Ransom 3Irs. Lydia, carpet weaver, 4th b Mill and Stone Ransom D. saddler, boards at Cyrus Coffin's Ransom Alonzo, boards at Mrs. Sellman's Nape Saml. engineer, Front b Vine and Race Rapp Michael, boards at John Filler's, N. L. Rapp Philip, laborer, 13th b Walnut and Vine Rappelyea B. tobacconist, bds. at Mrs. P. Carrick'i Rapplee Thos. laborer, E. Liberties Harden Nelson B. boards at Levi Osborn's' Rawliris Hugh, papermaker, Front n Mill Rawson Joseph, Clerk at Hartshorn & Childs Raymond Daniel, blacksmith, head of Main Ray John, woodsawyer, E. Front Ray Thomas, Cincinnati Rolling Mill Ray Mrs. Sarah, carpet weaver, Longworth, b Elm and Plumb Ray Joseph, M. D. professor in Woodward Hig^ School, h B. way b Franklin and Webster Read James, silversmith, cor. Plumb and Fourth Read Francis 4th b Main and Sycamore Read Nathaniel C. firm of Gwynne & Read, attor­ neys, c Main and 6th h B. way b 6th and 7th Ready William, Tollgate keeper E. L. Redding, George, dyer and scourer, 2d, h Syc. and B. way Redding Patrick, labourer, Walnut, b Front & 2d Roddick Hamilton, engineer. Water b Race & Elm Reddick Richard, teamster, c John and Kemble Redfield 3Villiam, boards at Dennison's hotel Redhead .John 5th b Vine and Race RedmanfjBenj. tailor, boards at Mrs. S. Patterson' Reed William, drayman, Water b Vine and RaC8 Reed James, blacksmith, boards atS. Hughs' CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 143 Reed Samuel, gildeir, Main b 5th and 6th h 7th b Walnut and Vine Reed Mrs. Charlotte, seamstress, George, b Plumb and W. Row Reed John, carpenter, corner 6th and Smith Reed, John, tobacconist, W. Row b 7th & London Reed Dr. Charles Front n Race, boards Mrs; H. M, Addison's Reed Stark R. mason, c Longworth and W ivow Reed Jacob, fanning-mill maker, head of Main N.L. Reed Dr. S. 5th b Syc, and B. way Reeder Mrs. Mary N. Liberties Reeder Ralph, Justice of the Peace, E. Liberties Reader Henry, clerk, boards at Isaiah Thomas' Reeder Reuben, stone mason. Lodge al. b 6th &7th Reeder Eden B. commission and forwarding mer­ chant. Canal b Vine and Syc. h B. way b 6th and 7th Reeder Mrs. N. Main b 3d and 4th Reeder Alfred boards at Mrs. Reeder's Reeder Henry do. do. Rees J. E.[Marks Sr jR.)cutlers, Walnut b 4th& 5th llees Solomon, labourer, 9th b Race and Elm Rees Robert boards at3Vni. M. Onions Rees Henry, labourer, N. Liberties Rees, G. 3V. clerk, at J. B. Hancock's h 7th b Syc and B. way ^ Reever George, labourer, at Asa Shinns Reeves John, (i2. Sr J17cZ,ea/i) wholesale dry goods merchants. Pearl h Elm b 4th and 5th Reid John, carpenter, L. Market b Syc. & B. way Reid Thomas, Caledonia coffee-house 2d b B. way and Ludlow Refilly Thomas Symmes b Lawrence and Pike Reilly Robert, grocer, c B. way and L. Market Reilly Patrick, brewery, c Congress and Pike Reinhart Philip boards at S. Rontz's Relfring D. A. labourer, alley b 7th and 8th Syc and B. way Reling J. B. labourer, n cor. Abigail and Syc. Remer John,japanner, N. Market b Vine & Race 144 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Remly Francis, labourer. Vine 5 Canal and 12th Reno Mrs. Sarah 4th b Elm and Race Reno James G. boards at 3Irs. Reno's Renshaw Joseph, moulder, c Main and Abigail Rentz Sebastian baker, L. 3Iarket b Syc. & B.waf Resor Jacob 3Vater b Walnut and Vine Resor William ( W. c'v R. P. R) tinners. No. 25 Main Refior R. F. [W Sr R. P. R.) do do Retts Xicholas, blacksmith, Elm b 6th and George Reiiss A. piano forte maker. Walnut b 4th and 5th Reynolds Benjamin B. printer, Front n Vine Reynolds, .Tames [J. R. S^- Co.) wholesale grocers 2d b 3Iain and 3Valnut,h Front b Race&Elra Reynolds, Robert L. grocer, N. Liberties. Reynolds 3Irs. Rebecca X. Liberties Reynolds Robert, huckster, boards at Mrs. R.Rey­ nolds X". Liberties Reynolds Joseph, blacksmith, boards at Mrs. R. Reynolds X. Liberties Reynolds I. laborer, E. Front above waterworks Reynolds Reuben, millwright, c 6th and Smith Reynolds Jabez, iron founder, Water n John, hcor 3d and John Reynolds 3Valter, bookbinder, boards at G. W. Garretson's Reynolds Joshua, cooper, 33''oodward b Main & Syc Rhegenness Henry, wagon maker, 5th n river Rhegenness 3Irs. Jiary 5th n river Rhind 3Irs. Lodge alley b Gth and Gano Rhinehart .J. teamster, Richmond b W. Row&John Rhinair 3Irs. Elizabeth George b Race and Elm Rhinair William, carpenter, George b Race & Elm Rhodes T. F. [A/hvi 6,- Rhodes,)jewellers, L.Mark, b 3Iain and Syc. boards at Dennison'.s hotel Rhodes W. clerk, boards at Pearl Street House Rhodes Charles K. 5tli b 3Iain and "Walnut Rhyner John, pork dealer, N. Liberties Rhyner Isaac, labourer, 3 ine b 12th and 13th Ribolh F. alley b 3lain and Walnut, n Cor. line Rice, John, [Rice Sr Hunter) pork dealers, N. Libv Rice Jacob, pleasure garden, head of Walnut CINCIINNATI DIRECTORY. 145 Rice Jacob, butcher, N. Liberties Rice Wm. P. grocer. Walnut opposite Pearl Rice Joel, grocer, 6th b Plumb and W. Row, h c Longworth and W. Row Rice John, painter, X. 3Iarket b Race and Elm Rice Edward C. steward Commercial Hospital, on 12th b Plumb and 3V. Row Rice George, clerk in Recorder's office, h Elm b 9th and Court Rice Philip, locksmith. Walnut north of 13th Rice George, 3"ine b Canal and 12th Rice William, carpenter, George b 3V. Row and John - Richards, W. P. dry goods store. Main n L. Market boards at D. Embree's Richards Channing, iron merchant. Main b Front and 2d, boards atE. Putman's Richards Edward, carpenter, boards J. Blackburn's Richards 3Irs. Sarah, Front b Butler and Bridge Richards John, cooper, Reynolds b Front and 2d, h Front b 33''alnut and 3"ine Richards Dennis, Cherry, b Elm and Plumb Richards Dr. 3Valcot, c 4th and Walnut, boards at Charles Stetson's Richards Warnell, whitesmith, Gano b Main and Walnut Richardson Thomas, grocer, 6th b Main and Wal­ nut, h 7th b Main and Sycamore Richardson Mrs. c Woodward and B. way Richardson Robert, 2nd b B. way and Ludlow Richardson David C. school teacher, boards Wain- wrights Richardson Robert Jr. plasterer, Front b Lawrence and Pike Richardson John, coffee house c 7th and Walnut, h 5th b Vine and Race Richardson Mrs. Martha, Patterson's alley b 5th and 6th Richardson Edmund, shoemaker, John b Kemble and Richmond £ 146 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Richmond Eli, drayman. Friendship b Lawrence and Pike Richmond Morgan Li tailor and draper, corner of Main and 8th Richmond John, gardiner, at R. Tias's Rickard Mrs. Elizabeth, B. way b Congress & Front Rickard William, plane maker, boards at Mrs. E. Burns' Rickard James, cabinet maker, 7th b Race and Elm Rickoff David, boarding house, 4th b Elm & Plumb Riddle Adam N. attorney. Main, b 6th and 7th, boards at Main Street Hotel Ridgway John, Cincinnati Rolling mill Riester Joseph, laborer, Friendship b Lawrence and Pike Refe E. tailor, boards at N. Smith's Riggles Charles, shoemaker, boards at R. Alby's Riggles Benjamin, blacksmith,Congress b Pike and Butler Riggs James, Carpenter, b Front John and Smith Riley James, attorney, 3d b Main and Sycamore Riley Daniel, livery stable, Gth b Main and Syc. h B. way n 7th Riley John, brickmaker, 3d b Mill and Wood Riley Abel, cabinet maker, 3d b Mill and Wood Riley James, laborer. Race b Canal and 12th Ringe Lewis, Editor of Farmer's Reporter'", h 4th b Elm and Plumb Ringgold F. G. coffee house, 3d b Main and Syc. Ringo William, carpenter, E. Front above bridge Ripley J. D. [R. Sr Kimball) botanic medicine store. Main b 8th and 9th Ripley Dr. Wm. E. boards at Wm. Ripley's Ripley Dr. William, Main b 8th and 9th Risk Peter, labourer, N. Liberties Risk William, constable, N. Liberties Ritchie Robert, trader, h 7th b Race and Elm Rittenhouse F. hatter, 6th b Lodge alley and Vine Ritter John, laborer, Mill b 3d and 4th Ritter Charles, grocer, 5th b Walnut and Vine Rivers Joshua, labourer, Walnut b 2d and 3d CIN UTiXTI DIRECTORY. 147 Rives Dr. L. 4th b Vine and Race Robarts Absolom, labourer, boards at Abr. Ewing's Robbins Francis, cooper, at Wm. Abbott's Robbins James, carpenter. Congress b Lawrence and Pike Robbins Ephraim, Agent Protection Insurasce Company, B. way b 4th and Harrison Roberts John, laborer, Gano b Walnut and Vine Roberts Thomas, carpenter, William b Elm and

Roberts Joseph, butcher, boards at M. W - Easley s Roberts John, butcher, boards at T. Todhunter s Roberts Evan, boards at Richard Burnham s Roberts Melinda, Longworth b Race and Elm Roberts Stephen, saddler, Patterson's alley b 5th and 6th r», i, Roberts Thomas, coal dealer, Front n Plumb Roberts B. coal dealer. Front n Plumb ^ Roberts John, laborer, boards at Wm. Bibbs Roberts Lewis, coachmaker, c Syc and 7th Roberts John, stone cutter n c Syc. and3Voodward Roberts John, stone cutter, Abigail b Main & Syc. Roberts Joseph, stone cutter, c Woodward & Isyc Robertson John F. n rolling mill Robertson William 5th b Syc. and Main Robinson Abraham F. publisher, c Main and 5th, h 7th b Race and Elm Robin<^n B. painter, W. Row \%°.'f^;^l'^^^ Robinson Mrs. Margaret, alley b Vind and Race, RobinsontisTl.'mantuamaker Main b 6th & 7th RoKnson Samuel, boards ^^ Martin Gray s Robinson John, carpenter, boards at D-R^ckotf s Robinson William, engineer, Longworth b Plumb „ ^. ^"^ B^. „^„ter 5th bPlumb and W. Row Robinson, 1. *. painter, oui "*"*„ , » «T tj Robinson Miss M. G. Longworth bPumb & W. Row Robinson John, 6th b Main and Walnut Robinson Daniel, boards atjohn Robinson s Robinson Lorenzo, shoemaker, E. Iront n Pike Robison Mrs. Margaret, n rolling mill 148 CINCINNATI DIRECT AY. Robison Mrs. Mary, B. way n Front Robisqn John, tinner, 2d b Main and Walnut, boards at Washington House Robison John, shoemaker, 7th b Syc. and B. way Robson Francis S. carpenter. Elm b New JIarket and 9th Robson John, caulker, E. Liberties Robson William, coppersmith, 2db Main and Wal. Rock Peter, laborer. Elm n Corporation line Hockey Henry, [RvffinS- R.) wholesale grocer, and com. merch. 86 Main, h 4th b Walnut & Vine Rodefer Jos. carpenter, bds. at 31rs. Cunningham's flodocker —Fulton b Kemble and Richmond Roecal James, boards at R. Goo's Roff A. B. dry good merchant, 3Iain b 5th and 6th Rogers Everett, bricklayer, W. Row b Kemble and Richmond Rogers 3Irs. Mary, seamstress, 3V Row b Rich­ mond and Catharine Rogers Francis, boards at John Sisco's Rogers John, 4th b Race and Elm Rogers Charles, engineer. Race b 3d and 4th Rogers Mrs. Harriet, grocer, c 5th and W. Row Rogers John [R. Sr Shrewsbury) wholesale grocer, Front b Syc. and B. way, h 6th b Vine and Race Rogers James, blacksmith, n Cincin. rolling mill Rogers Frederick) rope maker. Front b Elm and Plumb Rogers John, blacksmith, Front n 3V. Row Rogers 3iich. laborer, Water b ^V. Row and John Rogers 31elanchton, dentist, -id b 3Iain and 3Valnut Rogers Patrick, engineer, 7th b Syc. and B. way Rogers George, cabinet maker, 3d b 3Valnut and 3'^ine, h 7th b 3Iain and Sycamore Rohrer I'Jartin, blacksmith, c W. Row and 5th Rolcar Garrett, laborer, N. Liberties Roller Mrs. 5th E. of B. way Roman A. B.dry goods merchant,Main b 4th & 5th Romback Caspar, clockmakcr, bds. at .T. Zimmer's Romeril Chas. E. plasterer, c Longworth & Smith CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 149 Rommel Christ! boards at D. Pfister's Ronebaum —, shoemaker, alley b 5th and 6th Main and Sycamore Roner 3Irs. Harriet, 33'alnut N. of 13'th Ropp John, laborer, alley b'Canal and 12th, Race and Elm Rosborough Jos. cooper, 7th b Plumb and W. Row Rose Samuel, [Howe Sr R.) tanner and currier, 236 3Iain Rose Luther, 33'alnut b Gth and 7th Rose Timothy B. grocer, c 3 ine and Gth, h 3'ine b 6th and Gano Rose Thomas, carpenter, Gth b John and Smith Rose 3irs. Elizabeth, Raceb 2nd and 3d Rose Georg-e, laborer, X. Liberties Rose 3Ir. boarJis at 3irs. P. Pierson's Rose jlunson, shoemaker, boards at R. Alley^s Roseinburgh Richard, shoemaker, 9th b Elm arid Western Row Rosha Joseph, laborer. Friendship, b Lawrence and Pike Ross 3Irs. Ann, 7th b Main and 3Valnut Ross Ezekiel, carpenter,Xew Slark.b Race &Elm Ross Joseph S, [R. 4i' Halley) grocery and provision store, c Vv'estern Row and 7th Ross James J. cooper, at 3Villiam Abbott's Ross 31rs. Xancy, Elm b 4th and 5th Ross 3Vm. R. blacksmith, boards at Mrs. N. Ross' Ross Brittain, engineer, Longworth b Plumb and Vv'estern Row Ross [R. c',- Horton) blacksmiths, 4th b Race and Elm Ross David, painter, 5th below Mound Ross Mrs. Sarah, B. way b 2d and Lower Market Ross James, tailor, boards at J. Hughes' Ross Wm. H. [R. Sr Geyer) chair makers, 3d b 3Iain and Walnut, h Green, b Race and Elm Ross Joseph, pilot. Front n Elm Ross Mulford, bricklayer, 3d b John and Smith Ross Thomas, bricklayer. Western Liberties Ross Mrs, R., B. way n Franklin KO CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Ross James C. boards at J. Conklin's Ross Wm. B. clerk, h B. way n Franklin Rosser David, blacksmith at A. T. Williams' N.L. Rossiter John c 5th and Elm Rourke John, huckster, head of Vine N. Liberties Rourke Michael, laborer, c 7th and Grove Rowan David, carpenter, bds. at Mrs. Ann Stone­ breaker's Rowe Alexander Front below 5th Rowland Mrs. Hannah Front n 5th Roy Mrs. Margaret M. c Plumb and Front Royse Vere, dry goods merchant. Main b Front and 2d Royse Southwell, clerk, John Taylor, jr. Ruble Benjamin, tannner, Friendhip ^ Rudd John H. cabinet maker, boards at A. Lucas Rude John, blacksmith, boards at R. Cox's Rue Mrs. Louisa, Elm b 9th and Court Rucker Henry, clerk, boards at Main St. Hotel Ruffner Dav. drayman, George b Plumb & W. Row Rule Thomas, stone mason, boards atR. Broaddus Rumbach Francis, coffee house, Vine N. of 13th Rusk David L. carpenter. Elm N. of 13th Rusk B. carpenter, boards at Washington House Russel Mrs. Eliza, grocer, London b John & Smith Russel James, stone mason, 4th b Elm and Plumb Russel James Jr. do do do Russel J. K. W- dyer aiid scourer, Longworth b Elm and Plumb Russel Mrs. R. tailoress, Front b Plum and W. Row Russel Mrs. n c 4th and Sycamore Russel Powell boards at P. Goo's Rust Thomas, shoemaker, William b Elm & Plumb Rust Paul (P. R. Sr Son) grocers, c Longworth and Plumb Rust Benjamin, shoemaker, boards at S. Easton s Rutherford Thomas M. brushmaker,. Walnut b 4th and 5th Ryan Geo. W. painter, boatds at H. Matson's Ryder Charles, coffee house. Plumb n 2d CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 161 Ryland Mrs. Miirgaret 5th b Race and Elm Ryland James, ladies' academy, c 3'irie and 5th Ryland Thomas A. sexton. Elm b 5th and 6th Ryne Martin, drayman. Water b Main and Walnut Ryner Henry, 3d b W- Row and John

SACKETT WINTER, drayman. Front b 3'ine &c Race Sackett John, Macalester, b 4th and 5th Sackett Mrs. Marg. milliner. Main b 3d & 4th Saffin James, constable, Grove b 6th and 7th Saffield W- boards at Wm. Chales' X. L. Safley Henry, boarding house, c Ludlow and 2d Sage Jesse, grocer. Plumb n W^ater Sage Saml. river trader. Front b Elm and Plumb Sagon Frederick, blacksmith, c Syc. and Abigail Sailor Mrs. Ann, Elm b 7th and X'ew 3Iarket Sailor Francis, carpenter, boards at Mrs. A. Sailor's Salmon Alfred, watch maker, 31ain b 6th and 7th Salmon John H. N. Liberties Salsburgh David, engineer, W Liberties Sam Peter, laborer, 3Voodward b Syc. ajid B. way Sampson Nathan, queensware and glass merchant. Main b 5th and 6th, h 3Valnut b 6th & Gano Sampson John, laborer, Canal b Vine and Race Sampson Wm. S. c Walnut and 9th Sampson Frederick, laborer, bds. at D. 3Voodruff's Sampson Jos. S. [S. Sr Huiit) queenswzre merchant. Main b 2d and 3d, h 4th b 3V. Row & John Sampson Wm. carpenter, c 5th and Plumb Sampson 3Irs. S. 6th b W. Row and John Sampson Geo. queensware store, 3Iain b 5th and 6th Sanders Isaac, cooper, 5th b B. way and Pike Sanders David A. loan office Vine n 5th Sanders Wm. laborer, 5th b John and Smith Sanders H. dry goods merchant, 5th n Main, h 4th b Walnut and Vine Sands Ephraim, boards at E. W. Lewis' Sandford R. silver smith, Main b Canal ds Abigail SanleyU. laborer, N. Liberties E2 152 CINCINNATI DlilEliiTOU Y. Santeago P»Ir. Syc. b 6th and 7th Sanxay Frederick, [Morgan Sr S.) book store, Maio b 3d and 4th, h c Longworth and Race Sappington Dr. Mark B. boards at 3Irs. E. Fishar'^ Sargent 3lr3. S. 5th b Race and Elm Sargent William, brick maker. Front n 3L creek Sarle 3Vm. R. tailor, 3d n Race Sarver31rs. Elizabeth, c Gano and Lodge alley Sasher 3Vm. carpenter, cd b 3Iill and Stone Safer Joseph, carpenter, c Broadway and Gth Safer Jos. L. carpenter, boards at John Elstner's Satterley Chas. city clerk, c 7th and 3Iound Saunders Wm. rectifier, Front n Butler, h LaW' rence b Front and Congress Saunders R. T 5th b Race and Elm Saundersous Christian, plane maker, c Race <3c"Court Saupena John, laborer, 3Iain b Canal and 12th Savage John, \''ater b Plumb and W. Row Savage Alexander, laborer, boards at A. Lucas' Saville Daniel, n Cincinnati rolling mill Sawyer Henry, tanner and currier, Abigail b Syc. and Broadway Saxton Jos. C cabinet maker, 3d b 33^alnut ic Vine Sayre Jos. shoe maker, Gth b Plumb and W Row Sayre Leonard, boards at Geo. Haven's Schaub . laborer Church alley Scherer Jolin, laborer, N. Jjiberties Schell Jonas, cabinet maker. Plumb b 5th and Longworth Schillinger Yv'm. cooper, 2d b Main and Syc. Schnetz 3Iartin, gardener. Deer creek n .5th Schofield Wm. Ijondon b Smith and 3Iound Schofield 31rs. 5th b Plumb and W. Row School Jacob, plane maker. Court b Race & Elm Schooley Stephen, pork dealer, c 33^alnut and Ca­ nal, h Court b Race and Elm Schoonover Jos. plasterer, boards atMrs. Covert's Schoowire 33'm. laborer, N. Liberties Schoowire Adam, laborer, N. Liberties Schultz Charles, auction and Commission merchant 74 Main CINCIN/VATI DIRECTORY. 1,53 SchultzC._(C. S. tubert John, shoemaker. Cutter X'. of Catharine Sturgess Luther, steam boat mate, water b Elm and Plumb Stiir?;ess George boards at .1. Endicott's Style (!. turner, boards at 3Irs. Watts' Sudler Jos. F. clerk, boards at Mrs. C. Cov«rts Sullivan Harrison 3V carpenter, c Plumb and 6tb Sullivan Jonathan, laborer, bds at Jon. Hampton'* Sullivan J. S. physician, Front b Syc. and B. way, boards .at E. Putnam's Sullivan John, c Front and Lawrence Sullivan Jestse, London b Smith and Mound Summons John B. pilot, Race b Front and 2d. Suinner Z. laborer. Race b Canal and 12th Sublield H. watchmaker, Matin b 7th and 8th Surguy Thomas, grocer, c Canal and Cor. line Surguy Johi'. carpenter, do. do. CIN(^INNATI DIRECTORY. 169 Surguy Thomas, printer, c Broadway and 5th Surtees Wra. loan office, 4th b Main and Syc. Susan Thomas, Lawrence n Congress Sutherland Robert T. plasterer, Richmond, b W. Row and John Sutherland I. wholesale grocer. No. 3, Com. Row Sutton John, grocer, c Race and Front Sutton Mrs. 3iary, Elm b Tsd and 4th Sutton James, gardener, E. Liberties Sutton Peter, caulker, E. Liberties Sutton George 7th b W- Row and John Sutton Georg:e Jr. boards at G. Sutton's Swafford James, tailor, 5th b Walnut and Vine, h Longworth b Vine and Race Swager Henry, lab Syc. b Abigail and Vfoodward Swail 3Irs. Ann, board'g house,2d b Syc. & B. way Swail Ralph boards at x\nn Swail's Swain Charles, tobacconist. Race b 2i and 3d Swain Frederick boards at 3Irs. E. Macy's Swain Joseph, agent, Alain n Cor. line Swan Robert, stone cutter, boards at R. 3IcKay's Swathe Frederick, cooper. Race b Front and 2d Sweeney A. 3V. justice of the peace, c Walnut and Sd, h 4th b Vine and Race Sweeney John, carpenter, boards at J. Brady's Sweeney , laborer, boards at 3Ir. Luck's Sweet B. blacksmith, Vv'oodward b aiain and Syc. Sweet Benjamin, sawyer, c Woodward and Syc. Sweet McKean, finisher, boards at G. Porter s Sweet B. clerk, W. Medary's Sweet Absalom, founder, boards at Jos. Webbs Swift A. turner, c 6th and Elm Swift Briggs, printer, A. S. Benton Swigley Christopher, butcher, bds at T. Todhunter s Swing Mrs. K. grocer, c Front anc^ Elm Swords John, cabinet m^ker, 9th b \ ine and Raxje Sykes John, tinner, Syc. b Front and 2d Symcole Jos. cabinet maker, 8th b Syc. & B.^ay Symmes Peyton S. Register U. States Land Office, h c Lawrence and Congress Sjmmons William, cooper, n c Syc. and 8th 170 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Syramons Silas, merchant tailor, L. Market b Main and Syc. h Sycamore n 4th Syinmons Philip, clothing store, L. Market b Main and Sycamore

TAFT MRS. Sycamore b 6th and 7th Tagert George, printer. New E. of Broadway Talbert Joseph, carpenter, Vine b Gano and 7th Talbert Samuel, bricklayer, do. do. Talbott John L. teacher, 9th between Walnut and \^ine Talbott David L. teacher. New Market b Elm and Plumb Tallant Mrs. Mary, boarding school, 4th b Main and Walnut Tapen Benjamin, bricklayer, c W. Row & George Tarrant F. Elm b George and 7th Tate Richard, laborer. High, E. Liberties Tate Richard, laborer, E. of Canal n High Tate George, carpenter, William b Elm & Plumb Tatem Charles, senr. [C. T.

ULMER MRS. 3TAE.Y, Race b 2d and 3d Ulney 3Irs. Catharine, Longworth b 3Vestern Row and .Iohn Umrum Frederick, laborer, alley b Main and Wal­ nut n Cor. Jjine Underwood James, mustard manufacturer, 26 Pearl, h 7th b Vine and It ace Upjohn Mrs. Mary, Jackson b Canal and 12th Urner Benj. wholesale grocer, Frontb Main and Walnut, h c 4th and Broadway Urner David, boards at Mrs. E£lton's Urner Xathan boards at Mrs. Eaton's Urwiler John, cabinet maker, New Narketb Vine and Race Usher Peter, grocer, c 5th and Smith CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 177 Utlcy H. boot and shoe maker. Main b Front and 2d, h Kemble b John and Smith Vtley Dexter, shoe maker, boards at Main st. hotel

VACIIETT FRANCIS, mason, Longworth b Smith and 3Iound Vail Benj. grocer, head of 3Iain Vairin Justus, produce merchant, Syc n Front, h Longworth b Race .IDL' Elm Valentine Chas. drayman, Gano^b 3Iain and3Valnut Valentine Aaron, grocer, c Water and Commercial Row, h 3Vater b Elm and Plumb Valentine Baker, boards at A. 3 alentine's Valentine John, drayman, 7th b .Syc. and B. way Vallette Henry, hat manufacturer, c 31ain and Sd, h Green b Race and Elm Vallandingham A. 3V. bricklayer, 8th b Syc. and Broadway ValliantHugh, No. 9 Johnston's Row, Gth Valliant33'm. [Byington LY T".) 'Tt) Coffeehouse, 5th b Walnut and 3'^ine Vanausdol Garrett, dry goods store, c 3Iain and 6th, h 3Iain b 7th and 8th Vance Edward, saddle tree maker, boards at Jno. Hare's Vance Alexander, E. Liberties Vance Jas. potter, E. Liberties Vandecamp F. laborer, X. Liberties Vandenater Joshua, book binder, c 4th and Elm Vandergrift Benj. river trader, c Race and VVater Vandoler Joseph, laborer, boards at A. Shinn s Vandozen 3!rs. Deborah, carpet weaver. Plumb b Front and 2d ndozen Abram, laborer, 2d n Lawrence ndozen John, carpenter, bds. at \. ^^"/f^ ^ andyke 3Irs. Rebecca, boardintr house,-Jd b Wal­ nut and 3'ine „. Van Eaton James, cooper, 9th b 3\ alnut and Vine Van Eaton Isaac, boards at Jas. Van Eaton s Vaneye Arnold H. bds. at H. Srhwager s 178 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Vangant Mrs. Eliza, Plumb b 4th and 5th Vanhagen Isaac V. teacher, 7th b John and Smith. Van Harden Isaac, S. B. captain, Longworth 5 Plumb and W. Row Van Home Wm. J. [S. G. Dinsmoor Sr Co.) Lower Market n Main, h B. way b 4th and 5th Vanhouten Mrs. Hannah, N. Liberties Vanlew Ira C. carter, Kemble b John and Smith Van Loon Mrs. ^arah, Patterson's aUey b 5th &.6th Van Matre Daniel, attorney at law, 3d b Main and • Syc, h c Syc. and 8th Vannetta Saml. lumber merchant, c Race and 2d, h Green b Race and Elm Vanostraw Geo. boards at Pollock 3Vilson's VanpeltBenj. shoe maker, 8th b Main and Syc. VanpeltMrs.Sarah, boarding bouse,Butlerb Front and Congress \'ansant H. carpenter, n Cor. Line E. Liberties Vanseggern Frederick, c Abigail and Syc. Vansickle Ralph, clerk, boards at J. Hay's Vantine Allen, caulker. Pike b Front and Congress Vanverst . hatter, boards at C. H. Fish's Vanwey Henry, drayman, Kemble b John & Smith Van winkle Benj. 5th W- of Smith Vattier John L. [Ramsay Sr V.) druggist. Main b 4th and 5th and c Pearl, h Race b 7th and Xew 3Iarket Vedaw Christian, wood sawyer, Grove b 6th & New Venader Peter, carpenter, .5th b W. Row and John Venlen Michael, laborer. Court b Elm and Plumb VephorHenry, laborer, bds. atT. Shoul^nburg's Vervick Josiah, laborer, 13th b Vine and Race Vice John, carpenter, 8th b Main and Syc. Vice 3Iichael, Vine b 9th and Court 3'incent Esther, New Market b Race and Elm Vinal Lester H. coffeehouse. Elbow of Canal Vinculman D. Grove b 6th and New Viner J. H. grocer, Fulton b Kemble & Richmond Vinton Robt. river trader, c Plumb and 7th Vion Leo, boards at P. Glendenning's Vliet G. county surveyor, Vine n 13th CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 170 Vocoendoff Hiram, Cor. Line, N. Liberties V^ogt Jacob, laborer, Church alley Volcant Jacob, laborer, 7tb b Smith and Mound Volch Nicholas, upholsterer, 33 Pearl Volkin Frederick, laborer. Vine b Canal and 12th Voorhees John, London W- of Fulton Voorhees Abram L. [Harkness Sr V.) iron founder, c Front and Lawrence, h Symmes b Law­ rence and Pike Vorris John G. cabinet maker, 6th b Western Row and John

WADE H6RATIO, tinner, Russell's alley b 4th & 5th Wade David [W. Sr Woodruff) ^itorne^, c Main and 5th, h Syc. b 8th and 9th Wade M. S. [M. S. Sr S. J. W.) dry goods merchant, c Main and 4th, h Congress b Pike & Butler Wade Stephen J. [M. S. Sr S. J. ^O^ry goods mer- chant, c Main & 4th, bds. a. D. Wade s Wade David E. c Congress and Butler Waggoner John, grocer, junction Front and 5th Waggoner John, bricklayer, 5th n Pike Waggoner James, bricklayer, boards at John Wag- ffoner's ,.. Wails Mrs. Mary, Front b 3\;alnut and \ ine Wails Lawrence, laborer, \ me ^f anal & 12th Wails James, clerk, U. S. bank bds at E. Pj|°^™ » Wainwright Wm. blacksmith, E. Front, n Cmcin- WaitR?cha;Me\^m^til,Pike Wait Thos. n toll gate, E. Liberties Walbridge John D. dry goods merchant, c Mam

alderM?s*.Wail, Vine b Front a«^ 2d alden Saml. ship <^^T''%' I M STfih,i aldo Doct. Fred. Aug. Race b 3d and «n, n 4th b Race and Elm Waldo A. carpenter, 5th b Race and Elm Waldron James, Race b 3d and 4th 180 CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. Waldron David, grocer,Cherry b Race and Elm Waldron C. grocer, Plumb b New Market & 9th Waldron Wiley stone cutter, bds. "at C. 3Valdrao 3ValkerWm.4th b Main and Walnut Walker Mrs. milliner, 4th b Main & Walnut Walker Timothy, [King Sr W.) attorney, 3d b x>Iaii and Syc, h 4th b Vf alnut and Vine Walker John, drayman, n 3d and Mill Walker Francis, stock maker, 7th b Vine & Race Walker Chatfield, sash maker, Elrii b New Market and 9th W'alker Joseph, carpenter, Syc. n 3d 3Yalker Mrs. i^Iary, Alacalester Walker Wm. boards at H. Howard's Walker David, plane maker, 8th b .Vine and Race, h Syc. b :th and Sth Walker Wm. 31. produce merchant. Front b Syc. and Broadway, h 4th b Ivlain and Syc. Walker John, brewer, n c Woodward and B. way Walker Geo. 15. physician, c Ludlow and Front Walker J. W. merchant, boards at B. way hotel Walker Mrs. 31., E. Liberties Walker H. carpenter, E. Liberties 3Valker Isaac, stone cutter, Broadway b 6th and 7th 3Valker Jos. (./. Sr C. W.) grocer, 5th b Main and, Walnut Walker C. [J. Sr C. W.) grocer, 5th b Main & Walnut Wall James, pump and block maker. Front n 2d, h Syc. b 2d and L. Market Wall John, Pike b Front and Congress Wallace Robt. carpenter, Elm b 3d and 4th Wallace Geo. tinner, Sth b Jehn and Smith Wallace John S.'Auditor's office, Main n Court house, h c 7th and College Wallace Saml. sash maker, c Main and Sth Wallace G. wagon maker, 9th b Walnut and Vine Wallace Alexander, laborer, alloy b Walnut and Vine, Court and 9th 3Vallace Wm. carpenter. Race b Canal and I2tb Wallace John, drayman. Elm n Cor. Line Wallace Dr. Jos. boards at Mrs. Lloyd's CINCINii-ATl DIRECTORY. 181 Wallace Moses, blacksmith, Sth b Syp. & B. way Wtillace John, carpenter, Abigail b Syc. & B. way Wallace John, cigar maker, bds. at J. Zimmer's Waltenrath , blue dyer & carpet weaver, N. L. Walter Peter, laborer, N. Liberties Walter Henry, carpenter, 4th b Vine and Race WalterGeo. F. comb maker, alley b Walnut& Vine N. of 13th Walter Nathan, dairyman. Vine N. of 13th Walton 33"m. clerk, boards at Mrs. Hamilton's Walton W. H 5th n Macalester Walton Hampton, teamster, Macalester n 5th 3Valton Lewis, boards at John Walton's W'alton Wm., E. Front n D. creek bridge Wandell Wm. baker, E,Liberties Wanshford Edward, stone cutter, B. way b 6th & 7th Wanyer Abram, brewer, boards at J. Hanselman's W^arden Alanson, carpenter, 5th b Main & Walnut AVard Dr. Benj, alley b Elm and Plumb, S, of 4th Ward Robt, S. carpenter. Walnut b 3d and 4th Ward Joshua, carpenter, bds. at 3Ira. M. Walker's E. Liberties Ward Jonathan B. boards at Mrs, M- Westcott's Ward John, river trader, c Plumb and Front Ward Elias, coach trimmer, Gano b Main & Walnut 3Vard Frederick, Race n Corporation line Ward Mrs. Elizabeth, New E, of Broadway Ware Samuel, boarding house. Walnut b 4th & 5th Ware James, carter, brick yards n London Ware Andrew, Uvery stable,Walnut opposite Pearl h 4th b Main and Sycamore Warfield Josh«a, carpenter, Longworth b Smith and Mound Warkum J, L. merchant, Macalester b 4th and 5th Warner Thomas, clock maker, boards at Mrs. A. Cunningham's _ .,, ___., , Warner Charles, butcher, boards at J. B, Wilson s Warner Thomas S. boards at Mrs. Lloyd's Warner Warren, clock maker, Broadway n 7th Warner George, cooper, boards at Mrs, Ireland a Warren G. bricklayer, Longwortr h b Viae & Raoo 182 CINCINNATI DlRftf!TORY. Warren John, stone sawyer, CherJ-y b Race & Elnl 3Varren Luke, butcher, boards at G. Porter's Wartman Wm. victualler, boards at S. Wandle'# Warwick Wilson, 5th b Race and Elm Warwick Sam. H. sash maker. Walnut b 3d & 4tli Washington , clerk, boards at Mrs. Thomas!* Washington John T. clerk, bds. at Mrs. Thomas's 3Vashburn Calvin, produce merchant, 3Valnut b Front and 2d Washburn Timothy D. bds. at C. 3Vashburn's 3Vashburn E. D. (JV.

Wells Thos. brass founder, 3ValDut b Front & 2d Wells Joseph, laborer. Lodge aUey.b 6th and 7th Wells Dudley Main b 8th and 9th 184 CINCINNATI DIKS^CTORY. Wells Mrs. Lydia, milliner, Maii> b 8th and 9th Wells Lewis C. cooper, boards at S. Shiplar's Wells H. K. clerk, H. S. Kellogg & Co. Welman H. H. shoemaker. Main b Canal and Abi­ gail Welsh , saddler, boards at C. H. Fisk's Welsh Christopher, gardener, 12th b Vine & Race Welsh Frederick, mason, boards at A. Lanegin's Welton W. S. H. boards at R. Alley's Wengarner Michael, blacksmith, Front n Ludlow Wentzell Wash, carpenter, 9th b Race and Elm Works Samuel, butcher, N. Liberties Work Michael, tallow chandler. Vine b Court and Canal, bds. at P. Glendenning's Wessell Reuben, grocer, c Longworth and Smith West Samuel, 4th b John and Smith West Jos. R. pattern maker. Water b John & Smith West Mrs. Elizabeth, Kemble b W. Row & John Westairs. Phebe, 9th b Race and Elm West Mrs. 6th East of Broadway West George, brewer, above the bridge Westcott Mrs. Martha, boarding house, 16, John­ son's Row, 5th Westcott John, shoe store, 3Iain b 5th and 6th, h Longworth b Vine and Race Westcott Mrs. Phebe, W- Row b Kemble and Richmond Westcott Thomas, carpenter, Syc. b 7th and Sth Westcott Timothy, tailor, boards at Mrs. Ireland's Wetell Lewis, wagon maker. Main n Cor. line Wetherill W. H. confectioner. Main b 9th & Court Whaley Oliver, sawyer, boards at John Spar's Whann Mrs. Charlotte, aUey b New Market and 9th Race and Elm Whann George, grocer, c Elm and 9th Wheatly John, blacksmith, London W. of Fulton Wheeler Ignatius [W. Sr Reemer) apothecary, c Main and 7th ' Wheeler Stephen, boards at N. G. Pendleton's Wheeler N. W. pork merchant. Walnut opposite Pearl, h Broadway b 3d and 4th CINCIN/^ ATI DIRECTORY. 1^187 Wheeler A. J. ea^change broker, L. Market b Maiu and Syc. h'Walnut b 5th and 6th Wheeler Jacob, tanner, G. W. Philips' N. Liber. Wheeler Isaac D. boards at Mrs. Sellman's Wheeler Jacob, Frontb Butler and bridge Wheeler Stephen M. teacher. Front b Butler and bridge Wheeler Amos W. carpenter, E. Liberties Whening 3Irs. C. dress maker, bds. at Jon. Young's Whetstone John[J. W. S,- Son) lumber merchant, c Walnut and 7th, h c Gano and Vine Whetstone Richard A. [J. W. Sr Son) lumber mer­ chant, boards at John Whetstone's Whetstone John jr. [Deming S' Co.) printer, boards at Mrs. Tucker's Whigell John, tobacconist. Court b Elm & Plumb Whipple George, engraver,7th b Plumb & W. Row Whipple E. stove store. Main n Front Whipple Charles Elm b Front and 2d Whippey airs. 3Iain b 6th and 7th Whirler John, carpenter. Elm b 5th & Longworth White Obadiah, boards at Cyrus Kimball's White W- boards at Pearl street house White Geo. L. silversmith, boards at ^Irs. Eaton's White John, carpenter. Congress b Lawrence and Pike White Barton, cabinet maj^er, c 4th and Syc. h 3d b Main and Walnut White Thos. A. cooper, Broadway n Canal White Wm. E. [Carlisle Sr W.) wholesale dry good merchant. Pearl, h Vine b 6th and 7th White Isaac, soap boiler, Vine n Corporation line h George b Race and Elm White Ira, Vine North of 13th White Frederick, painter and glazier, 5th b Vine 3.11 d 11.3.06 White Frederick, coffee house, c 6th and Plumb White Thomas W. accountant, 6th b John & Smith White William, bookbinder, bds. at Mrs.C Coverts White Mrs. Ann, Vine b Front and 2d White Henry F. grocer, Vine b Front and 2d CINCINNATI DIRECTORY vvhitehead Thomas, boards at H. Howard's Whitehead Lot, boards at Mrs. Ireland's Whitehead Thos. T. glass store. Pearl, h Race b 4th and 5th Whiteman Lewis, [W. S' /ri«m) commission mer­ chant, c Water and Walnut, h Broadway b 3d and 4th Whiteside Addison boards at Thomas Hulme's Whiteside James, hatter, c Broadway and 2d Whitley R. powder mills, W. Liberties Whitman Samuel, cooper. Front b John & Smith Whitman Dr. Josiah, office c 8d and 3 ine, boards at Pearl street house Whitman Benjamin, clerk, boards at 3Jrs. Eaton's 3Vhitmore George, laborer, c 6th and Plumb Whitmore W- W dry goods merchant, 3[ain b 3d and 4th, boards Pearl street house Whitmore 3Irs. Elvira, Symmes b Pike and Butler 3Vhiting Franklin, carpenter, 3Vater b Elm and Plumb 3Vhiting Timothy, shoestore, L. Market b Main and Sycamore 3Vhitney David, laborer, 7th b W. Row and John Whitney Grcanleaf, hatter, boards at C. Coffin's 3Vhitridge 3Villiam, painter, 3Iain b 4th and 5th, h 3V. Row b George and 7th 3V liitsler Thomas, engineer, bds. at T. Andrew's 3V^hitaker .John tallow chandler, N. Canal b Vine and Race Whitaker James, baker, c Ludlow and Congress, h Front n Walnut Whitaker James, clerk, J. Blackburn's Whitaker James, h n Cor. line, E. Liberties Whitaker 3Irs. Catharine, Congress b Lawrence & . Pike Whitten David, engineer, 5th below 3Ioimd Whitten Sumner c of 4th and Stone Wibel Francis, laborer, Court b Elm and Plumb' WickAvire Uriah, laborer, c 4th and John Wiebling Wm. G. shoemaker. Front b Vine and Race CINCJ/NNATI DIRECTORY. 187 Wie 3Iatthias, 4th west of Smith Wiegend 3Villiam, butcher. Water b Elm & Plumb Wiggens Samuel c 3d and Vine Wilbury Thos. carpenter, Abigail b 3Iain & Syc. 3Vilchen R. coffee house, L. Market b Syc. and Broadway Wilcox 3Irs. S. 12th west of Elm Wilder Stephen, pork merchant, 5th n I>Iound Wilder Cephas, engineer, E. Front Wiles .James, clerk. Griffin & Lucky, bds. at City Hall Wiley Sam. laborer, X. L. boards at A. 3VoodrHfrs Wiley Elijah, Kemble b W. Row and John 3Viley John, trader, brickyards, west of London 3Viley C. L. laborer, X. Liberties Wilkins John, laborer, X. liiberties 3Vilkins Henry, laborer, X'. Liberties Wilkins Andrew A. grocer, c L. 3Iarket and Syc. Wilkinson William, laborer, c Pike and Front Willard Dr. Roland, druggest 2d b Main and Syc. Willet David, cooper, n c Sycamore and 7th Williams Pennett, pedlar, X. Liberties Williams P. H. do. do. 3Villiams F. H. do. do. 3Villiams 3Villiam, cabinet maker, Pike n Sth AVilliams Caleb, carpenter, Gth E. of Broadway 3Villiams Henry, Sth E. OL' Broadway 3Villiams Caleb, carpenter, B. Avay b Sth & 6th^ 3Villiams John, carpenter, bds. at 3Irs. Laporte's Williams M. T. surveyor general, Syc. b Gth & 7th Williams Edward, miller, boards at J. Parker's Williams David, rectifier, 3rain b Gth and 7tb^ Williams Jesse, clerk, boards at John Elstner s ^ Williams Xoe, grocer, c Broadway and Sth, boards at3Irs. Grimes's Williams R. R. boards at Mrs. Langdon s Williams Saml. clerk, N. Liberties Williams John, tailor, 3d b 3Iain arid Walnut, bds. at Mrs. A. Jones' Williams James, c Main and 7th Williams John E. blacksmith, c Gano & Walnut F 2 188 CINCINNATI DlREt'TORY. Williams David, c Lodge alley and Gano Williams Watkin, tailor, George b John & Smith Williams William, blacksmith, 9th b Plumb and Western Row Williams Mrs. W. milliner, 9th b Plumb & W. Row Williams Jacob, edge tool grinder, St. Clair's alley Williams A. D. carpenter, boards at W. Jacobs' Williams Moses M. 4th b Race and Elm Williams 3Iiles, merchant, 5th n Main, boards at H. N. Waggoner's Williams Abram, carpenter,Sth b Plumb & W.Row Williams Isaac P. grocer. Main b Gth and 7th, bds. at J. Swafford's Williams Jacob, c Longworth and Race Williams G. D. boards at Jacob Williams' Williams Lewis, (W.

YAGI: CHARLES, laborer, fiercer b 3Valnut & Vine Yager Ignus, shoemakeir,.e Walnut and 13th Yager Henry boards at Henry Stanner's Yarwood Thomas^ saddler. Main b 6th and 7th Yates Samuel, woodsawyer, E. Front above, brid'ge Yeatman Griffin 4th b 3Valnut and Vino Yeatman John, commission and produce merchant, Water b Walnut and Vine Yeatman Thomas H. notary public and'exchange broker, 3d b Main and Walnut CINCINNATI DIRECTORY. 195 Yeatman M. W. clerk, T. H. Yeatman, boards at Pearl street house Yeatman Walker c 2d and Walnut Yocum Peter, cartman, 7th b Syc. and Broadway Yopin Fx-ancis, laborer, 3Iain north of 13th Y'orhfm Conrad, alley b 3Iain and 33^alnut, n Cor­ poration line Yorke WillisLm, [McClellan Sr F.) wholesale grocer, Front b Main and Walnut, boards at Broad­ way hotel Yorke J. clerk, boards at Broadway hotel Yost James W. [Y. Sr Moore) auction and commis­ sion store. Main n Sth, h 4th b Vine & Race Young Wm. C. [Y. 6,- Gatson) grocer and auction­ eer, c 6th and Western Row Young Jacob, laborer, 7th b W- Row and John Young Geo. H. wholesale grocer, c Main & Canal Young Philip, tobacconist, c 4th and Main, h Syc. b 4th and Sth Y^oung Joseph, musician, 7th b Syc. and Main Y^oung Robert L. drayman, Syc. b 6th and 7th Young .John, boards at W Robertson's Young Matthew, do. do. Young 3Villiam, boards at W. Dennison's Young Jonathan, farmer. Prospect hill Young Thompson,blacksmith,bds atD. Raymond's Young 33''illiam, millwright, c 4th and W. Row Y'oung Mrs. Mary, Sth west of Mound Young Silas, cooper. Plumb b Sth and Longworth Young 3Iatthew, clerk, E. Dexter's L. Market Young Daniel, blacksmith. Congress Young Mrs. Elizabeth, Congress b B. way & Ludlow Young John, boarding house, 4th door above Deer creek bridge Young John, [Y. Sr White) wholesale grocer, Main b Front and 2d Younker John, laborer. Friendship b Lawrence and Pike Youst Conrad, boards at Michael Ford's Yousts John, Kemble west of Fulton 196 CINCINNATI DIRED'TORY. ZAffDELHANDLER D. lab. boards at John Zimmer's Zenar Lewis, Race b Court and 9th Zimmer John, boarding house. Main b 6th and 7th Zumar Henry, confectioner. Vine b Front & 2d Zwallen Christian, saddler. Church alley b Main and Walnut

COLORED POPULATION.

BUTLER G. livery stables, 7th b Main & Walnut Casey T. P. Lafayette dressing room, Walnut b 4th and 5th Liverpool , dressing rooms, Broadway b Front and 2d Ovalton Cyrus, mason, 6th E. of Broadway Parker Samuel, boards at R. Madison's Parker Celia, 6th E. of Broadway Patrick Robert, North b 6th and 7th Pemperton Benj. woodsawyer, 6th E. of B. way Phillips Miles, 7th E. Broadway Philper Geoffry, laborer, boards at J. Kite's Pilsan Wm. barber. Front b 31ain and Sycamore Porter London, barber, B. way b Front and 2d Reed Henry, Grove street Reynolds Richard, cook, 6th E. of Broadway Scrugg Squire, laborer, Broadway b 6th and 7th Seholt Robert, shoemaker, 2d b Plumb and Elm Sims Stephen, 7th b Broadway and Sycamore Smith Francis, c 6th and Vine Smith Jeremiah, whitewasher. Race b Front and 2d Sullivan John, barber, Sycamore n L. Market Tinson Aaron, Main b Court and Canal Tucker Willis, carpenter, 6th E. of Broadway Watson Wm. barber, 3d b Main and Walnut Watson Empson, barber, Syc. n ^L. Market Williams, blacksmith, E. end of 6th COVINGTON DIRECTORY.

ABBOT MRS. seamstress, Greenup b 3d and 4th Abbot Thomas, laborer, 4th b Greenup and Scott Abbot Y. laborer, do. do. Acley Wallgrave, Inkeeper, c Greenup and Front Adams John, boards at John Morris' Adams Richard, teacher, Greenup b 2d and 3d Adams Evan, boards at John Morris' Albro Henry, lath maker, 3d b Garrett & Greenup Arnold James, justice of the peace, Madison b 3d and 4th Auther William, auctioneer, Market Space

BALL ROBERT H. innkeeper, c Garrett and Market Space Barker William E. blacksmith, opposite Public Square Barnes George A. 2d n (Greenup Bartleson E. R. editor and publisher of the Cov­ ington Inquirer, Greenup n 2d Baylies John, tailor, boards at Covington hotel Beal •, 4th b Scott and Madison Beck Truman, grocer, Greenup n Market Bell Joseph, carpenter, boards at Thomas Eagen's Benton Mortimer M. attorney at law, 4th b Scott and Greenup ,;r « , Bernard Greenbury, clerk, G. M. Southgate s Bigford Mrs. Mary, seamstress, c 4th and Scott Bladen George, pilot, Front n Greenup 198 COVINGTON DIRECTORY! Bliss Pliny, [Kennedy Sr B.) ferry owner. Front Bodwell Parker, engineer^ boards at Amos Owen's Bodwell Joshua, boards at P. Longshore's Bohannan 3Villiam, laborer, alley b 2d and 3d, Greenup and Garrett Bonham Richard, boards at A. Connelly's Bowen Charles, carpenter, Bowen 3Irs. Sarah, alley b 3d and 4th, Grreenup an4 Garrett Bowen John, carpenter, Madison n Sth Bradley X^athan, carpenter, 2d n Factory Brice John, attorney at law, bds. at Covington hotel Bright 31. cigar manufacturer, bds. at Jas. Owen's Brookshaw Joseph, n rolling mill Bryan Mrs. 3Iary, Scott b 2d and 3d

GALLANT JOHN, grocer, bds. at Hamilton Martin's Gallant Thomas, laborer, 2d n Factory Carney Thomas, boards at A. Chumbly's Casey John B. tobacconist, c Market and Greenup Chandler Mrs. Jane, c Garrett and 2d Childress .James, laborer, Garrett b 3d &; 4th Christy Jacob, tanner, n Catholic church Chumbly David, boards at A. Chumely's Chumbly Allen, shoemaker, Scott b 2d and 3d Clark Robert,shoemaker at T. Creighton's Clark .lames,2d n Factory Clark Joseph, boards at Covington hotel Clayton John, tailor, 4th n Greenup Clemens C. lumber merchant, Greenup n 3d Clemens Henry, Scott b 2d and 3d Clemcni Mrs. Elizabeth, Scott b 2d and 3d Cline William, laborer, n Public Square Cline David, weaver, n rolling mill Coffman Elias, bricklayer, 3d b Garrett & Greenup Collet John, n rolling mill Connelly Alexander, innkeeper, c Garrett and 2d Cooper Isaac D. sheriff, 3d b Garrett and Greenup Corcorar Henry, gardener, Sth COVIN./TON DIRECTORY- l\)[l Cotton rope maker, boards at Joseph Morses Olpeighton Tho.boOt and shoemaker, Greenup n 2d Crier William, boards at Thomas Gallant's Cunningham Mrs N. opposite Public Square

DANIELS 3VILLIAM, iron roller, Scott b 2d and 3d Dargon Richard, Public Square Davidson Mrs. Jane, 2d b Grefenup and Garrett Davidson James, boards at 3Irs. I Davidson's Davis Michael, carpenter, boards at C. Hardy s Davis- , cabinet maker, boards at Thos.Eagen'.« Davis 33'ard, boards at 3Vm. Horner's Davis Thomas, at rolling mill Davis David do. do. Downton John, baker, Greenup opposite 3Iarket SqTuare Doyle James, boards at Henry Corcorar's Drew Hanspn, flour mill, c 3Iadison and 2d Dunaway Ellis., cabinet maker, 3d b GaiTett and Greenup

EAGEN THOMAS, boarding house, c Scott and 5th Eggleston Silas, tobacconist, 3Iarket Sp-ace Edwards Milton L. Madison n Sth Elliott William, cooper, Greenup n 2d Ellison Thomas, moulder, Greenup b Front and 2d Evans David, tobacconist, 4th b Scott and 3Iadison Evens Ba;rtlett, carpenter, 5th,b Scott and3Iadison

FAULITNER AMBROSE, carpenter, c Garrett and 3d Fiefield Matthew, cotton pressor, 2d n Factory Fiefield George, do. boards at T. Gallant's Fithian Thos. M. nailer, 3d b Garrett and Greenup Foley B. M. attorney at law, Greenup n 2d, boaxds at A. Connelly's 200 COVfNOTdR DIR^TTORY.^ Ford Richard, laborer, opposite Public Squviir French Richard C.carpenter, Greenup b 4th465(fr Fuger Martin^n Market Space

GAGE FREDERICK, tobacconist, Scott b 4th andStb Gardner Richard, cooper. Front b Garrett and Greenup Gedge J.C. clerk, John M.. Casey Gibson Mrs. Eliza, Greenup n 4th Gildersleeve Richard, carpenter, Market Space Grilreath Samuel, gunsmith, Madison bSth and 6th Glendenning Harvey,cabinet maker, W. end of4th Goodson John A. carpenter, head of Madison Gossage Charles, blacksmith, n Factory Grace Thomas, head of Greenup Grace Mrs. Margaret, Ladies' Seminary,-head of Greenup Gray John, grocer, Greenup opposite Mark. Space Gray J. river trader, 4th b Scott and Madison Gray John, wagon maker, .5th b Scott & Madison Greene , ship carpenter, n Catholic church Greer A. L. merchant, c 3d and Greenup Greer Thomas, clerk, A. L. Greer's Gregg Mrs. Elizabeth, Greenup b Front and 2d Griffith William, boards at E. Lewis's-

HAMMOND Jos. boiler maker. Front b Garrett and Licking Hardin John, Front b Kennedy and Licking Hardin Peter, carpenter, Garrett b 2d and 3d Hardin Jacob, carpenter, do Hardy Chas. carpenter, n Public Square Harlon Jonas, coffee house. Front n Factory Hawkins Benj. laborer, 2d n Front Hebourn Jos. carpenter, boards at Thos-. Eagen'» Henry Clement C. laborer, Scbtt b 2d and 3d Herndon Dr. Milton, 3d b Garrett and Greenup Hicks Lewis, n rolling mill COVINGTON DIRECTORY. 201 Hill John, ferryman, 2d b Greenup and Garrett Hill Wm. laborer, 2d n Factory Hill James, laborer, 2d n Factory Hinton Thos. clerk, 4th b Scott and Madison Holden Saml- river trader, c 4th and Scott Holly John, Garrett b 3d and 4th Holly John, jr. engipeer, boards at John Holly's •jHolly Wm. engineer, c Madison and 3d Hopkins Wm. brick maker, Greenup b 4th and Sth Horner Wm- baker, 2d n Factory Housley Peyton, blacksmith c 4th and Scott Howell Wm. L. carpenter, 2d n Greenup Howell Berry, laborer, c Garrett and Front Huff Wm. brick maker, Scott b 2d and 3d Hughs Richard, laborer, Greenup n 4th Hughs Alexander, c 3Iadison and Sth Hunter James, cabinet maker, W. of 3Iadi8on b 2i and 3d

IDLE GEORGE, teamster, at P. Longshore'* Ingram Isaac, n Factory

JAMES WILLIAM, boards at John Morris Jenkins Chas. tobacconist, 4th b Greenup & Scott Jewitt Isaac, nail cutter, boards at J. Paxton's Johnson A. C. Indian Doctor, Greenup b 3d & 4th Johnson Richard, saddler, at A, Ross' Johnson Jon. carpenter. Market Space Johnson Thos. carpenter, 4th b Greenup & Scott Joiner J- brick maker, Scott n Factory Jones Richard, laborer, Garrett b 2d and 3d Jones Thos- J- fireman at rolling mill Jones David, boards at E- Lewis' , , Jones Davids rolling mill, boards at T. Davis Jordan Henry, cigar maker, boards at J. Owen s Juber , tinner. Front n Licking ::^U2 COVINGTON DIREC\TORY.

KEDD HENRY, grocer, 2d n Factory Kellogg James, renovator. Front b Garrett and Licking Kelley Thos. chair maker, boards at Jos, Morris' Kennedy Saml. [K. Sr Bliss) ferry owner^ Garrett b Front and 2d Kennedy Thomas, c Garrett and Front King Dr. John, 4th n Licking Kinsie Thomas, boards at E.Lewis' Kitson Jos. at rolling mill, k Scott b 2d and 3d Krout Jacob, shoe maker, 3d b Garrett & Greenup

LAFFENWELL J.vMESy Scott b 2d and 3d Lamb 3Iilton, laborer, c Greenup and 2d Lancaster Elijah, carpenter, n Licking Lp,nc Wilson, coffee house, Greenup b'2d and 3d Lawrence Saml. laborer,.Public Square liConard 33^illiam, river trader, alley b 3d and 4th,. Greenup and Garrett Leonard Simeon, manager of rolling mill, 2d n Factory Leonard J. B. merchant, Greenup opposite Coving­ ton hotel Lesher Charles, coach maker, Garrett b 2d and 3d Lewis Dr. H. c Greenup and 4th,.h n. Market Space Lewis Edmund, at rolling mill Light John G. shoe maker, Greenu-p b 3d and 4th Jjightfoot Jas. cabinet maker, bds. at E. Dunaway's Littlefleld Calvin A. bricklayer, W..side of Public Square Lloyd Wm. fireman rolling mill, c Madison and 3d Loghecker Abram, carpenter, boards at T. Eagan's Longshore Peter, gang sawyer W. side of Market Space Loring Mrs. C. Market Space Lovett Henry, 2d n Factory COViyOTON DIRECTORY. 2(*:^

M.I!IP.E.CTOiR Y. Musselman Wm.. tobacconist, 4th b Greenup and Garrett Myers Mrs. N.. G Garrett-and Public Square

NOAH GEORGE, sawyer; ni>Catholic-Church Nash W. M. saddlW, Garrett b 2d. and 3d

OSBORNE BENJAMIN, cabinet maker, Madison bj2d and 3d Owen Amasa, Ferry house Owen James, bricklayer, Garrett b 2d and 3d Owen Elijah, stone'mason, a>lley n Garrett &;4th Owen Owen P. engineer, bds. atMrs. Whitehead's.

PAIN WILLIS, carpenter, c 2d and' Seott Patterson John, blacksmith, c Greenup and 2d Patterson .Josiah, carpenter, 4th b Greenup and! Scott Patterson Wm. C. carpenter, 4th b Greenup and Scott Paxton Joseph, bricklayer, Scott n 2d Peek Thos. laborer, 2d n Factory Peek 3Vm. teamster, Scott n 4th Peek Spence, laborer, Madison n Sth Phelps Henderson, merchant, c Greenup and 3d, h Front E. of Garrett Phelps Jefferson, attorney at law, Greenup, h c Garrett and 3d Pierce Saml. grocer, c 2d and Scott Pitchy Jas. C carpenter, Sth b Scott & Madison Poor Harrison, carpenter, W of Madison Porter Robert, carpenter, 2d n Factory Porter Andrew, laborer, Greenup n Front Powers Campbell, 2d n Factory Pratt Enos, stone mason, head of Greenup COVINaTON DIRECTORY. 205 Preston , school teacher, bds. Gov. hotel Price N. (P. Sr Montague) Covington hotel, c Green­ up and Public Square Pugh Joseph, 2d n Factory

RAIDE CALEB, machinist, c 2d and Scott Rairdon Jeremiah, shoe maker, 2d n Kennedy Rieley Alfred, cooper, c 2d and Greenup Rieley John, do do Rimington John, carpenter, 4th b Scott & Madison Roach Lewis, carpenter head of Madison Roberts Joel, shoe maker, n 3d b Greenup and Garrett Robinson Thos. carpenter, boards at Chas. Hardy's Robinson Wm. do do Robinson Simeon, carpenter, n Catholic Church , Robinson Thos. boards at John Morris' Rockenfield P. tobacconist, J. B. Casey Ross Andrew, saddler, c Greenup and 4th Runion Peter, turner and wheelwright, 3d b Gar­ rett and Greenup

SALTER JOS. carpenter, boards at T. Eagan's Sandford C. steam saw mill, h 3d b Madison & Scott Scholes Miss E. school teacher, Garrett b 2d and 3d Semple Robert, n rolling mill Semple Robt. jr. boards at R. Semple's Seniours Danl. carpenter, Madison b Sth and 6th Shutt Jonas, nailer, Scott b 4th and Sth Smith James, pilot, n 3d and Licking Smith Hiram, do do Smith Madison, steam boat mate, bds. at J. femith s Smith Isaac, do do Smith James, boards at Wm. Horner s Smith Barney, boards at John Morns Southgate Geo. 31. merchant, Market, h Garrett b 3d and 4th 206 COVINGTON DIRLCTORY. Southgate Wm W. attorney at law, 2d n Licking Southgate .Tames, boards at R. Semple's Sparrow J. [S. S,- Dowton) baker, Greenup opposite Market house Sprague Philip, teamster, boards at A. Connelly's Springer A. nailer, bds. at 3Irs. A. Whitehead's St. Clair 3Vm. boat builder. Front n Greenup Stanifcr Francis, cooper, boards at Jos. Paxton's Stevenson R. H. laborer, 2d n Factory Stewart Dr. James, Garrett b 2d and 3d, boards ai P. Bliss' Stewart 3Irs. E. Garrett b 2d and 3d Stewart , carpenter, boards at Thos. Eagan's Stewart Saml. 3V. end of 4th Stewart John R. [S. S,- Swein) tailor, (Treenup n 3d boards at Covington hotel Swem Ephraim, [S. S' Swem) tailor, Greenup n 3d, h Scott b 3d and 4th

TALBOTT SAMUEL, boards at P. Longshore'^s Tahnan Stephen, carder, 2d n Factory Taylor Captain Joseph, 3d b Madison and Scott Tevis Mrs. Sarah, Garrett b 2d and 3d Thomas John, rollingmill, Madison b 2J and 3d Thomas Ri>chard, boards at Thomas Davis's Thompson James, ship carpenter, opposite Publid Square Thurston Walker, teamster Garrett n 2d Tinder Anthony, 3d n 3Iarket Space Todhunter Rees, butcher, head of 31adison

VERRY JOHN, plasterer, boards at Thos. Ellison's

WADE WILLIAM, lumber merchant, Garrett opposite Public Square COVINQTON DIRECTORY. 207 VVadle David, laborer, n 3Iadison b 2d and 3d Warrenton C. G. tobacconist, bds. at A. Corinelly's Wayman 3Irs. N. 4th b Scott and Madison Westerman 3Vm. painter, 5th b Scott and Madison Westerman Joseph, do. do. do. Whitehead 3Irs. S. 2d n Factory Willet 33'm. tobacconist, 3d b Garrett Ac Greenirp Willet Samuel, stone mason, alley n Greenup, 3d and 4th 33'illiams 3Ir5. Jane, 4th b Scott and 3Iadison Williams John, west of Scott b 2d and 3d Williams John jr. shoemaker, bds at Jno. 33'illiams, 33'illiains Joseph, boards at John Morris's Wolf George, clerk, J. Howell's Woodyard 3Ioses, laborer, alley n 3Iarket Space Wyatt Mrs. Elizabeth, 2d n Factory Wyman David, engineer, c Greenup and Front

Y^AGEB JOSEPH, Scott b 2d and 3d

ZELL GEORGE, butcher, Madison n 5\h NEWPORT DIRECTORY.

ABIEL HENRY, boards at Newport hotel Addleson John, carpenter, Columbia b Madison and Bellevue Ainsworth Thomas, merchant. Front b Yorke and Columbia Akins John, wool carder, boards at C. 3Iagee*s Allen William, carpenter, Bellevue b Yorke and Saratoga Anderson James D. grocer, Taylor b Columbia and Front Anderson Robert, boards at Jos. Keene's Arnson Thos. shoe maker, c Taylor and Yorke

BALL E. machinist, boards at John White's Ball Daniel, boards at Newport hotel Baltz Peter, Saratoga n Bellevue Barbee Hiram, engineer, boards at C. Magee's Barlow James, engineer. Factory Row Barlow John, machinist, boards at Jas. Barlow's Baxter 3Vyatt, boards at Newport hotel Baxter Mrs. Mary, c Y^'orke and Taylor Bennett Dr. John, Yorke n Court house Bennett Bartlett, boards at Dr. Bennett's Bennett Peter, laborer, Jefferson b Yorke and Co­ lumbia Berry Mrs. Agnes, Yorke b Taylor and Bellevue Bessom Wm. bricklayer. Front n Factory Biggs Wm. painter, boards at H. Taylor's Biggs Allen P. painter, Monmouth b Front and Taylor NEWP<>RT DIRECTORY. 209 Birch Richard; carpenter, boards at Jno. Doxon's Birch Mrs. Mary, c Yorke and Taylor Boyd John, machinist, boards at T. Mashbank's Boyd David, cabinet maker, Jefferson b Yorke and Columbia Brown 3Villiam, flax hackler. Front b Yorke and Monmouth Brown Jas. clerk, Cincinnati land office, h Taylor b Columbia and Cabot Brown Thos. boards at 33'm. Simmons' Burt Luke, bricklayer, c 3Iadison and Yorke Bustlow Saml. boards at Joseph Keene's

CARTER SAMUEL, river trader, 31onmouth b Front and Taylor Casey Andrew, machinist, boards at T. Mashbank's Chadwick John, carder, boards at A. Leonard's Chapman , boards at John Doxon's Chipman Stephen, Frontb Yorke and Monmouth Clark George, carpenter, at Wm. Allen's Cline John A. boards at G. W. Doxon's Clough John, machinist, c Taylor and Saratoga Conner Saml. blacksmith, Saratoga b Taylor and Front Cooper Thos. machinist, boards at J. Barlow's Cordner Andrew, laborer, Saratoga b Front and Taylor Cromie Mrs. Elizabeth, c Taylor and Cabot

DANIEL CHARLES, constable, c Taylor and Columbia Darling Isaac, river trader, Monmouth b Front and Taylor Davidson Walter, rope maker, bds. atR. Howe's Dean Thos. laborer, Lindsey's Row Dickerson , machinist, boards at H. Johnson s Divine Hewitt, laborer, Monmouth b Front and Taylor SlO NEWPORT DIREWTOnt. Doughty C. 31. steam boat captain, alley b Front and Taylor Downard Thos. Lindsey's Row Doxon George 3V. X'ewport Exchange, h Frontb Yorke and Monmouth Doxon John, grocer, Yorke n Court house, h Sara­ toga b Front and Taylor Duneghue John, saddler, boards at W. Griffin's Dye James, wagon maker, 3Ionmouthb Taylor and Bellevue

EcK.vRD LEONARD 31. plasterer, Jefferson b Yorke and Jlonmouth Ellison 3Irs. H. 3lonmouth b Front and Taylor Evans , flax hackler, boards at T. Mashbank's

FERRILL 3IRS. Lindsey S Row Ferrin , blacksmith, boards at C. Waggoner's Ford Joseph, river trader. Front b Yorke and Co­ lumbia Foster Col. W S. n arsenal Fowler 3Irs. Jane, c Taylor and Cabot

G.\' LT LEMUEL, carpenter, boards at C. 3Iagee's (iodilard .John F. boards at .Johnson 3Iason's (iiildenburgh , butcher, boards at J. Doxon's (Joodwin Julius, c Bellevue and Saratoga (iosling Jos. machinist, boards at R: 31'Cullock's (Josling Henry, do do Gosling Alfred, shoe maker, bds. at Xewport hotel Griffin Jjieut. boards at Geo. 3V Doxon's Griffin Wm. S. saddler, c 31onmouth and Jefferson Gundecker Abram, saddler, Columbia b Bellevue and Sladison NEWPORT DIRECTORY. 211

HALL ABEL, blacksmith, bds. at W S. Griffin's HarmerThos. Factory Row Harris Thos. Madison b Y^orke and 3Ionmouth Harris Thos. W. grocer, Bellevue n Court house, boards at L. Martin's Harrison B. shoe maker, c Y^orke and Bellevue Harrison '-, carpenter, boards at J. Doxon's Harrison Richard, Columbia b Bellevue & Madison Harrison John, flax hackler, boards at Jas. Barlow's Hayman H. tallow chandler, Bellevue b Yorke and Monmouth Hayman Isaiah, bricklayer, 3Iadison b Y^orke and 3Ionmouth Hayman Robert, bricklayer, Bellevue b 3Ionmouth and Saratoga Hays 3Vm. 3Iadison b Yorke and 3Ionmoutb Helm Francis T. clerk Campbell cc court, Yorke b Taylor and Bellevue Hill Franklin, carpenter, lower end of Bellevue Hoops Jos. carpenter, boards at John 33'^hite's Hoover Geo. T. Factory Row Howe Robert, rope maker. Front b Yorke and 3Ionmouth Howe Wm. rope maker, boards at R. Howe's Huft' , brick maker, n steam saw mill

JOHNSON HENRY, Front b Yorke and 3Icnniouth

KEELER T. B. blacksmith, I^indsey's Row Keene Jos. brick maker, n Licking Kelly James, Front b Columbia and Cabot Kenard Thos. painter, Lindsey's Row Kennedy 3Vade, boards at Jos. Kenee's Kinsey Edward, silversmith, bds at Newport hotel Knight 3Irs. Jane, n factory Knoblaugh F. tailor, Taylor b Y^orke& Columbia 212 NBWPORT DIRECTORY.

LACY MRS. Elizabeth, c Taylor and Cabot Lacy Wm. H. sheriff Campbell co. h n Court h. Lear Capt. boards at Mrs. A. Berry's Leonard Aaron, blacksmith. Short n Factory Lewis Josiah, tallow chandler, 3Ionmouth b Tay­ lor and Bellevue Lewis Mrs. Martha, c Yorke and Taylor Lindsey Thos. N. attorney, Lindsey's Row, boards at J. B. Lindsey's Lindsey John B. saddler. Front b Yorke and Co­ lumbia Losey Myers, wagon maker, Jos. Dye's

MADDOX HIRAM, harnessmaker, Saratogan Bellevue Magee Carter, rope maker. Short n Factory Martin Lewis, carpenter, Y'^orke n Courthouse Martin'Reuben, carpenter, Jefferson b Yorke and Columbia Mashbank Thos. hackler. Short n Factory Mason Johnson. Factory Row May Peter, carpenter, c Columbia and Taylor Mayo Daniel, Post Master, c Columbia and Front* 3Iayo H. H. tanner and cUrrier, Taylor b Columbiii and Cabot McArthur , boards at Thos. Winton's McClureMrs. Mary, Front b Yorke & Monmouth McClure Jas. H. c Monmouth and Front McCullough Robt. turner, n factory McConnell S. teacher, Taylor, b Columbia & Cabot Mc Williams Edmund, blacksmith, Mabison b Yorke and Monmouth Mefford Henry T. grocer, c Monmouth & Jefferson Mefford Wm. carpenter, c Taylor and Saratoga Mefford Geo. carpenter, boards at W. Mefford's Mefford Wm. c Yorke and Taylor Miller F. A. painter and glazier, c Yorke and Bellevue Miller Hannan, blacksmith, bds. at C. Waggoner's Mills Mrs. Ann, Factory Row NEW^^ORT DIRECTORY. 213 Morgan C. M. isaddler, Jefferson b Yorke and Monmouth Morton Willis, grocer, c Madison and Yorke Mull Edward, carpenter, boards at L. Martin's Mullier Daniel, Newport hotel, c Y'^orke and Front

NEWKIRK ELIAS, laborer, Columbia b Jefferson and Madison Nourse Geo. boards at Johnson 3Iason's

OLNEV COL. boards at G. W. Doxon's

PEEDLETON WM. clerk, bds. at J. N. Taliaferro's Perine John, boards at A. Leonard's Perry Mrs. Nancy, Bellevue b Yorke & 3Ionmouth Perry Samuel, river trader, Yorke b Bellevue and Taylor Perry Hiram, blacksmith, boards at C. Magee's Peters Joseph, at Johnson Mason, jr.'s Petross 3Irs. Elizabeth, school teachei', Y'orke b Bellevue and Taylor Phillips Rev. C. boards at J. H. M'Clure's Pierce Henry, blue dyer. Factory Row Pierce James, boards at Henry Pierce's Plimpton Captain, boards atG. W. Doxon's Plummer John, carpenter, boards at Wm. Allen's Polech David, machinist,boards at R. M'Cullough's Pritchard William, boards at Wm. Mefford's

REDMAN JOSEPH, blacksmith, boards at J. White's Reed Mary Ann, Columbia b Madison & Bellevue Reevel Peter, boards at Mrs. Simmons' l^gold • , machinist, boards at John Doxon's 214 NEWPORT DIREC TORY. Riddle Mrs. Rachel, Factory Row Richards Samuel, bricklayer, bds at W. Bessom's Rickles 3\'illiam, Bellevue b Yorke and Monmouth Rickles 3Iartin, shoemaker, Columbia n Court House Ricketson, Charles, carpenter, c Yorke & Madison Ricketson John, cabinet maker, Madison b Colum­ bia and Yorke Rogers James R. butcher, c Jefferson & Columbik Root Ira, attorney at law, Y^orke n Court House, boards at Newport hotel Rugg Lyman, Front b Yorke and Columbia

.ScoTT SOLOMON, Front b Yorke and Columbia Scruggs Thomas B. Yorke b Tayloi and Bellevue Sellman Joseph, c Front and Cabot Shaler Xathaniel, M. D. c Yorke and Taylor, bds. at G. W Doxon's Sherman Sidney, sheet lead manufacturer, boards at G. W, Doxon's Shepherd H. shoemaker, Bellevue b Y'orke and Monmouth Shepherd Ephraim E. silversmith, bds at L. Rugg's Simmons 3Villiam, n Licking ferry Simmons Xancy J. n Licking ferry Simmons Benjamin, boards at Wm. Simmons' Slocum William boards at Johnson Mason's iJmith Daniel, manager of the cotton factory, h Factory Row Snyder Thomas, Bellevue b Yorke and Monmouth Southgate Richard, (i2. S. Sr Co.) merchant, Taylor b Y'orke and Monmouth Southgate R. H. [R. S. S^- Co.) bds. at R, Southgate'* Southgate H. H. merchant, bds, at R, Southgate's Speer David, Taylor b Y'^orke and Columbia Sprague Samuel, finisher, boards at Jos. Sellman's Stagg Richard, carpenter, bpards at W. Allen's Staples Stephen, hackler, c Taylor and Saratoga Stephens Jeremiah, Columbia b Taylor & BellevU* NEWPORT DIRECTORY. 213 Strickler Charles, glue manufacturer, c Bellevue and Monmouth Strickler Isaac, boards at C. Stricklcr's

TALIAFERRO J. X. clerk of Campbell county court. Front b Y'orke and Columbia Tanner P. L. clerk. Front b Yorke and Columbia Tart John, boards at G. W. Doxon's Tarvin George, bricklayer, Cabot b Taylor and Bellevue Taylor Janis C. shoemaker. Front b Y'orke and 3Ionmouth Taylor James, attorney at law, Taylor b Saratoga and R. Row Thompson William, cotton spinner, Factory Row Tibbatts John, attorney at law, c Taylor & E. Row Todd Robert, Front b Columbia and Cabot Todd Joseph, 3Iadison b Yorke and Columbia Tothill John, cotton spinner, bds. at A. Leonard's Turner George, boards at Mrs. Berry's Turner George H. carpenter, Madison n Y'^orke

UBANK TURNER, clerk, R. Southgate & Co.

Waggoner Conrad, tailor, Jefferson b Y'orke and Columbia Wagstaff James, dresser in factory, boards at T. Mashbank's Wait Lyman, carpenter, Cabot b Taylor «te Bellev. Weaver Levi, carpenter, boards at Lewis Martin's White John, machinist. Front n Factory Whitney William, cooper, Cabot b Taylor and Bellevue Williams Mrs. Mary, Monmouth, b Front & Taylor 216 N EWPCRT DIREC TORY. Wilson Nicholas, carpenter, Bellevue b Yorkc and Monmouth Wilson George, teamster, Columbia b Bellevue and 3Iadison Wilson Isaac, carpenter, c Columbia and Madison 3Vinton Robert, plasterer, Jefferson b Monmouth and Yorke Winton Thomas, plasterer, Taylor b Monmouth and Saratoga Winston Samuel, justice of the peace, Tayforb 3Ionmouth and Saratoga 3Volf Jacob, tailor, at J. 33'aggoner's Wolf , carpenter, boards at John Addleson's Wood John, boards at Franklin Hill's Wyman Andrew, boards at3Vm. Simmond's Wyman William, do. do. Wyman John, do. do.

ZEMBRO JOHN, carpenter, boards at John White's STATE OF OHIO.

STATISTICS. THE State of Ohio, in its greatest extent from east to west, may be estimated at two hundred and twenty miles; from north to south, at.two hundred. It lies between thirty-eight and a half degrees and forty-two degrees^north latitude, and between three and a half degrees and seven degrees and fifty min­ utes, west longitude, from Washington. It has an area of forty thousand square miles, embrasing about twenty-five millions of acres of land; nearly the whole of which is susceptible of cultivation, and a large proportion exceedingly fertile. It has some small lakes, extensive and fertile prairies; and enumerates among its forest trees, the black walnut, white flowering locust, white, black, low­ land, chestnut and burr oaks, wild cherry, yellow poplar, blue and white ash, mulberry, honey locust, shellbark hickory, coffee nut, beach, buckeye, sassafras, sugar maple, red maple linden, and box elder. The fruits, grapes, flowery and culinary vegetables of the middle states are generally pro­ duced in abundance. The principal agricultural products are wheat, Indian corn, barley, beans, rye, oats, hemp, flax and tobacco. The soil ap­ pears to be well adapted to the vine, and the mul­ berry tree. The principal rivers are Big Beaver, Muskingum, Hockhocking, Scioto, and Little and Great Miami, which empty into the Ohio; and As- tabula, Cuyahoga, Black, Huron, Sandusky, Por­ tage and Maumee, which discharge themselves into ake Erie. Ths entire navierable water comrauoir 218 STATISTICS OP OHIO. cation of the State, including the canals, is about seventeen hundred miles. The climate is similar to that of Pennsylvania, perhaps more variable. The prevailing winds are from the south-west. The mineral productions are salt water, iron, coal, gypsum, decomposable pyrites, strontian, lime­ stone, sandstone. For the construction of roads, three per centum of the proceeds of the sale of public lands are paid by the general government into the State treasury. Several turnpike compa­ nies have been incorporated by the legislature and are now engaged in making turnpikes on the Mc- Adam principle.

CANALS. The surveys for the Ohio canals were commenced in 1822. In February, 1825, the legislature autho­ rised the construction of the Ohio and Miami ca­ nals. The former passes from the mouth of the Cuyahoga, on lake Erie, to the mouth of the Sci­ oto, on the Ohio. Its length, including feeders, is about 320 miles. In this distance there are eleven hundred and eighty-five feet of lockage. It was commenced in July, 1825, and finished i^ October, 1832. The entire cost of this work is about $ The amount of tolls, for the year ending on the 81st day of December, 1833, is $138- 403 70J, showing an increase over the previous year of about seventy per cent. The Miami canal commences at Dayton and con­ nects itself with the Ohio at Cincinnati. The length is sixty-seven miles. It jvas begun in July, 1825, and finished in November of 1829, except the locks uniting it with the Ohio. It has 32locks,ani when entirely completed wiH cost about |881,477. From the bottom of the canal at Main street, to low water mark in the Ohio river, the faR i? one hundred and six and twenty-seven hundredths feet, this with three and sevent^three hundredths feet, the depth of water in the lower lock, makes the •otire lockage at Cincinnati one hundred a^4 ten STATISTICS OP OHIO. 219 feet, running through a distance of seventy-three chains and eighteen links. To overcome this there are now constructing ten locks of eleven feet lift. These will be finished in July next, at a cost of about $134,625. The tolls collected on the Bliami canal, for the year, ending 31st December, 1833, were $52,017 03, being an increaseof thirty-seven per cent, over the previous year.

POPULATION. In 1790, the population of Ohio was 3000; in 1800, 42,000; in 1810,230,760; in 1820, 581,434; in 1830,937,903; at presentit is probably 1,200,000.

PRIXCIPAL T03VXS. Cincinnati, Dayton, Chillicothe, Zanesville, Steubenville. 3Iarietta, Columbus, Athens, Lan­ caster, Lebanon, Cleveland, St. Clairsville, Spring­ field and Urban a.

RELIGION. The denominations of Christians are Presbyte­ rians, 3Iethodists, Baptists, I'riends, Roman Cath­ olics, Covenanters, Seceders, Swedenborgians, Lutherans, Shakers, Arc. The three first are the most numerous.

GOVERX3IEXT. The General Assembly of Ohio consists of a Se­ nate and House of Representatives. The senators are elected for two years, and cannot exceed one half, nor be less than one-fourth of the number of representatives. The representatives are chosen annually, and in number cannot exceed seventy- two, nor fall short of thirty-six. The governor, who performs the executive func­ tions, is chosen biennially. He has no veto on leg­ islative acts; makes no nominations to office, ex­ cept when vacancies occur, during a tecess of the legislature. Salary one thousand dollars per annum. 220 STATISTICS OF OHIO. JUDICIARY The Supreme Court is composed of four jiidgMj the Courts of Common Pleas have each a presidiilg and three associate judges, all of wham are elected by a joint ballot of the legislature, for seven years. Justices of the Peace are elected by the peoiJle for three years; and their number is regulated by the Courts of Common Pleas, in each county. The salary of the Supreme judges is twelve hundred dollars; that of the President judges of the Courts of Common Pleas, one thousand dollars per annum. The associate judges are paid by the day while in session. The judges of the Supreme Court are John C. Wright, Joshua Collett, Ebenezer Lane and Reuben Wood.

FINANCES OF OHIO. There was remaining in the Treasury, on the 15th of November, 1832, $20,784 84. From the 1.5th of November, 18-32, to the 15th of November, 1833, there was paid into the treasury, for revenue purposes, $277,955 02, making the entire amount $298,729 97, charged to the treasury on the 15th of November, 1833. During the year, ending on the 15th of November, 1833, there was paid out for various purposes the sum of $288,739 59, leavingin the treasury on that day, $10,000 37. The income of the State of Ohio is derived from, taxes on land, horses, cattle, merchants' capital, pleasure carriages, lawyers and physicians. Totd amount of taxable property, in 1833, was.$78,019-^ 526. The number of cattle in the State in 18^. was 457,98,4; of horses 239,170. The total amount of taxes for the year 1833, for all purposes, was $730,010 75. II'

3IANUFACTURES AND COMMERCE. The principal manufactures are flour, distilled spirits, woollen and cotton goods, paper, coperas, linseed and castor oils, salt, castings, iron, steam efi- gines, sugar mills, and a great variety of articles in STATISTICS OP OHIO. 221 wood and the metals, adapted to agriculture, and the comforts of domestic life. Tlje leading exports are flour, whiskey, ^jork, lard, butter. Cheese, poultry, tobacco, corn, oats, oil, beeswax, feathers,ginseng, horses, beat cattle, hogs, steam engines, cast iron, -sugar mills, &ic.

EDUCATION. Common Schools.—A system of Common Schools is established in this State by law, and supported by an ad valorem tax on all the taxable property. This tax is united with the school fund, which arises from the sale of one thirty-sixth part of the lands owned by the General Government, within the limits of the state. This grant was made as early as 1803. The General Government also granted 3 townships (69,000 acres) of land for the use ofthe Ohio and Miami I'niversities. Acadcmics.-w-.^i. great number of Academies have at different times been incorporated by the legis­ lature, but none of them endowed Univcrfiilic,-: and Colleges.—The Ohio University is at Athens, 40 miles 33'est of 3Iarietta; was found­ ed in 1802, is endowed with 46,000 acres of land. Its present income is $3,.500. The Rev. Robert Wilson, D. D. is President. The whole number of students is 72. The 3Iiami University is at Oxford, 37 miles ?.'. Vi. of Cincinnati; was incorporated in 1809, and held its first commencement in 1826; is endowed with a township of land, from which it re­ ceives annually about $5,000. The library of the institution contains 1200 volumes, that of the stu­ dents about 2.500. The Rev. R. H. Bishopis Presi­ dent. The entire number of students in 1833 was 207. The 33'estern Reserve College is at Hudson, 25 miles S. E. of Cleveland. It depends upon pri­ vate benefactions. It has a theological department. The whole number of students is 78. Kenyon Col­ lege is at Gambier, 52 miles N. E. of Columbus; was founded in 1828, and has about 8,000 acres of land. The library contains 2,300 volumes. The 222 STATISTICS OFi^OHIO, President is Dr. C. P. M'llvaine, Bishop of Ohio. The'total number of students in 1833 was 132. There is a thdfelogical department connected with this institution. Franklin College is at New Athens, 18 miles N. W- of Wheeling; was incor­ porated in 1824; has no endowment. The library contains 1200 volumes. The President is the Rev. Richard Campbell. Lane Seminary is situated 2 miles N. E. of Cincinnati; was founded in 1829, by private munificence. It is conducted on the ma­ nual labor system. It has a theological depart­ ment. The Rev. Lyman Beecher is President. The whole number of students is about 100. Gran­ ville Literary and Theological Institution was founded in 1831, and is 30 miles W. of Zanesville. It is established on the manual labor system. The Rev. Mr. Pratt is President. It has no endowment. The whole number of students is near 100. The Sledical College of Ohio is located in Cincinnati. It was incorporated in 1819 by the legislature, on the application of Dr. Daniel Drake. The first session was in 1820. In 1825—6 the legislature gave half the auction duties of this city for four years to this institution, as an endowment. In 1829—30, one-fourth of these duties were given for four years longer. It has a library of 1500 volumes. The Asylum for the education of the Deaf and Dumb is at Columbus. It is supported by annual appropriation from the state treasury. It is in a flourishing condition. The Athenseum, located in Cincinnati, under the charge of the Catholic Church. It has the usual college powers. The President is Bishop Purcell. Number of pupils —. The His­ torical and Philosophical Sociciety of Ohio was es-i tablished in 1830, and holds its meetings in Colum­ bus. Benjamin Tappan is President.

HISTORICAL SKETCH. In 1783 the sovereignty of the North West Ter­ ritory was vested in the government ofthe United States. In 1787 the first settlement was made STATE Arn CO If NT Y OFFICERS. 223 within the limits ofthe state of Ohio, and a provin­ cial government was established, consisting of a Go­ vernor, Secretary, and three Judges. In 1799 the second grade of territorial government was esta­ blished. In I'-'tIi Congress authorised the people to form a state government, under which law the present constitution was adopted, and in 1803 the state of Ohio was admitted into the Union. STATE OFFICERS. Governor, Robert Lucas. Scrrti'iry of State, Benjamin Hinkston. .iuditor. John A. Bryan, rreasi/re;-, Henry Brown. Keeper of the Peniten­ tiary, Wm. W.Galt. Canal Commissioners, Henjd^- min Tappan, Xathaniel Beasley, John Johnson, and Alexander Bourne. Canal Engineers, Sa-mixel Forrer and D. Lapham.

HA3nLT0X COUXTY. This county, of which Cincinnati is the political and commercial capital, lies in the 8. Vi. corner of the 3Iiami country, and contains 400 square miles, or about 2.56,000 acres of land. It is divided into 14 townships, and contains anumber of villages. In 1830 the population was .52,000 The county officers are—President Judge ofthe Court of Common Pleas, John 31. Goodenow. Asso­ ciate Judges, Thomas Henderson, Johathan Cilley, and John Burgoyne. Clerk, pro tern., Daniel Gano. Prosecuting Attorney, Daniel Vanmatre. Sheriff, Ebenezer Hulse. Commissioners, Garrett 3 anos- dal, Oliver Jones, and Thomas Cooper. Auditor, John S. Wallace. Treasurer and Collector, George P. Torrence. Asses!

CINCINNATI T03VNSHIP. Its limits correspond v.ith those of the City as incorporated. Its officers are—Township Trustees, Richard Aycrs,^ Isaac Pioneer, and William Bor­ land. Clerk, John Jones. Fence Viewers, Wil­ liam Gordon, Thatcher Lewis, and 3Villiam Cross- man. Justices ofthe Peace, Isaiah Wing, office Sth between 3Iain and Sycamore; Richard Mulford, office 3Iain between 7th and &lh; Josiah Fobes, office corner of Elm and 6th; James Glenn, office 2d between 3Iain and Sycamore; A. W Sweeney, office X. 3V. corner of 3Valnut and 3d. Constable't, Ebenezer Harrison, Ephraim D. 33'illiams, James- Saffin, J. A. Wiseman, Levins Hazen, Thos. Wright, and Benjamin Smith. The revenue from taxes, and the auction duties, for the year ending in 3iarch, 1833, was $16,656 06. For the year ending in 3larch, 1834, the amount will probably be about the same

CTNCIXXATI. Cincinnati stands in latitude thirty-nine degrees^ six minutes and thirty seconds north, and in seven degrees, twenty-four minutes and forty-five secflnds west longitude from 33'ashington. Following the course of tlie Ohio, it is 155 miles below Pittsburg and 504 miles above the junction of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. By land it is 110 miles from Co­ lumbus, 200 from Sundusky City, 120 from Indian* apolis, 85 from Frankfort, 680 from Natchez, 270 from Nashville,'S()il from New Orleans, 350 from St. Louis, 300 frpjn Pittsburg, lOS from Louisville. It stands upon a beautiful plain or valley, which is bounded on the west by Mill creek; on the north, by the river hills; on the east, by Deer creek, and on the soutli, by the Ohio river. The plane on which tiic city is built, stretches fi-om the moUth of Deer creek, on the east, where it'is notmoi;e than CINCINNATI FINANCES. 225 two hundred feet in width, to Mill creek, on the west, where it wii^ens to the distance of a mile and a half. Cincinnati is built upon section 18, and fractional sections seventeen and twelve, in the fourth township, and first fractional range. The original patentee wus John .Jleves Symmes, who sold a part of his interest in this ground to 3Iat- thias Denman: he sold an undivided two-thirds of his interest to Robert Patterson and John Filson. Upon Filson s death his interest reverted to Den­ man, who subsequently sold it to Israel Ludlow. The purchasers of lots received their deeds from John Cleves Symmes. In January, 17i!-L\ that part of the city between Broadway and Western Row was surveyed. In 17CJ lots on the fractional sec­ tion twelve were laid out, by the patentee, and in 3Iarch, 1808, the reservatiwn around Fort Wash­ ington was sold. Between Broadway and V'estern Row there are seven streets, running north from the river, sixteen degrees -.vest. These streets are each 66 feet wide, and o9w feet apart. The cross streets are of the same v.idth, are the same distance apart, and intersect the others at right angles. The size of the lots was originally 99 by 198 feet. The streets east of Broadway, running at right an­ gles, north 44 degrees, west v. ith the river, are but <50'leet in width. The settlement of Cincinnati was commenced in December, 178^. In 1789, Port Washington was built. In 1790, it received an addition of about 40 families. In 17lJo, Cinc^m- nati contained 94 cabins, 10 frame houses, and 500 inhabitants. In 1800, the number of inhabitants increased to seven hundred and fifty. In 1805. the number was 950; in 1810, tl^e popolation was 2320; in 1813, 4000; in 1819, 10,283; in 1824, 12,016; in 1826, 16,230; in 1829, 24,148.

FINANCES. The revenue of the city arises principally from wharfage, licenses to coffee houses, the rent ot 226 FIRE DEPARTMENT. market stalls, and taxes. During the year, ending on the 19th of March, 1833, there were $6, 934 S9 received from wharfage—$9,682 59 from coffee, tavern, and porter house licenses—$4,484 12 rent of market stalls. The entire revenue of the city, for this year, including some sums borrow^ad, was $.54,738 06.

FIRE DEPART3IEXT. Much attention has been bestowed, by the city council, upon this important department. There are belonging to it 15 engines and 10,150 feet of hose. It is divided into brigades, each of which has two engines, a hose company, and 150 members in it. The officers of each are a chief, and one or more assistant, directors; a secretary and treasurer. There are belonging to this department, 15 en­ gines, 7 hose reels, 186 buckets, and 7 brigades, besides one engine belonging to boys.

AVASHINGTON FIRE EN(;I\R COMPANY, NO. I. G. G, Smith, Chief Director, Reuben X'ocks, Assistant Dircc/or, .J. Cockrnower, Secretary, Ama- za Higbee, Trcnsu7-cr. 1400 feet and 9 inches hose.

INDEPENDENT FIRE ENGINE COMPANY, NO. III. Benjamin Chase, C/iief Engineer, Miles Green­ wood, Assistant Engineer, David T. Disney, Treas" urer, James Comly, Secretary. 1300 feet of hose. Location on 4th street, under the Council chamber.

BRIGADE 1;NGINE AND HOSE COMPANY, NO. V. William Scudder, (liief Director, N. W. Thom­ as, llnd .'Issistanf, Eli Cook, 3d do. E. 3V. Luce, Secretary, 3Villiam Scudder, treasurer. 1250 feet of hose. Location, corner of Canal and Vine streets. FIRE DEPARTMENT. 227

FRANKLIN FIRE ENGINE AND HOSE COMPANY,NO. IV. James Wise, Chi^ Director, L. 3V Morris, As­ sistant Director, Fatrick^ead, Secretary, William Attee, Treasurer. 1000 feet of hose. Location, Sycamore street near the Cathedral.

CINCINNATI RELIEF FIRE ENGINE AND HOSE COMPANY. -Joseph F. Ross, Chief Engineer, Josiah J. Strat­ ton, Assistant Engineer, Samuel Davis, Secretary, Luther Taylor Treasurer. 1200 feet of hose. Lo­ cation, George street, between Plumb and Wes­ tern Row

HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY. David Farmer, Foreman', John 31. Clark, Assis­ tant do. R. L. Carter, Secretary, T. D. Rose, Trea­ surer. 100 members. Location, under the Council chamber.

CINCINNATI INDEPENDENT F. E. AND H. COMPANY, Joseph Pierce, President, A. H. Ewing, Fice Pre­ sident, A. F. Reeder, Secretary, George W. Neff, Treasurer, Edmund Dexter, A. B. Roff, Daniel Pi­ att, G. W, X'eff, and Thomas Newell, Standing Committee. There are also twelve directors, and 150 members. 2500 feet of hose. Location of en­ gine house, 4th between Sycamore and Broadway.

CINCINNATI FIRE ENGINE AND HOSE COMPANY, NO. II. Incorporated 15th January, 1833. B. Storer, President, S. H. Davies, Vice President, Joseph Cartwright, Secretary, James Walls, Treasurer, Samuel Lovejoy, Jacob Baum, Wm. R. Field, Wil­ liam McCamaron, Stephen Wheeler, Standing Com­ mittee, A. L. Voorhis, Chief Director. There are also twelve directors, and 1500 feet of hose. Engine house, corner of Symmes and Lawrence streets.

FIRE WARDEN COMPANY, NO. I. Oliver Lovell, President, M. Brooks, Secretary^ ^;28 FIRE DEPARTMENT. Caspar Hopple, Treasurer. This association is composed of six members from each ward.

VIGILANT FIRE ENGINE AND BUCKET COMPANY. Benjamin Brice, President, Henry Pierce, Vice President, James Gilbreath, Secretary, \3^illiam Coppin, Treasurer, Samuel James, Foreman and Engineer. 3liller Ayres, Foreman of the Bucket company. 75 members, chiefly boys.

PROTECTION S0CII;TY, NO. I. Instituted for the purpose of protecting property and lives in time of fire. George P. Torrence, President, John 3Vlietstone, Vice President, Chris­ topher Snii'h, Treasurer, .iohn L. Talbott, Secre­ tary,Ulam P Langdon, iSamuel Reed, David Jack­ son, Jeremiah Butler, 33'illiam Butler, Erastus Poor, James X. Black, Directors,J!!>lam P. Langdon, Chief Diri:rL,r

CINCINNATI rXKT: GV.VRDS, Xr>. I. Joseph Gest, Chief Dii-crfnr, J. C Avery, David Churchill, 3Villiam Thorns, 3Vm. 31. 3Voolsey, F. Perry, George A. Colton, .1. R. Baldridge, Moses Lyon, .Isst.'ilant Dircctoj-,';, S. ^J. L'Hommedieu, Serrelnry, Robert Getty, Treasurer. Stephen Lan­ sing, Mcsocngcr. Number of members lib.

CINCINNATI FIRE AS.SOCIATION. Composed of persons from the different fire com­ panies for the mutual benefit of the fire depart­ ment. Gcorn;o W Neff, President, J. C. Avery, Jlrr Prn:ii!riil, S. S. L'Hommedieu, Secretary,., 3Villiam' Scudder, Treasurer.

ri'ri.lC CI.^TERNS. Location. At the junction of Front and 3'ine; Lower .Market and Sycamore; Third and Ludlow; Third and Walnut; Fourth and Sycamore; Fouritl}^ iTid VJnp! Fnnvtb nnrl Elm: Fonrtb and 33^estern MANUFACTORIES. 229 and Western Row, Sixth and Race; Sixth and Broadway; Seventh and Sycamore; Eighth and Main streets. These are supplied from the water works, and will each contain from five to seven hundred gallons. There are thirty-six cast iron fire plugs, generally situated in the middle of the squares, on the edge of the pavement. William Hedley is the chief engineer over the cisterns and fire plugs.

MAXUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS. Franklin Foundry, and Engine Finishi.ig Shop, owned by Graham c\: Coon, corner of Broad',vay and Fit'tii streets, employs 60 men. Connected with this Foundry i^ a boiler maker's shop, owned by Alexander Clark, and worked by steam power.

. Spade and Shovel Factoivj. owned by William L. Graham, on Eighth street, east of Broadway, driven by water from the Canal, employs 20 men, and manufactures about 60 dozen Spades and Shovels per,week.

The Flouring Mill, owned by 3Ir. C. Bradbury, stands on Eighth street, east of Broadway, and is driven by water from the Canal. It runs 4 pair of stones, and makes 40 barrels oi flour every 24 hours. Connected v/ith this establishment is an oil mill, driven also by water, which manufactures 1 barrel a day. It is also owned by Mr. Bradbury. In tho same vicinity there is a mill for grinding and sifting corn meal, considerable quantities of which are barrelled and exported

Cincinnati Rolling Mill, on the river bank, above Bteor creek, owned by Shreve, Powell & McCand­ less, This establishment employs 75 hands, and has six nail machines in operation, which cut from 230 MANUFACTORIES. to 50 tons of iron per week. The steam enginie bjr which this is accomplished is of 230 horse power.

The Ohio Engine Factory, owned D. A. Powell, worked by steam power, and employing ,25 men, is situated on Front street, near Deer creek. Clinton Engine Factory, owned by Wilder, Lyons & Co.., employing 30 men, and worked by steam, is situated on Butler street, between Front and Con­ gress streets. Fayette Steam Engine Factory, corner of Butler and Friendship streets, owned by Bakewell & King, employs 35 hands, and is driven by steam power. The .Slina Foundry, owned by Bakewell & Cart­ wright, corner of Front and Butler streets, employs 20 pel-sons. It is worked by steam, and has an air furnace and cupola. Bell and Brass Foundry, owned by Parker & Berry,'on Front between Pike and Butler streets, employs 8 hands; executes all kinds of brass work, and is driven by steam power.

Hamilton Foundry and Engine Factory, on the corner pf Front and Lawrence streets, owned by A. Harkness and A. L. Voorheis, employs 50 hands. This establishment is worked by steam power, and has an air furnace and cupola.

Fulton Foundry, Second, between Lawrence and Ludlow streets, is owned by H. White and Wm. Lockman, and employs 20 men. It has an air fur­ nace and cupola, and is worked by steam power.

Steam Saw Mill, on Elm, between Second and Third streets, owned by Brooks & Longworth, has I saw for boards and timber, one circular saw, and I machine for planiDg flooring boards, all driren by MANUFACTORIES. 231 Cincinnati Machine Card Manufactory ajid Ma­ chine Shop, owned by 31. P. Cassilly, is on Elm, be­ tween 4th and Sth streets, and is driven by steam power. This establishment has 18 card machines in operation, and makes every description of ma­ chine cards. It also constructs wool carding,prick­ ing, shearing, and spinning machines; and gives employment to 18 workmen. It manufactures annually to the amount of $20,000. A. C. Brown, agent. Boiler Making Establishment, owned by Banks & Aarons, on the corner of Ludlow and Congress streets, employs 10 hands. Steam Saw Mill, on Congress, between Ludlow and Lawrence streets, owned by Wm. C. Ander­ son; runs 2 saws; is worked by steam power; and gives employment to 6 men. There is connected with it a machine for cutting laths, which cuts 5,000 per hour. Foundry and Engine Factory, Congress, be­ tween Broadway and Ludlow streets, owned by James Goodloe, and driven by steam power, em­ ploys 40 men. Steam Saw Mill, on Columbia street above Deer creek, has 2 saws, driven by steam power, and is owned by SJ W. Hartshorn.

Brass and Bell Foundry, corner of Second and Race streets, owned by Collingridge «St Hogg.

Phcenix Foundry, on Plumb, between Third and Fourth streets, employs 20 hands; is owned by C. Tatem & Sons; and has a cupola and air furnace; and is driven by steam power.

Stereotype Foundry, Baker, b Walnut and Vine Tbird.and Fourth streets; employs 18 hands, ana is pwned by J. A. James. 232 MANUFACTORIES. White Lead Mamfactory, corner of Front and Western^ Row, owned by B. 3IcLeonard & Co., and driven by steam power; manufactures annu­ ally $7,000 worth of white lead.

Steam Saw Mill, on Front street, between Plumb and 33 estern Row, owned by Scowdjen &; Hughes. There is attaclied to tliis establishment a machine for cutting laths.

Iron Foundry, on Wzter, between 33'estern Row and John streets, owned by Jabez Reynolds, is worked by steam power, and has a cupola and air furnace.

Engl tie Factory, owned by Jesse Smith, on Front, between John and Smith streets, employs 10 hands. The ivorks are driven by steam power.

Cincinnati Steam Paper .Mill, on Front below Mill street, owned by Phillips iV. Speer, employs • '5 hands.

Steam Saw .Mill, near Mill creek bridge, runs 1 saw, and is owned by John Brown.

Steam and Fire Engine Factory, on Fifth between Elm and Plumb streets, owned by Chase and Sey­ mour, employs 10 hands. Fire engines of the most elegant and durable workmanship, are manufactur­ ed st this establishment. For power and beauty they have, upon trial and comparison, been found fully equal, and in some cases, superior, to those made by the !)est artists in Philadelphia. The works are propelled by steam.

Cincinnati Type Foundry, on the corner of 3'ine and Centre street, manufactures every variety of type, printing presses, and the different articles connected with the printing business. There are m this establishment 11 machines for casting type. IKANDPACTORIES. 233 It gives employment to 60 hands, is worked by steam K^J.'ff^'^-r"'''*"^**^*"'"^^ annually to the amount of $40,000. The company owning this establishment has been incorporated by the Legislature.

Patent Lever Lock Factory, situated on \"ine, be­ tween Second and Third streets, owned by Shawk & Fitz, employs 10 hands, and manufactures all kinds of locks, brass butts, and folding door bolts, on the most approved models.

Steel, Saw and File Factory, on Plumb street near the Corporation Line, owned by Middleton, Gar­ rard & Co., manufactures all kinds of cast steel, by steam power. Attached to this establishment is a Saw and File Factory, in which these articles are made equal in quality to those imported.

Phreiii.r Manufacturing Company, corner of Lud­ low and Second streets, 3Villiam Tift, agent; is worked by steam, makes and finishes all kinds of steam engines. It also embraces cotton spinning, and runs about .500 spindles. In the entire fac­ tory about o5 hands are employed.

Printing Press Mamfactory, owned by Samuel S. Dickinson, corner of Eighth and Elm streets, makes all kinds of printing pressess.

Kendall ^ Bassett, Ninth, between 3Iain and Sycamore streets. Saddle Tree Manufacturers. Ma­ chinery driven by steam power.

Eagle Foundry, owned by J. Webb & M. Green­ wood, Canal between Main and Walnut streets. Has a cupola furnace and is i^orked by steam.

Cincinnati Iron Foundry, on 3laiD, between Woodward and Franklin streets, owned by Niles & Hanks, has an air furnace and cupola, and em­ ploys 15 hands; works by steam power. 234 MANUFACTORlESi Clock Factory, Luman Watson, on Seventh, bd» tween Main and Sycamore streets, works by steals, and gives employment to 25 hands

Snuff and Tobacco Factory-, owned by C. Hopple & Son, is worked by steam, and is situated on Hop­ ple's alley. Steam Flouring Mill, situated on E. Front, be­ tween Broadway and Ludlow street, is driven by steam; but is not now in operation.

Hamilton Steam Saw Mill, on Front street W. of Western Row, owned by Rogers & Goodwin. Not now in operation. Steam Engine Factory, in the Eastern Liberties, for rolling sheet lead, and drawing lead pipes for hydraulic purposes.

Engine Factory, above Deer creek, adjoining the Washington brewery, owned by Thomas Reilly > works by steam power.

Steam Saw .Mill, owned by Fagen, situated in the Eastern Liberties.

Steam Saw Mill, in the Eastern Liberties, owned by N. Tanner. Washington Brewery, above Deer creek, owned fay J. Schultz iV Co ; employs 9 men, and manufac­ tures about 100 barrels per week, and works by steam.

P. O, Rcilly^s Brewery, corner of Congress and Pike streets, employs 10 men, and yields about 125 barrels per week. 3Vorks by steam

Cincinnati Brewery, owned by 3Villiam Price, corner of Water and Race streets, makes about50 barrels per week. MANUFACTORIES. 235 Eagle Brewery, owned by Attee and Lofthouse, situated on Fourth, between John and Smith streets, and manufactures 70 barrels per week.

Western Brciocry, corner of Fourth and \3'^estern Row, owned by 33'ood and 3Iiddlewood, making60' barrels per week.

Metcalf ^s Brewery, on Sycamore between Third and Fourth streets, makes between 50 and 60 bar­ rels per week.

Walker''s Breicery, corner of Sycamore and Abi­ gail streets.

Jonte S- Billiard^s Brewery, corner of Abigail and Sycamore streets.

Bark and Leather RollingMill, owned by S. S. & S. Clark, situated in the Northern Liberties, near the Canal X. of the Corporation Line, and is work­ ed by steam. White Lead Factory, on Fifth near Pike street, owned by James M'Candless. Works by steam.

Ohio Steam Stone Saw Mill, on Butler street, near Deer creek bridge ; owner, James Henderson. This establishment is worked on a new principle, and is patented to the proprietor. It cuts stone with great accuracy. JSTewport Manufacturing Company, opposite Cin­ cinnati. Incorporated by the Legisla1

Covington Iron Works, owned by, Alexander McCandless. C. 3Iacalester & Co. agents. This establishment makes annually 1600 tons, 5200 kegs of nails, and employs from 80 to 100 hands. It is v.-orked by a steam engine of 300 horse power.

Covington Cotton Factory, owned by C. 3Iacales- ter& Co., 33'illiam Yorke, and others. Cost of the works sO 1,000. It runs 2500 spindles, and manu­ factures 31'-MU'O lbs. cotton yarn per annum, and gives employment to 60 hands, mostly children. It is run by steam power. There are also in Covington an extensive Rope \3'alk, a .Steam Flour 31111, and a Steam Saw 3Iill.

INSURANCE C0i3IPANIES. The Cincinnati Insurance Company. Office on Front, between 3Iain and Sycamore streets. Capital, $250,000. President, William Oliver. Secretary, B. B. 33'hiteman. Directari, John Kilgour, Lewis 3Vhiteman, John T. Martin. John Yeatman, Bellamy Storer, Josiah Lawrence, John Young, Denton Dunn, C. S. Bradbury. J. 3Ia- hard, B. Urner, Jacob Strader, T. 3V Bakewell, Charles Sontag.

Protection Fire and 3Iarino insurance Company. Office on Front, between 31ain and Sycamore streets. Capital $150,000, with the privilege of increasing it to $500,000, :i branch of the Protec­ tion Insurance Company of Hartford, Connecticut. BANKING INSTITUTIONS. 237 Agent Ephraim Bobins. Counsellors, J. P. Foote, Isaac G. Burnet, and Joseph Gest.

-Etna Insurance Company. 'Office on Third, between 3Iain and 3Valnut streets, a branch cf the ^tna Insurance Company ..of Hartford,Connecticut. Capital $250,000. Agent, -H. H. Goodman

Firemen's Insurance Company. Office X"^. corner of Main and Columbia streets. Capital $10i),ili'i), with the privilege of increasing it to 2.50,000. President, Geo. 3V. Xcff. Secretary, Thomas Newell. Directors, James Glenn, Geo. G. Smith, Joseph S. Ross, Josiah J. Stratton, Reuben Coffin, Josh. H. Perry, J.C.Copeland, E. W. Luce, .James 31. 31ason, Edward Dodson, Timothy D. Rose, Archibald Irwin, C. D. Dana, Alexander H. Ewing, X. G. Pendleton, Saml. H. Davies.

Cincinnati Equitable insurance Company. Office on Fourth, between 3Iain and Walnut streets. President, 3Villiam 3Iins. Secretary, Edw. Jolley. Treasurer, Benjamin Mason. Directors, William Mills, John Shane, C. 33' James, Philip Young, Edward Jolley, Benj. 3Iason, Christopher Smith, 3Vm. Thorns, William Disney, Chajjles Ta­ tem, Joseph 3Valker, and Joseph Jones.

Ohio Insurance Company. Office on Front, between Main and Sycamore -streets. Presa/e.-;/!, David Loring. Secretary, Mor­ gan X'evillc.

BANKS. Bank of the United States. Banking House on 3Iain between Third and Fourth streets. Capital $1,700,000. President,, James Reynolds. Cashier, Peter Benson. Direc- 238 BANKING INSTITUTIONS. tors, James Reynolds, Charles W. Gazzam, Wil­ liam Neff, William McLean, Thomas W.BakeWell, Lewis Howell, Charles Sontag, Bellamy Storer, Lewis Whiteman, Benjamin Urner, Griffin Taylor, Charles C. Clarkson, Jacob Resor. Offering days,, Mondays and Thursdays. Discount days, Tuesdays and Fridays.

Franklin Bank of Cincinnati. Capital $1,000,000. Incorporated February 19, 1833. Banking house, 3Iain between Third and Fourth streets. President, Jolin H:. Groesbeck. Cashier, Augustus Moore. Directors, Samuel Wig­ gins, William Greene, 3Iarcus Smith, John P. Foote, 31. T. 33''illiams, George Luckey, Josiah Lawrence, Edward King, James 31cGregor, Wil- Ham Disney, Daniel Corwin. Offering days, Tues­ days and Fridays. Discount days, Wednesdajrs and Saturdays.

Commercial Bank of Cincinnati. Capital $1,000,000. Banking house on Main between Columbia and Front streets. President, Robert Buchanan. Cashier, 33'illiam S. Hatch. Directors, Jacob Strader, John S. Lytle, Francis Read, James 3IcCandless, J. Smith Armstrong, Nathaniel Wright,.John 3IcCormick, Joseph Smith, Thomas Rielly, John Young, John 31. Rowan, .Tohn 3 eatman. Offering days, 3\'ednesdays and Saturdays. Discount days, 3Iondays and Thursdays.

Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company. This institution was incorporated in February, 1834. It is authorized to make insurance on lives —to grant and purchase annuities—to make other contracts, involving the interest or use of money, and the duration of lives—to receive moneys in trust, and to accumulate the same—to accept and execute all trusts of every description—ito receive and hold lands for the transaction of business.or such as may be taken in payment of debts—to buy BENEVOI^ENT SOCIETIES. 239 and sell bills of exchange and drafts. On all sums not under $100, received by the company^ they are to allow not less than 4 per cent, per annum. The capital stock of the company is $2,000,000, divided into shares of $100 each. This is to be invested in bonds or notes, drawing an interest not exceed­ ing 7 per cent, per annum, secured by unincum­ bered real estate: not more than one-fourth of the capital to be loaned upon real estate in any one county. Company may issue bills or notes to an amountnot exceeding twice the amount ofthe funds deposited with the said company for a time not less than one year, other than the capital stock; but shall not at any time have in circulation an amount, greater than one-half the capital paid in, and in­ vested in bonds or notes, and may lend the same at a rate of interest not less than 6 per cent, per annum. The powers of said company to be exercised by a board of twenty trustees, all of whom to be stock­ holders to at least $5,000. Company may go into operation as soon as $.500,000 ofthe stock is taken. The charter not to be repealed or amended before the year 1870.

Lafayette Bank of Cincinnati. Incorporated February, 1834; capital $1,000,090 —not yet in operation—charter to expire in 1854.

BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES. Erin Benevolent Society, for the relief of distressed Irishmen. President, John McCormick, Vice Pres­ ident, Robert Buchanan, Treasurer, John Beggs.

Scotch Benevolent Society. President, Peter McNicol, P^ice President, Ar­ thur Harvie, TreasurertThomd^sMcGechmf Secre­ tary^ John Douglass. 240 BKNEVOLENT SOCIETIES..

House of Employment for Female Poor. This institution, designed to aid indigent females;, in obtaining employment, is located on Fifth street, between Walnut and 3'ine, First Direc- tress, Mrs. Dr. L. Beecher, Second Directress,Mrs^ Finley.. There are twelve directors, a secretary and treasurer. Franklin BenexH)lent Society. President, E. Hinman, Vice President, N. S.. Hubbell, Secretary, D. L. Talbott, Treasurer, J F. Dair, Messenger, Southwell Royse, Standing; Commillee, O. Lovell, J. Seymour, and R. Coffi.n. Female Bible Society, Auxiliary to the Bible Society of tlie Methodist Episcopal Church. President, Mrs.C31. Spencer, Vice Presideali, Mrs. Baird, Scrreftxr^, Mrs. Wil­ liam Neff, Treasurer, Mrs. A. Woodward. Female Benevolent Society of the Methodist Church, President, Mrs».Capp, Secretary and Tr.easure3^ Mrs. F. Lamphear^ .Miami Colonization Society. President, 33Hliam Xcff, Vice President, Rev. 0., M. iSi)encer,^Treasurer, Josiah Lawrence, Sccretn- ry, Il^nry E. Spencer. Miami District Sunday School Union, of the Metluf- dist Episcopal Church. President, James B. Findley, Con-esponding Se­ cretary, Samuel \Mlliams, Recording Secretary,. A. T. .Tordan, Treasurer, Paul Rust. Female Missionary and Tract Society of the Metho­ dist Episcopal Church. President, 3Irs. M. King, Ti^casnrer. Mrs. Dr. Smith, Secretary, Mrs. Dr. Bailey. Female Society of Industry, And of Foreign Missions of the Enon Baptist Church. Directress and Treasurer, Mrs. G.Ci^ ecretnry, Miss Hanks. BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES. 241 Ohio Baptist Sunday School Union. President, Samuel W. Lynd, Secretary,!. Ste-. vens. Treasurer, X. S. Johnson. Home Missionary Society, Of the Second Presbyterian Church. President, 3Irs. A. 31oore, Treasurer, 3Iiss Ann Finley, Se­ cretary, 3Iiss Harriet Beecher. Young .Men''s Temperance Society. President, John Laughlin, Vice President, Adam N. Riddle, Recording Secretary. P. G. Fore, Cor­ responding Scrretanj, T. D. 33'eld, Treasurer, Wm. T. Truman. 370 members—principle—total ab­ stinence. Hamilton County Temperance Socic*y, Auxiliary U> the Ohio State Temperance Socie­ ty. President. Bellamy Storer. Vice President, Isaac G. Burntt, Corresponding Secretary, Thomas brainard, Recr)rding Secretary, Rufus Hodges, Au­ ditor. 33'm. T. Truiuan, Treasurer, Daniel3V. Fair- bank, Directors, Stephen Burrows, John T. iShot- well, T. D. 3Iitchell. Female Association for Foreign Missions, Ofthe Second Presbyterian Church. President, Mrs. Sullivan, Vice President, Mrs. J. Burnet, Treasurer, Mrs. J. Groesbeck, Secretary, Mrs. S. Wright. *o' Caledonian Society. President, Robert Buchanan, Vice President, Alexander McCandless, Secretary, James McLean. La Fayette Benefit Society. President, N. S. Hubbell, Vi&e President, E. Hin­ man, Treasurer, James McOBrd,' Secretary, John Jackson, Visiting Committee, Oliver Lovell and H. H. Finch. Education Society, Of the First Presbyterian Church, auxiliary t© 242 BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES. Sunday School Society, Of the First Presbyterian Church. Sunday School Society, Of the Second Presbyterian Church. Director^ Henry Starr. Baptist Young Men's Education Society. President, S. 33'. Lynd, Vice President, George Catt, Recording Secretary, J. Pioneer, Treasurer, H. S. Edmands, Corresponding Sccretai-y, J. Ste­ vens. Committee of .Agency Of the Baptist Board of Foreign 3Iissions, for the Western States, located in Cincinnati. John Smith, Ephraim Robins, John Stevens,N. S. John­ son, S. W. Lynd. Female Burman Education Society, Of the Sixth Street Baptist Church. Hamilton County Bible Society. President, Nathaniel 33'right, Corresponding Se­ cretary, B. P. Aydelotte, Treasurer, Joseph Gest. Cincinnati Bible Society, President, S. W Lynd, Corresponding Secretary, E. yV. Chester, Treasurer, Joseph Gest. Female Bible Society, Auxiliary to the Hamilton County Bible Society. President, 31rs. Judge Burnet. Vice President, Mrs. B. P. Aydelotte, Secretary, Mrs. Strong, Trea­ surer, Mrs. 33''allace, Agent, Mrs. P. Young. Cincinnati Branch Tract Society. President, Augustus Moore, Secretary, Silas Woodbury, Treasurer,_^Btephen Burrows. Central Committee of Agency For the American Home Missionary Society. Corresponding Secretary, Rev. Henry Little. Foreign Missionary Society, BEN^EVOLENT SOCIETIES. 243 C. F. M. Corresponding Secretary, Rev. A. Bul- lard. Western Agency Of the Presbyterian Education Society. Cotre$- ponding Secretary, Rev. John Spaulding. Female Tract Society, Of the Third Presbyterian ChUrch President, Mrs. P. Tunis, Secretary, Mrs. Dr. Ramsey, Treas- urer, Mrs. P. H. Boales. Female Missionary Society, Of the Third Presbyterian Church. President, Mrs.S. Burrows, Vice President, Mrs. Tunis, -Sec­ retory, Mrs. Stewart, Treasurer. Mrs. Dr. Mulford. Cincinnati Colonization Society. President, B. P. Aydelotte, Vice President, Ja­ cob Burnet, 2nd Vice President, J. L. Wilson, SVecuurer, Williams, Secretary, George Gra­ ham, jr. besides seventeen managers. Committee of the Assembly of the Board Of Home Missions. Chairman, J. L. Wilson, Measurer, H. B. Funk, Corresponding Secretaty, Charles Cist. Female Missionary Society, Ofthe First Presbyterian Church, auxiliary to the Western Board of Foreign Missions. Presi­ dent, Mrs. J. L. Wilson, Treasurer, Mrs. N. Baker, Secretary, Mrs. Dr. H^nry. Missionary Society Of the First Presbyterian Church, auxiliary to the Assembly's Board of Home Missions, and aux­ iliary to the Western Board of Foreign Missions. Am^ricati Sunday School Union Depository, Office at the Cincinnati Theological Bookstore, No. Xgie^Jtfain street Agents,CQrey & Eairbank^ Baptist $unday School Tract and-Book Depository^ Ofllce,, at the bookstore of Hubbard & Edmands, 244 BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES. c'orner of Main and Columbia streets. Agents'^ Hubbard & Edmands. Female Tract Society, Ofthe Second Presbyterian Church. President, Mrs. Dr. Beecher, Secretary, 3Iiss C. Beecher, Treasurer, 31rs. Dr. Rogers.

Cincinnati Sunday School Union. President, Augustus 3Ioore, Vice Presidents,W\\- liam Schillinger, J. Stevens, and Jeremiah Butler., Treasurer, Ezekiel Ross, Corresponding Secretary^ A. W Corey, Recording Secretary, D. W. Fair- bank. Wesleyan Sunday School Society. First Superintendant, Soutlivrell Royse, 2nd Do. A. Peacock. Methodist Education Society. President, James B. Finley, Treasurer, 0. 31. Spencer. St. George''s Society. President, Robert Punshon, Vice Presidevit, George Muscroft, Sccj'ctary, George H. Parkins, Treasurer, 3Villiam Stephenson, Charitable Com- mitlee, 33'illiam R. Field, Thomas 3Vood, S. Yorke At Lee, B. Catermole, J. 3Iortimer, Samuel JoneS;

Cincinnati Orphan Asylum, For tho benefit of destitute orphan childreBvin- corporatcd in the winter of 1832-3, and endowed bythe legislature, under the management of fe­ males. The buildings belonging to this charity are situated in the north-west part of the city, near Mill creek and the north Corporation line. The managers are: President, Mrs. S. W Davies, Vice President, 3Irs. Gen. Mansfield, Secretary, Mrs. J. D. Garrard, Assistant Sedretary, Mrs. J. M. Staugh­ ton; Mrs. E. King, 3Irs. E. HaU, Mrs. J. Bates, Mrs. P. Young, Mrs.G. R. Gilmore, Mrs. J. MooX? head, Mrs. H. Todd, Mrs. J. Burnett. L I T i; U A n T INSTITUTIONS; 245 Female Indian Mismonarij Socictjj,. Of the'Second Presbyterian Church. President, ^''^^b Vjl*^"*^ Burnet, Secretary, 3[rs. Dr. Pearson, TJJ J n'er, Mis. A. 3Ioore. xsirist CJiurch Female Benevolent Society. Fitst Directress, 3Irs. H. Gassoway, 2/uZ do. 3Irs. Aydelotte, Secretary, 3Irs. James Butler, Treasur­ er, 3Irs. Jeremiah Butler. Cincinnati Female Tract Society, President, 3Irs. James Butlqr, Secretary, 3Irs. Ball, TreasuTLr, 3Irs. Bissell. Christ Church .Missionary Society. Prcsi'dC'il, Rev. B. P. Aydelotte, Secretary, 3Ir. H. Rockey, Treasurer, 3Ir. A. B. Roff. Female Benevolerj Society of the Methodist Church. Officers, President, 3Irs. J. 33'alls, Secretary and Treasurer, 31iss Francis Lamphear. Female Tract Society ofthe Third Presbyterian Society, Officers, President, 3Irs. P. Tunis, Secretary, 3Irs. Dr. Ramsey, Treas^^rer, 3Irs. P. H. Boales.

LITERARY & SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS. Cincinnati Lyceum. President, Xathan Guilford. \'ice President, William Greene. Secretary, H. S. Edmands. Treasurer, L. V. Hubbard. Librarian, E. P. Cranch. Managers, S. P. Chase and Elwood Fish­ er. Lectures, every Thursday evening, in the hall ofthe Mechanics' Institute, on 3V^alnut street. Ohio 3Iechanics' Institute. President, John P. Foote. Vice President, Cal­ vin Fletcher. Treasurer, Clement Dare. Secre­ tary and Librarian, John Laughlin. Directors, George Graham, jr. Joseph Bonsall, Thomas C. Collard, Thomas W. Powell, Charies L. Wilder, 246 LITERARY INSTITUTIONS. Talcott V^'ells, George Muscroft, Oliver Lovell, Jeptha D. Garrard, Ebenezer Hinman, Alexander McGrew. Public lectures, every Tuesday and Sat­ urday evening. The library, containing^6 or? m- dred volumes, is open on the same evenings. The leading object of this valuable institution the gratuitous instruction cf the labouring classes of the city. Thus far it has been dependent solely upon private munificence for support. The phihjfr sophical apparatus, which cost two thousand dtA- lars, was .presented to the Institute by J. D. Gaf- rard, Esq. of this city.

Lane Seminary. This institution is located on the Walnut Hills, about one mile north of the Corporation line. It has a literary, theological and manual labour de­ partment. The faculty is composed of the Rev. Lyman Bceeher, President. Rev. Thomas Biggs. Rev. Calvin E. Stone, Rev. X. S. Folsom, Rev John Morgan and Thomas D. 3Iitchell, M. D. the executive committee of the board of trustees.

The Inquisition, Is a society that discusses publicly, questions and papers submitted by its members. Its meeting^ are held at the Hall of the Institute once a week. According to the constitution, the members pre­ side in alphabetical succession, one evening each. The officers are a Secretary, who is also Treasurer, and two others, who, with him, constitute a com^ ittee of questions. They are elected for three months. At present the officers are Ellwood Fisher, Secretary, T. 33'alker, Esq. 33' 31. Corry, Esq. Committee.

Ohio Mecjical Lyceum. A society for discussing medical subjects. The meetings are held in the Medical College Edifice, President, John Eberle, M. D. \'ice Presidents, Samuel D. Gross, M. D. and Isaac Colby, M. 0 LITERARY INSTITUTIONS. 24") Corresponding Secretary, Richard Eberle, M. D. Recording Secretary, J. P. Arbuckble. Treasur- ?^'D t?' ^^o'^^®''- Curators, J. P. Andrew and J. B. Herley. Gamaliel Bailey, 31. D. Orator for the year 1834.

3Iedical College of Ohio. Edifice on 6th between \'ine and Race streets. Incorporated in 1819; endowed by the legislature in 1825-6; number of pupils in the winter of 1833-4 one hundred and ten. The trustees are Jacob Burnet, \3^illiam Burke, Georsre P. Torrence, Joseph Gest, Samuel W. Da­ vies, Xathaniel 33'right, Daniel Gano, Bellamy Sto­ rer, O. 31. Spencer, 3Iicajah T. Williams; one va­ cancy. Faculty, Jedediah Cobb, 31.1). Professor of Anatomy and Physiology. Thomas D. 3Iitchell, 31. i). Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy. Al­ ban Cf. Smith, ?tl. D. Professor of Surgery. Charles E. Pierson, 31. D. Professor of 3Iateria 3Iedica. John Moorhead, 31. D. Professor of Obstetrics and the Diseases of 33'omen and Children. John Eb­ erle, 31. D. Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine. Samuel D. Gross, 31. D. Demonstrator of Anatomy. Alexander Dennison, Librarian.

3\'estern Literary Institute, and College of Profes­ sional Teachers. This institution was formed at the Convention of Teachers, held in Cincinnati, September, 1832, and is composed of professional teachers through­ out the Mississippi 3"alley. Its object is to organ­ ize the profession in the west, in order to promote the sacred interests of education, by collecting the distant members, advancing their mutual improve­ ment, and elevating the profession to its just intel­ lectual and moral influence on the community. Its meetings are held annually in Cincinnati, the sec­ ond week in October. Besides the local officers, there is a board of five directors, for each state represented in the insti- 248 LITEUARY INSTITUTIONS.' tution-, who are charged with the interests of edu­ cation within thfeir state: under this regulation the difectoi-s for Ohio have taken means for the estab­ lishment of a ''Teachers' College,*' which will shortly go into operation in this city. The officers of the Institute are—President, Al­ bert Picket, sen. Corresponding Secretary, Thomas J. 3Iatthews. Recording Secretary, Da­ vid L. Talbott. Treasui-er, Timothy Hammond. Local Executive Committee—Albert Picket, sen. T|homas H. Quinan, Thomas J. Matthews, A. Kin­ mont, David L. Talbott. Cincinnati Literary Society. .Tames F. Conover, President. Isaac Baker. \'ice President. James C. Hall, Prosecutor. G. B. Walker, Treasurer. S. 3', At Lee, Librarian. James F. Conover, James C. Hall, G. B. Walkei*, Directors. S. P. Hall, Secretary. Isaac Stevens, jr. Assistant Secretary. Regular meetings eveij Friday evening, at their hall on Pearl street.

Academic Institute and Board of Educatiod. Officers for 1834—President, Thomas J. Mat­ thews. 3'ice President, Albert Picket. Record­ ing Secretary, David L. Talbott. Corresponding Secretary, Claudius Bradford. Treasurer, Isaac 3'an Eaton. Librarian John L. Talbott. Coun­ sellors, Thomas 3Iayhn, T. Hammond, J. B. Wy­ man, N. Holley, J. Borton, J. Ray, A. Kinmont. Teachers' Association. In which lectures upon the following subjects are delivered weekly, during the winter session, viz. "The art and science of teaching," "Political economy," "Constitutional law, history and rheto­ ric," "Arithmetic." It is designed to afford prac­ tical instruction to teachers particularly, by means of lectures, private instruction and discussions. Officers for 1834—President, A. M. Bolton. Vice President, Thomas H. Q,uinan, Secretary, David L. Talbott. SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIi:s. 249 Cincinnati Medical Society, Incorporated in the winter of 1832-3. Officers, Landon C. Rives, M. D. President. John F. Hen­ ry, 31. D. 1st 3'ice President. Charles 33^oodward, M. D. 2nd Vice President. R. P Simmons, 31. D. Chairman. C. Hatch, Secretary. John T. Shot- well, 3L D. Treasurer. J. S. Dodge, 31. D. Libra­ rian. Isaac Colby, 31. D. Curator of the herbarium. A. Hermange, M. D. Curator of the cabinet.

SCHOOLS AXD ACADE3IIES. Cincinnnati Academy. (33'alnut and Fourth.) 33' Hopwood, 31. A. Professor of languages and Mathematics. John L. Talbott and David L. Tal­ bott, Professors in the English departments. A. Kinmont's Classical and 3Iatheraatical Aca­ demy, Race street. T. Hammond's Academy, Race and Sixth streets A. 3L Bolton's School, Elm street, Jacob Borton's School, West Fifth street. J. Jones' School, Fifth and 3'ine. Perkins' School, Third street. A. Donough's School, 3Iain street. 33'm. Kinmont's School, Race street. 3Voodbury's School, Fifth street.

FEMALE SCHOOLS. 3Ir. & Mrs. Treusdell's Young Ladies' Institute, Walnut street. Dr. John Locke's Female Academy, Walnut St. Adelpha Seminary, Thomas H. auinan, Princi­ pal, Walnut street. 250 MUSIC SCHOOLS. Misses Beecher's Western Female Institute. Sycamore and Fourth streets. 3Ir. & 3Irs. Ryland's Female Academy, 3'ine and Fifth. 3Irs. Tallant and 3Iiss Davis' Female Academy, Fourth street. X. HoUey's Female School, George street. 31isscs Comstock's School, Sixth street. Mr. «Sc 3Irs. Hentz's Female Academy, Third street, east of Broadway.

33'oodward High School. Situated on the corner of Broadway and Frank­ lin streets. This institution was founded by the munificence of the late 3lr. 33'illiam 33'oodwardof this city, 'i'he faculty is composed of Thomas J, 3Iathews, President: Claudius Bradford, Joseph Ray, G. Ru^well, F Howard. The trustees are Samuel Lewis, President, Osmond Cot^swell, Sec­ tary, Lewis llowell, Treasurer: John J*. Foote and Oliver Lovell. The number of pupils is 120. This institution is designed exclusively for boys.

MUSI" SCHOOLS. Cincinnati 3lusical .Vcademy, Is situated on Third street, opposite the Post Of­ fice. 3Vil!iam Nasli, Principal, !;ivos instruction on the piano forte, or>;aii, and church singiug. Number of pupils thirty-three. F-

CIPvCUl.ATING LIBRARIES. Sun Circulating Library, Mrs. Sarah 3Iaspn, West Third, betn^een Main and 33 alnut streets. 3,500 volumes miscoJlaneoUs works.

Cincinnati Circulating Library, West Third, b 31ain and 33'alnut streets, owned by Alexander Flash. 1500 volumes of the current, literature of the day.

Palmer & Co.'s Circulating Library, Lower 3Iarket street. 3,000 volumes

Apprentices' Library, Over the Council Chamber, on Fourth, between Main and 3Valnut streets, 1000 volumes. John Jones, Librarian.

LETTON'S 3IUSEU3I, Corner of Main and Fourth streets, contains a great variety of natural and artificial curiosities; among them are 1000 specimens of.shells, (a single oyster shell weighing 131 lbs.) fishes, birds, beasts, coins, relics of antiquity, equestrian statues of General Jackson and Black Hawk. Attached to this institution is a gallery of paintings, in which are near 50 portraits of citizens of this city. This Museum was commenced in this place in 1818, and is owned by Mr. Ralph Letton.

WESTERN 13IUSEUM. This establishment is kept at the corner of Pearl and Main sts. It was projected in 1818, and opened for exhibition in 1820. It was founded by a company of citizens, but is now owned by Mr. Joseph Dor­ feuille-; the privilege of visiting it with their fami­ lies being reserved to the members. 252 MAPONIC LODGES. ticulars, this interesting institution is unsurpassed by any similar one in the United States. It embra­ ces, among ^ great variety of natural and artificial productioBft, very tastefully arranged, 100 mam­ moth and arctic elephant bones; 50 bones of the megalonix, 33 quadrupeds; 500 birds; 2(iU fishes; 5000 invertebral animals; 1000 fossils; 3,500 mine­ ral? ; 325 botanical specimens; 3,125 medals, coins, a^id tokens; 150 specimens of Egyptian antiquities; 21.5 American antiquities; 112microscopic designs, cosmoramic, optic and prismorama views of Ameri­ can scenery and buildings The Museum contains specimens of the fine arts, such as paintings, models in wax, plaister,

3IAS0XU! LODGES. Cincinnati Council of Royal and Select 3Iasters, No. I. Officers, Robert Punshon,T. I. G. 31.; Alexander McCandless, D. I.G. M.; Joseph Jonas, P. C. 3V.; Samuel Roed, C.G.; Jedediah Banks, Treasurer}, Clement 3V. Burt, Recorder; William Holmes, G. S. and Tyler; S. Duncan, Guard. Stated meetings 3d Mondays in March^ June, September, and De­ cember. ODD FELLOWS. .iS^ Cincinnati Royal Arch Chapter, No. 2. Officers, Robert Punshon, H. P.; Joseph Jonas, King; Richard Ayres, Scribe; Samuel Reed, C.S.; Samuel Love, P. S.; 3Vm. Holmes, R. A. C; C. S. Ramsey, 31. 3 V.; John L. Vattier, M. 2 V.; CM. Doolittle, 31. 1 v.; Stephen Burrows, Treasurer; C. 33'. Burt, Secretary ; John Hewson, Guard. Stated 31eetings, 1st 3Iondays in March, June, Sep­ tember, and December.

3Iiami Lodge,' No. 46. Officers, \31lliam See, W. 31.; William McCam- mon,S.3V.; Seth3V. Folger,T.3V.; Elias Dudley, Treasurer; Thomas W.Powell, Secretary; Thorn­ ton F. Robinson, S. Deacon; John Geyer, I. Dea­ con; Guy Hudson, Tyler. Stated meetings, the first Tuesday in each month

X'ovas-Caesarae Harmony Lodge, No. 2. Officers, Samuel Reed,W. M.; Absalom Death, S.3V.; Joseph B. Covert, I.W.; Elam P. Langdon, Treasurer; Edward C. Harper, Secretary; John C. Avery, S. D.; George Whand, I. D.; Solomon Duncan, Tyler; Rev. 3Villiam Burke, andG. Yeat­ man, Stewarts; Elam P. Langdon, Daniel F.Mead­ er, and Isaac C. Copeland, Charitable Committee. Stated meetings, the 1st Wednesday in each month.

La Fayette Lodge, No. 81. Officers, C. S. Ramsay, W. 31.; S. Y. At Lee, S. W.; J. L. Vattier, I. W.; J. G. Joseph, Treasurer; Thos. S. 3IcGuire, Secretary; A. W- Sweeny, S. D.; N. Bartlett, J. D.; Solomon Duncan, Tyler. Stated meetings, 2d Wednesday in each month.

ORDER OF INDEPENDENT ODD FELLOWS. Officers, Samuel Yorke At Lee, Grand Master; Lincefield Sharp, Deputy Grand Master; trederick G. Ringgold, Grand Warden; Matthew R. Southar Grand Secretary; Samuel Peel, Grand Treasu^. H 25^ WATER WORKS—THEATRES. There are five subordinate Lodges in Cincinnati, viz: Ohio Lodge, Washington Lodge, Cincinnati Lodge, Franklin Lodge, Ohio DegreeiLodge. There is also an Encampment. The number of members belonging to all which bodies ii between five and six hundred.

CINCINNATI WATER WORKS. This establishment is owned by a joint stock company. It was commenced in 1820, and char­ tered in the winter of 1825-6. Situated above the mouth of Deer Creek. The reservoirs are ele­ vated 160 feet above low water mark; they are two in number; united they are 275 feet long, fifty feet in width, and 12 feet deep, and capable of contain­ ing 1,600,000 gallons. Thewater is forced by steam from the Ohio river to the reservoirs; and from thence on to the plain of the city in iron pipes, ex­ tending through a distance of 6800 feet. It is dis­ tributed through the principal streets ofthe city in wooden pipes, extending through a distance of 25 miles. The affairs of the Company are managed by the following officers; Trustees, J. P. Foote, President; 33'. S.Johnston, Treasurer; W.Greene, Secretary; George Graham jr., and D. B. Lawler. Superintendent, S. H. Davies. Clerk, J. Padelford. Collectors, Robt. Rands, and John Davis.

CINCINNATI THEATRE. On Columbia, between Main and Sycamore streets. Erected in 1819. Building covering a ot of ground 50 by 100 feet in extent. It will fioJd about 800 persons.

NEW CINCINNATI THEATRE. On Third street, between Sycamore and Broad- owned by James H.. Caldwell. Its front is JOST OVEICS. 255 jB3 fe«t, depth 130 feet, including the poraoo on Third street. It was opened on the 4th of July, 1832, and' is calculated to accommodate 1300 persons.

POST OFFICE. Post Master, Wm. Burke. Assistant Post Mas­ ter, Elam P. Langdon. Office North side of Third, between Main and Walnut streets. The amount of postage received at this office in 1829 was $16,- S51; in 1833, $26,118 70; showing and increase in 3 years of $9, 867 70. During the year 1833 there were 64 mails per week received and sent from this office—36 in stages, 10 in steamboats, 11 on horse, and 7 by steam boat and land carriage.

CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE COMPANY. Incorporated January 1832. Edifice on Front, between Main and Sycamore streets, 4.stories in Jbeight, 58 feet front, 120 feet deep; containing 2 dining rooms, 52 bed rooms, and one large hall 92 by 36 feet. Officers, William Greene, President; Jlobert Buchairkn, Vice President; Wm. S. Hatch, Secretary; E. S. Thomas, Treasurer; William R. Foster, and Oliver Fairchild.

COMMERCIAL HOSPITAL, AND LUNATIC ASYLUM OF OHIO. Edifice on Twelfth street, b Plumb and Western Row. Supported by a portion of the auction duties of this county, and a township tax. Annual ex­ penses about $10,000. Under the direction of the Township Trustees. Dr. Strader, Resident Phy­ sician.

HAMILTON COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Officers, Gen. Wm. H.Haxriaon, President; Ma. 256 HOTEL S. jor Daniel Gano, and James C. Liidlow, Vice Pre­ sidents; S. C. Parkhurst, Treasurer; D. C. Wal­ lace, Secretary; Daniel Van Matre, Esq. Corre­ sponding Secretary. N. S. Johnson, Librarian. Curators Composing a Board of Agriculture— Wm.^Carey, James C. Ludlow, Israel Brown, S. J. Brown, Charles S. Clarkson, Charles Sellman, Jo^ seph I. Haskins. J. D. Garrard, H. B. Funk, N. Crookshank, John Ferris, James Hey, Oliver Jones, Lain Ready, Duncan Cameron, Ethan Stone, James Seward, James Whallon, Thomas Smith, Peter Voorhees, Isaac Brecount, Willard A. Place, Hen­ ry Wilde, Adam 3Ioore, Alfred Sandford, William Burnet, Clayton Webb, and Hugh Moore.

U. S. STEAM BOAT MAIL AGENCY. Office S. E. corner of Broadway and Front street. Jacob Strader, Agent.

GENERAL STAGE OFFICE. On Front street, between Sycamore & Broadway.

HOTELS. Cincinnati ftotel. At the N. W. corner of Broadway and Front street. Kept by Joseph Cromwell.

Pearl Street House, At the N. E. corner of Pearl and Walnut streets. Kept by the proprietor, David Griffin.

Broadway Hotel, S. E. comer of Columbia and Broadway. Kept by John D. Harris.

Washington House, On Front, between Main and Walnut streets. Xept by Hezekiah Fox. NPIK.E COMPANIES. 257 Dennison's Hotel, On Main, between Fourth and Fifth streets. Kept by William Dennison.

Hulse's House, On 3Iain, between Court and Canal streets. Kept by Ebenezer Hulse. The Exchange, On Front b 3Iain and Sycamore streets. Kept by Guibert & Hughes. Henrie's Hotel, S. 3V. corner of Main and Sixth streets.

POMEROY'S COAL YARD. Corner of 33'ater and Plumb streets.

TURNPIKE C03IPANIES. Cincinnati, Columbus, and Wooster Turnpike Company. Incorporated February, 1628; shares $50; amount of capital $200,000. Directors, George W. Jones, President; 33'illiam Greene, Secretary; Vachel Worthington, Treasurer; Jacob Burnet, O. M. Spencer, Samuel Perrin, John Kugler, Leonard Hendricks, and Nicholas Longworth.

Cincinnati and Harrison Turnpike Company. Directors, Thomas D. Carneal, President; Rob­ ert Buchanan, Secretary; William Greene, Treas­ urer; David Gwynne, William S. Johnson, Josiah Lawrence, Lewis Howell, and George W. Jones.

Cincinnati Lebanon and Springfield Turnpike Company. Directors, N. G. Pendleton, President, William Greene, Secretary; RobertBoal, Treasurer; Lew­ is Howell, Samuel R. Miller, Dr. Robert Boal, Noah Haines, James Galloway and Wm. Warden. 258 CHURCHES AND MIN ERS. BUILDINGS IN 1833. During the. year 1833, the total number of new buildings erected in this city was 321. Of these 200 were brick, and 121 frames.

SHIP YARDS. During the year 1833, there were built at the different ship yards in this city, eight steamboats, whose aggregate tonnage is 1730.

CINCINNATI SAVINGS INSTITUTION. Located in Third street, between Main and Wal­ nut—open every Monday from 10 to 1 o'clock. George W. Jones, President; H. H. Goodman,- Secretary. Managed by 24 directors.

CHURCHES AND MINISTERS. 1st Presbyterian, corner of Main and Fourth streets: J. L. Wilson. 2nd Presbyterian, 4th between Vine and Race: Lyman Beecher. 3d Presbyterian, corner of Vine and Second:" J. Gallagher. 4th Presbyterian, East Front, above Deer creek: T. Brainard. Sth Presbyterian, corner of Elm and Ninth: John Burtt. 6th Presbyterian, Cincinnati College Edifice: Asa Mahan. Scotch Presbyterian, George, between Race and Elm: C. B. McKee. Episcopal, Christ Church, corner of Baker and Walnut streets: B. P. Aydelotte. Episcopal, St. Paul's, Walnut near Fifth street. Methodist Episcopal, Sth between Sycamore and Broadway: J. B. Finley. Methodist Episcopal, 4th and Plumb: J. Collins, Methodist Episcopal, Northern Liberties: J. My. Trimble. VCBLIC OFFICES. 259 Methodist Episcopal, Eastern Liberties: J. D. ijklathews. 3Iethodist Associate, 6th between Vine and ftlace: John Clark and 3\^m. B. Evans. Baptist, Enon, Baker between Walnut and Vine: J. B. Cook. Baptist Church, 6th between Main and Walnut: S. W. Lynd. Baptist Church, Sycamore, between Sth and 6th. Catholic Cathedral, Sycamore, near 7th street: Bishop Purcell. Unitarian Church, corner of Vine and 4th street: E. Peabody. Christian, Ludlow near 4th street: J. P. Andrew. Friends, Sth near 33'estern Row. Swedenborgian, Longworth, west of Race: R. De Charmes. Jewish Synagogue, 4th between Sycamore and Broadway: Joseph Jonas. African Church, between 6th and 7th, near Deer creek. 33^elsh Methodist Calvinistic Church, east end of Harrison street: Edward Jones, Ebenezar Daviess. German Lutheran Reformed, 6th between Wal­ nut and Vine: L.H.Myers. Reformed Presbyterian, George between Race and Elm. United Brethren Church, Fulton, between Lon­ don and Kemble streets. Methodist Church, 3"ine, between 4th and Sth: William Burke. Universalist Church. The Restorationist Church.

PUBLIC OFFICES. Clerk's office, Hamilton Com. Pleas, Court house. Do. do. Supreme Court, Hamilton co. do. Sheriff's office, Hamilton county. Court house. Auditor's office. Court house. 260 CITY COUNCIIi. Recorder's office, Courthouse. Commissioner's of Insolvents' office. Court house Treasurer and Collector's office,'Court house. Surveyor General's office. Sycamore betweei 6th and 7th streets. Assessor's office. Court house. County Commissioner office. Court house. Register's office, U. S. lands, Congress street be­ tween Lawrence and Pike streets. Receiver's office, U. S. lands. Front between Main and Sycamore streets. Collector of Customs and Surveyor of the Port of Cincinnati's office. Main, between Front and 2nd streets. Prosecuting Attorney's office. Third between Main and Walnut streets. County Surveyor's office, Vine near 13th. Mayor and Marshall's offices, Third between Main and Sycamore streets. City Surveyor's office. Council Chamber, 4th, be­ tween Main and Walnut. City Clerk's office. Council Chamber, 4th, be­ tween Main and Walnut. City Treasurer's office. Council Chamber, 4th, between Main and Walnut. Collector of Canal tolls. Canal street, between Main and Walnut streets.

CITY OFFICERS Samuel W. Davies, Mayor. Jesse Justice, City Marshall. William Greene, Morgan Neville, and John P. Foote, Aldermen. City Council. First Ward.—rGeorge W. Neff, Benjamin Urner, Henry B. Funk. Second ^arrf.—Ebenezer Hinman, ThouBpflon Neave, William Butler. COMMERCE OF CINCINNATI. 261 Tfiird Ward.^E. S. Haines, Samuel Newell, Melancthon S. 3Vade. Fourth Ward—Theodore Scowden, David Grif­ fin, Andrew McAlpin. Fifh Ward—Oliver Lovell, A. G. Gano, Wil­ liam Scudder. Charles Satterly, City Clerk. James Comly, City Treasurer. Joseph Gest, City Surveyor. Moses Coffin, Amasa Higbee, 3Vharfmasters. D. A. King. Street Commissioner for First Ward. Richard Folger do. Second do. Jonah Martin, do. Thiiid do. James Hughes, do. Fourth do. E. 3V. Luce, do. Fifth do. Cyrus Coffin, Thomas Thatcher, Clerks of the Markets. William Hedley, City Fire Engineer. William Stephenson, Sealer of Weights and Measures. H. 31. Ernst, Elijah D. Paine, City Inspectors and Guagers. Amos Higbee, James Kemper, Benjamin Jelliff, Wood Measurers. James Armstrong, Inspector of Flour. Thomas Stansbury, Sealer of Dry Measures.

DEATHS IN CINCINNATI FOR 1833. January, 53; February, 64; March, 50; April, 50; May, 103; June, 146; July, 360; August, 197; September, 95; October, 58; November, 46; De­ cember, 48. Total, 1170.

COMMERCE OF CINCINNATI. No very full, or perhaps, very satisfactory data have been obtained in regard to the commercial operations of this city for the last year. Owihg to the existence of the cholera, the want of sufficient 262 COMMERCE Of CINCINNATI. banking capital, and the unsettled and ruinous public measures, affecting the general currency and'credit of the country, all of which causes were severely felt in Cincinnati, its manufacturing and productive enterprizes were to some extent para- lized. Notwithstanding these circumstances, how­ ever, it is believed, that the aggregate result of the commercial and manufacturing operations of 1833, is much greater than in any former year. This opinion is sustained by the following statemsnts. Produce entered at the canal collector's office, in Cincinnati, in the years 1832 and 1833. 1832. I 1833. ^^^^ 97,578 barrels of flour 137,663 barrels of flour 40,425 do. whiskey 53,620 do. whiskey 19,758 do. pork 21,880 do. pork 30,960 kegs of lard 44,921 kegs of lard 1,877,240 lbs. of bacon 3,317,000 lbs. bacon 99 bbls. linseed oil 281 bbls. lins'd oil 53,.539 lbs. butter 108,389 lbs. butter During 1832, there were During 1833, there were slaughtered in this city slaughtered in this citt, 86,000 hogs. 1123,859 hogs. The increase of the tolls upon the Miama canal in 1833, over that of 1832, is in a corresponding ratio. According to a detailed statement, published in the Cincinnati Chronicle, and prepared with much care, and generally admitted to have been within the true amount, the exports from Cincinnati, in the year 1832, were $4,000,000. The increase of the produce and toHs on the Miami canal, in 1833 over 1832, according to the above statements, was about 40 per cent. Taking this as the rate of in- crease for the whole, the exports from Cincinnati, m 1833, were $5,600,000. It is supposed, however, that the amount of manufactured articles, exported m 1833, was less than in 1832. The difference could not have exceeded $600,000. This woiild leave the total amount of exports from the city of Cincinnati, in the year 1833, $5,000,000. t^ERIODICALS. 263 Lexington and Covington Rail Road Company. Chartered by the Legislature of Kentucky in the winter 1833-4. Capital $300,000. The "state appropriates $60,000, to be paid so soon as a simi­ lar amount is subscribed by individuals. The incorporation of this company is likely to secure at an early period, the construction of a permanent road between Covington and George­ town and Lexington. It is one of those improve­ ments which will confer great advantages upon this city and its vicinity, no less than on an exten­ sive and rich portion of Kentucky. That the stock will be productive no one can doubt, who has studied the commercial relations of the regions which the road will connect together.

NOTARIES PUBLIC. William Oliver, Noble's Row, Front street. A. J. Wheeler, Lower Market street. D. T. Monsarrat, at B. W. Hewson's Exchange Office. J. Frazer, Noble's Row, Front street. ^ William Flintham, corner of Main and Hopple s alley. J.L.Avery, Peari street. ^ . , ^ ^ Th Henry Yeatman, West Third street. Tlromas J. Henderson, East Third street. Charies D. Drake, East Third street. Crafts J. Wright, Main, between 4th and 5th. James Foster, 4th between Mam and Walnut. H. P. Gaines, Foote's Row, Third street. John B. Enness, office of clerk of Supreme Court. Griffin Yeatman, Recorder's office.

PERIODICALS. , „^ . , Western Journal of the Medical and Physical Science,, edited by Daniel Drake, M. D. and pub- 264 COMMON eCHOOLS. lished by E. jJeming, at the Chronicle office. Western Medical Gazette, edited b'y Drs. Eberle, Smith, Mitchell, and Gross, and published by Dr. Silas Reed. 33'estern 3Ionthly Magazine, edited by James Hall, and published by Corey «Sc Fairbank. Cincinnati Daily Gazette, edited by Charles Hammond, and published by Lodge, L'Hommedieu & Co. Cincinnati Chronicle and Literary Gazette, edi­ ted by Samuel Yorke At Lee, and published by E. Deming. Farmer's Reporter, edited by L. Ringe, and published by E. Deming. The Farmer and 3Iechanic, edited by Dr. 3Val- lace, and published by Xoble S. Johnson. Cincinnati Republican, edited by Jas. Allen, and published by Allen <5c Disney. ^ Cincinnati Democratic Intelligencer, edited by W. F. Thomas, and published by Thomas, Dillon & Sharp. Cincinnati Advertiser, edited and published by Moses Dawson. The 33'estern Shield, edited and published by R. C. Langdon and James Milford. The Cincinnati Mirror and 33'estern Gazette of Literature, edited and published by Shreeve & Gallagher. The Cincinnati Journal, edited by T. Brainard, and published by Corey & Fairbank. The Standard, edited by John Burtt, and publish­ ed by James 31cMillan. The Baptist Journal, edited by John Stevens, and published by Xoble S. Johnson.

C03IM0N SCHOOLS OF CINCINNATI. Edward Dolph, principal, IstDistrict, lstward,e. Main, n. of Abigail st., number of pupils, 70. Miss Eliza M. Howell, Principal, same house, number COaiHOU SCHOOLS. 2fS^ of pupJb, 63. Richard Morecraft, Snd district, 1st ward. Baptist church, Sycasaore, north of Sth street, number of pupils, 85. Mrs. Abigail Barji- harty assistant, same house, 40 pupils. Mrs. LuOre- tia Mattiiews, same house, 70 pupils. Mrs. Julia 4' H. MoKee, assistant, 65 pupils. John Easter­ brook, principal, 3d district, 3d ward, Columbia road, east of Foundry; William Reed, assistant, 115 pupils. F. W. Prescott, principal, 4th Wrict, 3d ward, east side of Ludlow street, north of Con- ess street; T. O. Prescott, assistant, 140 pupils, Sargaret Tait, principalj same house; Miss Har­ riet Folger, assistantj 105 pupils. F. A. Sayre, principal, 5th district, 4th ward, 3rd Presbyterialii church, Columbia, east of Vine street; Mrs. Laura R. Sayre, assistant, 170 pupils. Miss Jane L. Mc Connell, principal, same church, 90 pupils. Jacob B. Wyman, principal, 6th district, 4th ward, west side of Plumb, north of Front street, 70 pupils. Mrs. Jan^ Adams, assistant, same house, 70 pupils. William M. Gray, principal, 7th district, 2nd ward, south-east corner of 6th and Vine streets, 90 pupils. Miss Jane C. Robinson, principal. Reformed Me­ thodist Church, 6th West of Vine; Miss Ellen Rob- insOn, assistant, 160 pupils. John W. Hopkins, principal, Sth district, 2nd ward, west side of Rape, north of 4th street; James Johnson, as^istaUt, 195 pupils. Cyrus Davenport, principal, west side of Mill street, south of 4th street; Mrs. Mary Wil­ liams, assistant, 150 pupils. Stephen M. Wheeler, principal, 9th district, 5th Ward, Sth Presbyterian church, corner of Elm and 9th street; John Scott, assistant, 200 pupils. Miss Sarah Wolley, princi­ pal. Reformed Presbyterian church, George, east of Race street, 70 pupils. Isaac Van Eaton, prin­ cipal, Western Row, north of Canal street, 80 pu­ pils. Isaac Van Hagen, principal, 10th district, 6th wArd, north side bf Sth, east of Mound st/eet; Samuel S. Cole, assistant, 190 pupils. Total number of schools 19; scholars enrolled ^60; in usual attendane, 1800. 266 INFIRMARIES. CINCINNATI EYE INFIRMARY. Corner of Vine and Baker streets. Instituted in 1827--chartered in 1828. DIRECTORS—Joshua L. Wilson, Davis B. Lawler, William M. Walker, William Burke, John P. Footei, Peyton S. Symmes, Jacob Burnet, Lewis Howell, John Locke. Surgeon, Daniel Drake, M. D. Consulting Surgeon, Jedediah Cobb, M. D. Personal attention and medicines are afforded gratuitously to all indigent persons, whether of. town or country, who apply, but the society have not the means of boarding, lodging, and nijrsing patients. Eye and Ear Infirmary. Corner of Third and Vine streets. Surgeon, Jo­ siah Whitman, M. D.

STEAM NAVIGATION IN THE WEST. i From the best information that can lie obtained, it appears that the niiinber of Sieam Boats now riinnin:; on the Western and South Western waters is 210, whose anijregate tonnaae is SO.Ol'O. The part which Cincin:'ati bears in the Steam Navigation of the West, will appear from the fact, tliat during tho vear 1833 ihere^' were twotltousand one hundred and filXi' arrivals of Steam Boats at the dilTerent quays of this city.

POPULATION OF CINCINNATI. The census by which the following I'esultg were obtained, was taken in neccniiier 1833. The puhl sher of this Directory had not tlie superintendence of it, and cannot avouch for its entire accuracy. It no doubt approximates to the trutli, but ti.ere is reason to lielie?<^ that the number given is something below the actual population of the city. First Ward. Fourth Ward, Males, "iSO Males, MVi Females, 2S65 Fenmles, l.l-.'9 Blacks, 283 BlacKs, (51 5098 3054 Second Ward. Fifth Ward. Males, 3J47 Males, 3390 Females, 3047 Females, "663 Bliick:^, 91 Blacks, 213 628.5 7204 Third Wa^rd. Liberties, 2036 Males, e4U9 Femalu, 1569 TctallnDec. 1833, 37.643 397S Uemotals and Names received too late for insertion in alphabetical order in the body of the Directory.

ADAMSON JOHN, nurseryman. See advertisement. Anderson H. agt. Bakewell & Anderson,20 Pearl Bates G. H. boards at Jon. Bates' Beresford B. [R. S- B. B.) shoe maker, c 2d & Syc. Bancroft William, [W.B.S,- Co.) wool dealer. Court n 3Iain, boards at A. Tucker's Fairman Richard, cooper, Water b Vine and Race Flintham William, nutary public, Hopple's alley, h George b Race and Elm Forsyth Denmark, boards at R. C. Langdon's Gedney Charles, sawyer, Front below Sth Greene C. B. druggist, L. Market b Main & Syc. Hart Jehu, ship carpenter, bds. at Wm. Hart's Hartshorn W. [H.Sr C/u/d) pork merchant, Syc. n 2d Hartwell E. clerk, Cin. Gas Co., Xo. 8-1 Main llaviland Wm. engraver, at Doolittle & Munson's Hewson W.B. exchange broker,Main b2dL.6»:3Iar Hill T. [Foote cS- H.) merchant, c Main and .5th Hoffner Edward, clerk, Jacob Hoffner's Hosley Vim. carpenter, Front n Plumb Howser Christian, carpenter, 3d b Syc. & B. way Hunt Samuel F. attorney at law, 3d E. of Main Jewett Isaac A. attorney at law, 3db Main &Wall Jonas G. C. boards at E. Poor's Joseph J. G. watcli maker. Main b 3d and 4tli Lani'don O. M. clerk, Post OlTire lanrdon Soloninn, board? at William Burke's lansley Edward, litter, W, Uow b GHnrgeand Ttii tausiiiir Ptf phen, I'cnny Po?r,. euquire at Post Office Misrrav J..S. 6th b Elm and Plumh Piiini|)-> Rol t. C. Mack and white smith, cSth and Elm PuD-iion Rohert, clerk. Post Office . Bf Ml Dr. Ezra, (K. '. Fliinih b 5lh and Longworth Euffin Wm. (R. S- Kockpy) \vholesc;le grocer, c Main and Hopple's alley, boards at t^.iV.Riiffin's Kiiffner M. painter. Walnut opposite Pearl, h Sth n Wound It Thomas, UV->ern Row b 4th and Sth fihopnberiTcr G. K. (G. K. S^ J. U. S.) iron store, 29 Main b'iin ,1 John, clerk, boards at J. Zimmer's Spear Hearv, boards at J, H. >^pear's ber^6l2:^^^^i^r.^o. 3 Con,n.ercia. Row, boards Vhite T.^dIntt'tllhVEIm-ai,dPllimb [see advertisement.l I "lliamVE P. agent Cin. Gas Co. 84lMain, bds. at Mrs. Eaton s iNDBX« PA«r AbreTiatloBi, ....^ ••..... 3 Wards, bouBdarietof w.... «. Jb. Streets and AMeya, ^...... 4. a Rotra and Buildup , 6 Cincinnati Directory, ....,.,.-. ..^.i...,4..X Colored Population,•. ....'..... igs CoTinifton Dinsctory, WT Newport.Directory, ...; MN SuUstica of Ohio - ll? Canala SIB Fupniation, 219 Principal Towns, it). Eeli^on J... {&. Government, ft. Financea of Ohio, '. S30 Manaracturea and Commerce, • i)L EMiica'ion, iM Historical Sketch i 833- State Officers, „ 323 Hamilton County, t^k t7incinnati Township, 324 CiDcinnati, ib. Finances 'J^i Fire Department, 9M Manufacturing £stabli«hnienta, 923 Insurance Companies, 336 Bank 237 Benevolent Societies £l!9 Literary and ^ceintiflc Institutions S4S Schools and Academies 249 MuRical Schqols 350 Circulating Librarias, 351 Museums ilk Masonic Lodges 358 Independent Order of Odd Fellows, S33 Water Uorks VM Theatre, ib. Post Office 855 Cincinnati Commercial Exchange Company, ib. Commercial Hospital and Lunatic Asylum, ib. Hamilton Agricultural Society ib. United States Steam Boat Mail Agency, 856 General Stai^ Office, and Hotels lb. Poraeroy'aCoal Yaid, ... 857 Turnpike Companies lb. Buildings In lt33, and Ship Yards, 2.W Cincinnati Savings Institution, lb. Churches and Ministers lb. Public Officers 358 City Officer? 260 Deaths In 18,13, 881 Commerce of Cincinnati jb. Notaries Public, «..rw,..„4. 283 Periodicals, «..'. ^.TTTTK,. *••' Common Schools ».*.«^..» 38* infifmarie i M£.y.4,^....\ 2fi6 Rteam Naviganyn in the VVeay ...... "f, , l**-