St. Louis City Directories 1821-1877

St. Louis directory :

Appendix.

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Abbreviations. — — The following key to the abbreviations adopted in this work may be found useful,
in enabling persons not familiar with Directories to properly understand them. We have made as few of
these as possible. In future volumes, with a view to secure compactness, we may adopt others :— —

The (c.) enclosed in parenthesis, after a name, denotes colored; c.,corner; lab.,laborer; carp.,carpenter; b.,between; ne.,north-east; nw,north-west; se.,south-east; sw.,south-west; ns.,north side; ss.,south side; es.,east side; ws.,west side; r.,residence; opp.,opposite; s.,south; w.,west;
e.,east; n.,north; av.,avenue; and st.,street.

City And Ward Boundaries.

City Boundary.

The city is bounded east by the Mississippi river,
south by Keokuk street, and west and north by
Grand avenue and Spring street.

First Ward.

All that part of the city lying south of a line be-
ginning on the Mississippi, at the foot of Souluvd
street, thence west along Soulard to Kosciusko,
thence northwardly along Soulard to Linn street,
thence westwardly along Lafayette avenue to the
western lino of tho city.

Second Ward.

All the territory lying north of the First Ward, and
south of a line beginning on the Mississippi, at the
foot of Convent street, running westwardly along
Convent street to Carondelet avenue, then south-
wardly to Hickory street, then westward aloag
Hickory to Grattan street, then southwardly along
Grattan street to Park avenue, then westward along
Park avenue to the western line of the city.

Third Ward.

All the territory lying north of the Second Ward,
and south of a line commencing on the Mississippi
river, at the foot of Plum street, running wostwanlly
along Plum to Fourth street, thence westwardly
along Cerre to Fourteenth street, thence westwardly
along the Pacitic Railroad line to the western limit
of the city.

Fourth Ward.

A11 the territory lying north of the Third Ward,
ana south of a line commencing at the foot of Market
street, thence running westardly to Tenth street,
inenco southwardly along Tenth to Clark avenue,
thenee westwardly along Clark avenue to the western
line of the city.

Fifth Ward.

All the territory lying north of the Fourth Ward,
and south of a line commencing at the foot of Oliev
street, thence westwardly along Olive to the western
line of the city.

Sixth Ward.

All the territory lying north of the Fifth Ward,
and south of a line commencing at the foot of Green
street, thence west along Green to Eleventh street,
thence westwardly along Christy avanue to Pratte
avenue, thence westwardly along Lucas avenue to the
western line of the city.

Seventh Ward.

All the territory lying north of the Sixth Ward,
I and south of a line commencing on the Mississippi
liver, at the foot of Cherry street, thence west along
Cherry to Broadway, thence weslwardly along Frank-
lin avenue to the western liue of the city.

Eighth Ward.

All the territory lying north of the Seventh Ward,
and south of a line commencing on the Mississippi
river, at the foot of Biddle street, thence west alone
Biddle to Pratte avenue, thence westwardly along
Gamble street to the western line of the city.

Ninth Ward.

All the territory lying north of the Eighth Ward,
and south of a line commencing on the Mississippi
river, at the foot of Howard street, thence west along
Howard to Eighteenth, thence southwardly along
Eighteenth to Cam avenue, thence westwardly along
Cass avenue to the western line of the city.

Tenth Ward.

All the territory lying north of the Ninth Ward,
within the city limits, constitutes the Tenth Ward.
In all cases the center of the above named Streets
and avenues are the dividing lines between the wards.

Appendix.—Streets and Avxnues.

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Streets and Avenues in St. Louis.
Accoraac st.street , from Jefferson av. w. to limits, b.between  Pon-
tiac and Shenandoah.
Adams st.street , from Pratte av. w. to Emily, s.south  of Clark
avenue.
Adolph st.street , from Chouteau avenue n.north  to Market, b.between 
Mercer and Ulrici.
Allen av.avenue , from Carondelet av. w, to limits, b.between  Geyer
and Russell avs.
Almond st.street , from Front w.west  to 5th, b.between  Poplar & Spruce.
Angelica st.street , from Front w.west  to 10th, n.north  of Bremen av.avenue 
Angelrodt st.street  from Front w.west  to 19th, b.between  Buchanan
and Destrehan.
Ann av.avenue , from Carondelet av. w. to 2d Carondelet
av.avenue , b.between  Arrow and Russell av.avenue 
Anna st.street , from Front w.west  to Carondelet av.avenue , b.between  Louisa
and Sidney.
Argile av.avenue , from Clark av. s., b.between  Summit and Montrose
avenues.
Arrow st.street , from Decatur, w.west  to 2d Carondelet av.avenue , b.between 
Ann av.avenue  and Ohio.
Arsenal st.street , from Front w.west  to Gravoisroad, s.south  of Crit-
tenden.
Ashley st.street , from Front w.west  to Broadway, h. Biddle
and O’Fallon.
Augusta st.street , from Front w.west  to Broadway, s.south  of Ferry.
Austin st.street , from 12th w.west  to Tayon av.avenue , b.between  Gratiot and
Randolph.
Autumn st.street , from 9th w.west  to Stoddard av. s. of Hickory.
Barlow st.street , from Gratiot s.south  to Chouteau av.avenue , b.between  Beck-
with and Catalpa.
Barry st.street , from Front w.west  to Decatur, b.between  Miller and
Park av. n. and Marion s.south 
Baraaloo st.street , from Sidney s.south  to Lynch, e.east  of Emma.
Barton st.street , from Front w.west  to Carondelet av.avenue , b.between  Lami
and Victor.
Bate* st.street , from Front w.west  to Broadway, b.between  Smith and
Columbia s.south  and O’Fallon n.north 
Beaumont st.street , from Laclede av. n. to Franklin av.avenue ,
w.west  of Pratte av.avenue 
Beck with at., from Gratiot s.south  to Chouteau av.avenue b.between  12th
and Barlow.
Bell st.street , from Leonard av.avenue , w.west  to limits, n.north  of Frank-
lin avenue.
Benton st.street , from Main w.west  to Pratte av.avenue , b. n. Market
and Warren.
Bernard st.street , from Pratte av. w. to Summit av. s. of
Adams.
Biddle st.street , from Front w.west  to Pratte av.avenue , b. Carr and
O’Fallon.
Bogy st.street , from Front w.west  to Broadway, b.between  East Mound
and Labeaume.
Boston st.street , from Grand av. w. to limits, b.between  Parsons
and California sis.
Branch st.street , from 12th w.west  to 16th n.north  of Davis.
Bremen av.avenue , from Front w.west  to Kossuth av.avenue , n.north  of Far-
rar av.avenue 
Bridge St., from Hebert n.north  to Davis,sw.south-west  of Kossuth.
Broadway, a continuation of third street, from Wash-
ington av.avenue  to northern limit.
Bryan st.street , from Front w.west  to Carondelet road, s.south  of
Harney.
Buchanan st.street , from Front w.west  to 13th, n.north  of Dock.
Buel st.street  from Park av. s. to Arsenal, b.between  Decatur and
Menard.
Buena Vista st.street , from Eliza s.south  to Victor, w.west  of Caron-
delet av.avenue 
Oabanne st.street , from McNair av. sw. to Victor.
California st.street , from Grand av. w. to limits, b.between  Boston
and Lucky.
Cambrid st.street , from Sidney s.south  to Lynch, e.east  of Liberty.
Cardinal av.avenue , from Lucas n.north  to St. Charles road, w.west  of
Garrison.
Caroline st.street , from California av. w. to Compton av.avenue ,
b.between  Sarah and Park av.avenue 
Carondelet av.avenue , from 2d sw.south-west  to s.south  limits, b.between  6th & 7th.
Carr st., from Front w.west  to Pratte av.avenue , b.between  Biddle and
Wash.
Carrol st.street  from Front w.west  to Linn, b.between  Marion and Park
av. n. and Soulard s.south 
Catalpa st.street , from Chouteau av. n. to Gratiot, b.between  9th
and Barlow.
Cave Bt., from Carondelet av. w. to 8th, s.south  of Wall.
Oecile St., from Eliza s.south  to Victor, b.between  Buena Vista and
McNair av.avenue 
Cedar st.street , from Front w.west  to 4th, b.between , Mulberry and
Plum.
Center st.street , from Market s.south  to Clark av.avenue , b.between  13th and
14th.
Chambers st.street , from Front w.west  to 16th, b.between  Madison and
Webster.
Chariton at., from Front w.west  to limits, b.between  Maramec and
Osceola.
Cherokee st.street , from 8th w.west  to limits, s.south  of Utah.
Cherry st.street , from Main w.west  to Broadway, b.between  Morgan
and Wash.
Chesnut st.street , from Front w.west  to limits, b.between  Market and
Pine.
Chippewa st.street , from Marine w.west  to limits, b.between  Keokuk
and Winnebago.
Chouteau av.avenue , from 5th w.west  to limits, b.between  Gratiot and
Papin n.north  and Hickory s.south 
Christy av.avenue , from 11th w.west  to Beaumont st.street , b.between  Morgan
and Washington av.avenue 
Clark av.avenue , from 7th w.west  to limits, b.between  Market and Wal-
nut n.north  and Spruce s.south 
Clay av.avenue , from Franklin av. n., b.between  Elliott and Glas-
gow avs.
Clemens st.street , from Front w.west  to Carondelet road, s.south  of
Bryan.
Closey st.street , from Geyer av to Park av.avenue , b.between  Hamtramck
and Linn.
Collins st.street , from Cherry n.north  to Florida, b.between  2d & Broad-
way.
Columbia st.street , from Main w.west  to Broadway, b.between  Bates
and Florida.
Columbus st.street , from Lesperance s.south  to Harper, b.between  De-
kalb and Jackson.
Commercial st.street  (or alley), b.between  Front and Main.
Compton av.avenue , from Park av.avenue , s.south  to Lafayette av.avenue , b.between 
Jefferson and Grand avs.
Conde st.street , from 16th w.west  to limits, b.between  Grand av.avenue  and
Warren.
Congress st.street , from Cambria w.west , n.north  of Lynch.
Convent st.street , from Front w to 5th, b.between  Sycamore and
Rutgers.
Cooper st.street , from Tayon av. w. to Pratt av.avenue , b.between  Half
and Cozzens.
Cozzens av.avenue , from Francis st. w. to limits, b.between  St.
Charles road and Evans av.avenue 
Cozzens st.street , from Tayon av. w. to Pratte av.avenue , b.between 
Cooper and Chouteau av.avenue 
Crittenden st.street , from 8th west, n.north  of Arsenal.
Curran st.street , from Lafayette av. n. to Park av.avenue b.between  Grat-
tan and 2d Carondelet av.avenue 
Cushing st.street , from Cecile w.west , b.between  Eliza and James.
Davis st.street , froin Kith w.west  to limits, b.between  Branch & Hebert.
Dayton st.street , from Pratte av. w. to Fillmore av.avenue , b.between 
Dickson and Gamble.
Decatur st.street , from Paik av. s. to Arsenal, b.between  Buel and
Fulton.
Decotah st.street , from Front w.west  to limits, s.south  of Wyan-
dotte and Osceola.
Dekalb st.street , from Park av. s. to Harper, b.between  Kosciusko
and Jackson and Columbus.
Destrehan st.street , from Front w.west  to 16th, b.between  Malinkrodt
and Angelrodt.
Dickson st.street , from Pratte av. w. to Webster av.avenue , b.between 
Thomas and Davton.
Dillon st.street , from Park av. n. to Chouteau av.avenue , b.between  St.
Ange av.avenue  and Grattan.

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Dock st.street , from Front w.west  to 10th, b.between  Harrison and Bu-
chanan.
Dodier st.street , from 14th w.west  to Pratte av.avenue , b.between  Lucas and
Wright and University st.street 
Dolman st.street , from Park av. n. to Chouteau av.avenue , b.between  Grat-
tan and 2d Carondelet av.
Dorcas st.street , from Front w.west  to Carondelct av.avenue , b.between  Har-
per and Arsenal.
DuBreuil st.street , from Layette av. s. to Geyer av.avenue , b.between 
Linn and 2d Carondelet av.avenue 
Duchouquette st.street , from Front w.west  to Carondelet av.avenue 
b.between  Land and Tradeau.
East Mound st.street , from Front w.west  to Broadway, b.between  East
Brooklyn and Howard.
Eastion av.avenue , from Pratte av. w. to limits, b.between  Cass av.avenue 
and Thomas.
Easton st.street , from Barton s.south  to Harper, b.between  Carondelet
av.avenue  and Jackson.
Eighteenth st.street , from Tayon av. n. to Hebert, b.between  17th
and 19th.
Eighth st.street , from Cherokee n.north  to Howard, b.between  7th & 9th.
Eleventh st.street , from Gratiot n.north  to limits, b.between  10th and
12th.
Eliza st.street , from 2d Carondelet avenue w.west  to Cecilia, n.north 
of Marquet.
Elizabeth av.avenue , from California w.west  to Comptou av.avenue , b.between 
Virginia and Sarah.
Elizabeth st.street , from Arrow n.north  to Geyer av.avenue , b.between  Mer-
amak and Summer.
Elliott av.avenue , from Franklin av. n. to Grand av.avenue , w.west  of
Pratte av.
Elm st.street , from Front w.west  to 7th, b.between  Myrtle and Walnut.
Emma st.street , from Sidneys, to Lynch, e.east  of Jefferson
avenue.
Emily st.street , through Pratte av.avenue  and Adams’ addition,
s.south  of Summit av.avenue 
Emmet st.street , from Front w.west  to Linn, b.between  Lafayette n.north 
and Lesperance and Geyer av.
Estelle st.street , from Tayon av. w., b.between  Eugenie and Market.
Eugenia st.street , from Tayon av. w., b.between  Clark avenue and
Estelle.
Evans av.avenue , from Francis w.west  to limits, b.between  Cozzeus av.avenue 
and Page av.
Ewing av.avenue , from Laclede n.north  to Franklin av.avenue , b.between  Leff-
ingwell and Garrison an.
Farrar av.avenue ,from Front w.west  to 23d, b.between  Salisbury and
Bremen av.avenue 
Ferry st.street , from Front w.west  to Broadway, n.north  of Augusta.
Fifteenth st.street , from Chouteau av. n. to limits, b.between  14th
and 16th.
Fifth st.street , from Park av. n. to Biddle, b.between  4th and
Broadway n.north  and 4th and 6th s.
Fillmore av.avenue , from Franklin av. n., b.between  Glasgow and
Webster avs.
Florida st.street , from Front w.west  to Broadway, b.between  Columbia
and Mullanphy.
Fourteenth st.street , from Chouteau av. n. to limits, b.between  13th
and 15th.
Fourth st.street , from Convent u. to Franklin av.avenue , b.between  3d and
5th.
Franklin av.avenue , from Broadway w.west  to limits, b.between  Morgan
and WashWashington avenue .
Front st.street , (or Levee,) from n.north  to s.south  boundry along the
Mississippi river.
Fulton st.street , from Park av. s. to Russell, W. of 7th.
Gamble av.avenue , from Hercer w.west  to Pratte av.avenue , b.between  Spruce
and Scott nv.
Gamble st.street , from Pratte av. w. to Fillmore av.avenue , b.between 
Dayton and Stoddard.
Garrison av.avenue , from Laclede u. to Franklin av.avenue , b.between 
Ewing and Cardinal.
Gasconade st.street , from Front w.west  to limits, b.between  Osage and
Maramec.
Gate st.street , from Carondelet av. w. to 8th, b.between  Wall and
Arsenal.
Geyer av.avenue , from Carondelet av w. to limits, b.between  Emmet
and Lafayette n.north  ami Allen av. s.
Glasgow av.avenue , from st. Charles road n. b. Clay and
Fillmore avs.
Grand av.avenue , from 16th w to limits b.between  Conde and Uni-
versity st.street 
Gratiot st.street , from 4th w.west  to Tayon av.avenue , n.north  of Chouteau
avenue.
Grattan st.street , from Park av. n. to Chouteau av.avenue , b.between  Dil-
lon and Dolman.
Green st.street , from Front w.west  to 11th, b.between  Morgan and
Washington av.avenue 
Half st.street , from Naomi w.west  to Pratte av.avenue , s.south  of Scott av.
Hum st.street , from Hickory to Chouteau av.avenue , b.between  Paul and
Valle.
Hamtramck st.street , from Geyer av.avenue , n.north  to Park av.avenue , b.between 
Closey and Rosatti.
Haren st.street , from Front w.west  to Corondelet road, s.south  of
Clemens.
Harney st.street , from Front w.west  to Carondelet road, s.south  of
Arsenal.
Harper st.street , from Front w.west  to Carondelet av.avenue , b.between  Louisa
and Dorcas.
Harrison st.street , from Front w.west  to 10th, b.between  Dock and
Palm.
Hazel st.street , from Front w.west  to 5th, b.between  Convent and Lom-
bard.
Hebert st.street , from 11th w.west  to Pratte av.avenue , b.between  Davis and
Loucas.
Henrietta st.street , from Compton av. w. to Mary, b.between  Susan
and Lafayette av.
Hickoiy st.street , from 5th w.west  to 19th, b.between  Chouteau av.avenue  and
Rutgers.
High st.street , from Chouteau av. n. to Market, b.between  Naomi
and Pratte av.
Howard st.street , from Front w.west  to 18th, n.north  of Mullanphy.
Jackson st.street , from Park av. s. to Victor, b.between  Colambus
and Carondelet av.avenue  and Easton.
James st.street , from Cecile w.west , b.between  Victor and Cushing.
Jusamine st.street , from Elliott av. w. to Glasgow av. n. of
Magnolia.
Jefferson st.street , from Front w.west  to 16th, b.between  Madison and
Monroe.
Joab st.street , from Park av. n. to Chouteau av.avenue , b.between  Toney
and Julia.
Julia st.street , from Park av. n. to Chouteau av.avenue , w.west  of Joab.
Kennett st.street , from Wairen to Salisbury, b.between  Front and
Main.
Keokuk st.street , from Front w.west  to limits, b.between  Osage and
Cliippewa.
Kosciusko st.street , from Miller s.south  to Victor, b.between  Dekalb and
Front
Kossuth av.avenue , from Malinkrodt nw.north-west  to limits, w.west  of 16th.
Labadie at., from 5th w.west  to 7th, b.between  Chouteau av.avenue  and
Hickory.
Ladede av.avenue , from Pratte av. w. to limits, n.north  of Man-
chester road.
Lafayette st.street , from Front w.west  to Linn, b.between  Emmet and
Soulard.
Lafayette av.avenue , from Lynn w.west  to limits, b.between  Geyer and
Park avs.
Lami st. from Main to Carondelet av.avenue , b.between  Barton and
Duchouquette.
Lancaster st.street , from Front w.west  to 8th, s.south  of Lynch.
Laura st.street , from Park av. e. of Grand av.
Laveile st.street , from Hickory n.north  to Chouteau av.avenue , b.between  Sto
dard av.avenue  and Morton.
Leffingwell av.avenue , from Laclede n.north  to Franklin av.avenue , b.between 
Beaumont and Ewing.
Lesperance st.street , from Front w.west  to Carondelct av.avenue , b.between ,
Emmet and Picotte.
Lewis st.street , from Biddle n.north  to Florida, b.between  Front and
Main.
Liberty st.street , from Sidney s.south  to Lynch, b.between  2d Caronde-
let and Jeulrson avs.
Linn st.street , from Geyer av. n. to Park av.avenue , w.west  of Closey.
Locust st.street , from Front w.west  to limits, b.between  Olive s.south , aud
Vine and St. Charles n.
Lombard st.street , from Front w.west  to 5th, b.between  Hazel and Mul-
berry.
Louisa st.street , from Front w.west  to Columbus, s.south  of Anna.
Lucas Place, from 14th w.west  to Pratte av.avenue , b.between  St. Charles
and Olive.
Lucas st.street , from 12th w.west  to 17th, b.between  Hebert and
Dodier.
Lucky st.street , from Grand av. w. to limits, b.between  California
st. and St. Charles road.

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Madison st.street , from Front w.west  to 16th, b.between  Chambers and
Jefferson.
Magnolia st.street , from Elliott av. w. to Rose st.street , n.north  of
Grand av.avenue 
Main (or First) st.street , from northern to southern limits,
b.between  Front or Levee.) and 2d.
Malinckrodt st.street , from Front w to St. Charles Plank-
road, b.between  Salisbury and Destrehan.
Manchester road, from Pratte av. w. to limits, 8. of
Laclede av.avenue 
Maramak st.street , from Arrow to Geyer av.avenue , w.west  of Eliza-
beth.
Maramec st.street , from Front w.west  to limits, b.between  Gasconade
and Chariton.
Marion st.street , from Front w.west  to Rosatti, b.between  Barrys., and
Carrol and Park av. n.
Market st.street , from Front w.west  to Iimits, b.between  Chesnut and
not and Clark av. s.
Marquet st.street , from 2d Carondelet av.avenue  to Cecilia, b.between 
Eliza and Victor.
Martha st.street , from Carondelet av. w. to 2d Carondelet
av.avenue , b.between  Ohio and Ann av. n., and Victor s.south 
Mary Ann st.street , from Compton av. w. to Mary, b.between  Park
av.avenue  and Susan.
May st.street , from Park av.s., to Lafayette av.avenue , b.between  Thomas
and Grand av.avenue 
McGirk st.street , from Menard w.west  to Rosatti, b.between  Lynch and
Sidney.
McNair av.avenue , from Geyer av. n., to Chouteau av.avenue , w.west  of
2d Carondelet av.avenue 
McRee st.street , from Menard w.west  to Gravois road, b.between  Sidney
and Victor.
Menard st.street , from Park av. s., to Arsenal, b.between  Buel and
Rosatti.
Mercer st.street , from Chouteau av. n., to Market, b.between  Adolph
and Naomi.
Miami st, from 5th w.west  to limits, b.between  Potomac and
Winnebago.
Miller st.street , from Front w.west  to Carondelet av.avenue , b.between  Barry
and Park av.avenue 
Mills st.street , from Pratte av. n., to Clay, b. Wash and
Stoddard.
Missouri av.avenue , from Park av.avenue , s.south  to Lafayette avenue,
bounding Lafayette Park on the west.
Mississippi av.avenue , from Park av. s. to Lafayette avenue,
bounding Lafayette Park on the east.
Monroe st.street , from Main w.west  to 16th, b.between  Jefferson and
n.north  Market.
Montzomery st.street , from Front w.west  to 16th, b.between  Spring and
Warren.
Montrose av.avenue , from Clark av. s., n.north  of Argile av.avenue 
Morgan st.street , from Front w.west  to limits, b.between  Cherry and
Franklin av. n. and Christy av.avenue  and Green s.south 
Morton st.street , from Park av. n. to Chouteau av.avenue , b.between  La-
veile and St. Ange av.avenue 
Moore st.street , from Market s.south  to Clark av.avenue , b.between  16th and
17th.
Mulberry st.street , from Front w.west  to 4th, b.between  Cedar and
Lombard.
Mullanphy st.street , from Front w.west  to 20th, b.between  Howard n.north ,
and Cass av.avenue  and Florida s.south 
Myrtle st.street , from Front w.west  to 7th. b. Elm and Spruce.
New St. Charles road, from Lindell av.avenue  to western
limit.
Nineteenth st.street , from Market n.north  to Cass av.avenue 
Ninth st.street , from Park av. n. to Angelica, b.between  8th and
10th.
Naomi st.street , from Chouteau av. n. to Market, b.between  High
and Mercer.
North Market st.street , from Main w.west  to Fillmore av.avenue , b.between 
Benton and Monroe.
O’Blennis av.avenue  from Park av. n. to Chouteau av.avenue , w.west 
of Pratte av.avenue 
O’Fallon st.street , from Front w.west  to limits, b.between  Ashley, Bid-
die and Davis s.south , and Bates n.north 
Ohio st.street , from Decatur w.west  to 2d Carondelet av.avenue , b.between 
Arrow and Martha.
Olive st.street , from Front w.west  to limits, b.between  Locust and
Pine.
Orange st.street , from 12th w.west  to 17th, b.between  Christy av.avenue  and
Morgan.
Orchard st.street , from Barlow w.west  to Beckwith, b.between  Chou-
teau av.avenue  and Gratiot.
Osage st.street , from Front w.west  to limits, b.between  Keokuk and
Gasconade.
Osceola st.street , from Front w.west  to limits, s.south  of—
Pacific st.street , from Pratte av. w., s. of Bernard.
Page av.avenue , from St. Charles road w.west  to limits, s.south  of
Evans av.avenue 
Park av.avenue , from Front w.west  to limits, s.south  of Rutgers.
Palm st.street , from Front w.west  to 11th, b.between  Harrison and
Wright.
Papin st.street , from 5th w.west  to Tayon av.avenue , b.between  Chouteau av.avenue 
and Gratiot.
Parsons st.street , from Fillmore av. w. to limits, n.north  of Bos-
ton.
Paul st.street , from Hickory n.north  to Chonteau av.avenue , b.between  8th and
Ham.
Penn st.street , from Cambria w., s. of Sidney.
Penrose st.street , from 10th w.west  to 16th, n.north  of Angelica.
Pestalozzi st.street , from Carondelet av. w. to 8th, s.south  of
Lynch.
Picotte st. from Front w.west  to Carondelet av.avenue , b.between  Les-
perance and Tradeau.
Pine st.street , from Front w.west  to limits, b.between  Chesnut and
Olive.
Plum st.street , from Front w.west  to 4th, b.between  Cedar and Poplar.
Pontiac st.street , from Jefferson av. w. to limits, b.between  Lafay-
ette and Accomac.
Poplar st.street , from Front w.west  to Tayon av.avenue , b.between  Almond
and Spruce n.north , and Cerre, Plum and Randolph s.south 
Potomac st.street , from Carondelet av. w. to limits, b.between 
Cherokee and Miami.
Powhattan st.street , from Jefferson av. w. to limits, s.south  of
Shennandoah.
Pratte av.avenue , from Chouteau av. n. to limits, b.between  High
and Beaumont s.south , and 21st and Elliott av. n.
Pratte av.avenue , from Park av. n. to Chouteau av.avenue , w.west  of
Jefferson av.avenue 
Randolph st.street , from 12th w.west  to 16th, b.between  Austin and
Poplar.
Ridgley st.street , from 14th w.west  to 16th, b.between  Poplar and Ran-
dolp.
Risley st.street , from Hazel to Lombard, b.between  1st and 2d.
Rosatti st.street , from Victor to Park av.avenue , b.between  Menard e.east ,and
Hamtramck and State w.west 
Russell av.avenue , from Carondelet av. w. to limits, b.between  Al-
len and Ann avs.
Rutgers st.street , from Front w.west  to St. Ange av.avenue , b.between  Con-
vent, and Hickory n.north  and Park av. s.
Salisbury st.street , from Front w.west  to 22d, n.north  of Malin-
krodt.
Sarah st.street , from California w.west  to Compton av.avenue , b.between  Eliz-
abeth and Caroline.
School st.street , from Leonard av. w. to limits, n.north  of Bell.
Scott av.avenue , from Mercer w.west  to Pratte av.avenue , b.between  Gamble
and Half st.street 
Second st.street , from Carondelet av. n. to limits, b.between  Main
and 2d s.south  and Main and Broadway n.north 
Second Carondelet av.avenue , from Chouteau av. s. along
the old boundry of city limits.
Seventeenth st.street , from Clark av. n. to Branch st.street , b
16th and 18th.
Seventh st.street , from junction of Cherokee and Caron-
delet av. n. to junction of Howard and Broad-
way, b.between  8th and Carondelet av.avenue , s.south  and 6th and
8th.
Sidney st.street , from Front w.west  to limits, b.between  Victor n.north  and
Anna and Lynch s.south 
Singleton st.street , from 15th w.west  to Tayon av.avenue , b.between  Gratiot
and Papin.
Sixteenth st.street , from Chouteau av. n. to limits, b.between  15th
and 17th.
Sixth st.street , from Rutgersn. to Cass av.avenue , b.between  5th and 7th.
Shenandoah st.street , from Jefferson av. w. to limits, s.south 
to Accomac.
Smith st. from Front w.west  to Main, b.between  Bates and Flor-
ida.
Soulard st.street , from Front to Linn, b.between  Carrol and La-
fayette.
South st.street , from Park av. n. to Hickory, b.between  9th and
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Spring st.street , runs from Page av. n. to new st. Charles
road, b.between  Grand av.avenue  and western limits.
Spring st.street , from Front w.west  to 16th, b.between  Montgomery
and Wright.
Spruce st.street , from Front w.west  to Tayon av.avenue , b.between  Clark av.avenue 
and Myrtle n.north  and Almond and Poplar, s.south 
State st.street , from Geyer av. s. to Sidney, b.between  Rosatti and
Summer.
st. Ange av.avenue , from Park av. n. to Ckouteau av.avenue , b.between 
Morton and Dillon.
st. Charles road, from junction of Clay and Frank-
lin avs. to w.west  of limits.
Stoddard av.avenue , from Park av. n. to Ohouieau av.avenue , b.between 
Valle and Laveile.
Summer st.street , from Geyer av. s. to Sidney, b.between  State, e.east 
 and Elizabeth and 2d Carondelet av. w.
Summer st.street , from Grand av.avenue  to limits, n.north  of Parsons.
Summit av.avenue , from Walnut s.south , b.between  Emily and Argile
avenue.
Susan st.street , from Compton av. w. to Mary, b.between  Mary and
Henrietta.
Sycamore at., from Front w.west  to 2d, b.between  Convent and
Hazel.
Tenth st.street , from Gratiot n.north  to limits, b.between  9th and 11th.
Third st.street , from Rutgers n.north  to Green, b.between  2d and 4th.
Thirteenth st.street , from Gratiot n.north  to limits, b.between  12th and
14th.
Thomas st.street , from Park av. s. to Lafayette, b.between  Comp-
ton av.avenue  and Mary st.street 
Toney st.street , from Park av. n. to Chouteau av.avenue , w.west  of
Episcopal Cemetry.
Tradeau st.street , from Front w.west  to Carondelet av.avenue , b.between  Du-
chouquette and Picotte.
Twelfth st.street , from Gratiot n.north  to limits, b.between  11th & 13th.
Twentieth st.street , from Market n.north  to Cass av.avenue 
Twenty-First st.street , from Market n.north  to Cassav.
Twenty-Second st.street , from Market n.north  to Cass av.avenue 
Twenty-Third at., from Market n.north  to Casa av.avenue 
Twenty-Fourth st.street , from Market n.north  to Casa av.avenue 
Twenty-Fifth st.street , from Market n.north  to Cass av.avenue 
Ulrici st.street , from Chouteau av. n. to Clark av.avenue , b.between  Tay-
on av.avenue  and Adlph.
Union st.street , from Victors, to Sidney, b.between  McNair av.avenue 
and 2d Carondelet av.avenue 
University st.street , from 18th w.west  to Pratte av.avenue , b.between , Dodier
and Grand av.avenue 
Utah st.street , from 8th w.west  to limits, b.between  Wyoming and
Cherokee.
Valle st.street , from Hickory to Chouteau av.avenue , b.between  Ham and
Stoddard av.avenue 
Victor st.street , from Front w.west  to Jefferson av.avenue , b.between  Sidney
s.south  and Boston, Martha and Marquet, n.north 
Vine st.street , from Front w.west  to 4th, b.between  Locust and Wash-
ington av.avenue 
Vineyard st.street , from Webster av. w. to Francis, 8. of
Cass av.avenue 
Virginia st.street , from California w.west  to Compton av.avenue , b.between 
Chouteau av.avenue  and Elizabeth.
Wall st.street , from Carondelet av. w. to 8th, b.between  Gate and
Cave.
Walnut st.street , from Front w.west  to 10th, b.between  Market and
Elm.
Warren st.street , from Front w.west  to Pratte av.avenue , b.between  Benton
and Montgomery.
Wash st., from Front yr. to Elliot av.avenue , b. Carr and
Cherry and Franklin av. s.
Washington av.avenue , from Front w.west  to limits, b.between  St. Charles
and Vine, s.south  and Christy av.avenue  aad Green, n.north 
Washington st.street , from Wisconsin av. w. to Missouri
av.avenue , b.between  Utah and Wyoming.
Webster av.avenue , from st. Charles road n.north , w.west  of Fillmore
avenue.
Webster st.street , from Front w.west  to 14th., b.between  Chambers and
Labeaume.
West Brooklyn st.street , from Broadway w.west  to 12th., n.north  of
Mound.
West Mound st.street , from Broadway w.west  to 13th, b. w.
Brooklyn and Howard.
Winter st.street , from 9th w.west  to Stoddard av.avenue , s.south  of Hick-
ory.
Winnebago st.street , from Jefferson av. w. to limits, b.between  Mi-
ami and Chippewa.
Wright st.street , from Front w.west  to 17th, b.between  Palm and
Spring.
Wyandotte st.street , from Front w.west  to Carondelet road, s.south 
of Osceola.
Wyoming st.street , from 8th w.west  to limits, b.between  Arsenal and
Utah.
Observations.
Alby, Leonard, Page, Channing and Ware avenues 
 run north and south between Stoddard addition and 
 Grand avenue, also Caroline, Coleman, Bacon and 
 Francis streets.
Between Carondelet road and Grand avenue, and 
 Arsenal and the southern limit of the city, the 
 streets and avenues are so irregular, at present, that 
 it is impossible to give their boundaries. The same 
 may be said of the Tenth Ward, or northern section 
 of the city, to some extent.

United States Federal Courts.

United States Circuit Court For Mis-
souri .
JohnCatron, , Judge .
Robert W.Wellis, ,} Associates.
SamuelTreat, ,} Associates.
Thos. S.Bryant, , Marshal .
Calvin F.Burnes, , Attorney .
B. F.Hickman, , Clerk.

Terms—First Monday of April and October.

Place of holding Court, Custom House, st. Louis.

United States District Court.— Eastern
District .
SamuelTreat, , Judge .
Calvin F.Barnes, , District Attorney .
Thos. C.Reynolds, , Clerk .

Terms —Third Monday of February, May and No-
vember.

" (Admiralty return Terms) First Monday of
every mouth.

Place Of holding Court, Custom House, st. Louis.

United States District Court. — Western
District .
Robert W.Wells, , Judge.
Calvin F.Burnes, , District Attorney.
J. L.Jones, , Marshal.
Jason, Harrison, Clerk.

Terms—First Monday of March and September.

Place of holding Court, Jefferson City.

Supreme Court Of Missouri .
AbielLeonard, , Judges.
John F.Ryland, Judges.
WilliamScott, , Judges.
William S.Glanviile, , Clerk.

Terms—Third Monday of March and October.

Clerk’s office, south side of Market st. b.between 4th and 5th.

United States Commissioner .
B. F.Hickman, , Office, Custom House.

United States Distriot Attorney .
Calvin, F. Burnes.

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Local Courts for St. Louis County.

Circuit Court .
Alexander, Hamilton, Judge .
Stephen, Rice, Clerk .

Terms—Third Monday of April and November.

Common Pleas Court .
Samuel, ReberJudge .
Chailes, W.Hicks, Clerk .

Terms—First Monday of February and September.

Land Court .
C. B.Lord, , Judge .
Charles, A.Mantz, Clerk .

Terms—First Monday of March and October.

Criminal Court .
James, R.Lackland, Judge .
Frederick, Kretschmar, Clerk .

Terms—First Monday of Jannary, March, May, July,
September and November.

Probate Court .
Peter, Ferguson, Judge .
William, F. Ferguson, Clerk .

Terms—First Monday of March, June, September,
and December.

Office, south wing of Court House.

County Court .
Aaron, H.Hackney, Presiding Justice .
John, M.WimerJustice .
P. S.Lanham, Justice .
Josiah, Thornbnrgn, Clerk .

Terms—First Monday of February, May, August, and
November.

Law Commissioner’s Court .
John, W.Colvin, Commissioner .
Office, south-west corner Court House.

Circuit Attorney .
Charles, G.Mauro.
Office, 39 Chesnut.

Assistant .
James, H. Vail, Office basement, e.east wLug Court House.

City Government.

Incorporated, December 9, 1822; Organiznd, March, 1823.

Municipal Election, First Monday in April.

Meetings of the Board of Delegates, Every Second Monday of May and October.

Meetings of the Board of Aldermen, Every Second Monday of May and October.

City Government for 1857-8.

John, M.Wimer, Mayor . Office, City Hall; Salary, $4,000.

Board of Aldermen.
President	Geo. R.Taylor, .
President , pro tern	Geo.Kyler, .
Clerk	Jno. B.Higdon, .
Sergeant at Arms	Wm.WilliamGoodfellow, .
1st Ward	LeicesterBabcock, .
"	Henry CLynch, .
2d Ward	Jno. H.Fisse, .
"	BrannockJones, .
3d Ward	Robt. M.Renick, .
"	C. C.Simmons, .
4th Ward	AmedeValle, .
"	Geo. R.Taylor, .
5th Ward	Chas. H.Tillson, .
"	ErastusWells, .
6th Ward	C. C.McLure, .
"	Jno.Shore, .
7th Ward	Chas. G.Steifel, .
"	E. M.Powers, .
8th Ward	Geo.Kyler, .
"	C. D.Colman, .
9th Ward	Jas.Graham, .
"	Chas. W.Horn, .
10th Ward	Chas. R.Anderson, .
"	Jno.Sexton, .

Board of Delegates.
Chairman	Jno. C.Vogel, .
Chairman , pro tem	Wm.WilliamMcKee, .
Clerk	JosephBaker, .
Sergeant at Arms	Wm.WilliamGoodfellow, .
1st Ward	Jas.Gorman, .
"	HenryAlmstedt, .
2d Ward	Wm.WilliamD’Œneh, .
"	Thomas S.Nelson, .
3d Ward	H.Grefenkamp, .
"	E. P.Toney, .
4th Ward	Fred.Bushman, .
"	Sol. J.Levi, .
5th Ward	A. D.Pomeroy, .
"	Jno. W.Burd, .
6th Ward	Jas. H.McClure, .
"	Thos. R.Axtell, .
7th Ward	Thos. J.Dailey, .
"	Robt.Kinnear, .
8th Ward	Jno. C.Vogel, .
"	DavisMoore, .
9th Ward	Wm.WilliamMcKee, .
"	ConradDoll, .
10th Ward	Jas. R.Dobyns, .
"	Felix A.McDonald, .

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City Officers.

Comptroller ,
John H.Lightner, .

Auditor ,
JamesWaugh, .

Treasurer ,
Chas. W.Gottschalck, .

Engineer ,
FrancisHassendeubel, .

Harbor Master ,
Jno.Durack, .

Recorder ,
Samuel H.Young, .

Superintendent Of Water Works ,
Willis R.Pritchard, .

Superintendent Of Workhouse.
George W.Sherrick, .

Counsellor ,
Wm.William V. N.Bay, .

Fund Commissioner ,

MarshallBrotberton, .

Lumber Master ,
JosephWhelan, .

Wood Master ,
Jos. M.Magehan, .

Inspector Of Flour ,
HenryGrassmuck, .

Inspector Of Weights And Measures ,
H. J.Hillsdorff, .

Inspector Of Beef And Pork ,
FrancisWhittaker, .

Inspectors And Guagers Of Oils, &c.corner ,
JuliusStrange, . H. F.Watson, .

Inspector Of Buildings And Fires ,
Jno. E. D.Couzins, .

Collectors Of Water Rates.
1st District	Geo.Geist, .
2d District	JamesRegan, .
3d District	Thos.Walker, .
4th District	JamesPowers, .

Collectors of City Revenue.
1st Ward	F.Rothenbuher, .
2d Ward	Geo.Rothweiler, .
3d Ward	DennisGalvin, .
4th Ward	Jno.Maguire, .
5th Ward	Mich. J.Hartnett, .
6th Ward	Jno. F.Altemus, .
7th Ward	Jno. C.Smith, .
8th Ward	Wm.WilliamBrannegan, .
9th Ward	J. H.Niermeyer, .
10th Ward	Jno. S.Wilkins, .

Street Inspectors.
1st Ward	Fred.Schafer, .
2d Ward	HenryKattelman, .
3d Ward	AdamHorn, .
4th Ward	Jno.Paul, .
5th Ward	Jno.O’Brien, .
6th Ward	Jas.Burgess, .
7th Ward	Wm.WilliamColeman, .
8th Ward	Jno.Wermer, .
9th Ward	Jno.McKenna, .
10th Ward	W. D.Pallis, .

Auditor’S Clerk ,
TheodorePapin, .

Translator ,
Wm.WilliamWeber, .

Board Of Assessors.
President	DominicUrban, .
Asst. 1st & 2d Wards	JuliusRapp, .
" 3d & 4th Wards	---------
" 5th & 6th Wards	Geo. W.Tennille, .
" 7th & 8th Wards	Chas. H.Pond, .
" 9th & 10th Wards	Chas.Osburg, .

Quarantine.
Physician	P. E.Noel, .
Steward	JohnSpencer, .
Matron	AliceSpencer, .

Health Officer ,
E. F.Smith, .

Hospital.
Physician	O. C.Johnson, .
Steward	Thos. S.Warne, .
Matron	Parmelia J.Warne, .

Calaboose Keeper ,
Wm.WilliamLawler, .

City Cemetery Sexton .
MartinShea, .

Justices Of The Peace .

First Ward .

George W.Lynch, ,

F. A. H.Schneider, .

Second Ward .

Wm.WilliamWeber, ,

FrederickFlach, .

Third Ward .

HenryKausel, ,

George H.Stille, .

Fourth Ward .

David S.Jamison, ,

RudolphHerckenrath, .

Fifth Ward .

LibertyWaite, ,

Peter W.Johnstone, .

Sixth Ward .

Edward E.Allen, ,

MichaelWolf, .

Seventh Ward .

T. J.Daily, ,

Charles F.Walther, .

Eighth Ward .

DanielLoyd, ,

John C.Vogel, .

Ninth Ward .

JamesSweney, ,

PhilipMcDonald, .

Tenth Ward .

AbnerSquires, ,

PhilipStremmel, .

Commissioner Of Common Schools .
James H.Bacon, .
Office, ne. c. 4th and Olive.

Police Department.
Marshal . 
D. A.Rawlings, .
Deputies .
PeterSlankewitz, .
PatrickLonergan, .
Geo. A.Wimer, .
Captains .
CharlesKick, .
Jno. F.Healy, .
Asst. Captains .
A. M.Martin, .
W. A.Wright, .
DanielByrne, .
Wm.William R.Bogggus, .
Sergeants.
Wm.WilliamBartley, .
D.Robinson, 
Jno.English, .
HenryKlunk, .
AndrewHack, .
Jno.Fulton, .
RichardCavanaugh, .
A.Sappington, .
PeterGuerette, .
Peytonwhite, .

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St. Louis County Officers.
Sheriff , 
JamesCastello, .
Deputies ,
Edward J.Castello, ,
CharlesCastello, ,
ThomasChadbourne, ,
ThomasTallis, ,
Geo. N.Stevens, ,
JamesOwens, ,
Henry J.Kappesser, ,
Gustavus P.Bornstein, ,
RobertSparks, .
County Marshal , 
William C.Smith, .
Deputies ,
J. C. H.Cunningham, ,
John C.Eves, ,
Robt.Peyinghaus, ,
HenryMcMeans, ,
John S.Wilkins, ,
JamesUnderwood, ,
JuliusNeudorf, .
Collector State and County Revenue , 
JamesMcDonough, .
Collector of State and County Dram 
 Shop License , 
Thomas M.Barron, .
County Treasurer , 
ThomasRicheson, .
County Engineer , 
EdwardGray, .
General Road Superintendent , 
John F.Long, .
Superintendent and Architect of 
 Court House , 
Thomas D. P.Lanham, .
Superintendent of County Farm , 
CampbellLink, .
Inspector of Poor, and Superintend- 
 ent of Toll Gates , 
FrancisJones, .
State and County Assessor , 
FrederickPollitz, .
Jury Commissioner , 
Samuel W.Eager, Jr.
County Surveyor , 
Charles E.Salomon, .
Deputies ,
Edward C.Schultze, ,
JuliusPitzman, .
Recorder . 
CharlesKeemle, . 
Office in south wing of the Court House.
Coroner . 
Wm.William J.Kennedy, . 
 At the office of the Board of Health.

St. Louis Public Schools.

Officers.
President , 
W. W.Greene, .
Secretary , 
John H.Watson, .
Superintendent . 
IraDivoll, .
Bailiff , 
FerdinandGottschalk, .
Counsellor , 
EvansCasselbery, .
Members of the Board.
First Ward .
S. H.Bailey, ,
BenjaminBrison, ,
Stephen D.Barlow, .
Second Ward .
Geo. M.Fichtenkam, ,
A. C.Cordes, .
Third Ward .
John F.Thornton, ,
Charles W.Stevens, .
Fourth Ward .
Chancey P. E.Johnson, ,
Charles FMeyer, .
Fifth Ward .
S. H.Bailey, ,
SamuelRobbins, .
Sixth Ward .
W. W.Greene, ,
Dr. Chas. A.Pope, .
Seventh Ward .
JosephO’Neil, ,
JulesDetchniendy, .
Eighth Ward .
Dr. Wm.WilliamGarwood, ,
JosephBaker, .
Ninth Ward .
Iaac T.Greene, ,
Wm.WilliamPatrick, .
Tenth Ward .
LouisEspenscheid, .
JosephHodgman, .

Schools.
Shepherd School , 
Carondelet av.avenue , near Marine av.avenue 
Lafayette School , 
Ann av.avenue , between 7th and 8th streets.
South Freemen’s School , 
Corner 7th and Hickory.
Clark School , 
Seventh, between Hickory and Labadie.
Gamble School , 
Corner of Mercer and Gamble av.avenue 
Laclede Grammar School , 
Corner of 5th and Poplar.
Laclede Primary School , 
Corner of 4th and Spruce.
Eliot School , 
Corner of 15th and Pine.
High School , 
Corner of 15th and Olive.
Benton School , 
Sixth, b.between  Locust and St. Charles
Seventh Street Primary , 
Betw. Franklin av.avenue  and WashWashington avenue .
Jefferson School , 
Corner of 9th and WashWashington avenue .
North Freemen’s School , 
Corner of 16th and Carr.
Mound School , 
Corner of 8th and Howard.
Jackson School , 
Corner of Broadway and Howard.
Webster School , 
Corner of 11th and Jefferson.
Clay School , 
Bellefontaine road.
Fairmont School , 
Bellefontaine road.
Hamilton School , 
Biddle, west of—.
Note.—The changes are so frequent amongst teachers, that we have not thought it advisabfe to give a list of their names.

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Insurance Companies.
Home Mutual Fire and Marine Insu- 
 rance Company. 
Isaac L.Garrison, , Pres. T. L.Salisbury, , Sec. 
Office, se.south east c.corner  Main and Vine (2d floor, rear).
St. Louis Perpetual Insurance Com- 
 pany . 
WaymanCrow, , Pres. S. A.Ranlett, , Sec. 
Office, 65 Main.
Hope Mutual Fire Insurance Company . 
Thomas E.Tutt, , Pres. Isaac M.Veitch, , Sec. 
Office, ne. c. Pine and 3d, (basement story.)
Marine Insurance Company . 
DanielHough, , Pres. Henry W.Hough, , Sec. 
Office, sw. c. Main and Locust, (up stairs.)
St. Louis Mutual Fire and Marine In- 
 surance Company . 
John C.Vogel, , Pres. T.Themmler, , Sec. 
Office, sw. c. Market and 2d sts.
St. Louis Floating Dock Insurance 
 Company, Revived . 
Walker R.Carter, , Pres. Wm.William J.Fetter, , Sec. 
Office, over L. A. Benoist & Co.company ’s Banking House,
Main street.
Globe Mutual Insurance Company . 
W. W.Green, , Pres. Wm.WilliamFetter, Jr., Sec. 
Office, over Jas. H. Lucas & Co.company ’s Banking House.
Citizens Insurance Company . 
Wm.WilliamRenshaw, , Pres. Wm.William D.Wood, , Sec. 
Office, se.south east c.corner  Main and Pine.
Mound City Mutual Fire and Marine 
 Insurance Company . 
Daniel R.Garrison, , Pres. David H.Bishop, , Sec. 
Office, sw. c. Main anil Pine, (entrance on Pine.)
Phoenix Insurance Company . 
JohnHow, , Pres. Wm.William H.Pritchartt, , Sec. 
Office, se.south east c.corner  Main and Vine streets.
Franklin Insurance Company . 
Wm.WilliamD’Œnch, , Pres. Chas.Abramson, , Sec. 
New Exchange Buildings, (1st door south of Main
entrance.)
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company . 
D. J.Hancock, , Pres. C. C.Fkrgcson, , Sec. 
67 n.north  Main.
St. Louis Insurance Company . 
G. K.McGunnegle, , Pres. Thos.Webster, , Sec. 
Office, sw. c. Olive and Main, (2d floor.)
America Insurance Conpany . 
James M.Huges, , Pres. C. R.Clarke, , Sec. 
Office, c.corner  2d and Pine sts., ne. c.
Union Insurance Company . 
F. L.Ridgely, , Pres. John . D.Taylor, , Sec. 
Office, ne. c. Main and Olive.
Missouri State Mutual (Ftre and Ma- 
 rine) Insurance Company . 
S. M.Edgell, , Pres. R. S.Elliott, , Sec. 
Office, se.south east c.corner  Main and Olive.
Pacific Insurance Company . 
JohnMcNeil, , Pres. Walter B.Foster, , Sec. 
sw. c. Main and Pine.
Lumbermen and Mechanics’- Insurance 
 Company . 
R. M.Runyan, , Pres. John N.Pritchard, , Sec. 
Office. se.south east c.corner  Main and Pine.
Commercial Insurance Company . 
John M.Wimer, , Pres. N.Roff, , Sec. 
Office, sw. c. Main and Pine.
Millers’ and Manufacturers’ Insu- 
 rance Company . 
John A.Brownlee, , Pres. HammondOgden, , Sec. 
Office, ne. c. Pine and Main.
Merchants’ Mutual Insurance Com- 
 pany . 
se.south east c.corner  Main and Olive.
United States Insurance Company , 
se.south east c.corner  Main and Olive.
Covenant Mutual Life Insurance 
 Company . 
Gerard B.Allen, , Pres. Isaac M.Vbitch, , Sec. 
Office, ne. c. 2d and Pine.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance 
 Company . 
HenryStagg, , Agent . 
cor.corner  Second and Chesnut, (Post Office building.)
Liverpool and London Fire and Life 
 Insurance Company . 
KennethMackenzie, , Agent , 
12 Pine st.
Delaware Mutual of Philadelphia, 
 Pennsylvania . 
EdwardBrooks, , Agent . 
Office, sw. c. Main and Pine, (up stairs.)
Mutual Beneft Life Insurance Com- 
 pany of New Jersey . 
Robert H.Betts, , Agent . 
Office, 38 s.south  Main.
Mutual Life Insurance Company of 
 New York . 
SamuelCopp, , Agent . 
Office, ne. c. 3d aud Chesnut.
New York Life Insurance and Trust 
 Company . 
Geo. K.McGcnnegle, , Agent . 
Office, sw. c. Main and Olive, (up stairs.)
United States Life Insurance Company 
 of New York . 
HammondOgden, , Agent . 
Office, ne. c. Main and Pine, (up stairs.)
Home and Foreign Insurance Com- 
 panies.
Bridgeport Fire and Marine Insurance Company .
British Commercial Insurance Company of London .
Consolidated Insurance Company of Philadelphia .
Equitable Fire Insurance Company of London .
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Insurance Company of 
 Philadelphia .
International Life Insurance Company of London .
Courtenay & Miller . Agents. 
Office, nw. c. Main and Olive streets.

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Tables
Of Post Offices, Licensed Pilots And Engineers.

Post Offices.

The Following List Of Post Offices Having Been Thoroughly Revised, And The Latest
Alterations And Additions Carefully Noted, It May Be Relied On As Correct :

Missouri.
Post Office.	County.
Air,	Johnson.
Alma,	Wright.
Alamode,	Reynolds.
Alanthus Grove,	Gentry.
Alexandria,	Clarke.
Allenton,	St. Louis.
A1martha,	Ozark.
Alpha,	Grundy.
Altenburg,	Perry.
Appleton,	C. Girardeau
Arator,	Pettis.
Arbela,	Scotland.
Arcadia,	Madison.
Argo,	Crawford.
Argyle,	Jefferson.
Arminda,	Knox.
Arrow Rock,	Saline.
Ash Grove,	Greene.
Ashland,	Boone.
Ashley,	Pike.
Ashton,	Clarke.
Astoria,	Wright.
Atfek,	Lafayette.
Athens,	Clarke.
Auburn,	Lincoln.
Augusta,	St. Charles.
Austin,	Cass.
Austinsville,	Linn.
Avery,	Crawford.
Avoca,	Jefferson.
Avon,	St. Genev’ve
Ayersville,	Putnam.
Bagdad,	Lafayette.
Bailey’s Creek,	Osage.
Bald Knob,	Taney.
Barnett’s station,	Maries.
Barry,	Clay.
Basin Knob,	Johnson.
Beach,	Dunklin.
Bear Creek,	Cedar.
Beaufort,	Franklin.
Beehive,	Clinton.
Bee Ridge,	Knox.
Bell Air,	Cooper.
Bellefonte,	Laclede.
Bellingsville,	Cooper.
Bellemonte,	St. Louis.
Berming,	Buchanan.
Benton,	Scott.
Bergen,	Franklin.
Bern,	Gasconade.
Bethany,	Harrison.
Bethel,	Shelby.
Big Cedar,	Jackson.
Big Creek,	Johnson.
Big River,	Taney
Bin River Mills,	St. Francois.
Big Spring,	Montgomery
Birdsville,	Mississippi.
Black Oak Point,	Hickory.
Blanche,	Lafayette.
Bledsoe,	Hickory.
Bloomfield,	Stoddard.
Bloomington,	Macon.
Blue Ridge,	Harrison.
Blue Springs,	Jackson.
Bluff Spring,	Johnson.
Blytheville,	Jasper.
Boaz,	Osage.
Bolivar,	Polk.
Boone,	Franklin.
Boneta,	Clarke.
Bonhomme,	St. Louis.
Boon’s Lick,	Howard.
Boonville,	Cooper.
Bourbon,	Crawford.
Bourbonton,	Boone.
Boston,	Andrew.
Bowdark,	Greene.
Bower’s Mills,	Lawrence.
Bowling Green,	Pike.
Boxford,	De Kalb.

Post Office.	County.
Boyler’s Mill,	Benton.
Brackenridge,	Jasper.
Brandy Rock Spring,	Warren.
Bremen,	St. Louis.
Bridgton,	St. Louis.
Brighton,	Polk.
Bristol,	Webster.
Brookville. Marion.
Brownsville,	Saline.
Browning’s ferry	Henry.
Brunswick,	Chariton.
Brush Creek,	Laclede.
Bryan,	Saline.
Buffalo,	Dallas.
Bunker Hill,	Lewis.
Burbois,	Franklin.
Butler,	Bates.
Buttsville,	Grundy.
Bynumville,	Chariton.
Caledonia,	Washington.
Calhoun,	Henry.
California,	Moniteau.
Calvy,	Franklin.
Cambridge,	Saline.
Camden,	Ray.
Camden Point,	Platte.
Cameron,	Clinton.
Campbellton,	Franklin.
Campbranch,	Warren.
Canaan,	Gasconade.
Cane Creek,	Butler.
Canton,	Lewis.
Cap au Gris,	Lincoln.
Cape Fair,	Stone.
Cape Girardeau,	C. Girardeau
Capp’s Creek,	Newton.
Carondelet,	St. Louis.
Carrollton,	Carroll.
Carthage,	Jasper.
Cassville,	Barry.
Castile,	Clinton.
Castle Rock,	Osage.
Castor,	Bollinger.
Cave Pump,	Camden.
Cave Spring,	Wright
Cedar Creek,	Newton.
Central,	St. Louis.
Centreville,	Reynolds.
Chalk Level,	St. Clair.
Chambersburg,	Clarke.
Chantilly,	Lincoln.
Chapel Hill, Lafayette.
Chariton Mills,	Putnam.
Charleston,	Mississippi.
Cherry,	Camden.
Cherry Grove,	Schuyler.
Cherry Valley,	Crawford.
Chesapeake, Lawrence.
Chillicothe,	Linn.
Chillitecaux,	Dunklin.
Cincinnati,	Rails.
Circleville,	C. Girardeau
Clark’s Fork,	Cooper.
Clarksville,	Pike.
Claysville,	Barry.
Claysville,	Boone.
Clear Creek,	Daviess.
Cleavesville,	Gasconade.
Clifty Dale,	Maries.
Clinton, Henry.
Coal Bank,	Cooper.
Cold Neck,	Cooper.
Cold Water,	Wayne.
Cole Camp,	Benton.
Colony,	Knox.
Columbia,	Boone.
Columbus,	Johnson.
Commerce,	Scott.
Concord,	Callaway.
Conner’s Mills,	Cooper,
Consolation,,	Carroll.

Post Office.	County.
Cooke’s Store,	Lafayette.
Coon Creek,	Jasper.
Coplinger’s Mills	Cedar.
Cornelia,	Johnson.
Cornersville,	Hickory.
Cote sans dessein	Callaway.
Cottleville,	St. Charles.
Cottonw’d Point,	Pemiscot.
Coulter’s Store,	Macon.
Cow Creck,	Saline.
Cowskin,	Ozark.
Crab Orchard,	Ray.
Crane Creek,	Pettis.
Cravensville,	Daviess.
Crawford Sominary	Quapaw.
Crave Coeur,	St. Louis.
Crittenden,	Daviess.
Crooked Creek,	Monroe.
Crosstimbers,	Hickory.
Crow Creek,	Saline.
Curran,	Stone.
Cuvier,	Lincoln.
Cypress,	Scott.
Dallas,	Greene.
Danville,	Montgomery
Dawn,	Linn.
Dayton,	Cass.
Deep Water,	Henry.
Deer Ridge,	Lewis.
De Kalb,	Buchanan.
Delphi,	Gasconade.
Dent C. H.	Dent.
De Solo,	Jasper.
De Witt,	Carroll.
Diamond Grove,	Jasper.
Dixonville,	Cole.
Doniphan,	Ripley.
Dover,	Lafayette.
Dry Glaze,	Camden.
Dry Wood,	Bates.
Dunkle’s Store,	Lawrence.
Dunksburg,	Pettis.
Durgan’s Creek,	Lewis.
Duroc,	Benton.
Eagle,	Harrison.
Eagle Hill,	Reynolds.
Bait Fork,	Macon.
Easton,	Buchanan.
Eaton,	Cedar.
Economy,	Macon.
Edina,	Knox.
El Dorado,	Clarke.
Elk Grove,	Lafayette.
Elk Horn,	Montgomery
Elk Fork,	Bates.
Elk Mills,	McDonald.
Elkridge,	McDonald.
Elkton,	Hickory.
Ellisville,	St. Louis.
Ellsworth,	Texas
Elm Grove,	Crawford.
Elmonte,	Clinton.
Elm Wood,	Saline.
El Paso,	Atchiton.
Eminence,	Shannon.
Enterprise,	McDonald.
Estell’ Mills,	Platte.
Etna,	Scotland.
Eureka,	Boone.
Fairfield,	Benton.
Fairland,	Linn.
Fairmont,	Clarke.
Fair Play,	Polk.
Fair Point,	Cooper.
Fair view,	Pettis.
Failing Spring,	Ozark.
Fancy Hill,	Bates.
Farmington,	St. Francois,
Frayette,	Howard.
Fee Fee,	St. Louis.
Felix,	Montieau.

Post Office.	County.
Femme Osnge,	St. Charles.
Fenton,	St. Louis.
Fidelity,	Jasper.
Fillmore,	Andrew.
Flat Creek,	Barry.
Flint Hill,	St. Charles.
Flint Point,	Montgomery
Florence,	Morgan.
Florida,	Monroe.
Florisant,	St. Louis.
Fortener’s Hill,	Laclede.
Forsyth,	Taney.
Fouchea renault	Washington.
Four Mile,	Dunklin.
Fox Creek,	St. Louis.
Frankford,	Pike.
Franklin,	Howard.
Fredericksburg,	Osage.
Fredericktown,	Madison.
Freedom,	Lafayette.
Fremont,	Cedar.
Fulton,	Callaway.
Gadfly,	Barry.
Galena,	Stone.
Gallatin,	Daviess.
Gall’s Prairie,	Gasconade.
Gasconade Ferry	Gasconade.
Gates,	McDonald.
Gatewood,	Ripley.
Gayoso,	Pemiscot.
Gentry	Gentry.
Gentryville,	Gentry.
Georgetown,	Pettis.
Gilead,	Lewis.
Gilroy,	Cooper.
Glasgow,	Howard.
Glencoe,	St. Louis.
Globe,	Johnson.
Gooch’s Mills,	Cooper.
Goodland,	Knox.
Guslien,	Mercer.
Graham,	Noddaway.
Granby,	Newton.
Grand’Falls,	Newton.
Grand River,	Caldwell.
Grand View,	Boone.
Grant’s Hill,	Gentry.
Grassy Creak,	Linn.
Green Castle,	Sullivan.
Greene,	Bollinger.
Greenfield,	Dade.
Green Top,	Schuyler.
Greentown,	Lafayette.
Greenville,	Wayne.
Greenw’dd Valley	Wayne.
Grindstone Point	De Kalb.
Grubville,	Jefferson.
Guilford,	Noddaway.
Hager’s Grove,	Shelby.
Hainesville,	Clinton,
Half Way,	Polk.
Hall,	Lawrence.
Hallsy’s Ferry,	Noddaway.
Hallsville,	Boone.
Hamburg,	St. Charles.
Hampton,	Platte.
Hannibal,	Marion.
Hanson,	Marion.
Harmony,	Washington.
Harrison’s Mills,	Crawford.
Harrisonville,	Cass.
Hartford,	Putnam.
Hartsville,	Wright.
Haw Creek,	Benton.
Hawk Point,	Lincoln.
Hawkins’ Store,	Shelby.
Hazeelwood,	Wright,
Hazle Bottom,	Barry.
Hazle Grove,	Saline.
Heath’s Creek,	Pettis.
Henderson’s,	Greene.
Henpeck,	Shannon.

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Post Office.	County.
Herculanæum,	Jefferson.
Hermann,	Gasconade.
Hermitage,	Hickory.
Hester,	Marion.
Hibernia,	Callaway.
Hickory,	Cole.
Hickory Barren,	Greene.
Hickory Creek,	Audrain.
Hickory Grove,	St Charles.
Hickory Spring,	Texas.
High Hill,	Montgomery
High Point,	Moniteau.
High Ridge,	Jefferrson.
Hillsborough,	Jeffanson.
Honey Creek,	McDonald.
Hopewell,	Mississippi.
Hopew’l furnace	Washington.
Horse Creek,	Dade.
Houston,	Texas.
House’s Spring,	Jefferson.
Howard’s Mills,	St. Clair.
Hoyle’s Creek,	St. Clair.
Huddleston,	Oregon.
Hugginsville,	Gentry.
Humansville,	Polk.
Humboldt,	Pulaski.
Hunt’s Landing,	Scott.
Huntingdale,	Henry.
Huntsville,	Randolph.
Hydesburgh,	Ralls.
Iatan,	Platte.
Iberia,	Miller.
Independence,	Jackson.
Indian Creek,	Monroe.
Inkerman,	Schuyler.
Irish Grove,	Atchison.
Iron Hill,	Shannon.
Iron Mountain,	St. Francois.
Isabrlla,	Ozark.
Isle au Bois,	Jefferson.
Jackson,	C. Girardeau
Jackson Corners	Sullivan.
Jack’s Fork,	Texas.
James’ Bayou,	Mississippi.
Jamestown,	Moniteau.
Japan,	Lafayette.
Jasper,	Jasper.
Jay,	Harrison.
Jefferson City,	Cole.
Jefferson Mills,	Jefferson.
Jenkins’ Bridge,	St. Clair.
Jericho,	Laclede.
Jobe,	Oregon.
John’s Branch,	Audrain.
Johnstown,	Cass.
Jonesboro’	Saline.
Jones’ Tan Yard,	Callaway.
Kansas,	Jackson.
Kent,	Newton.
Keytesville,	Chariton.
Kiddville,	Sullivan.
King’s Point,	Dade.
Kingston,	Caldwell.
Kinkhead,	St. Francois.
Kirksville,	St. Louis.
Kirkwood,	St. Louis.
Knob View,	Crawford.
Knobnoster,	Johnson.
Knoxville,	Ray.
Kossuth,	Clarke.
Labadie,	Franklin.
Laclede,	Lincoln.
Lacon,	Maries.
La Grange,	Lewis.
Lake Spring,	Dent.
Lamar,	Jaspar.
Lamine,	Cooper,
Lancasler,	Schuyler.
Landmark,	Howard.
Lane’s Prairie,	Osage.
La Plata,	Macon.
Laura,	Scotland.
Lead Creek,	Licoln.
Lebanon,	Laclede.
Leola,	Marion.
	Lawrence.
Lessley,	Benton
Lesterville	Reynolds.
Lexington,
Liberty,	Clay.
Lick Creek,	Ralls.
Licking,	Texas.
Linden,	Atchison.
Linn,	Osage,
Linn Creek,	Camden.
Linnæus,	Linn.
Lisle,	Osage.
Little Beaver,	Taney.
Little Black,	Ripley.
Littleby,	Audrain.
Little Compton,	Carroll.
Little Loutre,	Montgomer
Little Osage,	Bates.
Little Piney,	Pulaski
Little Prairie,	Crawford.
Littsville,

Post Office.	County.
Logan’s Creek,	Reynolds.
Lone Jack,	Jackson.
Long Branch,	Monroe.
Long Lane,	Dallas.
Look Out,	Cole.
Looniesville,	Seneca.
Loose Creek,	Osage.
Lost Branch,	Lincoln.
Lost Creek,	Lincoln.
Lost Village,	Pemiacot.
Louisa,	Ozark.
Louisiana,	Pike.
Louisville,	Lincoln.
Louire Island,	Warren.
Lowell,	Holt.
Lowndes,	Wayne.
Lucas,	Henry.
Lyndley,	Grundy.
Macon City,	Macon.
Madison,	Monroe.
Madisonville,	Ralls.
Manchester,	St. Louis.
Mandeville,	Carroll.
Manlius,	Carroll.
Maramec,	Crawford.
Marion,	Cole.
Marshall,	Saline.
Marthasville,	Warren.
Martinsburg,	Ripley.
Maryville,	Noddaway.
Mattese,	St. Louis.
Maries,	Maries.
Max Creek,	Camden.
Maysville,	De Kalb.
Mechanicsburgh,	Macon.
Medoc,	Jasper.
Melville,	Dade.
Memphis,	Scotland.
Mercer,	Mercer.
Mexico,	Audrain.
Miami,	Saline.
Middlebury,	Mercer.
Middle Fabies,	Scotland.
Middle Fork,	Macon.
Middle Grove,	Monroe.
Middletown,	Montgomery
Midway,	Cooper.
Mier,	Madison.
Milan,	Sullivan.
Milford,	Johnson.
Mill Creek,	Ripley.
Miller’s Landing,	Franklin.
Millersburgh,	Callaway.
Millville,	Ray.
Millwood,	Lincoln.
Milton,	Randolph.
Mine la Motte,	Madison.
Mining,	Morgan.
Mint Spring,	Wright.
Mirabile,	Caldwell.
Missouriton,	St. Charles.
Moline,	Franklin.
Monaghan,	St. Clair.
Montauk,	Dent.
Montevallo,	Bates.
Monticello,	Lewis.
Mornington,	Webster.
Morristown,	Cass.
Moss,	Lafayette.
Mount Carmel,	Cooper.
Mount Pleasant,	Lawrence.
Mount Sterling,	Gasconade.
Mount Vernon,	Lawrence.
Mount View,	Benton.
Mule Creek,	Cedar.
Munger’s Mill,	Reynolds.
Narrows,	Noddaway.
Naylor’s Store,	St. Charles.
Nebo,	Pulaski.
Nelsonville,	Marion.
Neosho,	Newton.
Nevada,	Vernon.
Newark,	Knox.
New Bloomfield,	Callaway.
New Boston,	Macon.
Newburgh,	Macon.
New Castle,	Gentry.
New Hope,	Lincoln.
New London,	Ralls.
New Madrid,	New Madrid.
New Market,	Platte.
Newport,	Franklin.
New Santa Fe,	Jackson.
,	Putnam.
	Adair.
	Webster.
	Crawford.
	Henry.
	Holt.
	Linn.
	Knox.
	.

Post Office.	County.
Oak Ridge,	C. Girardeau
Ogden,	New Madrid.
Old Alexandria,	Lincoln.
Old Mines,	Washington.
Olive Branch,	Holt.
Oliver’s Prairie.,	Newton.
Orange,	Benton.
Oregoa,	Holt.
Orion,	Daviess.
Orleans,	Polk.
Osage,	Crawford.
Osage Ferk,	Laclede.
Oseola,	St. Clair.
Otsego,	Ray.
Otter Greek,	Wayne.
Otterville,	Caoper.
Ozark,	Greene.
Pacific,	Franklin.
Parkville,	Platte.
Palmyra,	Marion.
Papinsville,	Bates.
Paris,	Monroe.
Pasco,	Dallas.
Paton,	Bollinger.
Patterson,	Wayne.
Pattonsburg,	Daviess.
Pay Down,	Osage.
Paynesville,	Pike.
Pea Vine,	Osage.
Pedee,	Schuyler.
Penney’s,	Randolph.
People’s,	C. Girardeau
Perkin’s Creek,	Bollinger.
Perkin’s Grove,	Grundy.
Perryville,	Perry.
Petra,	Saline.
Pettuce,	Adair.
Philadelphia,	Marion.
Pierce,	Callaway,
Pigeon Creek,	Ralls,
Pike Creek,	Ripley.
Piketon,	Stoddard.
Pilot Grove,	Cooper.
Pilot Knob,	Madison.
Pinckney,	Warren.
Pineville,	McDonald.
Pink Hill,	Jackson.
Pin Oak,	Warren.
Pisgah,	Cooper.
Pitts,	Warren.
Pittsburgh,	Hickory.
Plank Road,	St. Genev’ve.
Platte City,	Platte.
Platte River,	Buchanan.
Plattsburg,	Clinton.
Pleasant Gap,	Bates.
Pleasant Green,	Cooper,
Pleasant Hill,	Cass.
Pleasant Mount.	Miller.
Pleasant Park.	Carroll.
Pleasant Plains,	Scott.
Pleasant Prairie,	Greene.
Pleasant Retreat	Scotland.
Pleasant Ridge,	Harrison.
Pleasant Valley,	Wright.
Plum Creek,	Clinton.
Plum Grove,	Cass.
Point Pleasant,	New Madrid.
Pond Creek,	Greene.
Pons Creek,	Dade.
Poplar Bluff,	Butler.
Portland,	Callaway.
Port Perry,	Perry.
Port William,	Franklin.
Post Oak,	Johnson.
Potosi,	Washington.
Pottersville,	Oregon.
Prairie Bird,	Adair.
Prairie Fork,	Montgomery
Prairie Mound,	Pike.
Prairieville,	Pike.
Price’s Branch,	Montgomery
Princeton,	Mercer.
Prospect Grove,	Scotland.
Prospect Hill,	Ray.
Quincy,	Hickory.
Readsville,	Callaway.
Red Bird,	Ozark.
Reform,	Callaway.
Reinder,	Noddaway.
Relfe,	Pulaski.
Renick’s Mills,	Lafayatte.
Rhineland,	Montgomery
Rich,	Atchison.
Rich Fountain,	Osage.
Richland.	Greene.
Richmond,	Ray.
Richville,	Holt
Richwoods,	Washington.
Ridge Prairie,	Saline.
Ridgley,	Platte.
Right Point,	Camden.
Ringgold,	Platte.
Roanoke,	Randolph.
Roaring River,	Barry.
Robertson’s Mill,	Stone.

Post Office.	County.
Rochester,	Andrew.
Rocheport,	Boone.
Rockbridge,	Ozark.
Rock Hill,	St. Louis.
R’khouse Prairie	Buchanan.
Rockport,	Atchison.
Rock Prairie,	Dade.
Rocky Mount,	Miller.
Ronbidouz,	Texas.
Round Grove,	Carroll.
Round Hill,	Cooper.
Round Prairie,	Dallas.
Roscoe,	Henry.
Rose Hill,	Gentry.
Rucker’s Prairie	Franklin.
Rulon,	Harrison.
Rushbottom,	Holt.
Rushville,	Buchanan.
Russelville,	Cole.
Ratledge,	McDonald.
Sacramento,	Wright.
Salem,	Linn.
Saline,	Ralls.
Salt River.	Audrain.
Sampson Creek,	Gentry.
San Antonio,	Buchanan.
Sand Hill,	Scotland.
Santa Fe,	Monroe.
Sapplington,	St. Louis.
Sarcoxie,	Jasper.
Sarvis Spring,	Dent.
Savannah,	Andrew.
Saverton.	Ralls.
Scottsville,	Sullivan.
Selden,	Ozark.
Selma,	Jefferson.
Sentinel Prairie,	Polk.
Sexton’s,	Boone.
Shady Grove,	Dallas,
Shamroch,	Callaway.
Sharon,	Laclede.
Sharpsburg,	Marion.
Shawnee Mound,	Henry.
Shelbyville,	Shelby.
Bhibley’s Point,	Adair.
Shields,	Maries,
Shoal Creek,	Newton.
Shoneylown,	Putnam.
Short Bend,	Dent.
Shot well,	Franklin.
Shy Post,	Audrain.
Sibley,	Jackson.
Sidney,	Ralls.
Silver Spring,	St. Francois.
Simpson’s Store,	Johnson.
Sissonville,	Johnson.
Skull Lick,	Audraia.
Smithland,	Randolph..
Smithville,	Clay.
Sniaber,	Lafayette.
Solitude,	Pemiscot.
Somerset,	Monroe.
Sonoma,	Mercer.
South Grove,	Saline.
South Point,	Franklin.
Spanish Prairie,	Crawford,
Sparlinville,	Newton.
Sparta,	Buchanan.
Speneerburgh,	Pike.
Springfield,	Greene.
Spring Fork,	Pettis
Spring Garden,	Pettis.
Spring Grove,	Dallas.
Spring Hill,	Linn.
Spring River,	Lawrence.
Spruce,	Bates.
St. Aubert,	Callaway.
St. Bernard,	Clay.
St. Charles,	St. Charles.
St. Francisville,	Clarke.
St.Genevieve,	St.Genev’ve.
st. John,	Putnam.
St. Joseph,	Buchanan.
st. Leger,	Ozark.
St. Louis,	St. Louis.
St. Luke,	Dallas.
St. Mark,	Greene.
St. Mary’s,	St. Genev’ve.
St. Paul,	Greene.
St. Peters,	St. Clair.
St. Thomas,	Cole.
Stall’s Creek,	Lawrence.
Stanford,	Texas.
steelsville,	Crawford.
Stewartsville,	De Kalb.
Stockland	Montgomery
Stony Point,	Jackson.
Stringfield’s store	Callaaway.
Stringtown,	Cole.
Sulphur springs,	Jefferson.
Swan Creek,	Taney.
Sweeet Home,	Noddaway.
Sylvan,	Dent.
Tabo,	Lafavette.
Taos.	Cole.
Tarkio,	Holt.

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Post Office.	County.
Taylorville,	Andrew.
Tebo,	Henry.
Ten Mile,	Macon.
Third Fork,	De Kalb.
Thomasville,	Oregon.
Timbered branch	Adair.
Tinney’s Grove,	Ray.
Tiviot,	Montgomery
Toronto,	Camden.
Trail Creuk,	Harrison.
Travel’s’ repose,	Franklin.
Trenton,	Grundy.
Troy,	Lincoln.
Truxton,	Lincoln.
Tully,	Lewis.
Turkey Creek,	Bentoa.
Turnback,	Dade.
Tuscumbia,	Miller.
Twelve Mile Cr’k	Madison.
Tyro,	Jefferson.
Ulman’s Ridge,	Miller.
Union,	Franklin.
Union Mills,	Platte.
Union Point,	Jackson.
Unionville,	Putnam.

Post Office.	County.
Unity,	Scotland.
Urbana,	Hickory.
Utiea,	Linn.
Valley Forge,	Jasper.
Van Buren,	Ripley.
Vannoy’s Mill,	Pike.
Vermont,	Cooper.
Versailles,	Morgan.
Victoria,	Daviess.
Vienna,	Maries.
Wagon Knob,	Lafayette.
Waldo,	Wright.
Walkersville,	Shelby.
Wall’s Store,	Johnson.
Walnut Grove,	Greene.
Walnut Forest,	Greene.
Walnut Hill,	Buchanan.
Waltersville,	Adair.
Waltonham,	St. Lonis.
Warren,	Marion.
Warm Kork,	Oregon.
Warrensburgh,	Johnson.
Warrenton,	Warren.
Warsaw,	Benton.
Washb’n Prairie,	Barry.

Post Office.	County.
Washington,	Franklin.
Waterloo,	Clarke.
Waverley,	Lafayette.
Waynesville,	Pulaski.
Weaublean,	St. Clair.
Webster,	Oregon.
Wellsburg,	St. Charles.
West Bend,	Polk.
West Eli,	Marion.
Westland,	Chariton.
West Liberty,	Putnam.
West Locust,	Sullivan.
Westphalia,	Osage.
West Plains,	Oregon.
West Point,	Cass.
Westport,	Jackson.
West Prairie,	Dunklin.
Weston,	Platte.
Westville,	Chariton.
Wet Glaze,	Camden.
Wheatland,	Morgan.
White Hare,	Cedar.
White Oak,	Montgomery
White Rock Prairie, }	McDonald.

Post Office.	County.
White Oak Grove	Greene.
Whitesville,	Andrew.
WilliawBburgh,	Callaway.
Williamstown,	Lewis.
Willmathsville,	Adair.
Wilson,	Adair.
Wilsonville,	Marion.
Winchester,	Clarke.
Wind Mill,	Moniteau.
Windsor,	Menry.
Winston,	Dent.
Wolf Creek,	Wright.
Wolf Islhnd,	Mississippi.
Woodbury,	Wright.
Woodlawn,	Monroe.
Woodville,	Macon.
Woollam,	Gasconade.
Wrightville,	Clarke.
Wyacoada,	Scotland.
Wyandott,	Linn.
Yellow Creek,	Chariton.
Yolo,	Gentry.
Ycungers,	Boone.
Young’s Creek,	Audrain.
Zion,	Henry.

Illinois.
Post Office.	County.
Abingdon,	Knox.
Adams,	Adams.
Addison,	Du Page.
Adeline,	Ogle.
Albany,	Whitesides.
Albion,	Edwards.
Alden,	MeHenry.
Alexandria,	Alexander.
Algonquin,	MeHenry.
Alhambra,	Madison.
Alma,	Marion.
Alton,	Madison.
Amboy,	Lee.
Anderson,	Clark.
Andover,	Henry.
Angola,	Lnke.
Anna,	Union.
Anna wan,	Henry.
Antioch,	Lake.
Apple River,	Jo Daviess.
Apple Tree,	Saline.
Arcadia.	Morgan.
Arenzville,	Cass.
Argyle,	McDonough.
Arispe,	Bureau.
Arlington,	Bureau.
Armingiog,	Tazewell.
Armstrong,	Wabash.
Arnon,	Will.
Aroma,	Kankakee.
Arrow,	La Salle.
Asbury,	La Salle.
Ashby,	Coles.
Ashford,	Carroll.
Ashkum,	Iroquois.
Ashley,	Washington.
Ashmore,	Coles.
Astoria,	Fulton.
Ash Ridge,	Pulaski
Athens,	Menard.
Athensville,	Greene.
Atkinson,	Henry.
Atlanta,	Logan.
Atlas,	Pike.
Attila,	Will.
Auburn,	Sangamon.
Audubon.	Montgomery
Augusta,	Hancock.
Aurora,	Kane.
An Sable,	Kendall.
A very,	Jo Daviess.
Aviston,	Clinton.
Avoca,	Livingston.
Avon,	Fulton.
Babcock’s Grove	DuPage.
Banhelder’s do.	Cook.
Bainbridge,	Will.
Baldwinville,	Edgar.
Barclay,	Whitesides.
Barnett,	Macon.
Barreville,	McHenry.
Barrington,	Cook.
Barrtngton stat’n	Cook.
Barr’s Store,	Macoupin.
Barry,	Pike.
Basco,	Hancock.
Ratavla,	Kane.
Bath,	Mason.
Bay,	Pope.
Bear Creek.	Monrgompry
Beardstown,	Cass.
Beaver Creek,	Bond.

Post Office.	County.
Beaverton,	Boone.
Bedford,	Pike.
Belden,	MeHenry.
Bell Air,	Crawford.
Bell Plain,	Marshal.
Belleview,	Calhoun.
Belleville,	St. Clair.
Bellfame,	Tazewell.
Behidere,	Boone.
Bement,	Piatt.
Bernadotte,	Fulton.
Benton,	Franklin.
Berkshire,	Kane.
Berlin,	Sangamon.
Bcrryion,	Cass.
Berwick,	Warren.
Brthalto,	Madison.
Bethel,	Morgan.
Beverly,	Adams.
Bible Grove,	Clay.
Big Neck:	Adams.
Big Prairie,	Logan.
Big Rock,	Kane.
Big Spring,	Shelby.
Biggsville Stat’n,	Henderson.
Big Woods,	Du Page.
Birmingham,	Schuyler.
Bishop Hill,	Henry,
Blackberry,	Kane.
Blackberry stat’n	Kane.
Black Oak,	Wayne.
Bliairsville,	Will.
Blandtnarule,	McDonough.
Bissville,	Jefferson.
Bliven’s Mills,	MeHenry.
Blood’s Point,	De Kalb.
Bloom,	Cook.
Bloomifield,	Edgar.
Bloomingdale,	Du Page.
Bloomington,	McLean.
Bloomville,	Kaukakee.
Blue Grass,	Vermillion.
Blue Point,	Wayne.
Blueville,	Chriatlas,
Bluff Dale,	Greene.
Bluffville,	Carroll.
Bolton,	Will,
Bonaparte,	Du Pago.
Bond’s P’innt,	Christian.
Bon Pas,	Richland.
Bonus,	Booue.
Boonwell,	Edgar.
Boone,	Boone.
Bourbon,	Coles.
Bowling Green,	FayHte.
Braceviile,	Grundy.
Bradley,	Jack
Bradford,	Stark.
Breese,	Greene.
Bremen,	Randolph.
Brickton,	Cook.
Bridgeport,	Lawrence.
Briuhlon,	Macoupin.
Brimfield,	Peorin.
Bristol,	Kendall.
Broad Oak,	Pope.
Brookdalc,	MeHenry.
Brooklyn,	Schuyler.
Brookville,	Ogle
Broomaborg,	Effiingham.
Browi	Sohuyler.
Bruce,	McDonough.

Post Office.	County.
Brunswick,	Peoria.
Bush Hill,	Du Page.
Brushy Fork,	Coles.
Buck Creek,	La Salle.
Buck Horn,	Brown.
Buda,	Bureau.
Buena Vista,	Stephenson.
Buffalo Prairie,	Rock Island.
Bullbonas Grove	Kankakee.
Bunker Hill,	Macoupin.
Bureau Junction	Bureau.
Burlington,	Kane.
Burns,	Henry.
Burnsville,	McDonough.
Burnt Prairie,	White.
Burritt,	Winnebage
Burton,	Adams.
Burton’s Corners	Boone.
Bushnell,	McDonough.
Butler,	Montgomery
Butler’s Paint,	Vermillion.
Byron,	Ogle.
Cairo,	Alexander.
Caledonia,	Pulaski.
Caledonis station	Boone.
Calhoun,	Richland.
Calumet,	Cook.
Cambridge,	Henry.
Camden,	Schuyler.
Camden Mills,	Rock Island.
Cameron,	Warren.
Carmi,	White.
Campbell,	Coles.
Camp Point,	Adams.
Campton,	Kane.
Canton,	Fuiton.
Cap Grove,	Lee.
Carbondale,	Jackson.
Carlyle,	Clinton.
Carlinville,	Macoupin.
Carnent Prairie,	Perry.
Carrollton,	Greene.
Carter,	Sangamon.
Carthage,	Hancock.
Cary Station.	McHenry.
Casey,	Clark.
Caseyville,	St. Clair.
Casey,	Du Page.
Castlefin,	Jefferson,
Cave,	Franklin.
Cave in Rock,	Hardin.
Cedar Bluff,	Johnson.
Cedarville,	Stephenson.
Cedron,	Cumberland
Center Ridge,	Mercer.
Central City,	Marion.
Cerro Gordo,	Piatt.
Chambersburg,	Pike.
Channahon,	Will.
Charleston,	Coles.
Chatham,	Sangan
Chebanse,	Daysville.
Chelsea,	Dayton.
Chemung,	Decatur,
Cheney’s Grooy
Cherry
Cherry
Chester,
Chesterfied
Chewnin
Chicago

Post Office.	County.
Chili,	Hancock.
Chillicothe,	Peoria.
Christmasville,	Gallatin.
Circleville,	Tazewell.
Clay,	La Salle.
Clayton,	Adams.
Clear Creek Landing, }	Alexander.
Clermont,	Richlaud.
Clinton,	De Witt.
Clintonville,	Kane.
Clyde,	Whitesides.
Coatsburgh,	Adams.
Cochran’s Grove	Shelby.
Cogswell,	McHenry.
Colchester,	McDonough.
Cold Spring.	Shelby.
Collins’ Station,	Clinton.
Collinsville,	Madison.
Colona,	Whitesides.
Colona Station,	Henry.
Columbia,	Monroe.
Columbus,	Adams.
Como,	Whitesides.
Comorn,	Cook.
Concord,	Morgan.
Cooperstown,	Brown.
Conley’s Store,	Vermillion.
Coperas Creek,	Fulton.
Copper Creek,	Rook Island.
Coral,	McHenry.
Cordova,	Rock Island.
Cornton,	Cumberland.
Cornville,	La Salle.
Cottage Hill,	Du Page.
Cottonwood,	Gallatin.
Cottonw’d Grove	Bond.
Courtersville,	Randolph.
Council Hill,	Jo Daviess.
Courtland Stal’n,	De Kalb.
Courtright’s mill	Iroquois.
Crab Orchard,	Will.
Crane Creek,	Mason.
Crane’s Grove,	Stephenson.
Crawford,	Gallatin.
Crete,	Will.
Critten.leii,	Franklin.
Cross Roads,	Johnson.
Crotty.	La Salle.
Crow Meadows,	Marshal.
Crystal Lake,	McHenry.
Cuba,	Fulton.
Cumberland,	Faette.
Cummington,	Mcoupin.
Cypress Creek,	Johnson.
Dallas City,	Hancock.
Damascus,	Stephenson.
Danby.	Du Page.
Danville,	Vermillion.
Darwin,	Clark
Dawson,	Sangamon.
Daysville.	Ogle.
Dayton,	La Salle.
Decatur,	Macon.
Deer Creek	Tazewell.
Deeifield,	Lake.
Deer Grove,	Cook.
Deer Park,	La Salle.
Deer Plain,	Calhoun.
,Center,	De Kalb.
	Tazewell.
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Post Office.	County.
Del Rey	Iroquois
Delta	McLean
Dement Station	Ogle
Democrat	Iroquois
Denny	Warren
Derinda	Jo Daviess
DeSoto	Jackson
Detroit	Pike
DeWitt	DeWitt
Diamond Lake	Lake
Dillon	Tazewell
Doddsille	McDonough
Dixon	Lee
Dimmick	LaSalle
Dogtooth	Alexander
Dogwood	Randolph
Dolson	Clark
Dooley’s Farm.	Mclean
Dorrance	stark
Dorset	Dekalb
Douglassville	Pike
Dover	Bureau
Dowling	Macon
Downer’s Grove	DuPage
Drummond	Henderson
Drury	Rock Island
Dudley	Edgar
Dug Out	Henderson
Duncanton	White
Dundee	Kane
Dunham	McHenry
Dunleith	Jo Davit’s*
Dupage	Will
Duvuoin	Perry
Durham	Hancock
Dwight	Livingston
Eagle	LaSalle
Eagle Cliffs	Monroe
Eagle Point	Ogle
East Cambridge	Henry
East Concord	Bureau
East Paw Paw	Lee
East Wheatland	Will
Eatoa	Crawford
Edgington.	Rock Island
Edward’s Station	Peoria
Edwardsville	Madison
Ela	Lake
Elbridge	Edgar
El Dara	Pike
Elgin	Kane
Elida	Winnebago
Eliza	Mercer
Elizalbeth	Jo Daviess
Elizabethtown	Hardin
Elk Grove	Cook
Elkhart City	Logan
Elk Horn	Washington
Elk Horn Grove	Carroll
Elkton	Crawford
Ellisville	Fulton
Elliottstown	Effingham
Ellis Grove	Randolph
Ellison	Warren
Elm Grove	Adams
Elmira	Stark
Elmore	Peoria
Elm Point	Bond
Elm Tree	Hancock
Elm Wood	Peoria
Elvina	Jo Daviess
Elwood	Will
Elysium	McHenry
Emerald Point	Morgan
Eminence	Logan
Emma	White
Emmet	Lake
Empire	Whitesides
Endor	Will
English Prairie	McHenry
Enon	Bureau
Ensenada	Marion
Enterprise	Wayne
Equality	Gallatin
Erie	Whiteside
Erin	McHenry
Essex	Vermlllion
Eureka	Woodford
Evan’s Mill	Morgan
Evansville	Randolph

Post Office.	County.
Evanston	Cook
Ewing	Franklin
Ewington	Effingham
Exeter	Scott
Fairfield	Wayne
Fairview	Fulton
Faiville	LaSalle
Fair Weather	Adams
Farlow’s Grove	Mercer
Farmer’s Farm	Iroquois
Farmer’s Hall	Knox
Farmington	Fulton
Farm Ridge	LaSalle
Fayette	Green
Fayetteville	Saint Clair
Ferdinand	Mercer
Fiatt	Fulton
Fidelity	Jersey
Fieldon	Jersey
Fillmore	Montgomery
Fin Castle	Clark
Fitz Henry	Ogle
Flat Rock	Crawford
Flint	Pike
Flora	Clay
Florence	Pike
Florida	Putnam
Foreston	Ogle
Forksville	Lake
Foster’s	Marion
Fort Hill	Lake
Fountain Green	Hancock
Four Mile Grove	Lee
Four Mile Prairie	Fayette
Fox Lake	Lake
Frankfort	Franklin
Franklin	Morgan
Franklin Grove	Lee
Franconia	Richland
Fredericksville	Schuyler
Fredonia	Will
Freedom	La Salle
Freeland	Dekalb
Freemanton	Effingham
Freeport	Stephonson
Freemont Center	Lake
French Creek	Knox
French Village	St. Clair
Friend Grove	Wabash
Friendship	McDonough
Friendsville	Wabash
Fruit Hill	Shelby
Fuller’s Point	Coles
Fulton	Whitesides
Gage’s Lake	Lake
Galena	Jo Daviess
Galesborough	Knox
Gallatia	Saline
Galloway	La Salle
Galum	Perry
Galva	Henry
Gorden Plain	Whitesikes
Garken Prairie	Boone
Gardner	Grundy
Gard’s Point	Wabash
Genesee Grove	Whitesides
Gennesee	Henry
Geneva	Kane
Genoa	De Kalb
George’s Creek	Massac
Germantown	Vermillon
Germantown	Calinton
Gilead	Calhoun
Gillespie	Macoupin
Gilmer	Lake
Girard	Macoupin
Glasgow	Scott
Godfrey	Madison
Golconda	Pope
Golden’s Point	Hancock
Gooding’s Grove	Will
Grafton	Jersey
Gr’d Cote Prairie	Perry
Grand Detour	Ogle
Grand Pier	Pope
Grand Prairies	Kankakee
Grand Tower	Jackson
Grandview	Edgar
Grandville	Putnam
Grayville	White

Post Office.	County.
Greenbush	Warren
Greendale	Marion
Greenfield	Greene
Green Garden	Will
Green Ridge	Knox
Green River	Henry
Greenup	Cumberland
Greenvale	Jo Daviess
Greenville	Bond
Greenwood	McHenry
Griggsville	Pike
Grindstone	McDonough
Griswold	Hamilton
Grouse	Kane
Groveland	Tazewell
Guilford	Jo Daviess
Hadley	Will
Hadley Station	lawrence
Hagley	Cass
Hainesville	Lake
Hale	Ogle
Half Way	Lake
Hill	Franklin
Hamburgh	Calhoun
Hamilton	Hancock
Hamlet	Mercer
Hampshire	Kane
Hampton	Rock Island
Hanover	Jo Daviess
Hardin	Calhoun
Hardinsville	Crawford
Harlem	Winnebago
Harmony	McHenry
Harrisburg	Saline
Harris Grove	Jefferson
Hirrison	Winnebago
Harrisonville	Monroe
Hartland	McHenry
Havana	Mason
Hawthorn	McDonough
Hazke Dell	Cumberland
Heath Land	Henry
Hebron	McHenry
Hecker	Monroe
Helena	Peoria
Hemlo	Whitesides
Henderson	Knox
Hennepin	Putnam
Henry	Marshal
Hermitage	Coles
Hermon	Knox
Hershey’s Mill	Lawrence
Hickory	Lake
Hickory Creek	Fayette
Hickory Grove	Massac
Hickory Hill	Marion
Hickory Point	Livingston
Hick’s Mills	DeKalb
Hidalgo	Jasper
Higginsville	Vermillion
Highland	Madison
Highland	Prairie
High Point	Mercer
nigh Prairie	LaSalle
Hillsboro’	Montgomery
Hillsgrove	McDonough
Hitesville	Coles
Holderman’s Grove }	Kendall
Hollowayille	Bureau
Homer	Champaign
Hoover’s Point	Macoupin
Hope	Cook
Hopedale	Tazewell
Hopewell	Macon
Hopkin’n Grove	Wayne
Hopper’s Mills	Henderson
Hornsby	Mocoupin
Horse Creek	Will
Houston	Adams
Howard	Winnebago
Howard’s Point	Feyette
Howardsville	Stephenson
Hudson	Mclean
Hullsrord	Knox
Hunter	Boone
Huntley’s	Grove McHenry
Huntsville	Schuyler
Hurricane	Montgomery
Hutsonlle	Crawford

Post Office.	County.
Illinois City	Rock Island
Illinoistown	St.Clair
Independence	McLean
Indian Grove	Livingston
Indianola	Vermillion
Indian Prairie	Wayne
Inlustry	McDonough
Ingraham Prairie	Clay
lone	Fffingham
Ionia	Warren
Iowa	Perry
Ipava	Fulton
Ira	Jo Daviess
Iroquois	Iroquois
Island Creek	Jasper
Jackson	Stephenson
Jacksonville	Morgan
Jamestown	Clinton
Jasper	Schuyler
Jefferson	Cook
Jefferson’s Cor- ners }	Whitesides
Jericho	Kane
Jersey landings	Jersey
Jersey Prairie	Cass
Jerseyville	Jersey
Johnson	McDonough
Johnson’s Mills	Clark
Johnston	Cumberland
Jonesboro’	Union
Jones’ Creek	Randolph
Jordan	Vermillion
Jordan’s Grove	Randolph
Joliet	Will
Kane	Greene
Kanesville	Kane
Kansas	Edgar
Kappa	Woodford
Kaskaskia	Randolph
Keenville	Wayne
Keithsburg	Mercer
Kendall	Kendall
Kent	Stephenson
Kentucky	Vermillion
Kowannee	Henry
Keysburg	Pike
Keysport	Clinton
Kickapoo	Peoria
Killbuek	Ogle
Kinderhook	Pike
Kingbury	Whitesides
King’s Mills	Kane
Kingston	DeKalb
Kingston Mines	Peoria
Kishwaukee	Winnebago
Knoxville	Knox
Kossuth	Boone
Kyte Kiver	Ogle
lacey	DeKalb
La Clair	DeKalb
Lacon	Marshall
Laenna	Logan
La Fayette	Stark
LaGrange Bluff	Brown
La Harpe	Hancock
Lake	Cook
Lake Creek	Will
Lake Zurich	Lake
Lamb’s Point	Madison
Lamburgh	Iroqnois
Lamoile	Bureau
Lancaster	Cass
Lane Depot	Ogle
Lane’s X Roads	Hamilton
Laona	Winnebago
La Prairie Center	Marshal
Lawrenceville	Lawrenc
Labanon	St. Clair
Lee	Ogle
Lee Center	Lee
Leesville	Boone
Lemonte	Cook
Lena	Stephenson
Lnox	Warren
Lauzburg	St.Clair
L’Erable	Iroquois

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Post Office.	County.
Lo Roy	McLean
Lewistown	Fulton
Lexington	MeLean
Leyden	Cook
Leyden Center	Cook
Liberty	Adams
libertyville	Lake
Lillecaah	Will
Lima	Adams
Limestone	Kankakee
Lincoln	Logan
Lindenwood	Ogle
Lisbon	Kendall
Lisle	Du Page
Litchfield	Montgomery
Little Detroit	Tazwell
Little Muddy	Franklin
Little Rock	Kendall
Littleton	Schuyler
Little York	Warren
Liverpool	Fulton
Livingston	Clark
Loami	Sangamon
Lokhart	Maeon
Lookport	Will
Lodi	Clark
Logan	Edgar
Lodi Station	Kane
Loudon City	Fayette
Longbranch	Saline
lng Grove	Lake
Looking Glas	Clinton
Long Point Grove	Cumberland
Long John	Will
Long Point	Livingston
Loran	Stephenson
Louisa	Stephenson
Louisville	Clay
Lovington	Moultrie
Lowell	Lasalle
Low Point	Woodford
Lyons	Cook
Lyonsville	Cook
Lytilcsville	McLean
Lyndon	Whitesides
Lynnville	Morgan
Mackinaw	Tazewell
Macomb Me	Donough
Macon	Bateau
Magnolia	Putnam
Mahomet	Champaign
Maine	Cook
Maineville	Cook
Mainteno	Kankakee
Malugin Grove	Lee
Manchester	Scott
Mansfileld	Kendall
Maple Grove	Edwards
Maquon	Knox
Marcelline	Adams
Marey	Franklin
Marengo	McHenry
Margaretta	Clark
Marietta	Fulton
Marine	Madison
Mnrion	Will
Marian	St. Clair
Maroa	Macon
Marseilles	Lasaile
MamhaH	Clark
Martha Furnace	Hardin
Martinsburg	Pike
Martinsville	Clark
Hinrontah	St. Chair
Mattoon	Coles
Maulding’e Mills	Wayne
Kay Hill	Lee
Maysville	Clay
Mann	Grundy
McCleary’s Bluff	Wabash
MoConnell’s Gr’e	Stephen-on
McGary	Hancock
McHenry	McHenry
McLeansboro	Hamilton
Mechanicsburgh	Sangamon
Medina	Winnebago
Melrose	Clark
Mendon	Adams
Mendota	Lasalie
Meredosia	Morgan

Post Office.	County.
Mercia	Rock Island
Merona	McHenry
Metamora	Woodford
Metropolis City	Massae
Middle Fork	Fultou
Middle Grove	Fulton
Midlcport	Inquois
Middletown	Logan
Midway	Fulton
Mier	Wabash
Miles’ Station	Macoupin
Milford	Inoquois
Mill Creek Rock	Island
Millbnrn	Lake
Milledgeville	Carroll
Millersburg	Mercor
Mill Grove	Stephenson
Mills’ Prairie	Edwards
Millstadt	St. Clair
Millville	Jo Davisai
Milo	Bureau
Milroy	Knor
Miltoa	Pike
Minouk	Woodford
Minooka	Grundy
Mission Point	Lasalle
Mode	Stelby
Mokena	Will
Moline	Rock Island
Momena	Kankakee
Monee	Will
Monmouth	Warren
Montgomery	Kane
Monterey	Calhoun
Momexuaoa	Pike
Montkello	Piatt
Monument	Pike
Moore’s Prairie	Jefferson
Morlaris	Wayne
Morris	Grundy
Morristown	Henry
Mossville	Peoria
Moullunville	Madison
Mound City	Pulaski
Mount Auburn	Christian
Mount Carmel	Wabash
Mount Erie	Wayaa
Mount Hawley	Perry
Mount Hawley	Peoria
Mount Hope	McLean
Mount Langum	Iroquois
Mouul Liberty	Marion
Mount Meacham	Schuyler
Mount Morris	Ogle
Mount Palestine	Putnam
Mount Pleasant	Union
Mounti Prospect	Whitesides
Mount Pulaski	Logan
Mount sterling	Brown
Mount Summer	Jo Paview
Mount Vernon	Jefferson
Mount Zion	Woodl’ord
Moweaqua	Shelby
Mudd Creek	St. Claire
Mulberry Grove	Bond
Munroe City	Monroe
Murphyabaro	Jackson
Meyer’s Mills	Vermillion
Naausay	Kendall
Nachaosa	Lee
Naperville	Du Page
Naples	Scott
Nashville	Washington
Nauvoo	Hancock
Neapolis	Shelby
Kepoiuet	Bureau
Nevada	Stephenson
Newark	Kendall
New Baltimore	Wayne
New Bedford	Bureau
Newbern	Jersey
New Boston	Mercer
New Bremen	Cook
Noiv Clyde	White-ides
Newell	Vermillion
New Erin	Stephenson
New Franklin	Wayne
New Gaataase	Whitesides
New Hartford	Pike
New Haven	Gallatin

Post Office.	County.
New Hebron	Crawford
Nelson	Effiingham
New Hope	Wabash
New Lancaster	Warren
New Lebanon	Do	Kalb
New Liberty	Pope
New Massilloa	Wayne
New Maysville	Pike
Pew Michiganl	Livingston
New Milford	WinnebagO
New Plato	Kane
New Bedford	Lake
Neios	Calhoun
New Salem	Pike
Kewton	Jasper
New Frier	Cook
Now Virgil	Kane
Ney De	Kalb
Wright’s Prairie	Hamilton
Niles	Cook
Noble	Richland
No Crove	Lasalle
Nora	Jo Daviess
Northfield	Cook
North Fork	Vermillion
North Hampton	Peoria
North Henderson	Mercer
North Kingston	De Kalb
North Plate	Kane
North Prairie	Knox
Northville	Lasalle
Norton	Tazewell
Norway	Lasalle
Noyesville	Cook
Oak Hill	Lake
Oakland	Coles
Oakulla	Iroquois
Oblong	Crawford
Oconee Station	Shelby
Osceeola	Stark
Odell	Livingatoa
O’Fallon Depot	St. Clair
Ogle	Ogle
Ogle Station	Lee
Ohio	Bunnww
Ohio Farm	Kendall
Ohio Grove	De Kalb
Okaw	Washington
Old Farm	Larmnot
Old Ripley	Bond
Olena	Henderson
Olive	Lawrence
Oneco	Stephenson
Olney	Richland
Ouargo	Iroquois
Onega	Marion
Onewa	Knox
potario	Knox
Ophir	Lasale
Oquawka	Henderson
Orange Prairie	Peoria
Oraugeville	Stephenson
Oregon	Ogle
Orion	Henry
Orlnd	Cook
Orfeani	Mofgaa
Onage	Franklin
Ostend	McHenry
Oswego	Kendall
Otseg	Lake
Ottawa	Lasalle
Otter Creek	Jersey
Otto	Fulton
Owaneco	Christian
Oxbow	Putnam
Oxford	Henry
Paddock’s Grove	Madtaoa
Padua	McLean
Paine’s Depot	Ogle
Palatine	Cook
Palestine	Crawford
Palo Alto	Hamilton
Paloma	Adams
Palos	Cook
Pana	Christian
Panola Station	WoodfoH
Panther Creek	Cass
Paradise	Coles
Paris	Edgar
Parkensburg	Richard

Post Office.	County.
Park’s Corners	Boone
Patoka	Marion
Pavilion	Kendall
Paw Paw Grove	Lee
Payson	Adams
Poarl	Pike
Pecatontn	Winnebago
Pekin	Tazewell
Pellonia	Massac
Pennsylvania	Rock Island
Pera Station	Champaign
Perkin’s Grove	Bureau
Perry	Pike
Perrytown	Mercer
Persifer	Knox
Peru	Lasallo
Pesotum	Champaign
Petersburg	Menard
Petty’s	Lavrrewoo
Peoria	Peoria
Phillipstown	White
Piasa	Macoupin
Picayune	Warren
Pierce	Will
Pierceville	De Kalb
Pilot	Vermillion
Pilot Grove	Hancock
Pilot Hill	Mason
Pinkneyvillo	Perry
Pingree Grave	Kane
Pink Prairie	Henry
Pin Oak	Wayne
Pisgah	Greene
Piiman	Adams
Piltsfield	Pike
Plainfleld	Will
Plain View	Macoupin
Plano	Kendall
Plato	Iroquois
Platteville	Kendall
Pleasant Hill	Pike
Pleasni Plains	Sangaxnon
Pleasant Ridge	Rock Island
Pleasant Shade	Franklin
Pleasant Vale	Pike
Pleasant Valley	Jo Iiaviess
Pleaaaat View	Schuyler
Plum	Cook
Plum Hill	Washington
Plumltiver	Jo Paviem
Plymouth	Hancock
Pocahontas	Bond
Point Pleasant	Champaign
Polo	Ogle
Pontiac	Livingston
Poutoosae	Hancock
Pope Creek	Mercer
Poplar Grove	Boone
Port Byron	Rock Island
Port Clinton	Lake
Portland	Whitesides
Prairie Bird	Shelby
Prairie City	McDonough
Prairie Creek	Logan
Prairie De Loug	St. Clair
Prairie Du Rocher }	Randolph
Prairie Hill	Will
Prairie Monad	Fayettfl
Prarieville	Rock Iiland
Preiinption	Mercer
Preston	Randolph
Princeton	Bureau
Princeviile	Peoria
Prophetstown	Whitesides
Prospect	Lee
Providence	Bureau
Piwski	Cook
Pulaki	Hancock
Quincy	Adams
Quiver	Mason
Racoon	Marion
Raleigh	Saline
Remany	Fayette
Randolph’s Grove }	McLean
Raneyabnfg	Washington
Rattlemaka	White
Heading	Livingston
Rector	Hamilton

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Post Office.	County.
Red Bud	Randolph
Renault	Monroe
Rhoadea Point	Macoupin
Rich	Cook
Richardson	Vermillion
Richfield	Adams
Richland	Sangamon
Richmond Grove	Mercer
Richmond	McHenry
Rich view	Washington
Ridue Farm	Vermillion
Ridgeley	Madison
Ridotta	Stephensou
Riley	McHenry
Ringgold	Cook
Kingword	McHonry
Ronosa	Iroquois
Ripley	Brown
Risdon	st. Clair
Rising Sun	Macoupin
Robins’ Nest	Peotio
Robinson	Crawford
Kobinson’s Mills	Menard
Rochester	Saugamon
Rochester Mills	Wabash
Rock	Pope.
Kockbridge	Greene
Rock Creek	Carroll
Rockford	Winnebago
Rock Grove	Stephenson
Rockport	Pike
Rockport	Stepbenson
Rocksong	Winnebago
Rolandville	Kaukakee
Roland	White
Roma	Jefferson
Romeo Farms	Peoria
Romeo	McHenry
Rook’s Creek	Livingston
Roscoe	Winnebago
Roscoe Station	Winnebago
Rose Bud	Marshall
Kose Hill	Peoria
Rose Hill	Jasper
Rosemond	Christian
Roseville	Warren
Rosiclare	Hardin
Ross’ Grove	De Kalb
Rough & Ready	De Kalb
Round Grove	Whitesides
Ruark	Lawrenoe
Ruma	Randolph
Rural Retreat	Coles
Rash	Joe Daviees
Rushaway	Menard
Rushville	Mehuyler
Russelville	Lawrence
Ruthsville	M’tgemery
Rutland		Kane
Sacton	Clark
Sagone	Du Page
Saint Anne	Kaukakee
Saint Augustine	Fulton
St. Francisville	Laweence
Saint Jacob	Madison
Saint Josephs	Clampaign
Saint Marie	Jasper
Saint Marys	Hancock
Salm	Marion
Salisbury	Saugamon
Saline	will
Haline Mills	Gallatin
Sammon’s Point	Kaukakee
Sand Creek	Shelby
Sandoval	Marion
Sandwich	De Kalb
Sandy Ridge	Grundy
Sangamon	Macon
Santa Anna	De Witt
Santa Fe	Alexander
Sarahsville	Will
Savanna	Carroll
Saxon	Henry

Post Office.	County.
Scales Mound	Jo Daviess
scott	La Salle
Scottville	Macoupin
Selfridgeville	Will
Selma	McLean
Serena	La Salle
Senex	McLean
Seward’s	Kendall
Seward’s Point	Kendall
Shabbona’s Grove }	De kalb
Sharon	Whitesides
Sharon	Whitesides
Schaumburgh	Cook
Shawnectown	Gallatin
Shaw’s Point	Macoupin
Sheffield	Bureau
Shelburn	Lee
Sheldon’s Crore	Sehulyler
Shelby Station	Bureau
Shelbyville	shelby
Sherburneville	Will
Shipman	Macoupin
Shokokon	Henderson
Sidney	Champaign
Silver Creek	Stephenson
Simoda	Kankakee
Sbvckwater	Stark
Smithton Saint	Clair
Smithville	Peoria
Smnoot’s Point	Menard
Sodom	Champaign
Sodorum	Champaign
Solon Mills	McHenry
Somerset	Saline
Somonank	De kalb
South America	Saline.
South Grove De	Kulb
South Hampton	Gallatin
Southampton	Peoria
South Xortkfield	Cook
South port	Peoria
Sparta	Randolph
Spencer	Hill
Spring Bay	Woodford
Spring Creek	McPonough
Springfield	Sangamon
Spring Garden	Jefifeson
Spring Grove	Warren
Spring Hill	Whitesides
Spring Lake	Tazewelll
Spring Valley	Carroll
Springville	Coles
Squaw Grove	De Kalb
St. Albans	Hancock
Starfield	Peoria
Staunton	Macoupin
St. Charles	Kane
Steele’s Mills	Randolph
sterling	Whitewdea
Steuben	Marshall
stiflesville	Crawford
Stockton Jo	Ja Daviess
Stone’s Prairie	Adams
Stoningtown	Clristian
Stout’s Grove	McLean
Strasburgh	Cook
Stringtown	Richland
Sublette	Lee
Sugar Greek	Will
Sugar Urovt	Kane
Sullivan	Moutrie
sulphur Springs	Will
Summerfiled	Saint Clair
Summer Hill	Pike
Summerville	Peoria
Summum	Fulton
Sumner	Lawrance
Sunbeam	Mercer
Sunbury	Livingston
Suttorn’s Point	Clay
Swan Creek	Warren
sweet Water	Menard
Sycamore	De Kalb

Post Office.	County.
Svlva	Sehuyler
Sylvandale	Hancock
Table Grove	Fulton
Tarusah	Christian
Talcott’s Ferry	Rock Island
Tanmaroa	Perry
Taylor	Ogle
Taylorsville	Christian
Ten Mile Grove	Vermillion
Tennesse	McDonough
Teutopolis	Effingham
Texas	Randolph
Thebes	Alexander
Thornton	Cook
Thornton station	Cook
Timber	Peorie
Time	Peoria
Tiskilva	Bureau
Toledo	Union
Tolona	Champaign
Toluca	Madison
Tunica	La Salle
Toulon	Stark
Towanda	McLean
Towertown	Cumberland
Tremoat	Tazewell
Trenton	Clinton
Tivoli	Peoria
Troy	Madison
Troy Grove	La Salle
Troy Mills	Fulton
Truro	Knox
Truxton	Bureau
Tunbridge	De Witt
Turner	Du Page
Tyler	Winnebago
Uba	Piatt
Udina	Kane
Ullin	Pulaski
Union	McHenry
Union Grove	Whitesides
Uniontown	Knox
Unity	Alexander
Upper Alton	Madiera
Opp. Embarrass	Coles
Urbana	Champaign
Urbaae	Jaoksn
Ursa	Adams
Ustiek	Whitesides
Utah	Warren
Utica	La Salle
Valley Forge	Pnlaski
Van Buren	De Kalb
Vaadalia	Fayette
Venice	Madlaeo
Vergennes	Jackson
Wnnilliouville	la .-alle
Vermont	Fulfil
Vernon	Crawford
Versailles	Brown
Victoria	Knox
Vienna	Johnson
Vietta	Grundy
Virden	Macoupin
Virgil	Kulttm
Virginia	Cass
Wabash	Wayne
Wabaah Valley	Clark
Waddam’s Grove	Stepheson
Wakefield	Richland
Wales	Ogle
Walker’sGrore	Mason
Walker’s Neck	Brown
Wallingford	will
Wallridge	Pulaski
Walnut	Bureau
Walnut Grove	Knox
Walnut Hill	Marion
Walnut Shade	Pope
Walshville	M’tgonury
Waltham	La Salle
Wapello	De.Witt
Ward’s Grove	Jo Daviess

Post Office.	County.
Warren	Jo Daviess
Warriusville	Du Page
Warrenton	Lake
Warsaw	Hancock
Washbum	Marshall
Washington	Tiuewell
Wataga	Knox
Waterloo	Monroe
Wankegan	Lake
Wauconda	Morgane
Waverly	Morgan
Waverly Station	La Salle
Wayland	Schuyler
Wayne	Du Page
Wayneaville	De Witt
Webb’s lrairie	Frinklin
Webirter	Hancock
Wellington	Lake
Wenoaa Station	Marshall
Wentworth	lake
Wesley City	Tazewell
Western Sara- toga }	Union
Westfleld	Clark
West Hebron	McHenry
West Hebroy	Stark
Westminster	Shelby
West Northfield	Cock
Weston	Jo Daviess
West Salem	Edwards
West Urbana	Champaign
West Wheeling	Cook
Wethersfield	Henry
Wetweather	Jasper
Wheailand	Will
Wheaton	Du Page
Wheeling	Cook
Whitclield	Marshall
White Hall	Greene
White Oak Springs }	Brown
White Rock	Ogle
Wikekliffe	Cook
Wilkesborongh	MeLean
Williamsburg	De Kalb
Williamsville	Sagamon
Wilmington	Will
Willow Creek	Lee
Willow Hill	Jasper
Winchester	Scott
Winlfield	Du Page
Winneshiek	Stephenaon
Winslow	Stejilienson
Winthrop	Kane
Wiona	Bureau
Woolsboro	Mtgomety
Woodlnirn	Macoupin
Wo bury	Cumberland
WoodHand	Schuyler
Woodslow	Fangand
Woosung	Ogle
Woodville	Adams
Worth	Cook
Worthington	Jackson
Wooilville	Adams
Worth	Cook
Worthington	Jackson
Wyanet	Bureau
Wayne Center	Du Pages
Wyoming	Stark
Wythe	Hancock
Xenia	Clay
Yellow Creek	Steyhenson
Yellowhea Grove }	Kaukakee
York	Craford
York Center	Crawford
York town	Pureau
Young	McDonough
Young America	Warren
Zabriskie	De Wilt
Zale	Jasper
Zanesville	M’tgomery
Zif	Wayne
Zion	Morgan

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Iowa.
Post Office.	County.
Abingdon	Jefferson
Abseecom	Jefferson
Adair	Adair
Adel	Dallas
Afton	Union
Agency City	Wapello
Agricola	Mahaska
Albany	Appanoose
Albia	Monroe
Albion	Marshall
Albright’s	Des Moines
Alden	Hardin
Algona	Kossuth
Allen’s Grove	Scott
Alma	Dubuque
Altona	Louisa
Alpine City	Wapello
Amboy	Washington
Ambrosia	Lee
Amity	Scott
Anamosa	Jones
Andrew	Jackson
Apple Grove	Polk
Arbor Hill	Adair
Argo	Lucas
Arnoldsville	Howard
Ashland	Wapello
Ashton	Monona
Aspinwall	Dubuque
Atalissa	Muscatine
Attica	Marion
Auburn	Mahaska
Augusta	Des Moines
Austin	Fremont
Avery	Monroe
Bailey’s Ford	Delaware
Barciay	Black Hawk
Bartlitteville	Clark
Batavia	Jefferson
Bear Creek	Poweshiek
Bear Grove	Guthrie
Bear Grove	Butler
Bedford	Taylor
Beclar’s Grove	Floyd
Belle Fountain	Makaska
Bellevue	Jackson
Belmond	Wright
Bennington	Marion
Benton City	Benton
Beaton’s Port	Van Buren
Bethlehem	Wayne
Beulah	Benton
Big Mouud	Lee
Big Rock	Scott
Birmingham	Van Buren
Bladenburg	Wapello
Blakesburg	Wapello
Blakevilie	Blackllawk
Bloomfield	Davis
Bloomington	Polk
Blue Grass	Scott
Blue River	Shelby
Bluff Creek	Mahaska
Bluffton	Winneshiek
Bonaparte	Van Buren
Roone	Dallas
Boonesboro	Boone
Boon Spring	Clinton
Border Plain	Webster
Boulder	Linn
Rowen’s Prairie	Jones
Boyer	Pot’wat’me
Boyer River	Crawford
Badford	Chickasaw
Bran lon	Buchanan
Bridgeport	Jackson
Brighton	Washington
Brookfield	Clinton
Bookville	Jefferson
Bush Creek	Fayette
Buena Vista	Clinton
Buffalo Grove	Buchanan
Buncombe	Dubuque
Burgess	Clinton

Post Office.	County.
Business Corner	Van Buren
Butler	Keokuk
Butler Center	Butler
Caledonia	Ringgold
Calhoun	Harrison
Calmar	Winneshiek
Camargo	Lee
Cambria	Wayne
Cambiidge	Story
Canton	Jackson
Capoli	Allemakee
Cardiff	Mitchell
Carlisle	Warren
Carthage	Johnson
Cuscade	Dubuque
Castalia	Winneshiek
Castle Grove	Jones
Cedar	Cedar
Cedar Falls	BlackHawk
Cedar Grove	Lucas
Cedar Rapids	Linn
Cedar Valley	BlarkHawk
Center	Page
Center Grove	Muscatine
Center Point	Linn
Center Valley	Allemakee
Centreville	Appanoose
Ceutralia	Dubuque
CerroGordo	Mills
Channingville	Dubuque
Chariton	Lucas
Charleston	Lee
Charlotte	Clinton
Chatham	Buchanan
Chequist	Davis
Chickasaw	Chiekasaw
Chiilicothe	Wapello
Cincinnati	Appanoose
Clarinda	Page
Clay	Washington
Clayton	Clayton
Clear Lake City	Cerro Gordo
Clermont	Fayette
Clinton	Clinton
Clio	Wayne
Cobb	Jackson
Coffin’s Grove	Delaware
Cold Water	Delaware
Colony	Delaware
Columbia	Marion
Columbus City	Louisa
Competine	Wapello
Concord	Louisa
Cono	lowa
Capi	Johnson
Cora	Mitchell
Corn Hill	Fayette
Cory	Fremont
Corydon	Wayne
Cottage Hill	Dubuque
Cottonviili	Jackson
Council Bluffs	Pot’wat’mie
Council Hill	Clayton
Cox Creek	Clayton
Crawfordsville	Washington’
Croton	Lee
Cuba	Monroe
Dahlonega	Wapello
Dakotah	Webster
Dallas	Marion
Danville	Des Moines
Davenport	Scott
Davis’ Creek	Washington
Dawsonsburg	Fremont
Dayton	Iowa
Decatur	Decatur
Decorah	Winueshiek
Deep River	Poweshiek
Delhi	Delaware
Denmark	Lee
De Witt	Clinton
Dixon	Scott
Dodgeville	Des Moines
Dorrville	Warren

Post Office.	County.
Burk	Benton
Burlington	Des Moines
Burr Oak	Winneshiek
Douglas	Fafayette
Downard	w a
Downey	Cedar
Drakesville	Davis
Dry Creek	L nn
Duane	Jones
Dubuque	Dubuque
Durango	Dubuque
Dutch Creek	Washington
Dyersville	Dubuque
East Grove	Henry
Eddyville	Wapello
Eden	Fayette
Edinburgh	Jones
Edna	Cass
Eldora	Hardin
El Dorado	Fayette
Elgin	Fayette
Eliza	Black Hawk
Elkader	Clayton
ElkGrove	Hancock
Elkport	Clayton
Elk River	Clinton
Elk Run	Black Hawk
Elliot	Jasper
Ellisdale	Pot’wat’mie
Elm Springs	Butler
Elvira	Clinton
Ely	Marion
Emeline	Jackson
Engl. Settlement	Marion
Enterprise	Black Hawk
Epworth	Dubuque
Erin	Buchanan
Exira	Audubon
Fairbank	Buchanan
Fairfleld	Jefferson
Fairport	Munscatine
Fairview	Jones
Farmersburgh	Clayton
Farmer’s Creek	Jackson
Farmington	Van Buren
Fillmore	Dubuque
Fontainebleau	Harrison
Fontanelle	Adair
Flint	Mahaska
Florence	Mills
Floris	Davis
Floyd	Floyd
Ford’s Grove	Linn
Forest City	Winebago
Forestville	Delaware
Forfax	Linn
Fort Atkinson	Winneshiek
Fort Des Moines	Polk
Fort Dodge	Webster
Fort Madison	Lee
Fort Plain	Warren
Franklin	Dertur n
Franklin Center	Leca
Frank Pierce	Joe on
Frankville	Whnsshieke
Freedom	Winne
Frel	Polay
Freeland	Lucas
Freeman	Floyd
Freeport	Winneshiek
Fremont	Mahaska
French Creek	Allemakee
Frink’s Grove	Buchanan
Fryeburgh	Wright
Fulton	Jackson
Gainesborough	Van Buren
Garden Grove	Depatur
Garnaville	Clayton
Garry Owen	Jackson
Gaston	Fremont
Georgetown	Monroe
Garmanville	Jefferson
Gilard	Clayton
Gilmantown	Fleyd

Post Office.	County.
Glasgow	Jefferson
Glassnevin	Dubuque
Glenn’s	Clark
Glenwood	Mills
Gold Field	Wright
Goshen	Story
Gosport	Marion
Gower’s Ferry	Cedar
Grand Meadow	Clayton
Grand Mound	Clinton
Grand River	Wayne
Grand View	Louisa
Grandville	Mahaska
Gravity	Taylor
Gray’s Creek	Monroe
Greely’s Grove	Buchanan
Greene	Wapello
Green Bay	Lee
Green Hill	Delaware
Greenwille	Lucas
Grove Creek	Delaware
Grundy Center	Grundy
Guthrie Center	Guthrie
Guttenburg	Clayton
Gwinville	Benton
Half Way Prairie	Monroe
Hamilton	Marion
Hamlin Grove	Audubon
Hammondsb’gh	Warren
Handsome View	Warren
Hardin	Allemakee
Hardin City	Hardin
Harmony	Jefferson
Harrison	Louisa
Hartford	Warren
Hartwick	Delaware
Harwell	Cedar
Hawk Eye	Des Moines
Hawleysville	Page
Hazle Green	Delaware
Hibbaville	Appanoone
Hickory Grove	Jackson
Hickory Point	Clark
Higginsport	Jackson
High Grove	Clayton
Highland	Clayton
Highland Grove	Jones
Hillsborough	Henry
Holladay’s	Adair
Home	Van Buren
Homer	Webster
Homestead	Iowa
Honey Creek	Clayton
Honey Grove	Cedar
Hopeville	Clark
Hopewell	Mahaska
Hopkinton	Delaware
Huron	Des Moines
Icarin	Adams
Iconium	Appanoose
Illyria	Fayezte
Independence	Buchanan
Indianapolis	Mahaska
Indian Creek	Mills
Indianola	Warren
Indian Town	Tama
Ingraham	Mills
Ireland	Cedar
Ion	Allemakee
Iowa City	Johnson
Iowaville	Van Buren
Ironistan	Cass
Iron Hills	Jackson
Jacksonville	Chickasaw
Jamestown	Howard
Jaynesville	Bremen
Jeddo City	Harrison
Jonnieton	Iowa
Johnson	Jones
Johnson Settlement }	Kossuth
Johnstown	Apponoose
Jona	Marion
Jone	Iowa

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Post Office.	County.
Julien	Dubuque
Keokuk	Lee
Keosauqua Van	Buren
Kings	Union
Kingston	Dos Moineg
Kinisaw	Tama
Kirkville	Wapello
Knox	Blawk Hawk
Knoxviile	Marion
Koasntb	Des Koinei
Ktttxbi	Iowa
Lacona	Warren
Lactin	Cedar
Lafayette	Linn
La Grange	Lucas
La Motte	Jackson
Lancaster	Keokuk
Lansing	Allemakeo
La Porte	Clark
Laporte City	Black	Hawk
Laredo	Mahaska
Lebanon	Van Buren
Le Clair	Scott
Le Grand	Marshall
Leo	Fayette
Leon	Decatur
Leoni	Butler
Lewis	Cass
Libertyville	Jefferson
Lima	Fayette
Lime Spring	Howard
Limestone	Des Moines
Linn Grove	Scott
Lintou	Des Moines
Linbon	Linn
little Port	Clayton
Lockridge	Jefferson
Lovilia	Monroe
Lovell	Henry
Lura	Cass
Lybrand	Allemakee
Lycurgus	Allemakee
Lynn	Warren
Lynnville	Jasper
Lyons	Clinton
Macedonia	Pot’wat’iuie
Madison	Jones
Magnolia	Harrison
Makee	Allemakee
Manchester	Delaware
Manti	Fremont
Maquokcta	Jarkson
Maruellus	Washington
tfarengo	Iowa
Marietta	Marshall
Miirion	Linn
Marshall	Henry
Marshalltown	Marshall
Martiu’s Ranch	Harrison
Martinsburg	Keokuk
Marysville	Benton
Mason City	Cerro Gordo
Massillon	Cedar
McGregor’s Landing }	Clayton
McKissack’s Grove }	Fremont
Melpine	Muacatine
Memphis	Ammuboom
Mennon	Marion
Middle River	Madison
Midiltown	Des Moines
Midway	Polk
Millfurd	Clark
Millcray	Dubuque
Millsburg	Iowa
Millville	Clayton
Milton	Van Buren
Min-ral Ridge	Boone
Mondieu	Linn
Moneek	Winneshul
Momnouth	Jackson
Monroe	Jasper
Monterey	Davis
MontpeUtt	Warrfri
Montrose	Lee
Moravia	Appanoose

Post Office.	County.
Morfordsville	Johnson
Morformon Hill	Marshall
Morning Sun	Louisa
Morrinburgh	Guthrin
Moscow	Muscatine
Uouut Algor	Jackson
fount Ayr	Ringgold
Hount Calvary	Davis
Mount Hope	Delaware
Mount Joy	scott
Hount Plesaut	Henry
Mount Sterling	Van Buren
Mount Vernou	Linn
Muscatine	Museatine
National	Clayton
Nautrill	Bremer
Necott	Linn
Nem Con	Madison
Nevada	Story
Newbern	Marion
Jew Boston	Lee
New Buda	Deciitur
Newport Center	Johnson
New Hampton	Chitrkasaw
New Liberty	Scott
New London	Henry
New Market Van	Buren
New Oregon	Howard
Newport	Johnson
New Stynd	Claytou
Newton	Jasper
New Vienna	Dubuque
Nine Eagles	Decatur
North Branch	Madison
North Knglinh	Iowa
Northfleld Des	Moines
North Liberty,	Johnson
North Skunk River }	Jasper
Nottingham	Davii
Nugent’s Groye	Liun
Oak Grore	Linn
Oakland	Dubuque
Onkland	Henry
Oakland Mills	Henry
Oak Point	Van Buren
Oak Spring	Davis
Oceola	Clark
Ola	Tama
Old Mieeion	Winneihiek
Olean	Keokuk
Onion Groye	Cedur
Orange	Clinton
Oriou	Fayette
Oro	M’tgomory
Orvillc	Mitehell
Ottawa	Clark
Otter Creek	Jackson
Ottumwa	Wapello
Oskaloosa	Mahaska
Osprey M	Monroe
Ossian	Allcmakee
Owen’s Grore	Cerro Gordo
Oxford	Johnson
Oxark	Jackson
Paint Rock	Allemakee
Parkersburg	Butler
Ozark	Johnson
Palmyra	Warren
Palo	Linn
Pain Alto	Louiss.
Pameko	Van Buren
Panther Creek	Clayton
Parrish	Des Moines
Peck’s Ferry	Clayton
Pedee	Cedar
Pella	Marion
Penora	Guthrie
Pcoria	Mahaska
Peoria City	Polk
Peru	Madison
Petersville	Union
Philadelphia	Van Buren
Ptallo	Union
Pierce	Jones
Pike	Muscatine
Pilot Grove	Lee
Pin Oak	Dubuque
Pine	Buchanan
Pioneer Grove	Cedar

Post Office.	County.
Pittsburg	Van Buren
Plasneville	Warren
Platt	Union
Pleasant Grove	Des Moinea
Pleasant Hill	Cedar
Pleasant Plane	Jefferaon
Pleasautville	Marion
PlcasantValley	Scott
Pluin Creek	Delaware
Plum Spring	Delaware
Plymouth Rock	Winnoshiek
Point Isabelle	Wapidlo
Poughkeepsie	Hardiu
Polk City	Polk
Polk Piicinet	Breiner
Port Allen	Louisa
Portland	Van Buren
Port Louis	Louisa
Pottevitte	Alleniakee
Pottsville	Washington
Poultney	De aware
Prairie Creek	Iowa
Preparation	Monona
Princeton	Scott
Primrose	Lee
Prospect Hill	Linn
Pulaski	Davis
Pymosa	Cass
Pyra	Warren
Quatqueton	Buchanan
Queen’s Point	Madisou
Quincy	Adams
Rapids	Boone
Bavenwopd	Shelby
Redding	Ringold
Redman	Tama
Red Oak	Cedar
Red Rock	Marion
Reedsville	Marshall
Richland	Keokuk
Richmond	Washington
Ripley	Floyd
Rising Sun	Polk
River Side	Boone
Riverton	Floyd
Kocheitcr	Cedar
Roekford	Floyd
Rccksylvania	Hardin
Rorkville	Deleware
Rolley	Jaekson
Rome	Henry
Ross Hill	Mahasta
Rosette	Cedar
Bora Grove	M’tgomery
Rossville	Allemakee
Round Grove	Scott
Sabula	Jaekson
Saint Ansgar	Milchell
Saint Charles	Madison
Saint Donat us	Jackson
Saint Julian	Liuu
Saint Marys	Linn
Salem	Henry
Saliua	Jeffrson
Salt Creek	Davis
Savannah	Davis
Sciola	M’tgomery
Soltch Grove	Jones
Scott	Mahaska
Satgeant’s Bluff	Woodbury
Seventy eight	Johnson
S’Vfnty seven	Johnson
Sharon	Appauoose
Shelby	Clarke
Shelbyville	Shelby
Shell Rock	Butler
Shell Rock Falls Cerro	Gordo
Shutyville	Johnson
Sidney	Fremont
Sigourney	Keokuk
Sioux City	Woodbury
Smithland	Woodbury
Solon	Johnson
South English	Keokuk
South Flint	Des Moiucs
South Fork	Wayuo
Spring Brook	Jackson
Rpridg Dala	Cedar
Springfield	Keokuk
Spring Grove	Linn

Post Office.	County.
Spring Rock	Clinton
Spring Run	Louisa
Springville	Linn
Spruce Mills	Jackaon
Steady Run	Keokuk
Steamboat Rock	Hardin
Sterling	Jackson
Stiles	Davis
Strawberry Point }	Clayton
Strawbry Hill	Muscatine
String Prairie	Lee
Strlngtown	Davis
Sugar Grove	Poweshiek
Snllivau	Jackson
Suiimur Hill	Jackson
Summerset	Polk
Sumnntville	Lee
Swecds Point	Boone
Sweetland Center }	Muscatine
Tabor	Fremont
Tallahoma	Lucas
Tamarille	Tama
Tarkio	Page
Taylor	Davis
Taylor Hill	Grundy
Taylor’s Grove	Benton
Taylorsville	Fayette
Terry’s	Marion
Timber Creek	Mahaska
Tipton	Cedar
Tivoli	Dubuque
Toledo	Tama
Toolsborough	Louisa
Toronto	Clinton
Tower Hill	Deleware
Trenton	Henry
Troy	Davis
Twin Spring	Winneshiek
Union Mills	Matitlri
Union Prairie	Allcmakee
Uuiontviwn	Delaware
Uuionville	Appaucose
Upton	Van Huran
Utica	Van Buren
Valley	Washington
Valley	Farm Linn
Van Buren	Jeckson
Vandal	Jasper
Vega	Henry
Vernon	Van Buren
Veruou Springs	Howard
Victor	Poweshick
Vinton	Benton
Viola	Delaware
Virginia Grove	Louisa
Volga City	Clayton
Volney	Allemakee
Wahagbbousy	Mills
Walnut	Jefferson
Walnut Creek	Polk
Walnut Fork	Jones
Walnut Grove	Scott
WalnutGrove Mills }	Pot’Wat’mie
Wapello	Louisa
Warren	Lee
Warsaw	Wavne
Washington	Wahington
Wassonviile	Washington
Waterford	Jackson
Waterloo Black	Hawk
Watirvilln	Alldmakee
Waucoma	Fayette
Waverly	Bremer
Wawkon	Allemakee
Wayne	Henry
Webster	Keokuk
Webster City	Webster
Well’s Landing	Dubuque
Will’s Mills	Appauoose
Welton	Clinton
West Brnnrh	Cedar
Wrat Buffalo	Scott
Westfirld	Fayette
West Grov	Davis
West	Muscatinc
West Point	Lee
West Union	Fayette

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Post Office.	County.
Wexford	Allemakee
Wheeling	Marion
While Cloud	Mills
White Breast	Clark
Wickliffe	Jackson
Willoghby	Butler
Willson’s Ford	Allemakee

Post Office.	County.
Wimer’s Mills	Keokuk
Winchester	Van Buren
Windham	Johnson
Windsor	Fayette
Winfleld	Henry
Winneshiek	Winneshie
Winternset	Madison

Post Office.	County.
Wiscotta	Dallas
Wolcott	Soott
Woodbine	Harison
Woodbridge	Cedar
Wooster	Jefferson
Wyoming	Jones
Xenia	Hardin

Post Office.	County.
Yattnn Settle- ment }	Clayton
Yatton	Wnshington
Yellow Spring	DesMoines
Vork	Delaware
Zwingli	Jackson

Licensed Pilots.

Upper Mississippi.
Jno. M.Little, .
JohnManly, .
J. N.Thrasher, .
AbsalomGrimes, .
ThomasDouglass, .
Jas. H.Parker, .
Elias A.Owens, .
W.Blakely, .
Thos. H.Taylor, .
LewisClaymore, .
Bphraim F.Owens, .
Jas.Coleman, .
Isaac N.Wagoner, .
CorneliusFaulkner, .
Wm.William W.Allen, .
Geo. W.Lenox, .
LeonardJones, .
LouisMoran, .
Wm.William O.Hall, .
H. B.West, 
Wm.William H.Briggs, .
HoratioBlaksley, .
Wm.William H.Humphries, .
Chas.Davis, .
Thos. T.Rabey, .
John A.Williams, .
Levi R.Williams, .
F. D.Parkinson, .
Wm.WilliamRobbins, .
E. P.Parker, .
StephenMartel, .
G. B.Hughart, .
Wm.William B.Richardson, .
Chas. J.Stanton, .
Loyd F.Felt, .
Wm.William P.Hight, .
Wm.William D.Daughe, .
Hugh L.White, .
SamuelKirkham, .
Wm.William H.Capp, .
DavidTippton, .
Richard C.Stephens, .
DanielWright, .
JohnManley, .
JohnCarroll, .
J. F.Glenn, .
Thos. F.Perdeau, .
HenryWhite, .
C. V.Willman, .
E. B.Goll, .
C D.Mulford, .
EdwardCalahan, .
WashingtonHight, .
Isaac G.Gellon, .
Wm.William A.Goll, .
JohnMcGennis, .
John B.Goll, .
Wm.William M.Owens, .
Oscar M.Ruby, .
Jno. P.Clark, .
EgbertWilliams, .
Jas. W.Mullen, .
Jno. G.Jackson, .
JeffersonBrown, .
S. A.McPbeeters, .
RichardMcGinnis, .
Wm.WilliamWood, .
Thos. B.Amos, .
Jas. C.McGinnis, .
PeterLindell, .
John H.Burk, .
JohnMaloney, .
Wm.William F.Parker, .
Wm.WilliamHoliday, .
Phineas B.Dickson, .
EdmuodGray, .
Wm.WilliamMassie, .
Thos. F.Parker, .
AlfredMonkuh, .
Wm.WilliamLindell, .
JamesWilson, .
Calvin H.Pratt, .
S. S.Mattison, .
Thos G.Boon, .
Wm.WilliamSehoolfield, .
AlbertWempner, .
John L.Thornton, .
D. S.Harris, .
Jno.King, .
A. G.Van Pelt, .
Philip P.Porter, .
J. N.Montgomery, .
Alfred S.Lightner, .
Wm.William H.Blodget, .
PeterMaun, .
H. S.Montgomery, .
Robt.Wright, .
J. H.Campbell, .
Wm.William A.Mattison, .
JepthaDickson, .
SanuelCurtess, .
D. R.Asbury, .
Benj.Gregg, .
Geo.Shaw, .
Chas. H.Lawson, .
DavidBerry, .
AramGrammer, .
Wm.William A.Gregory, .
Wm.WilliamMcGinnis, .
Job M.Wing, .
Benj. T.Lightfoot, .
MilesBrock, .
MilesGrammer, .
SamuelHart, .
A. D.Laclare, .
H.Lee, .
Thos.Ward, .
Wilford P.Hale, .
L. W.Moore, .
AdolRoot, .
Wm.William E.Gere, .
A. T.Jackson, .
N. W.Parker, .
John M.Little, .
A. L.Carter, .
FranklinBurnett, .
John D.Lisle, .

Low’r Mississippi.
Z.Leaveuworth, .
JohnZeigler, .
Chas. S.Devine, .
Wm.WilliamMolloy, .
John H.Bark, .
Jas. B.Homans, .
Chas. M.Scott, .
F. M.Cayton, .
Wm.WilliamMundy, .
S. N.Wyle, .
Wm.WilliamTingley, .
Calvin H.Pratte, .
JohnBarclay, .
Jno.Harbison, .
Joseph T.Sutton, .
Wm.WilliamFarris, .
Alex.Criddle, .
J. A.Stephenson, .
JohuElliott, .
Henry A.Ealer, .
Jno. C.Watson, .
RobertKey, .
Wm.William T.Henly, .
Myres H.Gray, .
Thos. R.Lowery, .
Joseph W.Carroll, .
LeonardRudd, .
Wm.William O.Thornburgh, .
Wm.William J.Libs, .
Geo. W.Taylor, .
John G.Harris, .
Robt.Kirkpatrick, .
Jno. M.Hainbleton, .
J. L.Tbornborgh, .
John B.Downing, .
JohnWhite, .
W. H.Ely, .
N.Roberts, .
F. D.Homau, .
J.Woodbourn, .
Wm.William T.Brown, .
Wm.William J.Berry, .
H. G.Switzer, .
J. H.Thorp, .
J. L.Tenneson, .
Jas. C.Delancy, .
JohnDenning, .
Wm.William W.Harden, .
JohnBox, .
JamesKelly, .
JohnWay, .
W. S.Kibbin, .
Geo.Vicars, .
Wm.WilliamTousley, .
Geo.Newhouse, .
Wm.William P.Stewart, .
R.Philips, .
JasAllen, .
E. L.Fulkerson, .
JohnLoughridge, .
MichaelGaven, .
ZobiskeyJoley, .
Wm.William L.Smith, .
Isaac C.Cable, .
DanielDuffY, .
C. J.Davis, .
Jas. H.Hayden, .
JeremiahPetit, .
Wm.William H.Leonard, .
J. W.Bryan, .
EdwardStephens, .
Jas. B.Thomas, .
J. E.Montgomery, .
Jas L.Brady, .
D. H.Kennett, .
John D.Hodges, .
Wm.WilliamBlakly, .
G. W.Spaihawk, .
SamuelLoughridge, .
RobertSmith, .
Wm.WilliamBowen, .
Wm.WilliamGallaher, .
David W.Chapman, .
Jas. F.Hicks, .
Jas. H.Towsend, .
E. P.King, .
Jas. A.Davis, .
Wm.William P.Gordon, .
A. R.Barney, .
Geo.Ealer, .
HorridBrady, .
John C.Lane, .
Wm.William C.Youngblood, .
JohnCarlisle, .
JohnBuchanan, .
J. A.Jackson, .

Missouri River.
HenryMcPherson, .
Wm.WilliamEdes, .
AbrahamWoolfe, .
Wm.WilliamPostal, .
OscarFowler, .
Wm.WilliamParkinson, .
B.Johnson, .
OscarPostal, .
Wm.William P.Wilcox, .
SamuelBurk, .
Thos. H.Baldwin, .
WileyJennings, .
Wm.William T.Boyd, .
Richard H.Smith, .
D. C.Bacy, .
Jas. M.Duzier, .
LouisGravier, .
Henry E.Lewis, .
Wm.WilliamConley, .
JasMcGinnis, .
HenryKirkham, .
Barton W.Baker, .
Robt. P.Burton, .
John T.Massie, .
DraytonLavonture, .
David R.Sheppard, .
F. M.Dozier, .
Wm.William A.Miller, .
C A.Smith, .
Thomas C.Hale, .
John P.Keiser, .
M.Wetherow, .
A.Boeder, .
JohnWerrill, .
HenryElton, .
R.Baker, .
R. W.Woolfolk, .
G.McGarrow, .
Wm.William T.Gray, .
GranvilleDavis, .
WileyJames, .
Wm.William C.Simpson, .
J. T.Dozier, .
Wm.WilliamEdds, .
AsaAnnis, .
JamesMiller, .
Thos. J.Anderson, .
John S.Doyle, .
JohnSweeney, .
PatrickYore, .
Geo.Taylor, .
Isaac H.McKee, .
LawrenceOhlman, .
CharlesConoyer, .
Jas.Woolford, .
Charles W.Blunt, .
Tobias E.Weaver, .
JamesReed, .
P. E.Hannum, .
JosephOhlman, .
MottMorrison, .
Joseph T.Berdean, .
JosephLabarge, .
Francis T.onrpaon, .
David H.Silvers, .
M.Ohlman, .
J.Gunsolis, .
Wm.William C.Jamison, .
Wm.William F.Mason, .
E. S.Herndon, .
Thos. H.Brierly, .
Peleg T.Bassett, .
F.Hernandez, .
Thos. W.Lynn, .
L.Sharp, .
John B.Labarge, .
John T.Harris, .
John T.Dudgeon, .
Lee F.Rucker, .
StepheuLabarge, .
Jos.Throckkmorton, .
Jesse B.Baber, .
R. B.Brierly, .
JosephFacto, .
Jas.Gunsollis, .
AlbertStone, .
Horace E.Bixly, .
Alfred C.McLane, .
Jas. B.Thomas, .
Benj. J. B.Weaver, .
Alex. H.Handlin, .
VincentYore, .
Jas.Roe, .
John L.Waddle, .
J. T.Parkinson, .
Geo. B.Townsend, .
JosephHolland, .
Joseph W.Stephens, .
Wm.William A.Yore, .
JamesYore, .
J. W.Humphries, .
DraytonLaventure, .
D. S.Corbin, .
Thos. W.Scott, .

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C. K.Baker, .

John D.Hooper, .

Henry B.Belt, .

Illinois River.
Francis J.Peters, .
John S.Kelley, .
Wm.WilliamPere, .
AbrahamStanley, .
Oliver H.Fairchild, .
Samuel C.Guileeh, .
J. P.Dickerson, .
C. C.Woodward, .
BentonChipley, .
L. B.Clay, .
R. R.Bryant, .
C.Becket, .
H. D.Davany, .
JohnWesley, .
John A.Atchison, .
JacksonQuick, .
LukeVeity, .
JudsonCartwright, .
D. E.Reese, .
John W.Leach, .
John B.Martineau, .
Stephen A.Lapage, .
James T.Sargeant, .
EzraStarkwater, .
John W.Scott, .
ThomasHunter, .
G. V.Stnckford, .
John S.Dowler, .
JohnLowerie, .
HenryDetwilder, .
A. J.Cromwell, .
WaldoMarsh, .
W. W.Baker, .
Wm.William T.Dewett, .
Wm.WilliamGatewood, .
JamesStewart, .
J. C.Moore, .
0. H.Fairchild, .
Wm.WilliamO’Hara, .

Ohio River.
JonesMyres, .
G. R.Bacon, .
J. T.Jamison, .
Jas. M.Miller, .
EdwardGray, Jr..
SamuelDurke, .
M.Daniels, .
Joel H.Wilburn, .
Wm.William K.Burt, .
Wm.William S.Walker, .
A. B.Hopkins, .
Wm.WilliamEarly, .
A. H.Smith, .

Other Rivers.

Des Moines River.

DavenportGaskill, .

RobertFerris, .

Wm.WilliamTool, .

Wm.WilliamWest, .

Osage.

Geo.Carroll, .

Wm.WilliamTowns, .

Wm.WilliamSmoot, .

L0Wkr Rapids.

R. S.Owen, , (U. M.).

WileyFrahier, . "

White River.
Wm.William H.Edwards, .
John R.Jones, .
RobertDearing, .
Wm.William A.Wilds, .
Ferd. B.Montony, .
David B.Price, .
Hugh W.Nixon, .
Morgan M.Bateman, .
Reuben L.Haines, .
Wm.William J.Nixon, .

St. Francis.

Thos. R.Bowman, .

Arkansas.
H. R.Pritchard, .
Theodore E.Elliot, .
PrestonWhiting, .
TheronDuval, .
MosesMcKee, .
ZacariahWaters, .
JohnMeyers, .

Kansas.

Jno. E.Shedderd, .

Licensed Engineers.

First Class.
Jas. R.Donahoe, .
Abrah.Underwood, .
FrederickBenning, .
Zeneas W.Black, .
LouisHabb, .
Ruel J.Stearns, .
Benj. J.McKnight, .
AlexanderMagee, .
Lucius S.Whipple, .
SamuelSommerville, .
Andrew J.Patton, .
AugustusMann, .
John S.Killman, .
David S.Jamison, .
Anson W.Church, .
Henry H.Taylor, .
EdwardDavis, .
Arthur C.McCord, .
Wm.William H.Hinkle, .
HenryWise, .
Thomas H.Jones, .
JamesConley, .
JamesRose, .
James E.Hamilton, .
BarneyArnold, .
John G.Coonce, .
Tillman H.Clark, .
William C.Chappell, .
John J.Smith, .
Nathaniel F.Webb, .
HenryKruse, .
Samuel H.Wright, .
John L.Bonnar, .
Thom. F.Ackerman, .
MichaelLenhart, .
CharlesIvers, .
William B.Burt, .
EbenezerListon, .
WilliamMead, .
Chas.Conley, .
A. J.Vanforseen, .
JohnHardesty, .
Wells M.Wrisley, .
Nelson F.Constant, .
AustinOwen, .
GeorgeSanford, .
Wm.William T.Sanford, .
JamesDorris, .
Alex. B.Williams, .
JuliusMassot, .
JohnKintner, .
LukeQuick, .
JohnOwens, .
WilliamMiller, .
WilhamStereett, .
LimonFew, .
Calvin D.Kelly, .
Henry A.Johnson, .
JohnWebb, .
FrederickGrapevine, .
LeviMock, .
AlfredGenung, .
John B.Worth, .
WilliamDarby, .
SimonSchultice, .
LarkinPyatte, .
William H.Myers, .
AbramSutton, .
Leonard T.Mitchell, .
Alfred C.McClain, .
James A.Pyatte, .
JohnReaglow, .
WarrenTinney, .
GeorgeYohe, .
Wm.William B.Richardson, .
Nahum W.Willson, .
LewisNewall, .
PriceWagoner, .
William H.Curtess, .
RobertJohnson, .
Henry C.Wagoner, .
JosephMontague, .
ThadeusGray, .
AbrahamCloy, .
WillamHenricks, .
MorseBrasher, .
EdwardMorgan, .
JosephBrennon, .
WilliamBlaisdell, .
GeorgeFulton, .
James M.Russell, .
George W.Stanly, .
WilliamWillson, .
ErasmusAllison, .
Timothy A.Packard, .
CharlesNewall, .
AustinSeeley, .
Samuel A.Pierson, .
Thomas F.Mitchell, .
JoshuaEstep, .
HectorFairfowl, .
LewisFitzgerald, .
Lazarus R.Ritchey, .
Fielding B.Hyatte, .
David A.Orr, .
PhilipTrainer, .
Thomas A.Duffy, .
WilliamBuffington, .
JohnBiggart, .
George W.Kimber, .
N. P.Hickman, .
Wm.William H.Corby, .
F. B.Sawyer, .
C. F.Peyton, .
MaloneDavison, .
WilliamHirst, .
William S.Rose, .
CochranArbuthnot, .
NathanHarmon, .
Basil O.Grigsby, .
PaulLanning, .
WilliamHamilton, .
G. H.Kramer, .
SamuelNeuman, .
WilliamLeftwich, .
ThomasMaguire, .
ThomasNelson, .
PrestonBishop, .
GeorgeGoble, .
Wm.William H.Moore, .
R. H.Richardson, .
JohnHolmes, .
GeorgeBuchanan, .
JohnWillson, .
Thornton D.Carter, .
C. M.Bladsdell, .
C. S.Handlin, .
RobertTate, .
Charles F.Cory, .
John T.Lynn, .
R. P.Harrison, .
Thos.Hill, .
Elias W.Owens, .
AndrewHerzog, .
Engelh.Clemmons, .
ThomasDougherty, .
FrederickClauburg, .
Michael M.Smith, .
DavenportGaskill, .
Jatms L.Parson, .
James H.Beadle, .
JohnGray, .
LycurgesLauderdale, .
David B.Smith, .
Thomas H.Cheek, .
ThomasOakley, .
Pres G.Kennett, .
Edward G.Bartlett, .
John W.Wilson, .
William M.Ford, .
William B.McCabe, .
Wm.William A.Robinson, .
Lemuel H.Deaken, .
Andrew J.Norman, .
DavidLindsey, .
John C.Ford, .
George C.Purcell, .
WilliamForbes, .
Alex. T.Woodside, .
GeorgeWaring, .
WilliamBrown, .
John S.Edwards, .
JohnMcGuire, .
J. W. A.McKnight, .
William C.Scroggs, .
Charles P.Atmore, .
E. T.Ivester, .
D. R.Eakin, .
L. L.Clanton, .
James S.Neeld, .
Wm.William M.Neal, .
JamesTanner, .
J. F.Allison, .
CharlesSaltmarsh, .
James P.Worth, .
Thos.Newkirk, .
Thoe.Collier, .
CharlesMorgan, .
SamuelSingley, .
JamesMcGinis, .
JohnSheddon, .
Samuel H.Hall, .
JosephRambo, .
C. C.Dewit, .
Carles B.Mowry, .
DavidHill, .
AmosKeech, .
Wm.William M.Hicks, .
H.Wolfe, .
S. G.Hill, .
S.Stanley, .
Thomas J.Cox, .
J. A.Allison, .
R.Ferguson, .
W.Toliver, .
H.Summer, .
J.Rogers, .
M.Mitchell, .
W. C.Coy, .
A.Stephenson, .
E.Parker, .
F.Furch, .
F.March, .
G.Levis, .
Wm.William H.Stout, .
W.McCrory, .
J. F.Bostick, .
L.Nicholson, .
J. C.Coyle, .
S.McDonald, .
J. H.Reed, .
G. P.Morgan, .
J. G.Owens, .
T. E.Cranmer, .
D.Carpenter, .
Wm.WilliamRichards, .
H. C.Nearns, .
H. H.Collins, .
W.Few, .
J.Cabbel, .
Thos.Miller, .
J. W.Benson, .
J.Waney, .
J.Graham, .
W. S.Rowe, .
W. C.Brandon, .
S.Mackall, .
G. W.Walker, .
T. D.Lingo, .
R.Jones, .
E. W.Owens, .
A. H.Armstrong, .
J.Fraim, .
JamesSheddon, .
J.Garwood, .
W. S.Sherman, .
C. F.Hunt, .
W. C.Aiken, .
H. R.Pratte, .
M.Crole, .
D. C.Riter, .
H.Quigtey, .
F.Stoze, .
J.Oram, .
W. H.Warren, .
J. W.Cook, .
J.Shindle, .
A. W.Hardy, .

Second Class.

JosephMagrew, .

JohnPendrey, .

Benjamin F.Hess, .

GeorgeFoulk, .

304 Miscellaneous.

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William D.Gibson, .
ChristianSiefert, .
EdwardMer,iman, .
Wm.William H.Ainsworth, .
Wm.William W.Richardson, .
JohnJenkins, .
JohnGay, .
CharlesAbney, .
DavidAbney, .
James B.Fry, .
AlhanibraReeder, .
Joseph K.Heap, .
Robert L.Groomes, .
Peter W.Frees, .
MathiasKnabel, .
JohnReily, .
S. H.Fondersmith, .
John F.Darby, .
JosephBean, .
OscarMassott, .
WilliamDetering, .
WmOldenburgh, .
William B.Fox, .
JesseNewkirk, .
Isham J.Hardy, .
JohnRichey, .
ThompsonHughes, .
GeorgeTeeter, .
James N.Brown, .
WilliamHenry, .
JohnColemau, .
AntoineCabny, .
MosesBergaw, .
James S.Dobbins, .
George Folsc.oft, .
Melvin R.M’Nabb, .
AlonzoBatchelor, .
JamesJennet, .
MichaelFoster, .
HenryKnapper, .
LeroyCarver, ,
BoonAllen, .
JohnThorpe, .
George H.Smith, .
LemuelHearn, .
JohnAckley, .
Henry T.Morrison, .
John G.Fox, .
EdwardFroggart, 
ReubenMoore, .
John A.Littlejohn, .
NapoleonPavey, .
GeorgeMotz, .
PatrickFraim, .
ThomasRose, .
R. C.Duel, .
R. B.Withrow, .
DennisMcCarron, .
CharlesMahew, .
EmanuelJones, .
WilliamRichmond, .
John S.Reed, .
Bishop D.Walls, .
Thos.Mitchell, .
Geo. W.Batcheler, .
John S.Hund, .
JohnByington, .
BenjaminFord, .
Geo. W.Crippen, .
Wm.WilliamNayle, .
SamuelRamsay, .
HuntingdonOwens, .
David D.Condit, .
Francis H.More, .
AlexanderWalker, .
John N.Goodwin, .
NapoleonTurner, .
Thos. W.Jack, .
Wm.William B.Hughes, .
FrancisDoris, .
BarnardWanney, .
FrancisTaylor, .
Albert M.Rowe, .
Jno. CCooper, .
Jno. C.Bruce, .
Samuel C.Wiley, .
Job. V.Starr, .
Wm.WilliamSpeers, .
WilliamBleakeny, .
John N.Clayton, .
HughReed, .
AddisonReno, .
JohnLedlie, .
Wm.WilliamSheppard, .
Benjamin W.Harris, .
James W.Smith, .
JohnGraham, .
ThomasHanfield, .
George S.Collins, .
AlexanderSnell, .
JamesBowlin, .
Austin I.Picket, .
HenryGerboth, .
Samuel G.Patterson, .
DavidNearns, .
Joseph T.Leftridge, .
James B.Clark, .
WilliamCrossland, .
Andrew J.Breaden, .
WilliamWilson, .
WilliamKing, .
Levi H.Watetman, .
Hugh B.Bickerstaff, .
Gustavus A.Hanson, .
CalvinMathews, .
ArthurShearer, .
Fielding P.Jones, .
Wm.William O.Logue, .
Julius S.Asher, .
J. H.Bailey, .
CharlesMorris, .
HowardShibley, .
William H.Reeder, .
JohnShackelford, .
Johu L.Boweu, .
Ira M.Blessing, .
B. F.Weimer, .
G. S.Sanford, .
C. W.Congar, .
R. Darragh, .
Hazlett A.Voden, .
FrancisHoffman, .
James H.Hagen, .
J. K.Scott, .
J. L.Tedford, .
N.Mislong, .
M. T.Rogers, .
G. W.Baker, .
L. S.Booth, .
D.Dannals, .
D. A.Boland, .
Joseph W.Noel, .
George W.Busart, .
WilliamStarr, .
Henry B.Monehan, .
Thos.Crockett, .
M. M.Wilson, .
E. D.Hite, .
G. V.Hollingsworth, .
S.Mosher, .
G. W.Lumpkin, .
J. F.Night, .
J.Jenks, .
M.Pickeron, .
A.Lowe, . J.Blevin, .

Miscellaneous

Offices of Chamber of Comerce.
President , 
HenryAmes, .
First Vice President , 
D. A.January, .
Second Vice President , 
J. J.Roe, .
Treasurer And Secretary , 
W. B.Baker, .
Committee Of Appeals .
T. A.Buckland, ,
R. M.Funkhouser, ,
Wm.WilliamMathews, ,
A. C.Goddin, ,
H. T.Blow, ,
A. W.Jager, ,
Jas.Powell, ,
A. C.Angelrodt, ,
Jas. J.Gerrard, ,
J. J.Mudd, ,
R. P.Hanenkamp, ,
JohnTriplett, .
Office, New Exchange Buildings.

Offices of Board of Jndermriters.
President , 
F. L.Ridgley, .
Vice President , 
HammoudOgden, .
Sbcretaby , 
J. S.Chew, .
Agent , 
N. J.Eaton, .
Inspectors , 
J. C.Swon, . W., W.Dodge, .
Office, c.corner  Pine and Main.

Railroad Depots.

Pacific Rail Road.
Passenger and Freight Depots : c.corner 7th and Poplar,
and c.corner 14th and Randolph.

St. Louis, Alton & Chicago Rail Road.
Freight Depot: Wharf boat, opp.opposite 71 n.north Levee.

St. Louis And Iron Mountain Rail Road.
Freight and Passenger Depot: Lami, 4 blocks e.east of
Carondelet av.

North Missouri Rail Road.
Freight and Passenger Depot: Foot of Ferry st.

Railroad Dtcket Offices.

Ohio And Mississippi Rail Road.
Ticket Offices: 28 & 30 n.north 4th, under Planters’ House,
and c.corner Vine and Levee.

Pacific Rail Road.
Ticket Offices: c.corner 4th and Chesnut, under Planters’
House; 53 n.north Levee, aiulc. 7th and Poplar.

St. Louis, Alton & Chicago Rail Road.
Ticket Offices: 27 n.north 4th, and 71 n.north Levee.

St. Louis And Terre Haute Rail Road.
Ticket Offices: 32 n.north 4th, under Planters’House, and
36 n.north Levee b.between Olive and Locust.

St. Louis And Iron Mountain Rail Road.
Ticket Office: 10 Chesnut st.

North Missouri Rail Road.
Ticket Office : nw. c. 4th and Locust.

More than forty pages of valuable ami highly interesting matter has been omitted for want of time to
produce it in printed shewts. This has cost the publisher much time ami money in itn preparation. It
will appear in
Kennedy’s St. Louis Business Mirror,
to be issued about the First or April, to which publication the publisher will more particularly call the attention of
the public within the next few weeks.

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Catalogue
Of The
Advertisements
In
Rennedn’s Ciy Directors:
Comprising The Cards Of Many
Prominent Wholesale Houses,
And Citizens Engaged In Various
Professional, Merchantile and Mechanical
Employments.

With
An Index
To The Advertising Department Of The Directory.

St. Louis:
Printed At The Directory Book And Job Office,
North-West Corner Of Third And Chesnut Streets.

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R. V.Kennedy, ,
Book And Job Printer ,
Corner Of Third And Chesnut Streets,
Is How Prepared To Execute Every Description Of

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Including
All Descriptions Of Book And Pamphlet Work,
Dreamboat Bills, Bank Receipts, Cherks, Bill-heads, &c., &c.
Cards Printed With Neatness And Dispatch.

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Index to the Business Cards.

Special Advertisements.

Jewelry	Page
Edwin A.Skeele, (cover)	1
Manufacturers’ Agent.
William A.Nelson, (cover)	2
Books and Stationery.
Bailey & Halsall (cover)	3
Millinery Goods .
W. W.Fisher, (cover)	3
Agricultural Implements.
Houts, Campbell & Co.company , (cover)	4
H. C. Pococke & Co.company (cover)	4
Lager Beer.
John M.Frey, (cover)	4
Carpets, and Wall Paper.
Kennard & Bro (cover)	4
Fancy Dry Goods.
Edward A. Owens & Co.company (cover)	4
Gum Powder.
Laflins, Smith & Boies (cover)	4
Clothing.
Robert Streett & Co.company (fly-leaf)	1
House and Sign Painters.
R. & W. A. Thornburg (fly-leaf)	1
Book Binder.
Cyrus B.McIntire, (fly-leaf)	1
Paper Hangings.
Zimmermann & Rosenthal , (fly- leaf)	2
House and Sign Painting.
ClarkHooper, (fly-leaf)	2
Real Estate Agents.
S. V. Papin & Bro (fly-leaf)	3
Musical Instruments, &c.
H. Pilcher & Sons (fly-leaf)	3
Insurance Offices.
Coven. Mut. Lift Co.company (fly-leaf)	4
Hope Mut. Life I. Co. , (fly-leaf)	4
House Furnishing Goods.
Warne, Cheever & Co.company , (fly-leaf)	4
Real Estate Agents.
Hiram W.Leffingwell, , (fly-leaf)	5
Fletcher & Haren (fly-leaf)	5
Musical Instruments, &c.
C.Fritz, (fly-leaf)	5
Note and Bill Brokers.
McCulloch & Webb (fly-leaf)	6
Candy Manufactory.
Herman G.Bohn, (fly-leaf)	6
Books and Stationery.
L. & A. Carr (fly leaf)	6
Ready Made Clothing.
A. W. Sproule & Co.company (fly-leaf)	7
Paper Hangings, &c.
Geo. B.Michael, (fly-leaf)	7
Silver and Brass Plating.
Geo. A.Wolcott, (fly-leaf)	7
Agricultural Warehouse.
D. Landreth & Son (fly-leaf)	8
Gas and Steam Pipe Fittebs.
W. G. Ashdown & Co.company , (fly-leaf)	8

General Department.

Agricultural Warehouses.
Clark, Plant & Norris	75
J. B.Chadwick,	56
Architects.
Wm.WilliamRumbold,	35
J. H.McClure,	92
Attorneys.
SamuelSimmons,	5
Jas. L.,	5
Lewis & Alexander	70
Irwin Z.Smith,	73
James B.Goff,	98
Bag and Tarpaulin.
JohnClemens,	26

Bakeries .	Page
CharlesHolmes,	2
JacobFritschle,	25
Wicks & Gerdemann	25
W.Amend,	28
J.Garneau,	56
Banking Houses.
Lucas & Simonds	12
Tesson & Danjen	12
D. Rokohl & Co.company	12
Franklin Savings Institution	89
Beef and Pork.
M.Steitz,	38
Bell and Brass Foundries.
DavidCaughlan,	41
Book Binders.
JamesHogan,	59
Books and Stationery.
H.Crittenden,	1
C.Witter,	59
Fisher & Bennett	74
Boots and Shoes.
C. W. Green & Co.company	6
C. R. Stinde & Co.company	73
J.Madigan,	99
J.Rosenbaum,	99
Brewers.
Tinker, Brother & Co.company	64
JosephUhrig,	68
Fritz, Wainwright & Co.company	95
Carpenters and Builders.
Allen & Wright	24
Long & McDowell	27
JohnRamsey,	27
Weston & Gaby	28
Wm.William A.Lee,	61
Joseph K.Bent,	69
Blades & Philips	70
Carriage Manufacturers.
Fallon & Wright	35
J. D.McAuliff,	36
H.Timken,	51
FrederickVierrether,	53
Carvers.
B.Barth,	2
Chemical Sulphur Baths.
Hart’s,	54
China. Glass, and Queensware.
John W.Tooly,	28
R. H. Miller & Sons	35
E. A. & S. R. Filley	35
JamesWheeler,	47
Heinike & Estel	80
Cigars and Tobacco.
H. F.Hilgendorf,	2
Louis X.Perrin,	24
Clocks.
G. S. Blakeslee & Co.company	63
Clothing.
Michael & Kaim	24
Mead & Bro	40
Coffee Houses.
Bartling House	20
Commercial College.
Jone’s,	23
Commission Merchants.
Bowen, Caffrey & Summers	74
Harper & Scudder	1 & 96
Erfort & Petring	21
Haake, Freeman & Co.company	21
D. L. Walsworth & Co.company	22
JosephMcEntire,	53
Thomas Burke & Co.company	60
D. H.Thomas,	30
A. Whiting & Co.company	71
Hitchcock & Latting	71
Contractor.
John B.Desmoulin,	38

Cooper.	Page
AndrewReinstadtler,	61
Corn Mills.
AshleyMills, , Z. M.Pedan, , prop.	2
“Little Giant,”J. B.Chadwick, .	56
Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron.
Heinz & Barthel	18
B. Noel & Son	25 & 91
McSherry & McCord	25
Dagierreptypists, Ambro- types, &c.
Troxel’s,	14
W. H. Tilford & Co.company	14
N.Brown,	14
A. J.Fox,	31
Dentists.
M.Westermann,	62
G. GranvilleSamuel,	70
Dental Instruments, &C.
A. M.Leslie,	32
Drugists.
Kirchuer & Smith	4
Bunding & Voigt	5
D’œnch, Rives & Co.company	64
Dry Goods.
Eddy Jameson & Co.company	46
Doan, King & Co.company	47
Little & Olcott	48
Pomeroy, Benton & Co.company	49
Drug Mill.
J. S.Merrill,	28
Dying and Scouring.
Cook & Mathews	2
G.Morgens,	35
Engravers.
M.Greene,	70
Wm.WilliamMackwitz,	76
George H.Thorpe,	98
Fancy Goods, Notions, &c.
F. Dings & Co.company	15
Foundries & Machine Shops.
Cuddy.Merritt & Co.company	52
English, Burns & Co.company	76
Sell, Ward & Sheppard	82
Kingslanda & Ferguson	3
Dowdall, Markham &Co	7
Gaty, McCune & Co.company	26
Westlake k Button	31
Clark, Avery & Voorhies	39
J. G.McPheeters,	48
Furnishing Goods (Gents.)
J. Lowman & Bro	12
Hose and Stockings.
FrederickKaltmayers,	53
Furniture.
Mitchell, Rammelsberg & Co.company	5
J. H.Crane,	51
F. & F. D. Clark	85
Geo. Schermann & Co.company	95
Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters.
W. H.Tasker,	1
J. R.Drew,	79
Gay & Co.company	97
Gold Pen Manufacturer.
Higgins, Brothers	24
Grocers.
SamuelMcCartney,	21
Erfort & Petring	21
Hake. Freeman & Co.company	21
MarkHamilton,	22
W. O. Wheeler & Co.company	22 & 80
Heywood & Morris	22
G.P. Theobald &Co	30
Small, Wells & Co.company	63
Stephen Hoyt & Co.company	64
Wm.WilliamWightman,	98

Index to the Business Cards.

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Guns, Watches, Pistols, &C.	Page
M.Friede, (Watches)	5
CharlesAltinger,	56
H. E. Dimick & Co.company	100
Hair Work,—Fancy.
Fred. A.Cuno,	64
Hardware and Cutlery.
Herman H.Meier,	36
John H. Hall & Co.company	38
Adolphus Meler & Co.company	38
Child, Pratt & Co.company	58
J. W.Tyzack,	87
W. W.Miller,	88
E. F. Kraft & Co.company	92
EdwardCoons,	92
Hats and Caps.
Robb’s,	13
Gray & Brust	18
AlbertFischer,	34
Littell & Norris	64
Hides and Leather.
H. A. Conant & Co.company	77
Hotels.
Frederick House	20
Missouri Hotel	48
House Furnishing Goods.
John L.Locke,	45
Chandler & Dunham	84
Insurance Companies.
Fire, Marine and Life Ins. Co.	1
Franklin Insurance Co.company	10 & 89
St. Louis Ins. Co.	42
Citizens’ Ins. Co.	59
Home Mutual	66
Iron Railings.
FrederickGerst,	5
McMurray, Winkelmaier & Co.company	96
Ikon Works.
Gerard B.Allen,	74
Jewellers.
Edward Pfeiffer & Bro	38
JohnSylvester,	70
Justice of The Peace.
PhilipStremmel,	62
Laundries.
J. K. Brettell & Co	61
Law Agency.
John M. Bradstreet & Son	81
Liquor Dealers.
SamnelMcCartney,	21
MarkHamilton,	22
Wm.William O. Wheeler & Co.company	22
Heywood & Morris	22
D. L. Walsworth & Co.company	22
Graff & Hammerstein	46
Molony & Tilton	59
Chas. De Reignie & Co.company	03
L. Block & Bro	66
E. A. Damon & Co.company	73
A. Reipschlager & Co.company	73
W. L. A E. C. Catherwood	78
W. O. Wheeler & Co.company	80
Laue & Guye	98
Looking Glass and Picture Fbames.
Samuel Spencer & Co.company	54
Lumber Dealers.
David Cartan & Co.company	5
H. Livermore & Co.company	6
Charles B.Smith,	20
Bryan & Brother	30
James D.Leonard,	62
ValentineReis,	84
H. PhilipWortman,	70
Machinists.
W. H.Huish,	20
Maps.
B. F.Shaw,	92
Mathematical Inaruments.
J.Blattner,	99
Wm.William F.Holske,	92

Marble Works.	Page
E. W.Warne,	97
GeorgeNordmann,	98
Millwright.
A. K.Halteman,	27
Millinery Goods.
Mrs.A.Brooks,	69
M. L.Kelly,	99
Music Stores.
H. Pilcher & Son (fly-leaf)	3
Notaries Public.
AlfredMackay,	5
EmilUlrici,	64
Newspapers.
Boston Amer. Weekly Traveler.	8
Missouri Democrat	33
Missouri Republican	37
St. Louis Leader	50
Daily Morning Herald	50
Nursery.
John Sigerson & Bro	11
Oil Manufacturer.
Goodwin & Anderson	49 & 99
J. B.Finlay, (Coal Oil)	84
Wyman & Grant	88 & 89
Omnibusses and Carriages.
Sanford & Brewster	15
Packers of Pork, Beef, &C.
G. & C. Bayha	24
Painters.
C. N.Brewster,	46
T. B.Cooper,	49
Chas.Harrington,	63
W. & D. Carten	66
Betts, Conway & Co.company	81
Paper Dealers.
H.Crittenden,	1
ThomasBird,	4
H. B.Graham,	72
Paper Hangings.
Wolff & Engert	26
Patent Medicines.
Dr. T. Cavanaugh’s Pile Salve .	43
Pawn Brokers.
H.Murphy,	81
L. L.Freligh,	90
Physicians.
T. G.Comstock,	5
D.White,	64
John T.Temple,	66
Piano Fortes.
CharleSteller,	38
Pikce Goods.
Field, Beardslee & Co.company	80
Planing and Saw Mills.
Colston, Keep & Co.company	40
Ladd, Patrick & Co.company	60
Sawyer, Clarkson & Co.company	72
Plane Manufacturers.
Hall & Hynson	69
Plasterer.
AnthonyOberreither,	28
Platkrs,—Silveh.
Milledge & Wolcott	64
Plough Works.
Cronenbold & Co.company	91
Plumbers.
Allen & Thompson	68
Printers,—Job and Book.
ShermanSpencer,	69
Produce Commission Merchants.
F. A. Reuss & Co.company	60
Rail Roads.
Terre Haute, Alton A St. Louis.	19
Real Estate Agents.
Boardnum & Clark	96
Rectifiers and Distillers.
Thomas Jackson & Co.company	9
A. Reipechlager & Co.company	73
Bensberg, Brothers & Co.company	76

Roofs—Composition, &C.	Page
Samuel D.Warren,	29
Safes—Iron.
Beard & Bro	15
Roberts & Davis	67
GeorgeHeitz,	74
J.Morris, , agent “Lillie’s”	93
Sash, Door, and Blind Makers.
Stone, Gentlmer & Co.company	20
LesleyGarnett,	28
Savings Institution.
Mutual Savings Institution	6
Saw Manufacturers.
Branch. Crookes & Frost.	16 & 17
W. L. F. Gage & Co.company	73
Scales.
St. Louis Scale Factory	10
Miinninghaus & Co.company	10
Beard & Bro	15
Skwing Cotton.
OliverChase,	10
Skwing Machinks.
Grover & Baker	74
EdwardDean, (Singer’s)	94
Spice Mills.
Caspar E.Mayer,	41
Steamboat Agents.
Harper & Scudder	1
JosephMcEntire,	53
Stkej, Ware House.
H.Bakewell,	55
Stereotyping and Electro- tyimng.
Ladew, Peers & Co.company	65
C.Strassbnrger,	86
Stoves and Tin Ware.
J. H.Lightner,	13
Bridge, Beach & Co.company	18
HeinzBarthel,	18
Exc. Btove Works , G. F.Filley, .	44
Buck & Wright	57
John J.Gill,	72
FrederickBolte,	59 & 91
Tobacco and Cigars.
Mayer & Kower	70
Louis X.Penin,	24
Tailors—Merchant.
A.Campe,	27
H. F. Cross & Co.company	96
Tea Company.
Menown & Lehan	47
Tbdhk Manufacturer.
S. F.Summers,	55
Turners.
Siedhoff & Camp	41
Type Foundry.
Ladew, Peers & Co.company	65
Undertakers.
Geo. N.Lynch,	42
Ricords & Smithers	70
Venetian Blinds.
Geo. F.Lewis,	51
Vinkuak Manufactures.
MarquardForrter,	4
Wagon Mamnufacturers.
JasVerdin,	24
J.Murphy,	28
Washing Tubs.
Wisner’s,	4
Whips, Umbrellas, Canks, &C.
Beehler & Lange	38
Wire Factories.
JamesAshton,	9
E. B. Davis & Co.company	88
Woodkm Ware.
Tamm & Meyer	36
Yeast Powder.
Jm. L.Brackett,	38

Advertising Dapartment.

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Fire, Marine and Life Insurance

Farmers’ Mechanics’ Ins. Co. of Philadelphia.
Capital	$1,250,000.
Equttable Insurance Company of London.
Capital	$2,500,000.
Consolidated Insurance Company of Philadelphia.
Capital	$300,000.
New York Life Insurance Comp’n of New York.
Capital	$1,000,000.
International Life Insurance Co.company of London.
Capital	$2,500,000.
British Commercial Insurance Co.company of London.
Capital	$3,000,000.

As Agents for the above Undoubtedly Solvent Companies, We are Prepared
to Issue Policies on Buildings and their Contents, Manufac-
tories and Dwelling Houses, Both in Town and Country;
Also, on the Lives of White Persons and Negroes.

Courtenay & Miller , Agents.

Agency Office, n. w. cor. Main and Olive Streets,
St. Louis, Mo.

H.Crittenden, ,
Wholesale
Dealer in Paper
of all Descriptions ,
117 Main Street, St. Louis.

All Kinds of Printers’ Cards and Inks.

W. S.Harper, ,
Forwarding and Commission
Merchant,
Steamboat Agent
71 Commercial Street,
St. Louis,

Consignment and Order will receive
prompt attention.

W. H.Tasker, ,
Gas & Steam Pipe Fitter
and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Wrought Iron Welded Tubes
for Gas, Steam, or Water.

Boiler Flues For locomotive or stationary Engines.

Brass Cocks, Valves, T’s, L’s &C. ,
No. 107 Third Street, St Louis, Mo.

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Charles Holmes’
Steam Cracker Bakery .

Factory, 105 Green St.
between Fourth and Fifth Streers,
St. Louis, Mo.

Pilot Bread.
Boston, Soda Butter, Water, Wine & Suger Crackers Constantly on Hand, Made of the Best Materials, and Warranted a Superior
Article.

Dying & Scouring .
Cook & Matthews ,
Dners & Scourers,
96 Pine Street,
between Third and Fourth Streets,
(Opposite the St. Louis Thkater).

Every description of ladies’ and gentlemen’s
wearing apparel dyed, cleansed, and restored
to their original perfection, by Cook &
Matthews’ great and world-renowned chemi-
cal process.

B.Barth, , Carver ,
No. 213 Market Street,
between Eighth & Ninth.
St. Louis, Mo.

All Orders in Wood and Composition
and all Kinds of Pattern’s For
Foundries Executed in the Best
Manner and at Reasonable
Prices.

Ashley Mills
for
Manufacture
of
Corn Meal
Hominy
and
Buckwheat Flour.

Z. M.Pedan, ,
s. e. cor. Ashley Street & Broadway,
St. Louis.

H. F.Hilgendorf, ,
Wholesale Dealer in
Digars & Jobacco
No. 163 Main Street,
(Opposite Virginia Hotel,)
St. Louis, Mo.

Keeps constantly on hand a large assortment
of Domestic and Imported Havana Cigars,
Tobaccoes, Snnuffs, Pipes, &c., to whieh the
attention of the public is respectfully in-
vied.

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Kingslands & Ferguson ,
PhŒnix Foundry and Agricultural Works,
Corner Second and Cherry Streets. St. Louis, Mo.

Manufacturers of Pages & Child’s Patent Portable Saw Mills,
for Steam, Water, or Horse Power;
Cox & Roberts’ Patent Thresher and Cleaner;
Threshers without Cleaners; Lever Powers;

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Endless Chain or Railroad Horse Powers;
Manny’s Patent Mower and Reaper;
Corn Shellers, Plows, Bark Mills, Hay Presses.
Astings of Every Description Made to Order at Short Notice.

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ThomasBird, ,
Wholesale Dealer in
Book, News, Ham, Wrapping, Vanilla,
Hardware, Envelope, and
Tea Paper No.
103 North Third Street,
(Between Locust and Vine,)
St. Louis, Mo.

Cash Paid for Rags.

MarquardForster, ,
Manufacturer of Vinegar
Corner of Fourteenth and Spruce Streets,
St. Louis.

Keeps a constant supply of his superior Grape Cider Vinegar, extra superior family
Vinegar, B superior family Vinegar, old cider No. 1 Vinegar. Warranted genuine.

Received Diploma at the late Fair at St. Louis for the best Vinegar.

Kirchner & Smith ,
Wholesale Druggists
No. 37 Market Street, between Main and Second,
St. Louis, Mo.

Offer for Sale at the Lowest Terms
Drngs, Medicines, &c.
Paints, Oils, Window-Glass, &c.
Virginia Tobacco,
Imported & Domestic Cigars.

Our R. M. Smith being the head of the
old and well known Drug house of Smith &
Atkinson, Baltimore, and residing perma-
nently at the east, our facilities for obtain-
ing supplies from the most reliable sources,
oth in the United States and foreign coun-
tries, are unsurpassed, and we will use our
best endeavors to meet the expectations of
our customers, by giving them good articles
at reasonable prices. All orders from Drug-
gists, Country Merchants, Physicians, and
others, will be executed with the utmost
promptness.

Wisner’s Patent Washing
Tubs
are Simple, Effective, Easily
Worked,
and,
Unlike all Washing-Machines,
Do not Wear the Fabric as Much, Even
as the Common Wash-Board.

If you want something that will lighten
the labors of tho laundry, and at the same
time insure thorough washing with the least
possible injury to clothing, buy one of these
Tubs.

For Sale by

T. M.Easterly, , (Daguerrean ) 71 s. e.
cor.corner Fourth and Olive Streets.

John J.Locke, 105 North Fourth Street.

S.S.Brainerd, , 108 North Fourth Street.

Warne, Cheever, & Co.company , 29 Main Street.
St. Louis.

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DavidCartan, . FrancisHocker, .

David Cartan & Co.company
Dealers in
Pine Lumber
Shingles, Lath, Flooring & Fencing
Courner of Broadway & Cass Ave.,
St. Louis.

SamuelSimmons, ,
Attornen-at-Law ,
No. 13 South Fifth Street.

Notary Public and Commissioner of
U. S. Court of Claims for Missouri.

Bunding & Voigt
Importers
and
Dealers in Drugs,
Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs,
Brushes,
Window-Glass, Glassware, &c. &c.
100 Main Street,
(between olive & loccst,)
St. Louis.

FrederickGerst, ,
Manufacturer of
Iron Railings,
Bedsteads, Chairs, &c.,
No. 136 Eleventh St.

Mitchell, Rammelsbetg & Co.company
Wholesale & Retail
Furniture
Ware Rooms,
80 and 82 Second Street,
(Near Olive,)
St. Louis, Mo.

AlfredMackan, ,
Notary Public
and
Commissioner of Deeds ,
Office-31 Olive Street,
(Under the Monroe House,)
St. Louis, Mo..

T. G.Comstock,
Doctor of Medicine ,
Doctor of Domoepathic medicine,
and
Magister of the Obstetrical Art.
Offoce-No. 40 Pine Street,
(Between Second & Third).

Dr. Comstock devotes especial attention
to Diseases ok Children’, Obstetrics, and
Diseases of Women; also, to diseases of the
Eye and operations upon the same.

M.Friede,
Importer
and Wholesale Dealer in
Guns, Watches
Jewelry, &c.
No. 225 Broadway, New Number 209,
cor.corner Broadway & Cherry St.
St. Louis, Mo.

Guns, Watches, and Jkwfery Repaired
and Warranted; Also, Jkwelhy
Made to Order.

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Chas.W.Green, , J. U.Green, .

C. W. Green & Co.company ,
Wholesale Dealers in
Boots and Shoes
No. 113 Main Street,
(Cobneb of Vine Street,)
St. Louis.

Agents for the Sale of Green’s Celebrated Boots

H. Livermore & Co.company ,
White and Yellow Pine
Lumber.

Box Manufacturers.

Planing and Re-sawing done to order.

Allen Avenue,
One Block West of Allen Iron Works,
St. Louis, Mo.

Mutual Savings’ Institution ,
South-West cor.corner Fourth & Pine Streets.

The above Institution, having an unimpaired capital, in cash and amply secured, of
$50,000, in addition to its large deposits, continues to receive deposits on call and time,
and allows interest thereon. Its charter and its capital render it one of the safest
depositories of funds in the States.

From minors, as small sums as ten cents will be received.

For full information, apply at the office.

The office will be open every day, except Sundays and the usual holidays, from nine
o’clock A. M. till three P. M., and on Saturdays from nine o’clock A. M. till six P. M.

Directors .

WaymanCrow, ,

LawrasonRiggs, ,

John F.Mauntel, ,

JohnCavender, .

S. H.Ranlet, ,

W. A.Hagardine, ,

J. E.Barrett, .

AdolphusNohl, , Treasurer .

JohnCavender, , President .

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Dowd All, Marhham & Co.company ,
Wshington Foundry, Engine & Machine Shop
Corner of Second and Morgan Streets, St. Louis, Mo.

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Manufcturs of Steam Engines and Boilerd, Saw and Grift Mill Machinery, Tobacco Scrnws and Presents Lard Kettles, Lard Screw and Uylinikts, Wool Carding Machins Building
Catlngg, Yoang’s Improved Patent Smut Mills, Agents for the nale of James Smith & Co.company ’s Superier Machine Carm.

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The Best Family Newsp Apeb in New England!

Boston American Weekly Traveller.

The unprecedented success of the Traveller daring the past year—having more than trebled its circu-
lation—lias induced the proprietors to continue the following

Club Rates:
One copy	$2 00
Two copies	$3 00
Five copies	$6 00
Ten copies	$10 00
Twenty-five copies	$20 00

These rates are lower than those of any other paper of equal ability in the country.

Any postmaster, clerk, or otner person who may send us ten or more subscribers at $1 each, and who
will receive the package for distribution among the subscribers, shall receive an extra copy of the Traveller
free.

Payment to be made in advance, and the papers will be sent to one address, and discontinued at the
expiration of the time for which the payment is received.

Specimen copies sent free of charge.

The American Traveller,
A. First Class Boston Paper, Estab’d in 1825,
Which has now been in existence for more than a quarter of a century, is an invaluable paper for every
merchant, mechanic, farmer, and literary man in the United States.

Its columns contain the fullest and best reports of prices current, markets of every kind of merchandise,
marine news, notices of all great improvements in the mechanic arts, of agricultural statistics, implements,
tc, and also what gives it pre-eminence as a
Family Paper.

Careful, extended, and able reviews of all the new publications (including English and American periodi-
cals) of the day; full details of all the latest literary intelligence, original tales, sketches, and poetry,
together with choice selections from the latest and best books, making the Traveller a complete literary
record.

The facilities of the Traveller for obtaining news are unsurpassed by any paper in New England. The
terminus in Boston of the great telegraphic lines north, south, east, and west, is in the Traveller counting
room. The proprietors promise to spare no effort to sustain the reputation the paper has already obtained
for having the latest news.

The Tkavellek contains, also, the fullest and most correct commercial, marine, and scientific articles
published in any weekly paper in Boston.

Published on Saturday mornings.

Published at the Same Office,
The Boston Dailg Traveller,
Morning and Evening.

This pioneer two cent paper maintains its ascendency, and with its Three Daily Editions, has
an unsurpassed circulation, giving it superior advantages as an advertising medium. Published at Two
Cent per copy, or Six Dollars Per Year, in advance.

Agents supplied on liberal terms. Sold by Newsmen throughout the country.

The Boston Traveller,
Semi-Weekly,
will be Supplied to Clubs at the Following Unprecedented Low Bates:

Single copy	$8 00
Five copies	$12 60
Ten copies	$20 00

Notice to Advertisers.

Advertisers are reminded that their advertisements appear in the Boston Daily Traveller and daily
Evenixu Traveller, two distinct papers, giving advertisers the advautage of a, morning and evening
paper without extra charge.

The Circulation of the Traveller is unsurpassed by any subscription or two cent paper in Boston or
New England.

Order for either of the above papers should be addressed to
Worthincton Flanders & Cuild ,
Publishers,
Traveller Buildings, State Street, Boston.

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The Best Family Newsp Apeb in New England!

Saint Louis Wire Factory ,
No. 19, South Third Street,
Between M rket and Walnut.

JamesAshton, ,
Manufacturer of
Wtrb Fences, Vine Trellises, Garden Arches,
Plant and Flower Trainers, Flower Pot Stands,
Borders for Flower Beds, Cages,
Fenders, Screens, Hat and Bon-
net Stands, Dress Shapes,
and all other kinds of Useful an Fancy Wire Goods,
Morking Birdsa and Canries for Sale.

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Office for the Location of
Government Lands
General Agency.

Lands Carefully Selected and Entered Under the Graduation Act.

Land Warrants Carefuuv Located.

Delafield & Cokntwell ,
Land Agents and Surveyors ,
No. 73 Fourth Street, opposite the Planter’s House.

John B.Adams, ,
Bookseller and Stationer ,
94 Fourth St., Glasgow Row,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Constantly on hand, a variety of Medical, Theological, School and Miscri,
Leneous Books. Daily in receipt of new works as soon as published.

Cheap Editions of Every Description.

Also, Daper, Blank Books and ganeg Stationery of tberg vescription.

Fine French Engravings;
Baxter’s Patent Pictures, Printed in oil, for Drawing Room; Letter
and Note Paper; Envelopes stamped at short notice, in the neatest manner.

Thomas, Jackson & Co.company ,
Distillers of
Pure Alcohol, Neutral Spirits & Domestic Liquors.

Also, Cahpkiks and Spirit Gas.

Office No. II, South Main Street,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Always on hand, AlCohol, and Pure Spirits desired proof; Deodorized
Alcohol, American Brandy, Qik and fine Whiskys.

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Franklin
Insurance Company
Office, n. w. corner Main and Chesnut Sts.,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Capital,

$200,000.

Wm.WilliamD’Œnch, , Pres’t . C. F.Meyer, , Vice Pres’t .
Chas.Abraaxsoit, , Secretary .

Directors,

HenryBlock, ,

Wm.WilliamD’Œnch, ,

C. F.Meyer, ,

E.Wilmot, ,

Chas.Taupssic, ,

Chas. A.Cuno, ,

L.Meier, ,

A. C.Cordes, ,

H. J.Spaunhorst, .

FrederickHeemann, , Agent .

OliverChace, ,
Manufacturer Of
Spool And Pound
Sewing Cotton,
Fall River, Mass.

St. Louis Scale Factory!
Nos. 247 and 249 North Second Street,
(between WashWashington avenue and Carr,)
Saint Louis. Missouri.

G.Hubnnighatjs, . Pbed.Ude, .

Muennighaus & Co.company ,
Mamfactirers Ov J. A. Ross’ Celebrated
Platform, pag, Coal, Cattle,

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Ratroad And Counter Scales.

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Tbitcks Fox Bailr0ads, Steamboats, &c.

☞Also, Scales repaired durable at short notice.☜

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Sigerson & Bro.’s Nursery
Saint Louis. Mo.

The proprietors of this
establishment can sup-
ply to order, every va-
riety of
Fruit, Shade and
Ornamental
Trees And Shrubs.

Also, Garden, Field and
Flower
Seeds.

Agricultural and Hor-
ticultural
Implements.

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Agricultural and Hor-
ticultural
Books.

Catalogue’s
will be furnished to all
post paid
Applicants.

Orders promptly and
carefully
Filled,
in all cases, when
Catalogue
conditions are complied
with.

All orders should be
addressed to
John Sigerson & Brother ,
Corner of Broadway and WashWashington avenue Streets,
Saint Louis, Mo.

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James H.Lucas, , Henry S.Turner, ,

JohnSimonds, , HenryPatterson, , Robert N.Nisbet, .

Lucas & Simonds ,
Bankers,
Corner Main and Chesnut sts., St. Louis.

Lucas, Turner & Co.company ,
San Francisco, Cal.

Edwd.P.Tesson, ,

Anty. L.Danjen, .

Tesson & Danjen ,
Bankers,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Menard, Tesson & Co.company ,
New Orleans, La.

JoshMenard, ,
New Orleans.Tesson & Danjen ,
Saint Louis..Wm.William S.Pike, , in commendam,Baton Rouge, La.

D.Rokohl, , JamesKinkead, .

D. Rokohl, & Co.company ,
Dankers and Dealers in Crchange,
cor.corner Main and Green streets, under Virinia Hotel.

Exchanexchange on all the principal Cities purchased and sold; Collections made
without charge, and promptly remitted at current rates of Exchange. Gold,
Silver and Bullion, and Uncurrent Notes, bought and sold at the most
reasonable rates. The highest interest paid depositors, on time or
current account.

J. Lowman & Brother ,
Wholesale and Retail Delers in
Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
No. 70, Market, cor. 3d, under Cafe Chantant.

Keep constantly on hand, a large and choice assortment of Reaby Made
Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers, Cravats, &C

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J. H.Lightner, ,
82 Second Stheet, Between Locust and Olive
St. Louis.

Manufacturer
and Dealer in
Charter Oak,
New Era,
Clevated Oven
and
Newest Styles of Premium,
Hotel and Coal
Cook Stoves,
Peoria and Moline Steel
Plows and Prairie Breakers.

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Parlor
Stoves and Brates
Foundry
Sugar Kettles,
Skillets, &C.
All of the Most
Approved Patterns,
and Made of
Number One Iron.
Peacock, Jewett and Iron
Railroad Plows.

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Robb’s
Premium
Hat & Cap Establishment
No. 67 Fourth. Sreet,
Saint Louis, Mo.

The oldest Retail Hat and Cap Manufactory in Saint Louis, being estab-
lished in 1843 and now Permanently Located at
No. 67 North Fourth St
East side, between Fine and Olive Sts., 3 doors South of Olive.

Hats and Caps
Of every description made to order, and warranted to fit the head with perfect
ease to the wearer.

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Troxel’s
Ambrotype, Sphereotype, Melenaiotype, Collodiotype,
Ambrcgraph, Mezzograph, Photograph and
Heliographie Gallery,
No. 63 ½ North Fourth Street, below Olive,
Saint Louis, Mo.

The above different styles of Pietures are made at this establishment, being more
than at any other Gallery in the City, at prices varying from
One Dollar to One Hundred.

All of Which are Warranted not to Fade.

Pictures copied from small Daguerreotypes, or other pictures, to the size of life,
and Colored in Oil or pastel.

Pictures taken in all kinds of weather, in from one to five seconds. The public are
invited to call and exaimine specimens before going elsewhere.

W. L.Troxel, , Photographer ,
63 1-2 Fourth street, St. Louis, Mo.

City Gallery .
Daguerreotype, Photograph & Ambrotype
Pictures.

W. H. Tilford & Co.company ,
No, 39 Fourth Street,
(Opposite the Planter’s House,)
Saint Louis, Missouri.

Dealers in all Appararrs aertaining to either of the above Arts.

Always on hand a supply of Tilford’s celebrated Positire and Negatire Colodion.

N. Brown’s
Daguerrean and Photographic Gallery,
Cor. Fourth and Pine Sts.,
(Opposite the Planter’s House,)
St. Louis, Mo.

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Exclusive Cash System!

F. Dings & Co.company ,
Importers & Wholesale Dealers in Foreign & Domestic
Fancy Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Toys,
Musical Instruments, Stationery, Woolen Goods, &c.

Manufacturers of all kinds of Brushes,
37 North Main street, up stairs,
Saint Louis, Missouri.

The attention of Cash Buyers is directed to above card. Our terms are Nett Cash,
and our prices from fifteen to twenty per cent. lower than credit prices! Goods selected
with particular care, as regards quality and styles. An examination of our stock is re-
spectfully solicited.

Beard & Brother ,
Proprietors of the
Excelsior Safe and Scale Works, No. 99 & 101 Second Street.

The Excelsior is the safe that saved the Books and Papers, after being in the
great fire of the City Buildings, Ninety Hours!

The Excelsior Scale

Took the Premium over Eairbaanks’ at the Fair in Saint Louis, and is guar-
anteed to be equal to any Scale in the United States. The price is 30 per cent, Less
than the Fairbanks.

N. B.—Pumps of all descriptions, Hydrants, Plumbering, &c.

Sanford & Brewster ,
Broadway
Omnibus & Carriage Shop,
755 Broadway, cor.corner Monroe street,
North St. Louis, Mo.

Where all kinds of Carriage and Omnibus work is done
with Dispatch.

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Joseph W.Branch, , JosephCrookes, , RobertFrost, .

Branch, Crookes & Frost
Manufacturers of Warranted
Cast Steel Saws
Wholesale and Retail!
Office, 18 Vine Street, betw. Main and Second.
Saintt Louis, Mo.

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Particular care paid to repairing all kinds of Saws.

After four years successful operation we have succeeded in establishing the reputa-
tion of Saint Louis Saws over most, and equal to any manufactured in the East. All
members of our firm being practical men, and personally exercising a supervision over
every department, we are enabled with our knowledge of the steel trade in Sheffield,
England, and of all the best makers of steel, and by our experience in the Eastern States
and England, to purchase our raw stock on terms equal to any house in the East, and
thereby also to manufacture saws equal, in every respect, and in many instances superior
to any that are turned out in New York or Boston. ☝See next page.

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A First Class Saw 
 Enjoys a High Reputation at Home, 
 and Afterwards, by its Own Intrinsic and Recognised Merits,
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Forces Itself Abeoad!
When we began manufacturing, a First Class St. Louis Saw was a tiling unknown; but a short time sufficed to 
 proye, that Our Saws were equal, if not superior, to any brought here from the East. The result is. arc now ena- 
 bled—and we do it with somo pride—to refer to the following Merchants, Machinists, Saw-Mill Manufacturers, Sash, 
 Door and Blind Manufacturers, Saw-Mill Owners and Lumber Merchants of our city, all of whom sell or use our Saws at 
 the present time. To these we haye also added the names of some of our country patrons. The list speaks for itself, 
 and also for us.
Child, Pratt & Co.company  , St. Louis,
Kinglands & Ferguson , ",
Jno. H. Hall Co.company  , ",
Clark, Renfrew & Co.company  , ",
Chas.Rogers, , ",
Cuddy, Merritt & Co.company  , ",
F. E. Schmieding & Co.company  , ",
Dowpall Makkham & Co.company  , ",
McCoudsaBeck, , ",
JuliusMorisse, , ",

Wm.William  Wade & Co , ",
Hunt & Weisman , ",
Edwards, Branson & Co.company  , ",
W. W.Miller, , ",
Bceckler, Hirsciiburg & Co.company  , ", 
Hall & Hynson , ",
L. W. Mitchel & Co.company  , ",
Overstolz, Lemon Co.company  , ",
Parker, Ludlow & Co.company  , ",
W. G. Clark & Co.company  , ",
Patterson & Ferguson , ",
Brotherton & Gibsont , ",
Shearing & Dryden , ",
R. C. McAllister & Co.company  , ",
C. R.Anderson, , ",
Thos. M.Wannall, , ",
Chas. W.Horne, , ", 
LesleyGarnett, , ",
Ladd, Patrick & Co.company  , ",
Sawyer & McIlvaine , ", 
Philibert & Branconier , ",
WesleyConnor, , ",
H. H.Wright, , ",
C. A. & J. W. Peck , ",
Colston, Keep & Co.company  , ",
NathanColeman, , St. Louis.
Bertshlnger & Steinwedell , Quincy, Ill.
Snow & Weltberger , ".
M. T.Greenleaf, , ".
Gardner, Mitchell & Co.company  , ".
Worrel & Caldweia , ".
J. K. Van Doorn & Co.company  , ".
Jas. Arthur & Co.company  , ".
S. W. & H. Tucker , Keokuk, Iowa.
Baldwin & Evans , ".
Cady. JonesPeck, , ". 
A.Harbach, , Burlington, Iowa.
Chas.Hendrie, , ".
Jas. Morton & Co.company  , ". 
Chas. Sowden & Co.company  , ".
Geo. G.Mahan, , Museatine, Iowa.
B.Hershey, , ".
James M.Moore, , Rock Island, Iowa.
J. V.Cannon, , Darenport, Iowa.
Stowkll, Mapes & Co.company  , Moline, Ilis.
Dunn & Mansur , "
Trego & Woodruff , Galena, Ills.
Schulinoburg, Bobckler & Co.company  , Stillwater.
H. S. Allen & Co.company  , Chippewa Falls, Wis.
J. N. Stowell & Co.company  , Milwaukie, Wis.
S. R.Fox, , Madison, Wis.
James Cook & Co.company  , Terre Haute, Ind.
S. H.Potter, , ".
A. J.White, , Memphis, Tenn.
B. F.Fox, , Springfieid, Ills.
JacobWithy, , Winchester, Ills.
Jas.Watt, , ".
Hammon, Burdett & Co.company  , Jacksonville, Ills.
J.Flaherty, , St. Joseph, Mo.
C. J.Fox, , Council Bluffs, Iowa.
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Bridge, Beach & Co.company ,
No. 37 north main street, St. Louis, Mo.,

(Successors to Bridge & Bro.,) Manufacturers of the
golden era & new era airtight cook stoves!

Also, of the
Golden Harp,
and
other premium
Cook Stoves,
And a great varie-
ty of the latest styles
and most approved
Heating Stoves for
Coal and Wood;

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Importers
and Dealers in
Tin Plate
Copper, Sheet Iron,
Wire, Zinc,
Blook Tin
Tinners’ Machines and Tools,
japanned ware ,
&c., &c., &c.

We would particularly call attention to the New Era Cooking Stove, which re
ceived the first premium at the St. Louis A. and M. Association’s Fair, in October last.

Gray & Brust
Fashionable
Hatters!
Cor. Market and Second sts.
St. Louis.

See sign of big hat!

Heinz & Barthel ,
Manufacturers of Copper, Din and Sheet-Iron Ware
and dealers iat stoves and tin ware,
52 North Second Street, betw. Olive and Pine,
St. Louis.

☞ Pakticular attention paid to spouting, roofing and guttering.

☞ All kinds of jobbing. in our, done to order, with reatnes8 and despatch!

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Great National
Air-Line Route !
via
Terre Hantte, Alton and St. Louis

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Rail Road.
The shortest, quickest and most direct roite to all eastern cities.

Two through express trains daily, morning & evening, making
close and sure connections

At Pana, with the Illinois Central Railroad, for Decatur, Bloornington, Lasalle, Peoria,
Mendota, Burlington, Rock Island, Galena, Dunleith, Ac. &c.

At Mattoon. with the Branch of the Illinois Central Railroad for Chicago, and with trains of the Great Western and
Wabash Valley Railroads for Danville. Lafayette, Logansport. Fort Wayne. Toledo., and all Northern and Lake
Cities.

At Terre Haute and Indianapolis—with the Terre Haute and Richmond. Indiana Central. Indianapolis nnd Belle-
fontaine. Indianapt Us nnd Cincinnati, Jeffereonrille and Indianapolis, and Madison Railroads, for Crestline. Cleve-
land, Dunkirk. Buffalo, Niagara Kails. Albany. Boston, New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore. Washington City. Rich-
mondt Harper’s Furry. Dayton, d lumbus. Wheeling, Cincinnati. Madison, Louisville, Lexington. Ky.. and all the
Principal Cities in the Middle. Kastern, Northern and Southern Sates.

Passengers.

☞ Passongers for New York City have choice of four good routes, viz : New
York Central, New York and Erie, Pennsylvania Central, and Baltimore and Ohio
Railroads.

Baggage.

Baggage handled with care and cheked through free of charge.

Fare.

Fare as low as by any other Route, and Tickets good for 305 days, or until used!

Omnibuses.

Omnibuses will call for Passengers at the different Hotels, or in any part.of the City,
free of charge, by leaving word at either of the Ottices, No 82 Fourth street,
under Planters’ House, or No. 36 North Levee, where reliable information can be had
of the different routes.

L. R.Sargent, , Sup’t .

B. F.Fifield, , General Ticket Agent .

W. F.Stout, , General Passenger Agent .

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Alleghany
Sash, Door and Blind
Depot .
No. 300 North main street, Saint Louis, Mo.

A large assortment constantly on hand.

Stone, Genthner & Co.company ,

Chas. B.Smith, ,
dealer in
pine and poplar lumber,
white and yellow pine flooring,
Shingles, Laths, Siding, Sash, &c.
Yard —cor.corner Cass Avenue and Seventh St.

W. H.Huish, ,
Machinisit
corner of ashley and broadway.

manufacturer of
saw mills, improved portable engines,
brass work, &c.

All kinds of Mill Work, Sash & Planing Machines.

Saw Spndles, &c., always on hand.

Frederick House ,
corner of second and vine sts.,
St. Louis, Mo.

Scholten & Schiling ,
Proprietors.

Bartling House .

JohnSieg, , Proprietor ,
No. 43 third street, near pine,
Keeps always on hand the choicest kinds of
wines, liqours & segars.

Lunch Every Day at 11 o’clock.

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SamuelMcCartney, ,
T. V.Strode, , A. L.Lackoix, ,
wholesale grocers
and importers
Foreign Wines and Liquors,
manufacturers of
domestic liquors ,
and
☞rectifyers of whisky,☜
Nos. 110 and 112 second street,
between locust and vine,
Saint Louis, Mo.

A. C.Erfort, . HenryTetring, .
Eefoet & Petring ,
wholesale grocers
and
commission merchants,
cor.corner of Second and Green Streets,
(under the virginia hotel,)
St. Louis, Mo.

LewisHake, , HermanHake, .
SylvesterFreeman, , WilliamHake, .

Hake, Freeman & Co.company ,
wholesale grocers
Commission and Produce
merchants,
No. 207 corner of broadway and cherry streets,
St. Louis, Mo.

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MarkHamilton, ,
wholesale grocer
and dealer in
Foreign Wines and Iiquors ,
No. 141 second street,
St. Louis, Mo.

Wm.William O.Wheeler, . Jno. N.Bofinger, .

W. O. Wheeler & Co.company ,
importers and dealers in
brandies, wines, liquors. foreign fruits,
cigars, oysters, sardines,
nuts, preserves, and fancv groceries generally,
No. 59 North Levee, Saint Louis, Mo.

Particular attention paid to country orders.

☞Sole Western Agents for Tcrseb’s Ginger Wine, Cordials, &c.

Charles H.Heywood, . JamesMorris, .

Heywood & Morris ,
wholesale and retail
grocers:
dealers in
wines; liquors; teas & provisions.

Fresh country butter always on hand.
No. 249 Broadway, ....... St. Louis.

D. L. Walsworth & Co.company ,
commission merchants;
manufacturers and dealers in
cincer brands and stomach bitters,
liquors, wines, etc.,
Cigars and Chewing Jobacco, Fnk and Marking Fluid,
No. 16 Washington Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.

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Jones’ Comercial Collge ,
s. e. cor. Washington Avenue and Third Street,
Saint Louis.

Established in 1841.

A full course of instruction in this institution
embraces
double-entry book-keeping,
commercial calculations, commercial law,
and penmanejip.

Gentlemen can enter for the courses separately, and at any time, as instruction is imparted individually and not in classes, each department
being independent of the other, and under the control of a Professor, educated for the especial duties of that department in which he is
employed.

☞ For Circulars, containing information in regard to the terms, Course of Instruction, &c., call at the Book Keeping Department, or
address

JonathanJones, , St. Louis, Mo.

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Geo. O.Allen, . ErieWright,

Allen & Wright ,
Builders:
No. 75 3d Street, Between Olive and Locust,
Saint Louis. Mo.

SaintLouis,
Gold Pen Manufactory!
No. 54 Chesnut Street, (betweem 2d and 3d) abovk the Post Office.

☞Re-Pointing and Repairing. Jewelry Repaired and made to order. All work
warranted. Higgins Brothers.

James Verdin’s
Wagon, Cart & Dray
Manufactory ,
cor.corner Markt and 11th Streets, St. Louis. Mo.

GeorgeBayha, . CharlesBayha, .

G. & C. Bayha ,
Packers of Pork and Beet,
and Provision Dealers,
Nos. 291 and 293 S.’Second st, St. I Amis, Mo.

Louis H.Perrin, ,
Manufacturer and Dealerin
Gigabs, Tobacco and Snuff,
Wholesale and Retail ,
No. 24, S. W. Comer of Second and Walnut Streets, (near the Cathedral,) and 840
Broadway, near the corner of Biddle Street, St. Louis, Mo.

JamesMichael, . MarcusKaim, .

Marcus Kaim’s
Cheap Wholesaleiand Retail
Men and Boy’s Clothing
and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Store,
Nos. 32 and 34 Market Street, between Main and Second, St. Louis, Mo.

☞Clothing Made to Order.☜

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Jacob Fritschle’s
Steam Bakery ,
cor.corner of Chouteau Avenue and Seventh Street,
Office---No. 42 Commercial Street and No. 21 Levee,
St. Louis, Mo.

All kinds of Crackers and Bread constantly on hand.

J. C.Wicks, . J. H.Gerdemann, .

Mound City
Machine Bakery .

Wicks & Gerdemann.

Constantly & Hand and Made to Order all Kinds of
Loaf and Plot Bread, Grackers and Cakes.

At the Shortest Notice.

Supplying Depot—No. 68 Commercial Street, between Vine and Washington Avenue.

Manufactory—No. 93 Morgan Street, between Sixth and Seventh.,
B.Rineart, , Agent . St. Louis, Mo

B. Noel & Son ,
Goffer, Tin & Sheet-Iron
Workers,
No. 231 North Main Street,
Saintlouis, Mo.

N. B. Steamboat Jobbing; of all kinds promptly attended to.

McSherry & McCord ,
Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron Workers,
No. 203 North Main Street, Opp. the Old Foundry,
St.Louis, Mo.

Manufacturers of Steam Engine & Distillery work
of Every Description,
Soda fountains, Copper pumps, Copper Hettles), &c.
of the Best Quality.

They also manufacture Stkamboat Cooking Stoves of the approved patterno and the best workmanship
and materials. Britching and Chmneys made an repaired. Aff assortment of Tin-Ware always on hand.

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SamuelGait, , John S.M’Ccne, , JamesColuns, , William H.Stone, , AmosHowe, .

Gaty, McCune & Co.company ,
Mississippi Foundry ,
Main & Second, bet. Morgan & Cherry sts.,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Established July, 1831.

Manupacturers
of
Marine Steam Engines,
Stationary Steam Eiiis, Mill Machinery,
Railroad Work, Lard Tanks, Steam Boilers, Sheet Iron Work, Brass Work and
Blacksmithing, “Gaty’s” Patent Capstans, “Tim’s” Patent Boxes,
“Cotton’s” Improved Piston Heads, and Grate Bars.

N. B—Particular attention paid to Steamboat Work, and repairing all
kinds of Machinery. Gaty, M’Cune & Co.company

Wolff & Engert ,
Importers of
Paper Hancings,
Window Shades.
Colors, Brushes,
Fancy Paper, Bookbinders’ Materials,
Stationery,
etc. etc.
No. 43 South 2d street, between Elm & Myrtle,
and No. 803 Broadway, bet. Morgan & Cherry,
St. Louis, Mo.

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A. K.Halteman, ,
Millwright ,
Carondelet Avenue and Carroll street,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Manufactures and has on Hand
Smut Mills, Suction and Blast Fans,
Straw Cutlers, and various kinds of Machines in use by Millers and Farmers.

Iron Finishing and Fitting done to order. Ripping and Circular Sawing of all kinds.

Barrel linings always on hand.

Orders received at No. 21 Market street.

A.Campe, ,
Fashionable Tailor ,
No. 3 Third St., bet. Market & Chesnut, St. Louis.

Garments of every description manufactured in the neatest, most durable and most
fashionable style, upon the shortest notice.

Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings constantly on hand, direct from the Eastern cities

☞Garments Made, Warranted to Please,☜

Terms as reasonable as at any similar establishment.

H. B.Long, , W.M’Powell, .

Long & Mcdowell ,
House Carpenters
and
Builders.

South Ninth St., East Side, bet. Walnut St. and Clark Avenue,
St. Louis, Mo.

All Orders in our line promptly attended to.

JohnRamsey, ,
Architect,
House Carpenter and Builder ,
sixth street,
between Car and Biddle,
St. Louis, Mo.

All Orders in My Line Attended to Promptly.

Office Hours—S to 9, A. M., and 3 to 4, P. M.

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J.Blattner,
Mathematical, Optical and Philosophical
Instrument Maker ,
43 Second, bet. Pine & Chesnut,
St. Louis, Mo.

Jacob S.Merrell, ,
Drug Mill,
Medical Laboratory,
and
Wholesale
Botanic Warehouse,
27 & 29 St. Charles St.,
St. Louis, Mo.

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W.Amend, ,
Cakes & Bread
Bakery,
No. 91 South Fourth St.,
St. Louis, Mo.

Constantly on hand all kinds of plain and or-
namental fancy Cakes; also, Coffee and Tea
Cakes, Pies, Jellies in Confectioneries, &c.

Every order filled at the shortest notice

AnthonyOberreither, ,
Plasterer ,
Office, No. 0 Third St.,
N. West Corner of Market,
St. Louis, Mo.

Brilliant Stncco Work,
Of different Colors, a sp’endid article for
Fronts; Parlor Walls, Halls, Vestibules,
In and Outside Mouldings, and Ornamental
Work done.

Weston & Gaby ,
Carpenters
and
Builders,
Eleventh street,
At the Head of Green,
St. Louis, Mo.

Lesley Garnett,
Sash and Door
Manufactory ;
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Mouldings,Door & Window Frames,
Flooring,
Dressed Lumber, &c.,
cor.corner Collins and Carr sts.,
St. Louis Mo.

J.Murphy, ,
Wagon
Manufacturer ,
No. 362 Broadway,
St. Louis, Mo.

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Fire and Water-Proof Roofs.

Samuel D.Warren, ,
(Successor to C. M. & H. V. Warren,)
Mnufncturer of
Warren’s Fire and Water-Proof Composition
Roofs & Roofing Materials
Office—Room No. 11, over Post-Office, cor.corner 2d and Chensut sts.,
St. Louis, Mo.

Citn Work done in a superior manner, with promphness and desparth,
and Warranted.

Materials of the Best Quality
Alwaysonhand & for sale with Directions for Use

The undersigned, the Original Introducer of the Composition Roof,
having been for the last twelve years extensively engaged in the business, during which
time his roofs have been thoroughly tested, and have given general satisfaction, now
offers his roof to the public.

"With many Improvements,
suggested by long experience, confident that for Durability, Cheapness, and
Protection against Fire and Water, it is not surpassed by any roof now in
use. For particulars call at my office, where I will take pleasure in showing specimens
of my work—or address by mail.

Orders from the Country will inert with prompt attention.

Thankful for past favors, I ask a continuance of the public patronage so long as my
work shall merit the same.

Samuel D.Warren, .

liefer to the following builders In St. Louis:

W. J.Stacy, ,

Barnbtt & Walker ,

J. T.Knott, ,

W Kston & Gaby ,

HenryKennedy, ,

E.Greekleaf, .

L. D.Baker, ,

HenryPitcher, ,

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FerdinandHauck, ,
Merchant Tailor
No. 36 Pine st., bet. 2d and 3d,
St. Louis Mo.

D. H,Thomas, ,
General Broker,
and Forwarding Merchant ,
No. 20 Pine Stheet, cor, of Second,
up Stairs,
St. Louis, Mo.

G. P.Theobald, . Jas. A.Beal, . J. K. B.Rice, .

G. F. Theobald & Co.company ,
Wholesale Grocers,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
55 North Second St.,
St. Lcuis. Mo.

WtlkjssonBryak, . BernardBryan, .

Bryan & Beother .
Lumber Merchants,
Broadway, corner of O’Fallon,
St. Louis, Mo.

Dealers in all Kinds of
Pine & Poplar Lumder, Pine & Cypress Shingles.

Doors, Sash, Blinds, &c.,

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Westlake & Button ,
(Saccessors to Linus Jackson & Co.company ,)

[missing figure]

Machine Shop & Foundry ,
cor.corner of Main and Biddle sts.,
St. Louis, Mo.

Blacksmithing of all Krnds
Steamboat and Contractors’ Outfits constanting on band.

Such as Wheelbnrrows, Scrapers, Derricks, Dorrick Windlass, Tackle Blocks, Cordage, &c.

Also, Hoisting Wheels, Truck Canlngcs, Pumps, Patert Pump Tubing, &c., &c.

Rail-Car Manufactory and Foundry.

Railroad Cars Manufactured to Order;
Can Whells of all sizes, and all other kinds of Railroad Castings.

$1 300

To be Given Away!

To the Patrons of
Fox’s Ambrotype and Daguerrean Gallery.

Every Person Haying
a Picture taken at this Establishment
Will recclvc a ticket which will secure to them a chance in
$1,300 worth of Elegant Jewelry
For particulars see small bills, &c.

A. J.Fox, , Proprietor ,
cor.corner 4th And Chesnut Streets.

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Teeth, Gold Leaf, Foil &c.

Dlatina, Gold and Silbort Plant and wlire,
Gold & Tin Foils.
Operating, Various Patterns.

Bench Tools
Furnaches for Baking Teeth,
Benry Material for Making Porcelain Teeth,
Foreeus, Turukeys, Pluggers and Scalers,

[missing figure]

Missippi Yalley Dental Depot
and
St. Louis Premium Gold Leaf and Gold Foil Manufactory ,
79 Market St., St. Louis, Mo.

A. M.Leslie, , D. D. S., Proprietor .

Sole Agent in St. Louis for Teeth manufactured by Jones, White & McCurdy, Philadelphia; John Klein, Philadelphia;
New york Teeth Manufacturing Compny.

Medals and Diploma, St. Louis and Alton Exhibitions, 1856, for best Dental Instruments, Chair, Cold Foil and Leaf, St.
Louis manufacture.

„We cheerfully commend to the Profession of stock of rental Materials on Rale at the depct of A. M. Leslie, be-
lieving that the Praetitioir will here find a selection from which he may purchase a complete outifit, or replenish his
stock

Spalding & Pkrink , A.Blake, , EdwdHale, , I.Forbes, , H. J. B.McKellops, , H.Barrons, , Dunham & Hale .

[missing figure]

To Consumers of Gold Leaf.

“"Having used Leslies Gold Leaf, we can confidently recommend it to the Trade as a Oral rate article.”

J. C. Miller & Co.company , P.Crumman, , Samuel Spencer & Co.company , Boggs & Co.company , Gillders, St. Louis.

Orders punctually filled. Terms Cash. Catalogues sent when desired. Address

A. M.Leslie, . 79 Market st., St. Louis, Mo.

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WilliamM’kee, . G. W.Fishback, .

M’kee & Fishback ,
propiuetors of the
missouri democrat
book and job
printing office,
Nos+ 41 and 43 Locust street,
Saint Louis, Mo.

This establishment is prepared to executelevery variety of
Commercial ani fetter-pres printing

On the most favorable terms, and with the greatest possible dispatch. Merchants, Rail
Road and River men, will find that this office possesses every facility for
turning out their description of work, in the neatest styles, and
in the most expeditious manner. Those wanting

Books, Pamphlets, Cards,
circulars, bill heads,
bills of lading,
steamboat bills,
And cuery variety of River Printing,
hand bills, posters, programmes,
ball tickets,
Dray Tickets, Apothecaries’ Printing,
rail road work, &c.,

Would do well to give us a call. We are also prepared to execute all orders for
fancy jobs, in colors, &C.

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AlbertFiscger, ,

All kinds of
fanoy oaps and furs,
sold at the lowest cash pricgs:

[missing figure]

Dress hats,
panama, straw & lechorn
hats,
fine felts, &C., &C.

Fashionable hat and cap manufacturer ,
s. w. corner of second and market streets,
St. Louis.

[Sign of the Red Hat.]

G. Morgens’
St. Louis steam
dyeing, scouring, finshing and waaatering
Establishment,
no. 4 South Fourth st., brt. Market ant Walnut, West side.

A card to the ladies.

Mr. G. Morgens begs leave to return his sincere thanks to the Ladies, and citizens
generally, for the very liberal patronage extended to him during the last four years, and
confidently solicits a continuance of the same. He adopts this method of informing
the public that he still occupies his old stand, No 4 South Fourth street, where he
engages to clean and dye every description of goods in a style unequalled by any estab-
lishment West of the mountains.

Crape Shawls cleaned and dyed in a very superior manner, as can be testi-
fied to by hundreds of ladies, residents of this and other cities of the Union.

Gentlemen’s clothing cleansed and repaired in a style not surpassed in
this city.

Particular attention given to the renovation of carpets, hearth rugs,
&c., &c.

Mr. Morgens has obtained the names of the following ladies, as references:

Mrs.U.Wright, ,

Mrs.N.Valle, ,

Mrs.S. T.Nidelet, ,

Mrs.F. VonPhul, ,

Mrs.Bogy, ,

Mrs.White, ,

Mrs.E.Xaupi, ,

Mrs.Benkendorf, ,

Mrs.A. P.Chouteau, ,

Mrs.H.Chouteau, ,

Mrs.MaryMitchell, ,

Mrs.G. W.Clark, .

Mrs.W.Ftnney, ,

Mrs.J.Finney, ,

Mrs.Wheaton, ,

Mrs.A.Chouteau, .

MissCortambert, .

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R. H.Miller, . Chas.Miller. John S. J.Miller, . G. W.Berkley, .

R. H. Miller & Sons ,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
China
glass and queensware,
britannia ware,
Tea-TrayS, Lamps, Chandeliers, &c.
No. 34 main street,
between pine and chesnut,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Wm.WilliamRumbold, ,
Architect and Superintendent ,
St. Louis, Mo,
Room No. 9 Post Office Building.

Edward A.Fillet, . C. P.Filley, . Samuel R.Filley, .

E. A. & S. R. Fillet ,
Direct Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
China,
glass & queensware
Solar Lard Lamps, Chandeliers, &c.
No. 133 main street,
Four doors North of the Bank of the State of Missouri, St. Louis, Mo.

WesleyFallon, . James A.Wright, .

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Fallon & Wright ,
carriage
manupactubers,
Soutd-Wrst Cor. fifth anb St. Charles sts.,
St. Louis, Mo.

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Tamm & Meyer ,
manufacturers of
cedar
and
common wooden ware
Steam Works—Chouteau Avenue,
Office—39 north main street, up stairs,
St. Louis, Mo.

Qrders executed at short notice.

Hardware
Cutlery .

[missing figure]

H. H. Meier keeps constantiy on hand a well selected assortment of domestic and foreign
hardware and cutlery, which he offers for sale at low and uniform prices, and respectfully asks
share of public patronage.

J. D.M’auliff, ,
Carriage
manufacturer ,
Corner of Twenty-first stree and franklin Avenue,
Depot No. 33 Third st., bet. Pine Chesnut,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Keeps constantly on hand, and makes to order,
Rockaways, Buggies and Traveling Wagons,
of every description.

Repairing done at the shortest notice.

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GeorgeKnapp, .
N.Paschall, .
JohnKnapp, .

Missouri Republican
Newspaper,
Book & Job Office & Nindery
No. 11 Ohbsnut St.,
between Main and Second,
St. Louis.

George Knapp & Co.company .
Editors and Proprietors.

Terms of Subscription, pet; annum.
Daily, in advance,	$10 00
Tri Wkkkiy, "	5 00
Wmkly, "	2 00
Weekly, not pai1 in advance, invariably	3 00
Sunday Ripublican	2 00
To Clubs of Daiilies,	40 00
To Clubs of 14 Wbskue,	20 00

All advertisements required to be kept mi second page,
charged at new each day,, and on third page an advance over
stated rates.

Adyertiwmentfl directed to be displayed, or set in hirtre type,
chardged double rates.

Yearly advertisers will lie charged extra for occupying space
over contract, and when large type in required to be udsed, or
the advertisements kepi on inside of paper.

Yearly advertiser will be charged extra at regular rates for
Wants. Bents, Removal. Copartiurship Notices. To Consignees,
&c., &c.

All “Wants.” “Lost” and “Found,’” “Boardinjr,” “ForRont,”
and “Removal.” charged $1 50 per square for first six days,
and $1 per square each additional week without alteration.

Cash Rates for Advertising.
One Squabb, dght lines or less,	50
" " three times without alteration,	$1 00
" " one week " "	1 50
" " two week " "	2 50
" " three weeks " "	3 50
" " one month " "	4 00
" " two months " "	6 00
" " three months " "	7 00
" " six months " "	10 00
" " one year " "	18 00

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M.Steitz, ,
Packkr of
Beef & Pork ,
South Second St.,
at the Bridge,
St. Louis, Mo.

Jas. L.Brackett, ,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Yeast Powder ,
No. 127 Morgan St.,
Between 7th an 8th,
St. Louis, Mo.

John B.Desmoulin, ,
Contractor,
Builder & Superintendent ,
No. 26
South Tenth Street,
St. Louis, Mo.

Jobbing done to Order.

[missing figure]

CharlesSteller, ,
Manufacturer of
Piano Fortes
s. w. cor. 14th and Market sts.,
St. Louis, Mo.

Repairing Done.

D. E.Beehler, . LouisLange, .

Beehler & Lange ,
Manufacturers of
Whips, Canes
Hmbnellas, Danasols, &c. ,
Wholesale and Retail,
No. 64 Market st, North side, bet. 2d & 3d sts.,
St. Louis, Mo.

John H.Hall, Clare J.Morton, . L A.Hall, .

Jom H. Hall & Co.company ,
Hardware Importers,
92 Main street,
St. Louis, Mo.

Edw. Pfeiffer & Bro. ,
Watchmakers & Jewellers, No. 130 S. Second St.,
St. Louis, Mo.

Constantly oo band a large andextendve assortment of
Jewelry,
Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks, Gold
Pens and Pencils, Gold and Silver Specta-
cles, Spectacle Glasses, Fine Pocket Cutlery.

Clocks, Avatchn.s and Music Boxes of all descriptions
carefully repaired and warranted. Also—Jewelry
of all kinds made to order, and repaired at the
thortest notice and on the Most Reasonable Terms.

Ad0Lphd8Meeer, . J. C.Rust, .

Adolphus Meier & Co.company ,
Importers and Dealers in
Hardware,
and Cutlery,
Manufactures of
St. Louis Cotton Darns, Sbeetings, &c.
No. 23 Main st., cor.corner of Chesnut,
St. Louis, Mo.

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Whitley’s Patent Double Circular Saw Mill , Patented March 4, 1856, Manufactured by Clark, Avery & Voorhies, at
The People’s Iron Works,
Main street, between Florida and Mullanphy sts., north of the shot tower, St. Louis.

The above Mill, in its construction combines novelty and simplicity; either portable or stationarv, as may be required, and of several different sizes; it is equally adapted to Steam, Water,
Horse or Windmill power; and its simplicity, cheapness, durability, strength and easy management, cannot fail to convince every person after a glance at its combined improvements, that it is
the best mill now in use for making lumber. The frame is of oak; it has two saws, one above the other, and in line with each other, so as to assist in cutting off the swell, butts, slab and
knots, and in splitting large logs. The upper saw can be moved on the arcn so as to cut two planks with one run of the carriage, and for fencing, from two to eight boards may be cut at once.
The after ends of the saw shafts are connected by an arm, which serves as a guide to both shafts, so that complete control may be had over the sawn while running; it also serves for their ad-
justment, and keeps them true with each other while cutting. They are capable of sawing 1,000 feet per hour, and will work in all kinds of lumber without Hawing crooked. We warrant
the Mills to perform in every respect as represented. Any information respecting them will be cheerfully given on application to our agents, W. M. Plant & Co.company , No. 14 North Main street, or
to Isaac L.Garrison, , President of Home Mutual Insurance Company , corner of Main and Vine streets. ☞ Horse Powers and Steam Engines furnished with the Mills at stort notice and
upon satisfactory terms. Clark, Avery & Voobules .

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Clothing Clothing
at Wholesale.
Mead, Bro. & Co.company ,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
Ready-Made Clothing
No. 168 Main Street, St. Louis, Mo.

J. H.Colston, . E. B.Keep, . J.Hurd, .

North Missouri
Planing & Saw Mill ,
(Woodworth’s Patent.)

Sash, Door, Blind,
Moulding and Box Factory,
on Second st., bet. Jefferson and Monroe,
St. Louis, Mo.

Colston, Keep & Co.company
all orders for Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings, of every size and
description, will be filled at the shortest notice.

Packing Boxes
Of every description made with dispatch.

Lumber Dressed to order on the shortest notice.

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St. Louis

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Bell & Brass Foundry
and

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Scale
Manufactory
No. 33 Washington av. bet. Main and 2d sts., St. Louis, Mo.

Bells of all sizes, for Churches, Steamboats, Plantations and Hotels. All kinds of Platform, Floor Counter and
Drug Scales, wholesale and retail. Also, a large variety of Brass Work, including

Cocks, Couplings, Whistles and Plumbers’ Work.

DavidCaughlan, .

Sixdhoff & Camp ,
for on. Second and Madison sts. North St. Louis,
Cabinet and Carpenters’ Work,
Wagon and Buggy Hurs,
Mortising, Chucking and Boring Chair Stuff,
Also, Sawing Wagon and Chair Stuff,
and Turning in Geiveral.

N. B. Jobbing Done at the Shobtest Notice.

Miisouri
Spice Milis
by
Caspar E.Mayer, ,
Mo. 167 Eighth St., bet. Morgan & Cranklin av.

Grocers Supplied with
Choice Ground and Whole Spices,
on Liberal Terms.

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St. Louis
Insurance Company ,
S. W. Corner Main and Olive sts.,
St. Louis, Mo.

Capital, $300,000.

This Company insures agninst Fire and Marine losses of all kinds, on the most
favorable terms. Losses promptly adjusted and paid. Cargo customers accommodated
with cash facilities:

Directors.

James E.Yeatman, ,

Saml. K.Wilson, ,

CharlesMiller, ,

J. P. S.Lemolne, .

John C.Rust, ,

Wm.William T.Christy, ,

GeorgeKnapp, ,

A. N.Berthoud, .

ThorntonGrimeley, ,

AbnerHood, ,

L.Levering, ,

E. Y.Ware, .

G. K.MeGunnegle, , President .

Thos.Webster, , Sec’y .

George N.Lynch, ,
Office, no. 53 fifth street, east side, between Olive and Locust streets,
Opposite mercantile Library Hall,
Undertakers
and Furnishers of Funerals,
in- all its Branches.

Undertakers’ Trimmings of all kinds
for Sale.

Also, Agents fob the Sale of the
Patent Metalic Burial Cases.

A lurge supply constantly on hand, and sold at manufacturers’ prices.

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Dr. Cavanaugh’s
Pile Salve.

For the Cure of Every Form of
Hemorrhoids; or Piles;
Whether of long standing or recent origin; Internal or external; whether attended
with Profatpsiu, Hcmmorrhage, or Obstruction; and all by
External Application!

No Internal adjuvant being reqalrcd In any ease, only
No internal adjuvants being required in any case, only
to regulate the bowels, if constipated, or
In Dlarrhcea and Dysentery.

The Piles, while astonishingly prevalent in their various fors, amongst all classes of both sexes, are at the same
time, the most distressing frequently dangrous, and hitherto most difficult of Cure.

Persons who suffer any length of time wth the Piles, generally try everything they can learn of purportin to cure
the disease, yet realize no permanent adantage therefrom. They have been told. professionally, perhaps, there was
“no permanent cure for Piles,” and consequently have despaired of any future cessation from apin and sffering.

To all such, a Specific is offered for their relief, which has stood the test of more than twelve years’ active prae
tiee, and during that time has never failed whithin th knoweldge of the proprietor, of Curing Every Case.

Dr. Cavanaugh’s Pile Salve,
Is a strictly scientifie combination of well known remedial agents; and has been brought to its present perfection by a, continued series of experiments, extending through years of patient study and investigation, in field where ample
opportunities were afforded for throughly testing its virtues. The proprietor has no hesitaney in saying, that his Pile Salve is the First and Only Infallible Specific Ever Discovered, for that disease, and which cures by
Outward Application Only!
And that, in time to come, as in the past, it will stand the test of trial, without a failure to perform all the propriotor
claims for it, if his directions are attended to.

A large number of gentlemen througout the country, of high character and influence, have voluntarily attested to
its efficacy in thir own cases, not of hearsay-a few of whose certificates only can be introduced here.

St. Louis, Dec. 1, 1856.

This is to inform the afficied with Hemorrhoids of Piles, that I was troubled with that distressing diease for about nine
years, at times so as to be scaree able to walk-nsing every means fo alleviate my sufferings advised by phsicians and others,
all without any permanent benefit, as my disease seemed to grow worse, and my physicians despaired of my cure. About June
last, I procured a bottle of ”Dr, cAvanaugh’s Pile Salve,” by the and of which I am new well, able to attend to my business,
ride of walk, as my need may be.

A.Reinbold, Fourth street.

The following is form one of the most reliable citizens of Chicago, late Treasurer of Cook Co.company , Ill :

Chicago, July 25, 1855.

Dr. Cavanaugh-Dear Sib : I wish hereby to make known to the affieted that I have been trhoubled with the Piles for
twenty years or upwards, and at times most severely. And during a recent and exceedingly painful attack, a friend procured
a box of your Salve and asked me to give it a trial. I did so-not, however, wit the expectation of benedfftting my disease, for
truly doing me good; and reaily i is incredible to myself, that wit only about two weeks’ use of your Salve, I am, so far as I can judge, a well man. I most cheerfully make this statement, believing it due both to yourself and such as may be affileted
with this most trying and painful disease. I do not hesitate to say, that I consider your preparation an invaluable remedy for
the Piles.

Most sineerely, yours, H. N.Heald, .

The Hon.RichardYates, , formerely Member of Congress from the Springfield (Ills.) Distriet, says:

Jacksonville, Ills., Nov. 15, 1854.

Dr. Thos. Cavanugu-Dear Sir : The preparation Cavanugh’s Pile Salve, which you furnished, I found of great
service, producing an easy and speedy cure. I do not hesitate to recoinmend it as an invalubale for the Piles.

Respecifully, RichardYates, .

Memphis, Tenn., Nov. 6, 1806.

Having used your “Pile Salve,” I feel that I can cheerfully recommend it to all persons suffering with that disiressing com- plaint—Piles

Respecifully, W. M.Shelton, .

Vincennes, Ind., September, 1856.

The Salve, I am happy to inform you, is having desired effect. It is certainly the best remedy for that disiressing disease
I ever heard of, and its virtues should be generally known.

Respectifully J. G.Hutchenson, .

Indianapolis. Ind., Nov. 3, 1856.

We will take pieasure in recomuending your “Pile Salve,” as we know it is all you represent it to be by trial.

Very truly, yours, C. C. Butler & Co .

The following, from the Rev. B. F. Bristow, is a sufficient recommendation in itself :

Jacksinville, Ills., Dec. 15, 1854.

Dr. Cavanaugh : 1 conceive it to be a duty I owe to the attlicied, to make known the invaluable virtues and remedial
efficacy of your “Pile Salve.” I was for several Weeks sorely afflicted with that painful and loathsome disease the Piles.—After having exhausted my patience in trying various prescriptions of physicians and others without to try it. I am happy in
syaing, an applications of your Salve, for three daye, perfeeeted an entire cure. Respectifully yours, B. F.Bristow, .

Cincinnati, (Ohio,) June 7, 1856.

I had the pieasure of having a friend of mine present me with a box of your “Pite Salve,” and finding great relief from its
use, I take the liberty of writing, to learn where I can procure another box. Yours, very truly, Lucius C.Buell, .

Price, One Dollar per Box, Retail. The Pile Salve is put up in glass jars, inclosed
in a paper box, properly labeled, and will keep any length of time.

Wholesale Agents.

H.Blaksley, , St. Louis, Mo.

Bacon, Hyde & Co.company , St. Louis, Mo.

Charless, Blow & Co.company , St. Louis, Mo.

Lindenberger & Co.company , Louisville, Ky.

J. H. Reed & Co.company , Chicago, Ills.

Barnard, Adams & Co.company , St. Louis, Mo.

John D.Park, , Cincinnatl, Ohio.

And for sale by all Wholesale and Retial dealers throughout the West.

Dr. T. H.Cavanaugh, , Sole Proprietor ,
Saint Louis, Mo.

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Excelsior
Stove Works.

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Giles F.Filley, ,
Charter Oak
and
Valley forge
Cooking Stoves!!

Also,
Pioneer, Prize and Arctic Premiums;
Magnolia,
Mound City and Alpine Parlors;
Minnesota and Qval Box Stoves;
Plain axd Fancy Dwarfs;
Excelsior & Champion Coal Cannon Stoves,
Wholesale and Retail.

Salesroom and Office, No. 155 & 157 Main st,
Saint Louis, Mo.

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New
House Furnishing
Store.

John J.Locke, ,
No. 105 North Fourth Street, Ten Buildings
Would respectfaily call the attention of housekeepers, and buyers of
House Furnishing articles, to his large and entirely
New Stock of Goods,
In the above line, consisting in part, of
Planished Ware, Fine Cutlery,
Bathing Turs,
Coffee Urns, Silver Plated Ware,
Forks, Spoons, Castors, &c.,
Water Coolers,
Plain and Japanned Tin Ware,
Chafing Dishes,
Ice Chests, Steak Dishes,
Wooden and Willow Ware, Weat Sufes,
Soup Tureens,
Brushes, Brooms, Mats,
Coffee, Tea and Chocolate Pots,
Step Ladders,
Kitchen Tables,
Feather Dustens,
Fenders, Fire Sets, &c.,
Clothes Horses, &c., &c.

Dealing directly with manufacturers it this country, and making my own importa-
tions, I feel confident that I can offer great inducements to cash byuers, either at
Wholesale or Retail.

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Eddy, Jameson & Co.company ,
Wholesale Dealers in
French, Cerman,
and Domestic
Dry Goods,
170 and 172 Main Street,
Saint Louis, Mo.

J. A.Eddy, ,
J. A.Jameson, ,
A. M.Bisseij, ,
A.Cotting, Jr.,
C. C.Hellmers, ,
WernerMeyer, .

C. N.Brester, ,
House and Sign
Painter ,
cor.corner of Monroe St. and Broadway.

Particular attention paid to draining, Setteriug anb Paper Jangin.
Also, Omnibus Painting.

Francis F.Graff, . GustayusHammeretetn, .

Graff & Hammerstein ,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Groceries, Wines & Liquors
and Commission Merchants,
4 s.south Main. St., Bet. Walmt and Elm,
Saint Louis Mo.

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Doan, King & Co.company ,
Silk, Fancy
and
Stapledry Goods
107 and 109 Main st.,
St. Louis, Mo.

HughMexows, . ColmanLehan, .

New York and St. Louis
Tea Company!
199 Broadway,
East Side, Bet. Morgan and Cherry Sts.,
Saint Louis, Mo.
Menown & Lehan, Proprietors.

Good delivered to any part of the City Free of Charge.

JamesWheeler, ,
Importer and Dealer in
China.

Glass and Queensware,
Wholesale and Retail ,
no. 159 fourth st.street , between Green and Morgan sts.,
Saint Louis, Mo.

All Goods carefully packed or safely delivered in any part of the city.

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Geo. D.Little, , St. Lonis. Chas. H.Olcott, , New York.

Little & Olcott ,
Wholesale Dealers in
fanct
and
stapledry goods
No. 156 Main street,
Near Washington Avenue,
St Louis; Mo.

Excelsior Iron Works & Foundry ,
cor.corner Cihih street and Clarh Surnue, St. Louis.

Manufaciurers of all descriphons of
pain and ornamental cast and wrought
bank and store vaults, fire-proof shutters,
sashes and doors, ratlxngs, verandahs, balconies, &c., &c., &c.

Also, sole Agent for “Hobbs,’” or Day & Newell’s celebrated bank locks.

J. G.McPheeters, , Proprietor .

MorrisPawly, , Superintend’t .

Missouri Hotel ,
cor.corner of Main and Morgan sts.,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Price—per day, $1 50; per week, $9 00.

GeorgeFerree, .

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Pomeroy, Benton & Co.company ,
importers and wholesale dealers in
staple
and
fancy dry goods,
144 and 146 Main street,
St. Louis, Mo.

A. S. W.Goodwin, . RobertAnderson, .

Goodwin & Anderson ,
No. 73 Commercial st, Factory on Poplar and Adolph sts.

Manufacture
Lard Oil.

Family, Palm, Olive & Fancy Soaps
star and tallow candles.

T. R.Cooper, ,
house and sign
painter ,
No. 46 locust street, St. Louis, Mo.

Steamboat Signs Painted at the Shortest Notice.

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The
St. Louis leader ,
A Commercial and political newspaper.

J. V.Huntington, , C. L.Hunt, , Proprietors .

Is published
daily, weeklt and tri-weekly,
in the city of St. Louis, Mo.,
At No. 48 Third Street,
Near the Corner of Pine.

Terms (In Advance,)—Daily St. Louis Leader, [Or Fifteen cents a week ]	$8 00
Tri-Weekly,	5 00
Sunday Leader, (by the carrier,)	2 00
" " (by mail,)	1 50
Weekly, (by mail,)	1 50

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Daily Morning Herald.

Ferguson & Faucett , Publishers.
Office, No. 21 market street.

Terms--$5 00 Per Year, or 10 Cents a Week+

The Sunday Herald,
Issued every Sunday Morning, at $2 00 a Year.

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Furniture,
of every variety,
wholesale and retail, at
manufacturers’
wareroom ,
No. 29 N. Third st.,
between chesnut and pine streets,
Saint Louis, Mo.

J. H.Crane, , Agent for the Manufacturers .

Thrms cash.

Removal of
Geo. F.Lewis, ,

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Venetian Blind & Bedding
Manufactory ,
To No. 17 St. Charles st., adjoining Oerandah Row,
Saint Louis, Mo.

The undersigned bogs leave to inform you, that he has removed his establishment to the abovE stand,
and respectfully solicits a continuance of the patronage hitherto so liberally bestowed, which he hopes to
merit by promptness and assiduous attention to all orders in hid line, with which you may favor him.

Geo. F.Lewis, .

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H.Timken, ,
carriage manufacturer ,
No. 171 Fourtli Street, bet Green and Morgan,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Carriages, buggies,
rockaways, &C.,
Always on haud, and made to order, at the shortest possible notice.

Repairing done promptly, and on reasonable terms.

All work warranted.

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Brondway Foundry

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Established 1836.

Cuddy, Merritt & Co.company ,
successors to
kingsland & cuddy,
Corner of Broadway and Carr streets,
Saint Louis, Mo.,

Encine builders,
and manufacturers of
bollers and sheet iron work,
Saw and Grist Mill Machiners,
Parker’s, Johnson’s and other water wheels,
sugar mills,
house building castings,
lead futnace castings,
And Jron and Brass Work of every Description. Alos,
sash, muley and circular saw mills,
Pattern Lists, or any information required, will be scut, on
application to the above firm.

No eharge Is made for the use of any Pattern on hand, except for alterations.

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FrederickVierrether, .

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Carriage
Manufactory ,
in all its branches. also,
smith work done,
At the N. W. Cor. 4th and Almond sts.,
Saint Louis, Mo.

FredrickKaltmayers, ,
Nos. 214 Market st., and 218 Broadway,

Manufacturer and Importer of
stockings, drawers and shirts,
of lambswool, cotton and thread .

N. B. The above named articles kept constantly on hand, or made to order,
at short notice. also, all kinds of
Woolen and Cotton Knitting Yarn for Sale,
at wholesale and thread.

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JosephMcEbtire, ,
forwarding and commission merchant ,
Nos. 59 Levee and 8 Commeroial st.,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Devotes especial attention to the Forwarding of every description of Merchandise
with care and dispatch.

In order to insure quick transit, and prompt delivery of Merchandise, at low rates,
mark packages “Care of Joseph McEntire, St. Louis, Mo.“

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Samuel Spencer & Co.company ,
Looking Class and Picture Frame
manufacturers,
No. 82 north fourth stheet,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Plain and Ornamental Window Cornices;
large french plates constantly on hand,
and framed to any pattern;

Paintings, engravings, lithographs, &c.,
Constantly on hand. Wholesale and Retail;
Looking Class Plates refitted, Old Work regilt, &c.,
N. B. Particular attention given to fitting up Churches, Dwellings, Steamboats, &c.,
at the shortest notice.

Dr. Hart’s
Chemical Sulphur Baths ,

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For the speedy and permanent cure of Scrofula, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Numbness, Dispepsia, Jaundice, Erysipelas, Fever Sores, Phthisic, Female Diseases,
Tetter, and all Diseases of the Skin and Impurities of the Blood, Fever and Ague, and
Colds of long standing. For those that have Chronic Diseases, and have had their
systems charged with mercury which requires removal, the Baths arc invaluable. They
are very pleasant, and can be taken at all times, as there is no danger of taking cold
from their use. Cases of long standing guaranteed.

Bath roojis and office,
No. 121 Locust st., bet. Fifth and Sixth, N. side,
St. Louis, Mo.

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Sheffield
Steel Warehouse
cor.corner of Main and Morgan sts.,
St. Louis, Mo.

Steel of the Finest Quality,
all kings,
In store, or imported to order, on as good terms as can be obtained from any other
House engaged in the manufacture of the article. Also,
english best
cast steel files,
extra quality, at manufacturers’ prices.

Welch & Griffiths’ Boston Saws ,

H.Bakewell, , manufacturers’ Agent .

Eagle Trunk Manufactory ,
St. Louis, Mo.

Highest premium crystal palace, new york, 1853 diploma maryland institute, baltimore, 1855;
agricultural and mechanical fair, St. Louis, 1856, awarded to
Summers’ Improved Traveling Trunk, Pat.Sept. 30, 1856.

The subscriber respectfully submits to the pablic hia improved Ttaveling Trunk. Being Loag engaged as manu-
facturer, I am satisfied no Trunk, made in the Ordinary way. can stand the usage for which they are designed.

The essential features of my improvement consist in

Solid metalic ends, connecting with iron bars inside,

Extending lengthwise across the bottom and up tho ends, forming a firm support for tlie Tray, and securing the Castors
on the bottom, allowing the leather to intervene between the Castor and inside Bar. The elasticity of the leather pre-
vents the Castors from being broken off; and it can be more firmly riveted on, doing away entirely with the bottom
strips which are a continual annoyance, liable to bo broken and torn off every time they are used. A Trunk made on
this principle, the body must he made of one piece of leather, and will not permit of being pieced as Trunks are gene-
rally made in the ordinary way. and covered with the bottom strip, completely hiding the piecing on the bottom. This
Trunk must be made honestly, as it cannot be slighted. And nothing can injure it. unless the force would be suffi-
cient to crush the material of which it is constructed. Die principle is cheap and simple—allowing a neater finish-
costing the purchaser no more. As I have not advanced the price, the public are respectfully invited u nil and exam-
ine my stock, before purchasing elsewhere, as 1 am determined my Improved Trunk shall be all it is reprented.

We have constantly on hand, solid Sole and Ladie French Trunks. Hat Cases, Wood Folios. Valises. Car-
pet Bags, Packing Trunks, and Trunks the Santa Fe trade. Merchants and dealers in Trunks will find the
largest assortment, and at lower prices, than at any establishment the city.

Trunks made to order, covered or exchanged, at the

Gagle wholesale and Retail Trunk Manufactory , 16 Uine Street,
Opposite King’s Hotel. St. Louis, Mo.

S. F.Summers, .

The following are the testimonials or the best Manufacturers of the West, and the best practical Trunk Makers,
East, regarding my improvement in Trunks. Pittsburgh. August 9. 1856.

We have examined a Trunk got up by Mr. S. F. Summers, which is entirely different from anything we have ever
before witnessed. Having been long engaged in the manufacturing of Trunks ourselves, we have no hesitation in saying
that a consider it a decided improrement, and well calculated for durability and conveuionce.

Vorv Respectfully,
R. H.Hartiey, .

Philaderphia, August 20, 1856.

We, the undersigned. practicalein Trunk Makers. of Philadelphia, having examined S. F. Summers’ Improved Trunk,
would recommend it as being superior to anything of the kind we have ever seen; and the only and best possible way a
Trunk can be raad to tand the hard usage by traveling.

Edward T.Crispin, .

Wm.WilliamSimmons, .

John R.Fenner, .

Wm.WilliamClenn, .

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J. Garneau’s
Premium Bakery

Premium awarded to J.Garneau, ,
for having
The best Crackers at the late Fair,
held in St. Louis, by the
St. Louis Agricultural and Merhanical Assoriation.

Factory , cor.corner 17th and gay sts.,
office, No. 9 commercial st., Saint Louis.

contatantly on hand, every variety of crackers and pilot bread.

Largest Store in the West!

CharlesAltinger, ,
importer of
guns,
Pistols,
cutlery
rifles,
Knives,
etc., etc .

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And all Materials for Gunsmiths,
at wholesale and retail.

☞Guns warranted for one year, and Repairing done at the shortest time.

No. 27 Market st., bet. Main and Second, St. Louis.

Little Giant
Corn and Gob Mill,
and Agrienltural Implement
Warehouse .

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A large and geoeral assortment of Agricultural Implements and Tools kept con-
stantly ou hand; also Western Ageney for the celebrated Little Giant Corn Mill, Ag-
ricultural Steam Boiler, and Hodges’ Chinese Sugar Cane Mill.

James B.Chadwick, ,

175 and 177 Main St., St. Louis, Mo., opposite virgiala Hotel.

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Charles H.Buck, . Wiley S.Wright, .

Buck & Wright ,
proprietors of
buck’s patent clipper & buck’s improved patent
cooking stoves
(decidedly the best stoves yet invented,)
Nos. 205 and 207 Main Street, St. Louis,
opposite the missouri hotel,

Wholesale and retail dealers in
all kinds of stoves, hollow-ware, &c.

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1857. Spring and Summer Trade. 1857.

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Child, Pratt & Co.company ,
139 and 141 Main Street,
Saint Louis, Mo.,

importers and jobbers in
foreign and domestic
hardware, cutlery, guns, pistols, &c. ,

We will duplicate bills from any regular Philadelphia or New York houses, at same
prices, dealers and merchants thus saving freight and delay. Our stock for the
present season comprises every known variety of goods in our line, imported and bought
on such terms as enable us to supply our friends at the most satisfactory rates.

Agents for constable’s fire monarch safes,

The Boston Patent Wire Fencing ,
New York Rubber Bolting Co.company ,
D. R. Barton’s Coopers’ and Edge Tools ,
American Powder Flask Manufacturing Co.company ,
Enterprise Rifle Works ,
Meriden Bittania Ware Manufacturing Co.company ,
Dole’s Self Centering Hub Boring Machine ,
Great Western Wire Works ,
American Spring and Axle Co.company ,
Berea Grindstone Manufacturing Co.company ,
American Horse Nail Co.company ,
Davis’ Patent Parallel Vices ,
Ohio Tool Co.company ’s Planes and Tools ,
Steptoe’s Mortising Machines ,
Hull, Brown & Co’a Snaths and Cradles .

Of the above we have always an ample stock on hand.

Farming implements,
Such as Forks, Rakes, Snaths, Cradles, &c.

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JamesHogan, ,
(Nephew and Successor to the Late James Hogan,)
Bookbinder
and Blank Book Manufacturer ,
Southeast cor.corner 2d and Locust Sts., St. Louis, Mo.

Family Bibles bound in the most substantial manner, with flexible backs, antique sides
and gilt edges.

Libraries, Periodicals, Music Books, and all descriptions of books bound durably and
elegantly, and with strict attention to punctuality.

FrederickBolte, ,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Buck’s Patent, Charter Oak, New Era, Golden Era ,
and All Kinds of
Premium and Heating Stoves,
For Wood or Coal.

Tinware, &C.,
Cheap for Cash.
No. 346 Broadway, between Carr and Biddle,
Second House From Biddle,
Saint Louis, Mo.

C.Witter, ,
Importer & Publisher ,
27, cor.corner Second and Walnut sts.,
St. Louis, Mo.

German and French Books Prints, Blank Books.
Paper and Stationery, Steel Pens, Spellers and
Readers.

Witter’s progressive Drawing Cards
Drawing Papers, Gold Pens. Lithograthing,-Print-
ing and Binding, Check Books, Tarvers Moral Uses
of Plants.

Molonv & Tilton ,
cor.corner Main & Poplar Sts.,
St. Louis, Mo.,
Distillers of
Raw Whisky, Alcohol
Gin, Pure Spirits,
Camphine, Spirit Gas. &c.

Orders Promptly Filled.

Citizens’ Insurance Co.company ,
of Missouri.

Capital $350,000.

Take Cargo and Fire Risks.

Office, s. e. cor. Main and Pine sts.,
Up Stairs.

Wm.WilliamRenshaw, , Pres’t

Wm.William D.Wood, , Sec’y .

B. J.Gilman, , Pres’t protem .

Directors:

Wm.WilliamRenshaw, ,

Chas. K.Dickson, ,

Jno.McDowell, ,

P. A.Berthold, ,

Jno. B.Surpy, ,

Chas.Tillman, .

B. J.Gillman, ,

NereeVallee, ,

S. B.Wiggins, ,

H. F. Cross & Co.company ,
Merchant Tailors
102 Main st.,
St. Louis, Mo.

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Thos.Burke, . AustinWalsh, .

Thomas Bubke & Co.company ,
Commission & Forwarding
Merchants,
and Dealers in Roduce,
No. 29 Commercial street,
St. Louis, Mo.

Hay, Corn, Outs, Bran, &c., always on hand. Also, a choice article of Quincy Hay.

Orders promptly attended to.

A. A.Ladd, . JohnKellar, . W. Patrick & Co.company

Ladd, Patrick & Co.company ,
Mississippi Planing Mill,
cor.corner of North Main and Smith sts.,
Near the Shot Tower,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Window and Door Frames,
And all descriptions of Carpenter Work on hand and made to order. All kinds
of Circular and Scroll Work done to order.

F. A.Reuss, . C. J.Peipers, .

F. A. Reuss & Co.company ,
Flour, Produce,
And General Commission Merchants,
No. 10 Pine Street, Near Main,
St. Louis, Mo.

Agents for the Centre, Centreville, Grove and Danibal, Mo.,
Flour Mills,
Agents for Ernest Nener’s manufacture of Star and Tallow Candles, Lard and Neats-
foot Oil, Soaps, Glue, etc. Cash paid for Lard and Tallow.

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William A.Lee, ,
Carpenter and Builder
West side Eleventh street,
Near Clark Avenue,
Saint Louis, Mo.

All kinds of carpenter work done to order, with dispatch, and in a workmanlike manner.

Terms for Jobbing, invariable Cash on completion.

Money to Loan on Deposits.

Cash Advanced
on Watches,
Jewelry Dry Goods
and
Personal Property
Generally.

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By L. L.Ereligh, ,
Licensed Pawn
Broker ,
Locust st., one door east of Forth, south side.

AndrewReinstaedtler, ,
Coopering of all Kinds,
Executed at the Shortest Notice,
at My New Shop,
No. 81 North Fifteenth Street,
Bet. Franklin Ave. and Wash St.

Flour and Tight Barrrels Always on Hand.

J. K.Brettell, . JamesCarroll, .

J. K. Brettell & Co.company ,
Proprietors New St. Louis
Clark Av., bet. 16th and 17th sts.
Office, 33, 3d, Street, Between Chesnut, & Pine.

Orders for Washing, from Families, Hotels and Steamboats,
Puncuaaly Attended to.

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JohnClemens, .

St. Louis
Bag and Tarpaulin
Factory ,
12 Levee, & 24 Commercial st., cor.corner Chesnut.

Grain Bags of various kinds; Tarpaulins of various sizes; Tents, Wagon Covers, and
all kinds of Canvass Work; Flags. Blocks, Tackles, Ropes and Rigging, of
all kinds, at short notice and Lowest Rates.

James D.Leonard, ,
Lumber Merchant ,
cor.corner Washington Ave. and Twelfth St.,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Pittsburgh, Chicago & Wisconsin Lumber, Doors & Sash,
Shingles, Weatherboarding, &c.,
Constantly on Hand.

Dr. M.Westermann, ,
Surceon Dentist ,
98 Market st., bet. Third & Fourth,
St. Louis, Mo.

PhilipStremiwel, ,
Justice of the Peace
and
Notary Public .
Office, cor.corner of Bro and Montgomery Sts.,
Saint Louis, Mo.

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G. S.Blakeslee, . C. S.Brown, .

G. S. Blakeslee & Co.company ,
Wholesale
Dealers in Clocks,
No. 42 Market Street,
One Door West of Second,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Seth Thomas’ Clocks always on hand, of all kinds and in any quantities. Clock Trimmings, &c.

James F.Small, . T. H.Wells, . C. W.Small, . J. G.Wells, .

Small, Wells & Co.company ,
Wholesale Crocers
And Commission Merchants,
No. 139 North Second street,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Chas.Harrington, ,
House,
Sing & Ornamental
Painter . Graining, Marbling, Gilding, Glazing, Whitening, Paper Hanging, &c., done
in the best manner.

52 Locust st., between Second and Third,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Superior
Double Rectified
Whisky.
Chas. De Reignie & Co.company ,

Urarectifiers and Dealers in
Domestic Liouors,
184 N. 2d st, cor.corner of Morgan, St. Louis.

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Tinker, Brother & Co.company ,
Malsters & Bremers ,
Brewery on 17th Street,
South of Market.
Malt House on S. Third Stree,
bet. Plum and Cedar.

Cash paid for Barley.

Wm.WilliamDcexch, . T. L.Rives, .

D’Cengh, Rives & Co.company ,
Importers,
and Wholesale Dealers in
Drugs, Medicines,
Oils, Paints,
Dye-Stuffs and Glassware,
No. 4 Second St.,
betw. Market and Walnut, (Cathedral Buildings,)
Saint Louis, Mo.

W. T.Llttell, . James C.Norris, .

Littell & Norris ,
Fashionable
Hatters,
98 Fourth Street,
(Glasgow Row,)
Saint Louis, Mo.

Milledge & Wolcott ,
Silver Platers,
And Manufacturers of House Trimmings,
Door Plates, Letters, Figures, Store
Latches, Sash Bars and Mould-
ings, Carriage Irons, Har-
ness Trimminigs,

Billiard Handles & Bolts , Soda Fountains & Water Cocks .
57 Washington Avenue,
Over Rudolph & Humes’.

All work from the Country done with dispatch.

Partipular attention paid to Jobbing.

Frd’r. A.Cuno, ,
Manufacturer of
Fancy
Hair Work,
Watches and Jewely ,
14 Second st., op. Postoffice,
Saint Louis, Mo.

StkphenHoyt, . G. C.Greene, .

Stephen Hoyt & Co.company ,
Mhalesale Brocers
and
Commission Merchants,
No. 51
Second Street, near Pine,
St. Louis, Mo.

EmilUlricl, ,
Carondelet Avenue,
Notary Public
and
Jnuestigator of Citles
to Real Estate.

D.White, , M. D. ,
Homceopathic
Physician
and Pharmaceutist,
Office and Residence,
Corner of Seventh and St. Charles sts.,
St. Louis, Mo.

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A. P.Ladew, .
V. J.Peehrs, .
Wm.WilliamBright, .

Saint Louis
Type, Stereotype, and Electrotype Foundry ,
and
Printers’ Furnishing Warehouse,

Presses
of all Descriptions
in General Use;
Chases, Cases,
Cabinets,
Sticks,
Reglet, Furniture,
Galleys,
Brass Rule,
Cuts, Leads.

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Papers:
Book, Sews, Letter,
Cap, Colored, etc.;
Printers’ Cards,
Card-Boards,
Inks,
of every Color,
Varnish,
Gold Size,
Bronzes, &c.
37 and 39 Locust Street.

Ladew, Peers & Co.company ,
Respectfully call the attention of Printers and Publishers to their establishment, where
may be found a full and complete assortment of
Machine and Dand Dresses, Plain and Ornamental Dppe,
Rules, Borders, Cases, Chases, Wood Type,
and everything necessary for a complete Printing-Office; all of which will be sold at
Eastern prices. Also-News, Book, Colored, Manilla, Flat-Cap, Commercial-Post,
Packet-Post, Folio-Post, and Note Papers—a full and general assortment always on
hand, and for sale at a slight advance on the original cost. News, Book, Card and
Colored Printing! Inks, Flocks, Crystal, Bro Also—Ivory, Blank, Satin
Enamelled, Colored Cards and Card Boards—a full stock of the various quali-
ties, at manufacturers’ prices. Fancy Show Cards, all the various styles.

Agents for
R. Hoe & Co.company ’s Press Manufactory , New York;
S. P, Ruggles’ Power-Press Manufacturing Co.company ;
The Principal Type-Founders and Press and Paper Manufacturers in the United States.

Old Type received in exchange for New, at 9 cents per pound.

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Home Mutual
Fire & Marine Insturance Company
of Saint Louis, Mo.

Chartered 1845.

Face of Premium Notes to April 20, 1857, $800,000,
and Constatily Increasing.

Policies Issued from Thirty Days to Six Years.

Directors.

WyllysKing, ,

SamuelRussell, ,

Daniel D.Page, ,

James E.Yeatman, ,

AsaWilgus, ,

J. C.Havens, .

TheronBarnum, ,

JohnWhitehill, ,

I. L.Garrison, .

Isaac L.Garrison, , Pres’t .

John F.Darby, , Treasurer .

Thomas L.Salisbury, , Sec’y .

AlovzoCutler, , General Agent .

Office southeast corner Main and Vine streets.

L. Block & Bro. ,
Importers of
Wines, Liqurs & Cigars
Dealers in
Pittsburg, Cincinnati & Dayton
Ale, Porter and Cider,
By the Barrel, half Barrel and Bottle,
No. 39, South Main St. and No. 11. Commercial
Alley, bet. Walnut and Elm,
St. Louis, Mo.

Dr. John T.Temple, ,
Homceopathic
Dhnsician & Accounchur ,
No. 78 North 9th street,
Between Morgan and Franklin Av.

St. Louis Dharmacn Room.

W. & D. Carten ,
House, Sign & Ornamental
Painters,
Graining, and Marbling,
Papsr Hanging, &c.
No. 106, Wash Street, bet. Ninth & Tenth,
St. Leuis, Mo.

James L.Gillespie, ,
Attorne at Law .

39, Pine Street,
St. Louis, Mo.

N. B. Collections promptly attended to.

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Herring’s
Patent Champion

Fireproof and
Burgl’r Proof
Safes!

Secured with Hall’s Patent Powder Proof Lock,
Both of which received the Prize Medals
at the
World’s Fair, London, 1851—World’s Fair, N. Y., ’53-4.

Sold at New York Manufacturers’ Prices and Warranted free from dampness.
15,000 have been sold, and over 400 have passed triumphantly through accidental Fires.
Call and examine testimonials from different parts of the States.

Frank W.Roberts, ,
Geo. S.Davis, ,
Roberts & Davis .

Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers for the States of Missouri & Iowa.

Also—Sole Agents for Jones’ Patent permutation bank lock and
Crygiers’ Bank Lock—without key or key hole.

Depot—No. 13, Levee, & 26 Commercial Street.

One door from chesnut.

N. B. Sole agents for meneely’s bells.

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have on hand and
will furnish
lead and copper
brthing tubs ,

Showers, boilers, wash basins,
lift, force and beer pumps,
soda and garden fountaing, hydrants,
sheeet lead, block toit, ad lead pipe,
brass and silver plated cocks.

All orders promptly attended to, Particular attention paid to Steamboat work
and repairing.

Camp Spring
Brewery .

Located at the
corner of 18th and market streets,
St. Louis, Mo.

JosephUhrig, ,
Proprietor .

Lager beer
on the most extelstsive scale.

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Sherman Spencer’s
Book and Job
Printing Office ,
Southwest corner of Market and Main Streets.

☞All work in the above business executed with neatness and dispatch at reasona-
ble prices.

ShermanSpencer, .

Hall & Hynson ,
plane manufacturers,
Carpenters’, Coopers’ and Joiners’ Tools,
tress hoops, jointers, &c. &c.

Merchanics will find every kind of Tool necessary to their various Trades.

At No. 135, 3d St., first Store North of Wash. Av.

Mrs.A.Brooks, ,
new millinery and varietv store ,
No. 58 market Street, bet. Seeond and Third, St. Louis.

Has received and constantly on hand a splednid assortment of Velvet, Satin, Plush,
and Straw Bonnets. A beautiful assortment of Ladies fashionable
Lace Caps, Lace Collars, Slk Gloves; Shell Tuck,
Round, Dressing, Puff, Keck and Pocket Combs; Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes;
Cologne, Extracts, Pomades and Soaps. Also, a great Variety of other Goods too
numerous to mention. All of which will be sold at a reasonable per cent, above cost.

Orders for Millinery promptly executed, to suit the peculiar taste of customers, or
in accordance with the prevailing fashions.

Joseph E.Bent, ,
carpenter and builder
Northwest cor.corner Fifteenth Sir Morgan sts.
St. Louis, Mo.

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Kdward A.Lewis, .

J. H.Alkxander, .

Lewis & Alexander ,
Attornens at Law,
St. Charles, Mo.

Practice in the Circuit Courts of
Montgomery, Warren, Lincoln and St. darles
Countles, and the Supreme Court at St. Louls.

Jas. B.Ellobus, .

John A.Smithed, .

Ricords & Smithers ,

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Undertakers And Furnishers of Funerals,
No. 107 Chesnut Street,
St. Louis, Mo.

Metalic Cases, Of All Kinds, Constatly On Hand.

H. Philip Wortman&s
Lumber Card ,
On Broadway,
(Between Florida and Mulanphy Streets,)
St. Louis, Mo.

M.Greene, ,
Engraver
On Wood and Metal ,
No. 20. Second street,
(Oppotite the Post Office,)
St. Louis, Mo.

Particular, atention given to seals.

G. GranvilleSamuel, M. D.,
Dentist ,
No. 391-2 Fourth St.,
(Opposite the Planters’ House.)
St. Louis, Mo.

JohnSylvester, ,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Watches ,
Watch Jools and Materails
Deals exclusively in the above articles, and can
offer great inducement to dealer.

No. 88 North Main Street,
St. Louis, Mo.

B. L.Blades, .

J. W.Phillips, .

Blades & Phillips ,
Caroebters
And Builders.

Jobbing in all branches of the trade
done to order.

Shop No. 357 Franklin Avenue,
Opposite The Western House.

Mayer & Kower ,
Importers and Dealers in
Leaf Tobacco, Cigars,
Plain nmt fance Diper,
Agents for the Sale of
Virginia Chewing Tobacco,
No. 13 Pine Street,
Between Main and Second,
St. Louis, Mo.

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A. Whiting & Co.company , General Comission and forwarding
Merchants,
City Buildings, Corner of Walnut and South Levee,
St. Louis, Mo.

Constantly on hand and for sale
Seasoned And Dressed Yeilow Pine Flooring
Put up in shipping order; also, orders received and promptly executed for
Yellow Pine Lumber
For all purposes of Building, Bridging, &c.

Also,
Italian Marble Blocks, Obelisks, Slates and Tiles,
for flooring, Monuments, Statuary, &c., in quantities to suit purchasers.

Will make liberal Cash advances on
Produce Or Merchandise
For sale in this Market, or consigned to our Agents,
Messrs. Hitchcock & Latting , New Orleans,
or to
J. J.Newcomb, , Boston, Mass.

Hitchcock & Latting ,
Commission, Forwarding,
Bagging, Rope and Produse Merchants,
Corner Of Camp And Poydras Streets,
New Orleans.

D. G.Hitchcock, ,
R. G.Latting, ,
N. Orleans.

A. W.Macklin, ,
In Commendam,
Fronkfort, Ky.

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Paper & Rag Warehouse.

H.B. Graham
Wholesale Dealer In
Paper, Printers’ Ink & Rags.

Agebt For “Globle Paper-Mills” And
“Eagle Printing-Ink Works!”

No. 66, Second Street,
Having made ample arrangements with Manufacturers for supplies, I am prepared to
fill orders on the most accommodating terms, and invite those dealing in Book and
Printing Paper, Ink, Manilla, Wrapping, Hardware, Ham, Roofing, Tea, colored
Cover, Cap, flat Cap, Letter and Tissue Papers, Box and Tar Boards—to give
me a call.

Rags Bought At Highest Market Rates For Cash.

J. O.Sawyer, .

J. M.Clarkson, .

W. H.Sawyer, .

Missouri
Steam Planing Mill ,
Sash, Door and Blind Factrs, Corner of Ninth and Walnut strees,
St. Louis, Mo.

Having thoroughly repaired our Mills, and made extensive additions of the latest im-
provements, we are prepared to furnish Doors, Blinds and Sash, and all kinds
of Carpenter Work, at the shortest notice.

We also furnish houses complete, suitable
for Kansas and Nebraska emigrants.

Sawyer, Clarkson & Co.company ,

St. Louis Stove Warehouse
No. 237 Broadway, Opposite Franklin Avenue,
By John J.Gill, .

N. B. The stoves of this establishment being cast in St. Louis, odd plates, doors, &c.,
can always be furnished for them.

St. Louis Ofen-Ninederlage!
No. 237 Broadwar, gegenueber franklin avenue,
Von John, S. Gill.

Da alle Oefen dieser Niederlage in st. Louis, gegossen werden, so
koenen einvelne Churen, Platten u. s. w. 3u denselben jeder$eit verb-
reicht werden.

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First Premium
Awarded To This Manufactory
Both by the Illinois and Missouri State Fairs for 1854
For The
Works
420
To
424
N. Main St.,
Office
No. 30.
North
Main Street,
St. Louis, Mo.

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Best Saws.

We can refer to hundreds of Merchants, Mill Manufacturers and Sawyers, to whom
our Saws have not only given entire satisfaction, but who prefer them to those of any
other make.

Particular Attention Paid To Repairing All Kinds Of Saws.

E. A.Damom,

M. S.Molosy, .

H. G.Holnes, .

E. A. Damon & Co.company , Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Brandies, Wines,
Liquors And Cigars,
No. 179 North Second street,
(Between Green and Morgan,)
St. Louis, Mo,

Irwin Z.Smith, ,
Attornen at Law ,
No. 38 Main Street,
St. Louis, Mo.

A.Reirschlaeger, .

r.Thias, .

A. Reipschlaeger & Co.company , Rectifiers & Distillers
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Foreign And Domestic
Liquors, Brandies,
Wines, Cordials, &c.,
No. 193 n. e. cor. 11th st. and Franklin Av.
St. Louis, Mo.

C. R. Stinde & Co.company ,
Wholesale Dealers in
Boots and Shoes
No. 18 Main Street,
Up Staitrs,
Saini Louis, Mo.

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Fulton Iron Works,
Corner Of Second And Carr Streets,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Gerard B.Allen, ,
Manufacturerr Of Marine And Land Engines,
Boiler And Sheet-Iron Work,
Sam And Frist Mill Machinery,
Tobacco, Oil And Hydraulic Presses,
And Every Description Of Cast And Wrought-Iron Work.

Grover & Baker S. M. Co.company ’s
Family

Sewing Machine,

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(Price From $77 50 To $25,)
First Premium awarded
at The Late Illinois State And St. Louis Fairs.

No. 87 Fouhth St., four doors below locust,
C. W.Crosby, , Western Agent .

St. Louis, Mo.

RobertFisher, .

BenoniBennett, .

Fisher & Bennett ,
Aooksellers, Stationers,
and
Paper Dealers,
No. 98 Main Strket, St. Louis, Mo.

Always On hand, a large assortment of school
books, acap, letter and printing papers, writing
and printing inks, &C.

John H.Bowes, ,
C. J.Caffret, .

Jos.Summers, ,
W. F.Dutt, .

Bowen, Caffrey & Summers ,
Cammissian and forwarding merchants,
no. 6 south sommercial street,
(New Exchange Block,)
St. Louis, Mo.

GeorgeHeitz, ,
Improved fire, powder
and Bukklar-Proof
Safes,
Vaults, Vanlt And Stors Doors And Shatters; Bankers’, Jew
Elers’ And Express Safes; bank And other door locks and
keys, of every description, made to order.

A large assortment of safe and patent bank locks al-
Ways on hand.

also, platform, counter and other scales,
letter l’resses and cement for sale.

GeorgeHeitz, ,
Nos. 31 and 33 south sceond street, Saint Louis, Mo.

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St. Louis Agricultural Works,
Warehouse & Seed Store ,
(Estalished in 1845, By Wm.WilliamPlant, .)

Sign of the
Gilt Plow.

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No. 14 North Main st., Between Market and Chesnut sts.,
Also, No. 303 North Fourth street, or 218 Brondway, bet. Morgan st. and Franklin Avenue,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Manufactory, N. W. Corner of Main and Biddle Streets.

Rollin, Clark,
Wm.William M.Plant, ,
Amos B.Norris, ,
Joseph F.Smith, .

Clark, Plant & Norris ,
(Successors to Wm.William M. Plant & Co.company ,)
Manufacturers of
Agricultural Machines and Tools,
Page’s and Child’s Portable Circular Saw Mills;
Selby’s Wheat Drill and Broadcast Seed Sower,
(This Drill took the First Premium at the St. Louis Mechanical Fair and the Illinois State Fair, in the Fall of 1856.)
Also, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Garden, Grass and other Seeds,
And are also prepared to furnish the following Machines, &c.:

Read’s Combined Reaper and Mower;

N. Y. Self-Ranking Reaper;

Ketchum’s Mower;

Hubbard’s Combined Reaper and Mower;

Excelsion R. R. Horse Power, with Threshers;

Moffit’s Lever Powers, with Threshers;

Excelsior Lever Powers, with Threshers;

Burrow’s Portable French Burr Grist Mills;

Excelsion Portable Iron Grist Mills;

Clover Hullers and Gatherers;

Field and Garden Rollers;

Grain Cradles and Scythes;

Fan Mills;

Ox Yokes and Bows;

Chain Pumps and Fixtures;

Horse Shoes, Various Styles;

Cultivators, Various Styles;

Corn Planters;

Garden and Railroad Wheelbarrows;

Hedge, Grass, and Pruning Shears;

Dog Power;

Agricultural Furnaces;

Portable Cider Mills, with Press;

Hand and Power Corn Shellers;

Hay and Straw Cutters;

Portable Hay Presses;

Cheese Presses;

Churns;

Portable Forges and Bellows;

Store and Railroad Trucks;

Plows, Harrows, &c., &c.;

Iron Sausage-Meat Cutters;

Corn and Cob Crushers;

Revolving Horse and Hand Hay Rakes;

Grinstones, Frames and Hangings;

Scythes, Snaths, Stones and Rifles;

Hay, Straw and Corn Knives;

Axes, Hatchets, Bill and Bush Hooks;

Spring Bow-Pins and Cattle Ties;

Garden Engines;

Whiffletrees;

Shovels, Spades, Hoes and Forks;

Pruning Saws and Chisels;

Pruning and Budding Knives.

Descriptive Catalogues furnished, gratis, on application at our Warehouses; or by mail,
when five cents are sent to pre-pay the postage.

July, 1857.

Clark, Plant & Norris .

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G.Bensberg, .

OttoIgel, .

J.Bensberg, .

Saint Louis Distillery.

Bensberg, Brothees & Co.company , Distillers Of
Pure Alcahol, Aeutral Spirits, Camphene
And Spirit Gas.

Manufacturers Of The Celebrated
Challenge Brand Whisky,
Dealers In Domestic Liquors And Cognac Brandies,
No. 251 Main St., Bet. Cherry And Wash sts., St. Louis, Mo.

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St. Louis Novelty Works Nos. 320 And 322 S. Second St., Near Gas Works.

Ezra 0.English, .

JohnBurns, .

JacobJohann, .

English, Burns & Co.company ,
Iron Founders And Machinists,
Make To Order And Have On Hand All Kinds Of
Steam Engines, Mill Machinery, Lathes, Drill Presses,
Screw Cutting Machines,
Dioraulit, Oil, Fard, And Jobacco Presses, Building Castings, &C.,
Manufacturers Of
Isaac Brown’s Steam Saw Mill Engine.

Repairing Done At Short Notice.

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H. A.Contant, ,
St. Louis, Mo.

P. H.Coxant, ,
Smithland. Ky.

H. A. Gonant & Co.company ,
Cash Dealers
In
Hides, Leather
And
Wool! 79 North Second Street,
St Louis, Mo.

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W..L. & E. C. Catherwood ,
Nos. 39 and 41 Worth Second Street,
Saint Louis, Mo.,
Wholesale Dealers In
Foreign And Domestic
Wines, Loquors,
Cigars, Bitters,
Schnapps, Whiskies
And Every Article in the Line.

Principal Depot
For
Catherwood’s
Celebrated Ginger Brandy.

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J. R.Drew, ,
(Late J. R. Drew & Co.company ,) Gas Fitter,
Under The
Mercantile Library Hall,
North Fifth Street,
Work Shop: No. 35 N. Third St.,
St. Louis, Mo.

Chandeliers,
Gas Fixtures, Lamps, &C.

Buildings Fitted Up With Gas Pipes, By Com-
Petent And Experienced Work-
Men; Pipes, In All Cases, Run In
Conformity With The St. Louis
Gas Company’S Printed
Regulations.

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Summer And Fall Goods

Field, Bearsdlee & Co.company ,
Importers And Dealers In
Piece Goods
For
Men’s Wear,
No. 158 Main Street,
St. Louis, Mo.

AdolphrHeivik, .

John M.Estel, .

Heinike & Estel ,
Importkrs Of And Wholesale And Retail Dealers In
China, Glass And Queensware,
Looking Glasses,
Solar Lamps,
Britannia Ware, Tea Trays, Table Cutlery, &c.,

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No. 26 North Main Street, St. Louis, Mo.

A. Heinike & Co.company , No. 236 Broadway, St. Louis.

J. M. Estel & Co.company , No. 66 Market st., St. Louis.

Assorted Crates for Country trade kept on hand.

Particular attention paid to Packing.

W. O. Wheeler & Co.company ,
Importers And Dealers In
Brandy, Wines, Liquors, &c.,
No. 4 City Buildings, Levee,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Particular Attention Paid To Putting Up
Steamboat Bar Stores & Country Orders.

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John M.Bradstrekt, .

HenryBradstreet, .

John M. Bradstreet & Son’S
Improved
Mercantile And Law Agencg,
For Large Cities,
(Notes Ami Accounts Collected.)

W. M. C.Brooke, , B. R.Bonner, ,
Agents At St. Louis,
Office 54 N. Second St.

We Have Offices In All The Principal Cities, And Will Attend, Promptly, To All
Business Entrusted To Us.

Office In New York, 237 Broadway.

Money To Loan On Deposits.

Cash Advances On
Watches, Fewelrg,
Dry Goods; And Personal Property Generally, By
H.Murphy, ,
Licensed
Pawn Broker ,

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No. 61 Pine Street, Saint Louis, Mo.

Wm.William B.Beits, .

Wh. H.Conway, .

Ewing C.Ketchum, .

Betts, Conwat & Co.company ,
House, Sign, Ornamental And Steamboat
Painters
No.38 Pine Street, Bet. Second And Third,
St. Louis, Mo.

☞Particular Attention Given To Paper Hanging, Glazing, Whitening And
Wall Coloring. .Mixed Paints Kept Constantly On Band, And Ready For Use.

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Pilot Knob Machine Works
Cor. Main and Ashley Streets, St. Louis, Mo.

Sell, Ward & Sheppard,
We are Manufac-
turing all kinds of
Portable
and
Stationary
Steam Engines,
Flue and Tubular
Boilers,
Sheet Iron
Work,
And every variety of
Machinern.

Iron And Brass
Castings
Of every Description
Furnished to Order.

We also have on hand,
and are Manufacturing

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Sheppard’s Improved PoRtable Premium
Steam Engine,
as Represented in Cut,
from Two to Forty Horse Power,
Which, for Economy, Utility, ami Durability, cannot be Surpassed.

☞ Terms Made Satisfactory to Purchase. ☜

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A New
Merchant Flouring Mill
For 1,000 Dollars.

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We have Purchased the Patent for the State of
Missouri, for a
Combined Grinding and Bolting,
or
Merchant Flouring Mill,
Patented by E. & J. M. Clark, and are making extensive preparations
for its manufacture, at the
Pilot Knob Machine Works ,
Corner Main and Ashley sts.,
St. Louis, Mo.,
Where we respectfully solicit orders for the above justly celebrated Mill. We have a
full sized mill, [being only 26 feet in length, 5 feet wide, and 5 feet high,) in the third
story of our building, in daily operation, where all parties may satisfy themselves in regard to
its merits. We claim for the mill, not only a superiority over the ordinary Flouring
Mills, in point of compactness and simplicity, but that it will do the work of a mill
costing, in the aggregate, from eight to ten thousand dollars, in the same time and in a
more ’satisfactory manner, making a greater yield of. flour per bushel of wheat, and
requiring only one-fifth of the power to run it. It is so constructed that it can be
attached to any power in operation, at a trifling expense; or, should parties purchasing
require it, we will furnish an engine and boiler complete, warranted abundant power to
operate the mill, for $900.

Sell, Ward & Sheppard .

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J. L.Chandler, . R. B.Dunham, .

Chandler & Dunham ,
No. 77 Fourth st.,
Marble Buildings,
St. Louis, Mo.

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House Furnishing,
Steamboat Furnishing,
Upholstery,
Curtain Goods, Bedding.

Breekenridge Coal Oil Depot ,
56 South Main St.,
Saint Louis, Mo.

These Oils, for Burning and Lubricating purposes, are not surpassed by any other
class of oils. Specimens can be seen at the Depot, where parties interested are
invited to call.

J. R.Finlay, .

Valentine Reis’
Lumber Yard!
Cor. of Carondelet Avenue and Carroll St.,
St. Louis, Mo.,
Dealer in
Pine & Poplar Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Flooring,
Ceiling, Joicc and Scantling.

☞ The above named articles kept constantly on hand, and at the lowest prices.

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F. & F. D. Clark ,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Counting
House
and
Office
Furniture,

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Desks,
Tables,
Book-Cases,
Chairs,
Sofas,

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112
Market St.,
(Wyman’s Hall,)
St. Louis,
Mo.

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112
Market St.,
(Wyman’s Hall,)
St. Louis,
Mo.

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Stereotypes & Electrotyping
Southwest corner of Market and Second sts.,
Saint Louis, Mo.

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The attention of Publishers, Priuters, Engravers and the public generally is called to
the above Establishment.

The undersigned is prepared to execute all orders in his line, such as Stereotyping
and Electrotyping
Books, Pamphlets, all kinds of Blanks,
Newspaper Advertisements,
Music Books, Labels, Stamps, Cuts, &c.,
In the best style of the art, at short notice and Eastern prices.

Having in use one of the most powerful batteries, for Electrotying purposes,
he is enabled to furnish Electrotypes, according to their size, in shorter time than
Stereotypes, and at the same prices.

A Variety of Electrotyped Cuts always on hand.

C.Strassburger, .

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J. W.Tyzack,
84 Morgan Street,
Between Fifth and Sixth streets,
Saint Louis, Mo.,
Importer and Dealer in

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Hardware, Cutlery,
Guns, Pistols, &c.
Keeps constantly on hand a Large and Complete Assortment of
Builders’ and Other Hardware,
of Every Description.

Mechanics’s Tools,
Of all kinds, and of a Superior quality.

Also—Manufacturer of
Valves, for Steam & Gas, Stop Cocks, Guage Cocks,
Steam Bibbs, for Hot and Cold Water.

N. B. Particular attention paid to repairing printing presses, putting up Engines, &c.,
on the shortest notice.

All kinds of Saws Repaired in Workmanlike manner.

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Edw’dWyman, . J. A.Grant, .

Wyman & Grant ,
Manufacturers of
Linseed, Cottonseed and Castor
Oils,
Office and Works,
Corner of Second st. and Cass Avenue,
Near the Shot Tower,
Saint Louis, Mo.
Proprietors of Latourette’s Patent Oil Press.

W. W.Miller, ,
(Successor to Henry Miller & Co.company ,)

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Dealer in
Hardware & Cutlery,
Coopers, Carpenters,
and
Blacksmiths’ Tools,
Nail, & Builders’ Hardware
Of Every Description,
No. 137 North Third Street,
Third door above Washington Avenue.

Premium Wire Works ,
No. 59 Market Street,
St. Louis, Mo.

E. R.Davis, . R. C.Ludlow, .

E. R. Davis & Co.company ,
Manufacturers of
Wire Cloth;
Seives, Riddles, Bird Cages,
Sand, Coal and Gravel Screens, Rat and Mouse
Traps, Nursery Fenders, Fire Guards, Painted
Wire Window Screens, Wire Fencing,and Wire
Work of every description, wholesale and retail.

☞ Particular attention given to Wiring Doors,
Sky Lights and Windows.

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Agents for Wickersham’s Patent Wire Fencing.

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Franklin
Insurance Company
Office, New Merchants’ Exchange,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Capital,

$200,000.

Wm.WilliamD’Oench, , Pres’t. C. F.Meyer, , Vice Pres’t.
Chas.Abramson, , Secretary .

Directors.

HenryBlock, ,

Wm.WilliamD’Oench, ,

C. F.Meyer, ,

E.Wilmot, ,

Chas.Taussig, ,

Chas. A.Cuno, ,

L.Meier, ,

A. C.Cordes, ,

H. J.Spaunhorst, .

FrederickHeemann, , Agent .

Franklin
Savings Institution ,
Office, Merchants’ Exchange,
Main Street, bet. Market and Walnut,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Authorized Capital,

$500,000.

Wm.WilliamD’Oench, , Pres’t. Chas.Abramson, , Cashier .

Directors.

P.Ambs, ,

A. C.Cordes, ,

Chas. F.Meyer, ,

Ferd. A.Reuss, ,

H.Block, ,

Wm.WilliamD’Oench, ,

H.Mfier, ,

H. J.Spaunhorst, ,

E.Wilmot, ,

Chas. A.Cuno, ,

J. J.Hoppe, ,

J. C.Nuelson, ,

Chas.Taussig, .

Edw’dWyman, . J. A.Grant, .

Wyhan & Grant ,
Manufacturers of
Oil-Cake and Meal,
A Superior feed for Catle and Milch Cows. A large stock constantly on hand.

Also, Manufacturers of
Linseed, Cottonseed and Castor Oils.

Office and Works,
Corner of Second st. and Cass Avenue,
Near the Shot Tower,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Proprietors of Latourette’s Patent Oil Press.

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Pawn Broker.

Money to Loan
on Deposits
at The
Checkered Office
Cash
Advanced
on
All Kinds of
Personal
Property,

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By
L. L. Freligh,
The Oldest Lincensed
Pawn Broker’s
Establishment
In the City.

Gold and Silver Watches, Fine Diamond Rings
and Pins, Guns and Pistols, Clothing &c. ,
☞For Sale at One-Fourth of the Original Cost!☜
No. 12 Vine Street,
Between Main and Second Streets,
(Corner of the Alley,)
Saint Louis, Mo.

N. B. The address in the card on page 61 is a mistake. The proprietor
having been obliged to remove, before that office was ready, he rented the
above place of business (No. 12 Vine Street.)

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Frederick Bolte ,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Buck’s Patent,
Charter Oak,
New Era,
Golden Era,
And all kinds of

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Premium
and
Heating Stoves,
For wood or coal,
Tinware, &c.,
Cheap for Cash.

No. 346 Broadway, between Carr and Biddle,
Second House from Biddle,
St. Louis, Mo.

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Empire Plough Works ,
South Third Street, between Convent and Rutgers.

Cronenbold & Co.company ,
Manufacturers of
Iewett’s Improved Cary Ploughs,
also,
Steel and Prairie Breaking Ploughs.

F. W.Cronenbold, ,
Dealer in
Hardware, Iron, Steel, &c.,
54 and 56 Carondelet Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.

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E. F. Kraft & Co.company ,
Importers,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Hardware, Cutlery,
—and—
Mechanics’ Tools,
Of all kinds,
No. 22 S. Main Street,
Bet. Market and Walnut, opp.opposite new Merchants Ex.,
Saint Louis, Mo.

EdwardCoons, ,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Hardware and Cutlery,
Farming Implements,
—and—
Mechanics’ Tools ,
No. 69 South Seventh St.,
Opposite Pacific R. R. Depot and Center Market,
St. Louis, Mo.

William F.Holske, ,
Manufacturer of
Mathematical,
Optical
and
Philosophical
Instruments,

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Fancy
and
Chemical
Glass-Ware
Always on hand, and
made to order, for the
Wholesale and Retail
trade.

No. 62 Chesnut st, bet Third and Fourth, St. Louis, Mo.

B. F.Shaw, ,
Agent for
Mitchell’s
New National Map,
Exhibiting the United States, with the North Amer-
ican British Provinces, and Sandwich Islands;
Mexico and Central America,
Together with Cuba and Other West India Islands .

No. 3 Post Office Building, Saint Louis, Mo.

Architectural Office
J. H.McClure, ,
Architect and Superintendent of Buildings ,
Office, Corner of Third and Pine Streets,
Saint Louis, Mo.,
is Prepared to Make
Plans, Specifications and Working Drawings,
For all Descriptions of Buildings, with all the late Improvements for Hot and Cold Air Ventilation.

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Lillie’s
Chilled Iron Safes!

Vault Doors

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and Bank Locks.

Manuactured by the World’s Safe Co.company

Chilled Iron Bank Safes!
of Lillie’s Patent,
Are from two to four inches thick, Solid Metal, harder than hardened Steel. They
are perfectly Drill Proof, as the term is universally accepted.

They are all fastened with Lillie’s Bank Lock, which is the only perfectly Powder
Proof Bank Lock in use.

This Lock has stood the Test, for Six years, of the Lock-Pick, and Burglars,
without alteration.

These Safes and Locks have been extensively manufactured for six years, and have
successfully withstood a single-handed competition against the combined efforts of all
Sheet Iron Safe Makers and Bank Lock Manufacturers. We will not
produce bought or untruthful certificates to subs: beir reputation, but will Bay,
without fear of contradiction, that Four Hundred Banks, and as many thou-
sand other institutions of comparative equal importance, are now using them, and from
which a dollar was never stolen through their inefficiency, or lost by fire; and we are at
liberty to refer to the following in This City who have our Safes and Bank Locks
in use.

Bank of the State of Missouri ,

D. Rokohl & Co.company , Bankers,

Home Mutual Insurance Company,

St. Louis Building and Savings Institution,

Merchants and Manufacturers’ Savings Institut’n,

G. W.Loker, , Banker ,

Spaunhorst & Co.company , Grocers,

Townsend, Robinson & Co.company , Commission Mer
chants.

R. V.Kennedy, , Publisher City Directory ,

J.Morris, , Agent ,
No. 1 Market Street, St. Louis, Mo.

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Western Depot for
Singer’s Sewing Machines,

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EdwinDean, , Agent ,
No. 106 Fourth Street, St. Louis, Mo.

These Machines have an established reputation all over the civilized world. Some of their main practi-
cal advantages over other machines for similar purposes, are as follows:

1st, They are superior in contrivance. Many distinct improvements, secured by numerous patents, are
combind in them, and the minute perfections attained by years of laborious and costly experimenting, have
been added to them.

2d. They are superior in mechanical workmanship. No attempt has ever been made at xpensive or-
namentation; but all the working parts of Singer’s Machines are made with the highest possible finish, with-
out regard to the cost.

3d. They are more profitable to the user than any other. The fair average, clear profit, of one of Sing-
er’s Machines, regularly employed, is
One Thousand Dollars a Year.

4th. They are Universal in Their Application to Practical Work.
With the same machine fine muslim may be stitched with the finest cotton thread, every description of tai-
loring work be done, and shoes, hurness, or other leather stitching, be exected, and each of these kinds of
work be performed better than by any oher machine.

5th. They are more durable and less liable to get out of order. This results, necessarily, from perfect
contrivance and construction.

6th. A single one of Singer’s Machines, being adapted to all kinds of work, renders it immeasura-
bly superior to all others for
Family and Plantation Sewing,
Fragile and delicate machines, made to please the eye, have no claim to the title of Family Sewing Ma-
chines. From the very nature of their construction, they are limited in their operation - are constantly get-
ting out of order, and soon become mere useless lumber. Family Sewing Machines ought to be
stronger than any other, as a greater variety of work is required of them, and they go into less skillful hands.

7th. Singer’s Machine makes a fast stitch that will never rip, nor ravel, nor pull out.

8th. A Singer Sewing Machine has never yet been returned because it would no operate.
This cannot be said of any other Sewing Machine.

9th. Whoever buys a Singer Machine knows to a certainty it will perform the work re-
quired.

10th. Singer’s Machine is Warranted for a Year.

EdwinDean, , Agent ,
No. 106 Fourth st.street , West side, between Locust and St. Charles, opposite Ten Buildings, St. Louis, Mo.

☞ All persons wishing full information about Singer’s Machines can obtain it by applying, by letter, for
a copy of “I. M. Singer & Co.company ’s Gazette,” a paper entirely devoted to the subject. It will be sent gratis. ☜

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GeorgeSchermann, . CharlesKosminsky, .

George Schermann & Co.company ,
New
Furniture Store,
No. 44 Olive Street,
Opposite the Monroe House,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Best City Made and Imported Furni-
ture at Lowest Cash Prices.

Charles A.Fritz, . SamuelWainright, .

Busch’s Lager Beer Brewery ,

Brewery,
On 10th Street,
Between Gratiot & Cerre.

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Malt House,
Cor. 3d & Plum sts.

Fritz, Wainhight & Co.company ,
Brewers, Malsters and Hop Dealers,
St. Louis, Mo.

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H. C.Boardman, . J. C.Clark, .

Boardman & Clark ,
General Land Agents,
For Selecting and Locating
Government Lands,
Are new prepared to furnish profitable locations to parties wishing to purchase under the Gradu-
ation Act, or otherwise. Selections made from actual instruction.

Office No. 61 Walnut Street, (Up Stairs.)
(Next Door to the United States Land Office.)
St. Louis, Mo.

John D.McMurray, . LouisWinkelmaier, . JamesSmith, .

St. Louis Iron Railing Manufactory
and
Architectural Foundry!

M’Murray, Winkelmaier & Co.company ,
Ornamental Iron Works,
Chesnut Street, between Ninth and Tenth,
Saint Louis, Mo.,
Manufacture All Kinds of Plain and Ornamental
Railnig, Bank, Jail and Store Doors, Book Safes,
Fire and Rogue Proof Vaults, Window Shutters, Stairs,
Awnixg Irons, Lightning Rods, Wrought Iron Window Sash, Bedsteads,
Grating, Wrought and Cast.

All kinds of Plain and Ornamental Castings required in the erection of buildings.

H. F. Gross & Co.company ,
Merchant
Tailors,
No. 64 North Fourth St.,
(Between Olive and Pine,)
Saint Louis, Mo.

Harper & Scudder ,
(Successors to W. S. Harper,)
Forwarding and Commission
Merchants,
Steamboat Agents,
71 Commercial Street,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Consignments and Orders will receive prompt
attention.

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Gay & Co.company ,
Importers of, and Wliolesale and Retail Dealers in
Plain and Decorated China,
Glass and Queensware,
Britannia Ware, Table Cutlery,
Waiters, Lamps, Chandeliers, Girandoles, &c.,
No. 103 Fourth St., Ten Buildings,
Between Locust and Vine,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Also,
Gas Fitters.

Gas Pipes introduced into Public Buildings, Stores and
Residences, on reasonable terms, in the best possible manner.

A Large and Entirely New Stock of
Chanderliers, Brackets, Pendants, Pillar Lights
From the celebrated Manufactory of Cornelius & Baker. Also,
on hand, a large assortment of iron pipe and fittings,
suitable for Steam and Water, which we will sell or fit up at
the lowest possible prices.

E. W.Warne’s,
Marble Works ,
No. 9 South Fourth Street,
Between Market and Walnut, Saint Louis, Mo.

Dealer in
Egyptian, Italian and American
Marble Monuments, Tombs, Mantels
Table and Counter Tops, &C.;
Also, Plaster of Paris, Cement, Lime, White Sand, Hair and Five Brick.

Agent for the Cahokia Cement Company .

Orders from the Country promptly attended to.

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George H.Thorpe, ,
General
Engraver,
— and —
Copperplate Printer ,
58 Pine Street,
(On Door East of Fourth,)
St. Louis, Mo.

Laue & Guye ,
Importers of
Wines and Liquors,
Merchants’ Exch. Block,
Main and Commercial, between Market and
Walnut Streets,
St. Louis, Mo.

Sennewald & Lange ,
221 Markt Strasse,
zwischen der 8. und 9. Strasse.

James B.Goff, ,
Attorney at Law,
Notary Public and Commissioner ,
for all the States and Territories,
Office No. 38 North Main Street,
St. Louis, Mo.

Wm.WilliamWighthman, ,
Wholesale Dealer in
Fancy Groceries ,
Woodenware, &c. ,
82 North Second Street,
St. Louis, Mo.

Lange & Sennewold ,
Sudaestliche Erke
der 3ten und Markt-Strasse.

Droguisten
und Haendler in Farben, Oelen, Glas, Chemikalien &c.
St. Louis, Mo.

Broadway Marble Works.

GeorgeNordman, ,
Manufacturer of
Italian and
Monuments,
Gravestones,
of
Every Variety
and Dealer in
American Marble

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Tombs,
Table Tops, &c. ,
and
Description,
s. e. cor. Spring St. and Broadway, St. Louis, Mo.

All orders from a distance will be promptly attended to; and persons can rely upon being furnished with the best
materials, and having the work done in the most beautiful styles.

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M. L.Kelly, ,
Manufacturer of
Silk and Straw
Bonnets
And Dealer in
Millinery Goods

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,
No. 84 Market Street, St. Louis,
The best assortment of Bonnets nml Millinery
Goods will be found at our establishment.

JohnMadigan, ,

Boot and
Shoe Maker

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7 Fourth Street, Oppisite the
Court House.

The Stock at this establishment may be relied on for dura-
bility, and superiority of workmanship and material.

A large assortment always kept on hand.

A. S. W.Goodwin, .

RobertAnderson, .

Goodwin & Anderson ,
No. 73 Commercial, Factory on Poplar and Adolpli sts.,
Manufacture
Lard Oil,
Family, Palm, Oline and Fancy
Soaps,
Star and Tallow Candles.

J.Rosenbaum, ,
Fashionable Boot Maker
No. 22 Olive Street,
(Above Main Street,)
Saint Louis, Mo.

Mr. J. Rosenbaum would respectfully inform the
public that ho took the First Premium at the late
State Fair, for the manufacture of the best Winter
and Summer Boots, and tint he Warrants to give en-
tire satisfaction, to those who may favor him with
their custom.

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Mathematical, Optical and Philosophical
Instrument Maker ,
44 Market Street,
St. Louis, Mo.

Show

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Cases Anderson,
No. 73 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo., Has on hand a variety of Cases, 10Th Metal and Wood. Also, an assortment of
superior Venetian Blinds.

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Horace E. Dimck & Co.company ’s
Great
Western Emporium
for
Shot Guns, Rifles, Pistols,
Fishing Tackle and Sporting Apparatus,
of Every Variety,
is at
No. 38 Main Street,
Saint Louis, Mo.

At the Sign of the

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Deer in the Window.

Gun Material of Every Kind
Forged, Filed, and Finished, Always on Hand.

Repairing and Guns Made to Order,
At the shortest Notice, and Guaranteed.

Remember the Sign of the Deer in the Window!!

No. 38 North Main Street, St. Louis, Mo.

H. E. Dimick & Co.company

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Advertisement. To The Public.

After much delay, occasioned by various circumstances beyond his control, (a recital of which here
would not Interest his patront,) the publisher is at length enabled to lay before the public the first
volume of the St. Louis City Directory, a book much needed, and which he wishes to make annual.

In presenting this work, he is aware that it lacks much of being full and complete, and is painfully
conscious that it has gone to press with many errors, despite his labor and vigilance. This was to be
expected, as a matter of course, in the publication of the initial volume of a book of this kind, the getting
up of various parts of which had, from its nature, to be entrusted to many hands. It would require, for
instance, an extraordinary stretch of credulity, to suppose that the twenty persons employed to canvass the
city for the names, occupations and locations of its citizens, and the half a dozen others, engaged in copy-
ing, were all capable of performing their duties; or, admitting that they were so qualified, to take it for
granted that they all discharged their duties with fidelity. That most of the canvassers were gentlemen of
intelligence, and well “posted” in matters pertaining to thetr duty, he is pleased to admit; yet some of
these, even, may have failed to comply implicitly with the instructions given them; whilst A few, either
from incompetence or inexcusable neglect, have almost wholly disregarded the forms and instructions fur-
nished them. This circumstance, whilst it has greatly delayed the work, has caused the publisher much
trouble, contributed greatly to his expenses, and is the immediate cause of nine-tenths of the omissions
and errors that may exist in the body of the work. Below is a lit of the parties engaged in canvassing,
except some of the assistants, whoso names are not remembered:

First Ward—Morris Kuster, Frederick Bornefeld; 2d-Mr. Letcher, with assistants; 3d—Edward Pot-
ter, with assistant; 4th—J. H. Carlisle, J. Young; 5th-Presley Talbott, with assistant; 6th—Mr. Tuttle,
Mr. Branch; 7th-R. J.Watson; 8th—John A. Pratt, with assistant; 8th—Mr. Strong, Mr. Broakway;
10th—Mr. Cormany, Mr. Bohlinger, Mr. Garechten; Main street, Levee and Commercial street—William
H. Fraser. The re-canvassing, (embracing the territory between Convent street on the south, Cherry on
the north, Fourth street on the west, and the Levee, on the east.) was mainly conducted by the Messrs.
Letcher, .

The canvassing for the next volume will be conducted on an entirely different plan—a plan which, whilst
it will insure accuracy, will materially lessen the time expended and the expenses which have been incurred
in making the canvass for this. By this principle, all existing errors will be corrected, and the thousand
of new names, which will then have to be inserted will find their proper places, without interfering with
the present general arrangement.

The publication of a Directory in this city has always been considered, not only a very great undertak-
ing, but has hitherto proved hazardous to the pecuniary interests of publishers. The present work wa
undertaken with a full consciousness that it would be attended with difficulties; yet the publisher had n
just appreciation of its magnitude, and embarked in the enterprise more with the view of supplying a
great public necessity than with the hope of making it a soune of pecuniary profit.

After calculating all the items of expense which occurred to him as likely to accrue in producing the
work, he fixed the price of the volume at $2.50,—figures which, he supposed, would secure him against
actual loss. Subsequent experience has proved that although this sum may cover expenses, including
interest on money, it will render him no equate compensation for his time and labor. The price of the
next volume will, therefore, be fixed at $3; and, in order to make it even partially “pay,” the like sum
must be charged for this, except in cases where subscribers claim the work at $2.50, because it was “so
nominated” in the prospectus.

The “Business Mirror,” or Key to the bedy of the work, will be found very full and correctt,
except in some of the mechanical occupations, in collecting which, from the negligence of canvassers, it
has been difficult properly to discriminate between principals and employees. This forms, as it were an
independent book, and will be found invaluable to many classes of business men.

The appendix, though not as full as the publisher designed to make it, is also an exceedingly useful
part of the work, and will be found especially valuable to strangers. It was his intention to add about
forty pages of statistical and other interesting matter to this department. Most of this matter was pre-
pared, but so urgent has been the demand for the early issue of the bock, that the publisher has yielded to
the importunities of the public, and has been compelled, from want of facilities to produce it rapidly, to let
the matter lay over for the next volume.

The Advertising Department will well repay examination. It contains the cards of many of
our first men in various branches of business. The mem fact that their cards appear in this work argues
well for their sagacity and liberality—a fact which the public can now have an opportunity of testing.

In concluding this notice, the undersigned cannot do justice to his own feelings without alluding to the
generosity of a few friends, who have aided him in his enterprise. He is especially indebted to the liberality
of Capt. James A. Grant, of this city, for much of the “sinews of war” employed in the “campaign.”
To him are the public greatly indebted for the privilege of having a good City Directory, lie furnished
much of the capital employed; and, what is still more to his credit, he was not, at the time of proffering
aid, a citizen of St. Louis. He is now, however, engaged in business here, (in company with Edward
Wyman,, Esq.,) and the publisher can do no less than call attention to this fact, hoping that business men
will remember it. The publisher is also under great obligations to many of his patrons, who kindly aided
him in the hour of perplexity, by advancing money on their advertisements, and cheering him on in his
arduous task. But for these generous d there are many such in St. Louis—he might have failed
in accomplishing his purpose, and had his business, reputation aiid pecuniary prospects damaged for years.
These friends have his warmest thanks.

The work has been corrected up to the latest possible moment, and is, therefore, far more vauable than
if it had been published one or two months ago. Since our canvass was made, more than fifteen hundred
changes, corrections, and additions have been made—a fact which speaks loudly in favor of the necessity
of an annual Directory.

Its typographical appearance is not as gocd as it would have been, had we been able to pn cure a power,
press on which to print the Work. The binding is excellent, and is the work of our young and enterprising
friend, C. B. McIntire. The style (marbled edges) is produced only at this house, and adds much to the
toute ensemble of the book.

But, the work is before the public, with its gocd points and its defeats; and, take it all in all, it is, per-
haps, under the circumstances, creditable. Its value, to the business public, is beyond computation, and,
should this effort to supply the wants of the community meet with general favor, the public may expect
a new volume about the first of September 1858.

R. V.Kennedy, , Publisher .

☞ See the next page.

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Prospectus
of the
St. Louis Business Mirror
and
Stranger’s Guide.

The subscriber would announce to the business community that he intends to publish, about
the first of April next, a business work of great value, and on a plan which,for thoroughness and utility,
but never, to his knowledge, been attempted here or elsewhere. The following outline embraces its chief
features:

First. The entire business of the city, from the greatest to the smallest, arranged under appropriate
heards; the name and location of each firm being given in bold type, and the name and residence of each
member of the firm immediately under it, in smaller type.

Second. A list of the streets and avenues of the city, with the boundaries of the city and city wards.

Third. A full list of the banking houses, savings institutions, insurance offices, &c., with the days of
discount at the several banks.

Fourth. All public buildings, grounds, places of amusement, &c., with the essential facts concerning
the same.

Fifth. Benevolent institutions, churches, societies, &c., and all useful information regarding them.

Sixth. Railroad and steamboat statistics, embracing everything which would be of interest to the
public in relation thereto.

Seventh. Hotels, their location, capacity for accommodating strangers, &c.

Eighth. City officers, county officers, federal and local courts, and courts throughout the State, &c.

Ninth. A post office directory of several States and Territories, with all necessary matter relative to
postal arrangements.

Tenth. Tables, comprising almost every description of mercantile and other statistics, census tables,
interest tables, calendars, &c., &c.

Eleventh. A handsome map of the city of St. Louis, with views of the Custom House, Court House,
principal Hotels, and other notable buildings.

In short, a work which shall be a perfect vade mccum to the stranger as well as to the citizen-
mteitded, particularly, to answer all important inquiries likely to be raised by strangers respecting the
business and institutions of St. Louis.

The Advertising Department.

As this book will be sought with avidity both at home and abroad, and will, therefore, have a very
extensive circulation, it will at once attract the attention of advertisers, as a superior medium of commu-
nicating with the public. The advertisements contained In it will be conspicuously presented; each alter
sate page of the business department being reserved for the use of advertisers. Thus, the names of flrnw,
Ac, will occupy, in all cases, the right hand, whilst advertisemeuts will appear ou the left hand page.
The whole will be printed on fine heavy book paper, and handsomely bound.

The publisher makes this announcement now, in order that persons who want to advertise may hare
time to procure cuts, &c., illustrative of their business.

Of the price of the book, its size, the rates of advertising, &c., more anon. These matters cannot be
definitely determined at this time. Suffice it, that these rates will be as moderate as the publisher can
afford.

The work laid out in the above brief synopsis will be immense, and employ the publisher’s ponvma
attention almost wholly. His agents will call upon the business community during the fall, with speci-
mens of the plan of the work, in order to make contracts for advertising, subscriptions, &c., when further
explanations will be offered; and it is to be hoped that few will fail to patronize an enterprise which,
whilst it will subserve their own individual interests, cannot fail to add greatly to those of the city
at large.

R. V.Kennedy, ,
Publisher

St. Louis, July, 1857.

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94 Bailey & Halsall 94 94 Foturth Street, St. Louis,
Dealers in Every Vahikty of
Bank, Counting-house, Staple and Fancy
Stationery,
also, Jobbers in
Law, Medical, School and Miscellaneous
Books
Would particularly call the attention of Book-buyers to their new facilities fordoing a wholesale and retail
Book and Stationery Trade,
And offer every reasonable inducement to purchasers, and, above all, to give, in every case, entire satisfaction.

Blank Books, Copying Books, Black, Red and Blue Inks,
Adhesive Files, Copying Presses, Cap and Letter Paper,
Note Books, Bills of Lading, Pocket Books,
Ivory Folders, Bankers’ Cases, Ivory Tablets,
Gold Pens, Writing Desks,
Porte Monnaies,
Buff and White Envelopes,
And every article found at a Stationery establishment generally, may be had at all seasons.

☞ Law Libraries supplied, and Medical Books furnished to Physicians, at a reasonable rates as
any house East or West.

Bailey & Halsall .

William W.Fisher, ,
(Successor to Sproult & Fisher,)
Manufacturer of
Silk and Straw Bonnets,
and Wholesale and Ketail Dealer in
Ribbons, Plumes, Embroideries, French Flowers,
Silks, Blondes, Laces, and Straw Goods.

Hair and Straw Blondes and Laces,
in Every Variety; and
Millinery Goods in General.

I have constantly on hand a full and complete assortment of
Dress Bonnets and Evening Head Dresses.

N.B. Country Merchants and Milliners are particularly invited to call and examine
my Stock, before purchasing.

124 Fourth Street (Verandah Row).
St. Louis.

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Houts, Campbell & Co.company ,
No. 8 North Second St.,
St. Louis, Mo.,
Dealers in
Mill & Agricultural
Machinery,
Wire-Cloth Smut-Mill
Seperators, Min-Picks,
Flour Packers,
Bran-Dusters, &c.

H. C. Pococre & Co.company ,
No. 21 Market Street,
(Herald Building,) St. Louis, Mo.,
Proprietors of
Ball’s
Patent Smut Machine
and Manufacturers of
Seperators, Flour Packers,
The Wire-Cloth Smut-Mill
and Barrel Linings.

The Greatest Bargains
in
Drygoods ,
Are to be Found at the Case Store of
Edward A.Owens, ,
No. 54 North Fourth Street,
St. Louis.

Carpets!
Window-Shades,
Wallpaper,
and Curtain Goods,
Kennard & Brother ,
111 Fourth Street,
(Ten Buildings,) St. Louis.

John M.Frey&s,
Lager Beer
Saloon!
No. 3 North Fourth St.,
Opposite the Court House.

Gentlemen are invited to try a draught of
the Best and Coolest Beer,
Served up in the
Neatest and Most Pleasant Hall
in the City of St. Louis:

Laflins, Smith & Boies ,
Manufacturers of All Kinds of
Gunpowder
Sautigerties, New-York,
Chicago, Illinois,
Platteville, Wisconsin,
Galena, Illinois,
Saint Louis, Mo.

Office, 29 Water-St., southwest cor.corner Olive and Levee.

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