Henry P.Sherburne, ,
Dealer In Music,
Pianos,
Parlor
Organs,
Musical Instruments and Musical Merchandise
Established In 1849.] Of Every Description.

No. 126 Market Street, bet. Main and Second, St. Louis, Mo.

J. O.Codding, . C. H.Haskins, .

J.O. Codding & Co.company ,
Carpenter, Joiner And Cabinet Maker,
manufacturer of
Show Cases, Store and Office Furniture,
Nos. 307 and 309 St. Charles Street,
Between Third and Fourth,
St. Louis, Mo.

Wm.William J.Lemp'S,
Western Brewery,
Office, 112 South Second Street,
Brewery, Cherokee, s.south W. Cor. 2d Carondelet Av.,
St. Louis, Mo.

C.Moller, . A.Ehlert, .

Moller & Ehlert ,
Wholesale And Retail Dealers In
Foreign And Native Wines And Liquors,
Nos. 114 and 116 North Third Street,
Between Chesnut and Pine Streets,
St. Louis, Mo.

Sign Of The Monkies.

Depot of the Celebrated Aromatic Catawba Bitters.

Belcher'S
Sugar Refining Company

Office: Cor. O'Fallon And Lewis Sts.

Directors —r.residence J.Lackland, , C. s.south Greeley, , JamesSmith, , Hkwry n.north
Farwell, of Boston, Jos. C.Cabot, , D. A.January, and Chas.BhLchkr, .

Crushed, Powdered and Granulated
Sugar,
White & Yellow Coffee Sugar,
Golden Syrup
And Syrup Molasses
Always On Hand.

☞ Orders put in the box at the northeast corner of Second and Olive Streets, will recieve
prompt attention.

Edward Y.Ware, , Secretary . CharlesBelcher, , President .

Jas.Harrison, , President . JulesValle, , Vice-President . Jno.Booggs, , Secretary .

The Laclede
Iron And Manufacturing Co.company ,
Successors to Chocteac, Harrison & Valle,
No. 603 North Second Street,
Propriitors Of The
Laclede Rolling Mills,
St. Louis, Mo.,
Manufactures and Dealers in every description of
Merchant Bar, Boiler, Plate, Sheet and Hoop Iron,
Rolled r.residence r.residence Car Axles, Locomotive Frame Iron,
Boat And Railroad Spikes.

Iron Mountain Ore and Pig Iron also for Sale.

Dimmitt'S Cough Balsam,
For the Relief and Permanent Cure of
Coughs And Colds.

For Sale by all Druggists. Price 50 Cents.

Manufactoreo By The Sole Proprietor,
MarcellusDimmitt, ,
Druggist And Chemist ,
s.south e.east Cor. 7th and Olive Sts., - - - - St. Louis, Mo.

☞ Liberal Discount Made To The Trade.☜

Geo.George 0.Wolff, . Geo.George A.Hynes, .

Wolff & Hynes ,
Importers Of
Brandies, Wines, Gins. &c.
And Wholesale Dealers In
Pure Bourbon County
Copper Distilled Whisky,
Cigars And Tobacco,
No. 4 Levee, City Buildings,
Between Market And Walnut,
Saint Louis, Mo.

☞Particular attention paid to City and Country Trade.

☞Choice Liquors for Family Use.

JohnBannon, ,
Steamboat Bakery,
No. 524 North Commercial Street,
Bet. Washington Av. and Vine Street,
Rear of Lockwood & Wider's
Boat Store,
St. Louis.

F.Renz, ,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Cutlery, Tin and Japanned Ware,
Manufacturers of all kinds of
Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron
Ware,
No. 212 Market Street,
Between Second and Third Streets,
St. Louis.

DanielKerwin, ,
Black Smith ,
Manufacturer of every description of
Machine, Railroad, Bridge and Car Bolts,
R. e.east Spikes, Mauls, Pinch Burs, Claw liars, Crow Bars, Picks, Quarry
Drills, Turn Table Irons, Wrought Iron Frogs, Wheel Stirrups,
Flange and Circle Bolts, Anchors, &e.east ,
No. 806 North. Levee,
Bat. Cherry and Morgan, St. Louis, Mo.

FrankDevine, . John e.east Hagerty, .

Devine & Hagerty ,
Rigging And Sail Loft,
No. 122 Commercial Street, cor.corner of Pine,
(up stairs,) Saint Louis, Mo.Missouri

New Blocks of all sizes, Tarpaulins. Tents, Wagon Covers, Flags, &c., constantly on hand.

Steamboat Rigging and Rope Splicing of all kinds done with despatch. Old work neatly repaired.

☞ Orders Solicited And Promptly Attended To.☜

J. O.Farbell, .,
Manufacturer Of
Damascus Tempered
Carriage, Mill And Railroad Springs,
From Wm. Jessop & Son'S
Celebrated English Steel,
(Patentee of Farrell's Express Wagons,)
No. 1429 North Tenth Street,
Between O'Fallon and Cass Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.

☞Strict attention paid to Repairing. All work Warranted. Orders received and Salesroom
at Henry Bakewell & Son, Corner Main and Morgan Streets.

Geo.George n.north Lynch, ,

Office Open Night And Day.

n.north 0.Champagne, . B. W.Anders0N, .

n.north 0, Champagne & Co.company ,
Dealers In
Choice Staple And Fancn Groceries
Foreign And Domestic
Brandies & Wines, Ale, Porter, Pickles, Sauces, &c.

n. W.northwest Cob. Seventh And Washington Avenue,
St. Louis, Mo.

r.residence W. Murphy & Co.company ,
Manufactures of
News And Book Paper,
Wrapping Paper and Paper Bags,
And Dealers in
Cotton And Woolen Rags,
No. 109 Pine Street,
St. Louis, - - - Missouri.

n.north B.---Cash for Rags---Paper made to Order.

HoraceHolton, ,
Wholesale Dealer In
Military Clothing,
Tents, Wagon Covers & Tarpaulins,
No. 4 City Buildings,
St. Louis, Missouri.

Christ.Neef, ,
Saloon,
Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
Constantly On Hand,
Southwest corner Second and Pine Streets,
St. Louis, Missouri.

F.Herold, . GeorgeLuebs, .

Cherokee Brewery,
Cherokee Street,
Between Ohio and Iowa,
Herold & Loebs , Proprietors ,
St.Street Louis, Missouri.

Jas.Collins, (late of Gaty, M'Cune & Co.) Jno. J.Holliday, .

Broadway Foundry.

Collins & Holliday ,
313 Carr Street, - - - St. Louis,
manufacturers or stationary and portable
Steam Engines & Boilers
Mulay And Circular Saw Mills,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Rolling Mill and Blast
Furnace Castings,
Wrought Shafting & House Work,
Parker & Johnston's Water Wheels,
Tobacco and lard press screws, compound tobacco Presses. lard kit-
tles, iron and brass Castings of every description; also,
Quartz Mills and Smelting Furnaces, of most
approved descriptions.

☞ Have Purchased all the Wheel and Pulley
Patterns of Gaty, McCune & Co.

Pipes 3 T0 22 Inches In Diameter.

The
St. Louis Stoneware Co.company
Manufacture every description of
Vitrified Stone Pipe
For Sevan, Colvarts, Drains, Aequaducts, Etc. Also,
Several New Patterns For Chimney Tops, Lawn Vases, and Ornamental Brackets
Order, by mail, addressed to thw Secretary, promptly attended to, and Shipments made
to all points accessible by river or railroad on reecipt of money. Manufactory,
se.southeast cor. Seventh and Russell Ave. Office, No. 228 n.north Third St., St. Louis.

StephenPartridge, , President . Wm.William W.Stickney, , Secretary .

St. Louis
Planing Mill,
Sash, Door and Blind
Factory,
cor.corner Seventh And Mullanphy Streets,
Office 124 Olive Street,
Opposite Olive Street Hotel,
Lesley Garnett & Co.company ,
Proprietors .

Sash (glazed or unglazed), Doors, Blinds, Mouldings,
Door and Window Frames,
Constantly on hand or made to order at shortest notice.

Rough And Dressed Lumber,
Flooring, Shelving, Shingles, laths, Sidings, &c, always on hand,
St. Louis, Mo.

John n.north Neuhaus, . H. r.residence Krite, . A.Mueller, .

Neuhaus, Krite & Co.company ,
Successors to Johs J. Hoppe & Cg.,
Wholesale Dealers In
Fancn Goods, Notions, Tops,
Hosiery, Cloves, Etc.,
No. 15 South Main Street,
Between Market and Walnut, opposite Merchants' Exchange,
St. Louis, Mo.

7

Merchants' Union Express Co.company
Office On Third Street,
Between Olive and Locust,
General Express
Forwarders,
Collection and Transportation Agents .

This Company is running an Express Twice Each Day over the principal
Railroad, Steamboat: & Stage Lines
Throughout the United States and Canadas,
For The Transportation Of
Parcels, Baggage, Merchandise, Jewelry, Coin, Currency,
And Valuable Packages Of Every Description.

Notes, Drafts And Accounts Collected and promptly returned.

Commissions of every description promptly executed.

We also connect with responsible Express Companies for all parts of
Europe, the East and West Indies,
China And Australia.

D. T.Parker, , Agent .

Hudson e.east Bridgk, . John H.Beach, .

Bridge, Beach & Co.company ,
(Successors To Bridge & Brother.)
Stove
Manufacturers,

G. & W. Todd & Co.company ,

☞ Orders Promtpy Filled, And All Articles Warranted.

JohnGoodin, ,
Eagle Steam & Gas Pipe Works & Brass Foundary
218 to 224 Vine St., bet. 2d and 3d, St. Louis.

Wm.William B.Haseltine, ,
Dealer In
Hides, Leather, Tanners' Oil,
And
Shoemakebs' Findings,
No. 717 North Main Street,
bet.between Green & Morgan, St. Louis, Mo.Missouri

☞ The Highest Market Price Paid Is Cash For Hides.

Geo.George P.Witelaw, . Chas. W.Barstow, .

Geo.George P. Whitelaw & Co.company ,
Importers, Manufacturers, and Wholesale Dealers in
Oils, Paints,
Naval Stores, Window Glass,
And Manufacture Of
Varnishes,
No. 617 North Second Street,
(Second Door South Of Green,)
St. Louis, - - - Missouri.

John Kupferle & Co.company ,
Missouri Brass Foundry,
Steam And Gas Pipe Works,
No. 600, corner Second St. and Washington av.avenue ,
St. Louis, Mo.Missouri

Manufactures of Steam, Gas and Water Cocks of all kinds, steam Whistles and
Oil Globes. Dealers in Rubber Hose, Packign and Bleting, Steam Gas. cop-
per and Lead Pipes Pumps, steam and Water Gauges. Brewery, Mill,
Distillery and Steamboat Work promptly attended to.

PeterHayden, . PollockWilson, . Jno. A.Wilson, . C. H.Allen, .

Hayden, Wilsons & Allen ,
Manufacturers And Dealers In
Saddlery Hardware,
Carriage Trimmings,
Leather, &C, &C,
No. 14 North Main Street,
St. Louis, Mo.Missouri

M.Faucette, ,
e.eastSummers, ,
No. 120 n.north Thrid St.Street

F.Justin, ,
Nos. 410 and 412 n.north Third Street.

Faucette & Co.company ,
Manufacturers And Dealers In
Harness, Trunks,
Valises And Bags,
No. 120 North Third Street,
Manufactory And Wholesale Warerooms,
Nos. 410 and 412 n.north Third St.,
St. Louis, Mo.Missouri

German Savings Instituion ,
s.south e.east cor. Main and Market Streets,
St. Louis, Mo.

Directors.

RobertBarth, , GeorgeWkinhagen, , Fr.Saleu, ,
F. W.Rosexthal, , F. W.Meistkh, , F. A.Reuss, ,
C. r.residence Stinde, , CharlesSpeck, , WilliamKoenig, .

RobertBarth, , President .

RichardHospes, , Secretary and Treasurer .

JosephBagot, . Jno. K.Cummings, .

Bagot & Cummings ,
Proprietors Of
St. Louis Class Works,
Nos. 2301 to 2315 Broadway,
(Corner Monroe Street,)
St. Louis, - - - - Missouri.

e.east r.residence Mason, . F. G.Flanagan, .

Mason & Flanagan ,
Military Traval Claim Agents ,
Office No. 207 North Third St.,
Near the Post Office, St. Louis, Mo.

☞ Will gtre prompt attention to the adjustment and collection at Claims agaimt the United
States and Stats of Missouri.

Mississippi Scale Works.

A.B. Pearson & Co.company ,
Manufacturers of all kinds of
Scales,
Cotton Beams and Stands, Store Tracks and Skids, Brass and Mal-
leable Iron Work Executed to Order.

Factory, 816 n.north Main St, St. Louis, Mo.

J. e.east Liggett, . HenryDausmaf, .

Liggett & Dausman ,
Manufacturers Of
Chewing Tobacco
And Dealers In All Kinds Of
Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff,
Pipes, & C., & C.,
Nos, 27 and 29 South Second Street,
(Opposite Barnum'S Hotel),
Saint Louis, Mo.

Premium
Wire Works
No. 215 Market Street,
Bet. Second and Third, St. Louis, Mo.

r.residence C.Ludlow, ,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Wire Cloth,
For Fan Mills, Threshing Machines, Flour Mills, Starch
Factories, Paper Mills, Locomotives, Meat Safes, &c.

Bird Cages, both japanned and wooden frame of any variety, style and finish, unsurpassed
in America.

Sieves, of iron, bran or copper wire, for floor, meal, in fir, drugs, starch, gray & c.

Riddles, of Iron, bran or copper wire, lor coal, sand, time, grain, seed, beans, & c. Also, a supe-
rior article of Foundry Riddles, lor moulders.

Standing Screeen, for coke, coal, ore, gravel, asna, lime, malt etc.

Iron, Brass and Copper Wire, for Fencing, and all other purposes.

Rat and Mouse Traps, of all shpaes, sizes and contrivances.

Miscellaneuou Articles in great variety, sucb as Nursery Fernder Fire Guards, Flower Stands,
Dog Muzzles, Corn Poppers, Dish Cover, Wire Gridiruso, Celud Glasses, and other articels
too numerous to specify.

Fancy Wire Work of all ktnds made to order at
sbort notice and in the best style.

Christian Brothers'
College ,
Corner Eighth and Cerre Sts.,
St. Louis, - - Missouri.

This Literary Institution possesses all the advantages of an
Agreeable and Healthy Location, Easy of Aecess,
Being situated on a rising ground, a little Southwest of the
Pacific Railroad Terminus,
In the City of St. Louis, Mo. It was founded in 1831, by the Brolhen or ihe Christian Schools.
incorporated in 1855 by the State Legislature, and empowered to confer degrees and academical
honors.

Terms:

Music, Drawing, and the use of Apparatus

In the study of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy, form extra charges. No extra charges for Languages.

No student will be received for a shorter period than oae term of fire months.

No deduction made when withdrawn during ihe terns.

The pocket monej of the students Is deposited with the Treasurer.

School Books And Medicines
Furnished At Current Prices.

Payment of Half Session of Five Months in Advance.

The Session commences on the first Monday in September, and ends about the 3d of July.

☞For Particulars, see Catalogue.☜

Furniture Warerooms.

John, F.Grandy,
Wholesale And Retail Dealer Is All Kinds Of
Furniture ,
Also,
Mattresses, Comforts, Pillows, Sheets,
And All Kinds Of
Bedding,
Southwest cor.corner Sixth Street and Franklin Avenue,
St.Street Louis, Mo.Missouri

☞Orders Promptly Attended To.

Kincslands & Ferguson ,
Phoenix Foundry
And Agricultural Works,
Factory , cor.corner Eleventh And Cass Ave.Avenue ,
office, cor.corner Second & Cherry Sts.Streets , St.Street Louis, Mo.Missouri

Manufacturers of
Portable Circular Saw Mills. Hand And Power Corn Shellrrs.
Steam Engines & Boilers, of all kinds. Cotton Gins. Cotton Presses.
Cox & Roberts' Patent Thresher & Cleaner. Cane Mills.
Ball'S Ohio Mower And Reaper. Drag Saw Milds. Wood Splitters.
Horse Powers And Castings, of every description .

Lumber.

Schulenburg & Boeckeler,
Tenth Street,
Between Cass Avenue and Mullanaphy St.,
St.Street Louis, Mo.Missouri

Have, In Connection With Their
Planning Mill,
Constantly on hand a large Stock of well Seasoned
Pine Lumber ,
Flooring, Fencing, Joists, Shingles, Lath, &c. ,
Which They Offer At Very Low Rates.

A.F. Shapleigh & Co.company ,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Hardware ,
Cutlery, Guns, Heavy Goods, &c ,
No. 414 Main St.,
Saint Louis, Missouri.

To Provide For And Regulate The Num-
Bering Of Houses Fronting Upon Public
Streets.

Be it ordained by the Common Council
of the City of St. Louis:

Section 1. The numbering of all houses fronting on
public streets in the City of St. Louis shall be in con-
formity to the following rules, viz; First--The odd
numbers shall apply to the north and west sides of the
streets and the even numbers shall apply to the south
and east sides of the streets. Second--On all streets
running in a northwardly and southwardly direction.
the numbering shall commence with number one at
Market street, and shall increse north and south at
the rate of one hundred numbers for each block, as
nearly as the varying series of streets, will admit of,
thus; Arsenal street, Arrowstreet, Chouteau avenue,
Market street, Franklin avenue, Cass avenue, Spring
street, Salisury street, and their continuations east
and west, shall be rectified lines of uniformity in nume
bering north and south. Third--On all street run-
ning in a westwardly direction the numbering shall
commence at the wharf, and shall increase going
westwardly at the rate of one hundred numbers for
each block, as near as the verying series of streets
will admit of, thys: The wharf, Third street, Ninth
street, Fourteenth street. Jefferson avenue, Grand
avenue, and their connections northwardly and south-
wardly, shall be rectified lines of uniformity in num-
bering westwardly. Fourth--The general rule shall
be that one hundred numbers shall represent each
block going westwardly from the wharf, and a like
number for each block north and south of Market.

sec.secretary 2. The City Engineer shall establish all house num-
bers, and shall allow one number for about twenty
feet of vacant graoud, and he shall furnish all owners
of houses with the information necessary for them in
placing their numbers on their houses, and all num-
bering shall be done strictly in conformity with the
directions of the City Engineer, who shall, when re-
quired, give a certificate of property applicable to any
house.

sec.secretary 3. All persons owning or occupying houses are here-
by required to number their houses in conformity with
the provisions of this ordinace; and any persons who
shall number or attempt to number a house otherwise
than in conformity with the provisions of this ordi-
nance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction, shall be fined not less than five nor
more than fifty dollars for every offence.

sec.secretary 4. The City Engineer is hereby authorized to ad-
vertise in the usual manner for proposals and to en-
ter into contract with the lowest and best bidder for
the numbering of all houses in the city; and the
sum of two thosand dollars, or so much there of sa
may be necessary, is hereby appropriated to pay for
the same, payable out of the contingent fund.

sec.secretary 5. All ordinances and parts of ordinances, so far
as they may conflict with the provisions of this ordi-
nance, are hereby repealed.

Approved December 18, 1866.

The following is the ordinance amendatory of the above
ordinance as passed at a meeting of the City Council:

Whereas, The numbering of houses fronting upon the
public streets of the city of St. Louis has been com-
menced and prosecuted upon a uniform plan; and
Whereas, It is desirable that said numbering should be
fully completed; therefore be it ordained by the City
Council of the City of St, Louis, as follows:

Section 1. Section four of Ordinance No. 5,701 entitled,
"An ordinance to provide for and regulate the num-
bering of houses fronting on public streets," is hereby
so amended as to read as follows, vis:

sec.secretary 4. The City Engineer is hereby authorized to ad-
vertise in the usual manner for proposals and to enter
into contract with the lowest and best bidder for the
numbering of all houses in this city, and the sum of

four thousand fove hundrd dollars, or so much there-
of as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated to pay
for the sam, payble out of the contingent fund.