St. Louis City Directories 1821-1877

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Keemle'S
St. Louis Directory,
For 1838-'39.

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Advertisements

Publisher'S Advertisement.

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In presenting to the public the second edition of the
St. Louis Directory, the publisher has the satisfaction of
knowing that it will be found to be much more complete
and accurate than that of 1836-'37. If any errors and
omissions have occurred, they are such as were unavoida-
ble, and for which he claims the indulgence of those who
can best understand the difficulty of a correct compilation
of names and residences. The work, notwithstanding its
inaccuracies, he believes will recommend itself for its gen-
eral usefulness as well to the citizens of St. Louis, as to
casual visiters and strangers.

The attention of advertisers is respectfully called to the
Advertising Directory prefixed to the volume. When it
is remembered that the Directory will not only be widely
circulated through the city, but will be placed in all the
public houses, and in the steam boats which ply to and
fromSt. Louis, and will be of necessity constantly referred
strangers who visit our city on business, the advan-
tages of an advertisement in the Directory must be appa-
ent.

Sketch Of St. Louis.

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The settlement of St. Louis is of a date somewhat re-
mote. The site on which it stands was selected towards
the close of the year 1763, by Mr.Laclede, , for the pur-
pose of establishing a trading post with the Indians of the
Upper Missouri and Mississippi.

On the fifteenth day of February, 1764, Mr.Laclede, ,
in company with several persons whom he had brought
from New Orleans, Ste. Genevieve, Fort Chartres, and
Kahokia, reached the site which he had previously select-
ed, and proceeded to draw the lines of a town which was
called St. Louis, in honor of Louis Xv., the reigning mon-
arch of France, who claimed the whole country then des-
ignated by the name of Louisiana.

The peculiar situation of the town secured it immedi-
ate importance. The year after its settlement, the French
Commandant , St. Ange, , arrived at St. Louis with a body
of troops, and assumed the powers of Government.—
Thenceforward St. Louis was considered the capital of
Louisiana, and continued the permanent seat of govern-
ment of that portion of country until the final transfer to
the United States.

Established on the very outskirts of civilization, in a
wilderness country, and exposed to the incursions of the
fierce tribes of Indians that surrounded them, the inhabi-
tants of St. Louis confined themselves mostly to agricul-
tural pursuits, each inhabitant being the owner, under con-
cession from the government, of a portion of land adjoin-
ing the town. A few of them, however, engaged in com-
merce, carrying on a profitable traffic in furs and peltries
with the Indians of the Mississippi and Missouri, and
supplying ihe town with articles of merchandize drawn
from New Orleans and Mackinaw, which was then a prin-
cipal depot of English trade. In the meantime the town
did not extend beyond the original limits, and there was

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no accession to its population beyond the natural increase
among the inhabitants.

After the transfer of Louisiana to the United States, a
tide of emigration from the eastern states began to pour
into the fertile lands west of the Mississippi. The emi-
grants brought with them a spirit of enterprize in com-
merce, mechanics, and agriculture, which gradually began
to develope the great resources of the country, of which
St. Louis was the most important point. About this time,
also, an important change was effected in the means of in-
land navigation. Hitherto all commercial operations, as
far as regards the transportation of merchandize, had been
carried on by means of keel boats and barges, the effect of
which was, to render the intercommunication, between
different points, tardy, expensive, and unsafe. These in-
conveniences were obviated by the invention of steam
boats, the first of which, the General Pike, made its ap-
pearance in the port of St. Louis in the year 1817.

From this period, particularly, we may date the progress
of the improvement of St. Louis. Its limits and popula-
tion were gradually increased in extent and numbers; and,
in fact, the character and appearance of both were chang-
ed. By intermarriages, and by their social intercourse
with the American settlers, the ancient inhabitants, who
were mostly the descendants of the French and Spanish,
imperceptibly adopted the manners, customs and language
of the strangers, and, in a great measure, suffered their
own to fall into disuse. The style and manner of con-
struction, adopted by the ancient inhabitants in their hous-
es, gave way to the more modern architecture, so that
scarcely a single building remains of those which were
erected when St. Louis was under the dominion of France
and Spain. Agriculture was pursued more extensively
and energetically—the mineral wealth of the country was
brought to light; and the different branches of human in-
dustry, successfully carried on, gave activity to a commerce
which must eventually place St. Louis, with its advanta-
ges of location, on an equality, at least, with the fairest
cities of the western country.

St. Louis is situated on the right bank of the Mississippi,
about twenty miles below the mouth of the Missouri river.

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It occupies a plain, which rising gently and gradually at an
angle of about two and a half degrees, to a distance of six
hundred yards from the river, terminates in a horizontal
plane, which extends far to the west, north and south.—
The city is built entirely over a substratum of lime stone,
whirh runs from the bed of the river along the whole
eastern front of the city, and for several miles above and
below, back into the interior to as great a distance. This
natural advantage gives solidity and permanency to the
buildings, furnishes inexhaustible quarries for use or em-
bellishment, and affords to the city an unvarying, safe and
commodious harbor and landing place. The wharf, along
the entire fronl of the city, is a hundred and fifty feet wide,
and the most of it is graded and paved.

In a commercial point of view, the location of St. Louis
is peculiarly fortunate. Its vicinity to the confluence of
two great rivers, gives it the command of all the com-
merce of the countries lying on those streams and their
tributaries, and renders it the depot of all the mineral and
agricultural wealth of those regions; in addition to which,
its proximity to the mouth of the Ohio gives it an easy ac-
cess to the whole range of territory lying west of the Al-
leghany mountains.

"The vast number of buildings which have been erected
last season and this year, have extended the city much be-
vond its chartered limits; and the general pressure in com-
mercial transactions has not in the least retarded the im-
provement of St. Louis. The inducements to build up the
city are as strong as ever, consisting in the continued high
rents, and the great and increasing demand for dwellings,
business houses and offices. Heavy business operations
are driving the retail dealers back from Front and from
Main or First streets, and property in the back streets,
cross streets, and in some of the alleys, is increasing in
value m an unparalleled extent.

Some difference of opinion exists as to the relative beau-
ty and value of the north and south unimproved grounds
adjoining the city. But those who are so fortunate as to
possess either, will speedily derive so much advantage from
this real estate, as to feel no envious emotions with refer-
ence to their fellow-citizens whose interest lies in an oppo-

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site extreme. From the point where the most active busi-
ness now centres, the city is extending up and down the
river, and back from its margin, so steadily, and the per-
manence of the structures are such as to give promise of
resulting in the fine finish of one of the most populous and
opulent cities in the Union.

Among the improvements which are going forward in
South St. Louis, is the grading of the principal avenue,
which leads up towards the city from the ferry-landing.This operation is performed by the U.S. hands employed
in quarrying rock for the improvements in the St. Louis
Harbor. A grade is given them for this purpose, which
they are bound to observe in their labors. A county road
has been likewise ordered, to run from the ferry-landing back
into the interior of the county. These preliminary works
are intended to pave the way to those ultimate improve-
ments which will extend the city of St. Louis, at no dis-
tant day, to that high, beautiful tract of country embraced
in South St. Louis, which, about two years ago, was laid
out into avenues, streets, and lots, in anticipation of such
extension.

The opinion, however, prevails generally, that the great
manufacturing district of St. Louis will lie south of the
present improved part of the city. This impression arises
from the apparent certainty, that the Iron Mountain rail-
road will terminate, or begin, on the river below, or at the
lower extremity of the city. Thus the raw materials for
manufactures will be thrown into that district, and there
the most convenient point for shipment of such metals as
come from the mineral region in the interior will be ulti-
mately found to exist.

The marble, free-stone and lime-stone of South St. Louis
contribute not only to the advantage of that portion of the
tract which Nature designed to be densely peopled, but
the city already draws largely from that quarter for build-
ing materials. The inexhaustible beds of coal which lie in
the immediate vicinity of St. Louis, are among the great
sources of its wealth, and are the direct means of pros-
perity.

The increase of the population of St. Louis proper, with-
in the corporation, from 1830 up to 1837, has been on an

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average of 1831 souls per annum. The population of 1837,
within the corporate limits of the city, was 12,040; but,
with the rapid increase since the last census, it is impossible
to conjecture its present amount.

In the year 1822, the inhabitants of St. Louis were cre-
ated a Corporation by the Legislature, under the name of
the ''Mayor, Aldermen and Citizens of the City of St.
Louis" This corporation is vested with extensive powers
for the regulation of the municipal concerns of the city, and
under their particular government it has continued to em-
bellish and improve.

The healthiness of the situation of St. Louis will not ad-
mit of a doubt. There are no causes to render it insalubri-
ous; and it is a well ascertained fact, that there has been as
little mortality from diseases in St. Louis, as in any other
place of the same population in the United States.

St. Louis contains eight Churches; two Market-Houses,
a Court-House, an Hospital, two Orphan Asylums, nine
Hotels, (including the St. Louis Hotel, not yet completed,)
four brass and iron Foundries, seven Printing Offices, and
a large number of saw and grist Mills. It also contains a
number of primary Schools, a Nunnery, and an Academy
for the education of females, and a University, conducted
by the Order of the Jesnits. The Market and Court
Houses, and the Catholic Church, are very fine and exten-
sive edifices. The last year has Ijeen signalized by the in-
stitution of two Public Schools in this city, with male and
female departments; and these are kept in substantial
houses erected for this purpose, of sufficient capacity for the
accommodation of 240 pupils. Four preceptors are em-
ployed in conducting these schools.

[Enract from the Missouri Gazetteer.]

"City or St. Louis.—Doctor Beck, , in his Gazetteer
published A.D.1823, describes this city as "a flourishing
post-town." At that period it would, perhaps, have required
the exercise of a poetic imagination to predict the import-
ance that this city has attained in little more than half a
score of years; but now, without the spirit of prophecy,
it may be clearly demonstrated, that St. Louis is destined
to become second to one city only in the great valley, and
probably in the union. A despot, wielding the re-

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sources of a great empire, may set his foot on a barren
plain, and say, " Here shall a proud emporium of trade a-
rise!" But, in a country where virtuous human action is as
free as the unrestrained cascade, nature must lay the foun-
dations on which art shall build up imperishable wonders!
Such a foundation as that on which the abiding-place of
the everlasting hills is fixed, St. Louis is based upon. Out
of this solid basis of limestone are quarried the materials
that are piled up to magnify the city and adorn the earth.
Many towns of importance have arisen on ground of lim-
ited dimensions; and places with extraordinary commer-
cial advantages have grown up on the borders of navigable
waters, where additional space has been quarried with in-
finite labour out of the base of mountains. But ample
space for a city of the mammoth dimensions of Babylon
itself extends beyond and around the present limits of the
city of St. Louis. At this place the Creator of heaven and
earth, the Ruler of planets, and the Godlike alchymist, in
his allwise disposition of elements, has spread out space
on which to deposite the products of a country of im-
measurable extent! The three great rivers that makeup
"el Padre de las agtcas"—the father of waters—and pour
out, by prescriptive right, into the storehouse of St. Louis,
the treasures of the surface and of the hidden recesses of
the earth, would make a mighty city in the midst of pas-
sive beings. But, with the inducements now presented,
where temples of commerce, witli their well-supported roof-
trees, sustained by broad Doric basements, and doors held
ajar by clear-sighted ministers of trade for the entrance
of men and things, no estimate can compass the extent of
the wealth that Nature and art will heap up here! When
experience shall have fully tested the hazards of trade in
lower latitudes, true wisdom will point to St. Louis as the
place where the purchase and sale of merchandise, and
the products of the surface and of the bowels of the earth,
or the exchange of these commodities, shall be carried on.
The canvass-clad vehicles of trade from the ocean, and the
fire-eating barks on our rivers, may meet at the confluence
of their buoyant elements, and exchange cargoes, and all
balances can be settled at the mammoth city of the West.
Here salubrity and convenience will invite commerce and

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the arts to fix their abode; and here, too, will the opulent,
after the money-making bustle of the morning of life, in
the meridian and in the evening of their days, become
tasteful and munificent. The native marbles of South St.
Louis, Ste. Genevieve, and of Pulaski, on the Osage, will
be speedily introduced by the builders of the city, that
improvement in architecture may keep pace with the un-
exampled accumulation of wealth in St. Louis. To do
justice to St. Louis in a description of its component parts,
natural and artificial, would require more space than can
be appropriated in a gazetteer, in which is traced some
brief notices of every section of a state that classes with
the largest in the union."

The commercial importance which St. Louis has attain-
ed, has naturally created jealousy in the minds of many
who inhabit other growing and busy towns, above this
city, on the great rivers, and in the interior of the coun-
try. The inimitable and oft quoted sentence of Captain
Toby, which Mone puts in his mouth when addressing the
fly that had annoyed the old gentleman, micht here be
Appropriately repeated: "There is room enough in the
world for both thee and me!" Other towns may enter
into energetic and active competition with St. Louis; they
"may flourish, or may fade, "—still this proud city, while
conducting with them a mutually beneficial traffic, will
remain prominent, sustained with the capital, enterprise,
and intelligence, which form a basis only paralleled in sta-
bility by the foundation on which it slands. and the felici-
tous location chosen by its wise and liberal founders.

In casting the eye over the map of the United States and
Territories, it must always forcibly strike the observer,
that the central position of St. Louis gives this eity a pe-
culiar advantage: and it is known, that, when navigation
is open, steam vessels are arriving from, and departing,
daily, to all the cardinal points of the compass. The re-
volution of governments and in commerce have buUt up
and destroyed cities; the vicissitudes of fortune have de-
populated towns and countries; but nothing except the
great convulsions of Nature—earthquakes and hurncanee,
the pestilence and sword—can arrest the advancement of

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St. Louis to that enviable consideration, which will class
this city among the great emporiums of commerce which
fill and adorn the pages of the annalist.

If vegetation should fail; if sunshine and rain should
withhold their accustomed offices, and no longer fertilize
the earth; if our mighty rivers—the extent and magnitude
of which are deemed fabulous by millions who have not
beheld them—should cease to flow, then will St. Louis be
arrested in her onward march to greatness,—but not 'till
then.

The latitude of St. Louis is one of the essential advan-
tages of its location. Emigrants from the extreme north-
ern sections of the Union, and from the colder regions of
Europe, may here find a period of the winter season which
shall sufficiently remind them of the climate.in their sever-
al places of nativity, and brace them up for the endurance
of our long summers. The inhabitants of lower latitudes
may likewise repair to this point for business purposes, or
to attain a salubrious location, and secure a temporary or
permanent abode in a genial climate. The mighty march
of improvement, in sweeping over the surface of the civil-
ized sections of the earth, has not exempted the fair regions
which surround us from the impress of the arts and scien-
ces. The cunning contrivances which genius substitutes
for brute force, and which contribute so much to the ad-
vantage of the human family, currently reach us by those
means of communication, which outstrip in speed "the
wild horse's wilder sire!"

Little remains for us to do beyond the ordinary atten-
tion to our vocations, with diligence suited to our cupidity,
or love of independence, and that proportion of public
spirit, the expenditures or sacrifices of which reason should
and will direct.

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Fire Department.

Central Fire And Hose Company.

EdwardBrooks, , Captain .

CharlesKeemle, , Lieutenant .

AsaWilgus, , First Engineer .

HiramAlcKee, , Second Engineer .

Elihu H.Shepard, , Secretary and Treasurer .

Number of feet of Hose, 1700.

Union Fire And Hose Company.

B.Scverson, , Captain .

H.Winstandley, , Lieutenant .

SamuelHawkens, , First Engineer .

C.Legarier, , Second Engineer .

JosephRowe, , Secretary .

AugustusGuelberth, , Treasurer .

Number of feet of Hose, 1400.

Washington Fire And Hose Company.

B. W.Ayres, , Captain .

IsaacMcllose, , Lieutenant .

JohnCam, , Engineer .

J. G.Barry, , Secretary and Treasurer .

Number of feet of Hose, 400.

Hook, Axe And Ladder Company.

D. B.Hill, , Captain .

AbrahamAllen, , First Lieutenant .

David F.Goodfellow, , Seco?id Lieutenant .

George W.Rucker, , First Director .

OliverQuinett, , Second Director .

CalvinKeith, , Third Director .

AnthonyBennett, , Fourth Director .

John H.Ferguson, , Secretary and Treasurer .

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Abbreviations Used In The Directory.

N north —s South —e East —w West —m Residence —c Corner.

☞ The names of the streets, and the numbers of the
houses, are given, without the superfluous repetition of
the words street and number.

Boundaries Of The Wards.

Fim Ward commences at the southern limits of the city,
and extends north to Elm street.

Second Ward commences at Elm, and extends north to
Pine street.

Third Ward commences at Pine, and extends north to
Vine Street.

Fourth Ward commences at Vine, and extends to the
northern limits of the city.

The wards extend east and west, from the Mississippi
river to the western limits of the city.

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Appendix.

Containing a list of removals, and new establishments
opened, since the body of the Directory
was written out.

Bray, J. P., wholesale grocer, forwarding and commission
merchant , Chestnut street, bbetween Front and First

Drury, Luther, dry goods store, 54, south side Market

Geyer, H. S., attorney-at-law , office 18, nnorth Second

Homans, J. Smith, R44, Olive

Kennett M. & F. & Co.company , wholesale grocers, forwarding
and commission merchants , 25, nnorth Front

Page & Martin , scriveners, conveyancers, and general
agents —office over J.C. Dinnies & Co's. book store
—entrance on Olive street.

Business Directory

Directory. AND-ART

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Anderson & Thomson , grocers, commission and forwarding
merchants , No. 26. nnorth  Front street
Augustin, M. clothing siore. 321/2 n Front
American Fur Company , 50, nnorth  Front
Allevne & Co.company  grocers and commission merchants . 57, nnorth 
Front
Appleirate, S. furniture ware-room, 192, nnorth  First
Amiss, Thos. L.shoe dealer , 1811/2, nnorth  First
Adreon, S. W.M.D. office 142, nnorth  First
Anderson, Wm.William C.broker , 125, ccorner  of Vine and First
Amos, W. W. hat and cap store, 120, nnorth  First
Atkinson, J. C.stove and tinware manufacturer , 121, nnorth 
First
Alleles & Koghn , clothing store, 103 1-2, nnorth  First
Adams, Leroy, (col'dcolored  steward,) 123, ssouth  First
Altinger, J.gun-smith , 73, ssouth  Second
Appel, Peter, coffee house, 62, ssouth  Second
Andre, G.mattress maker , 263, ssouth  Second
Adams, David, 250, ssouth  Second
Andrews & Beaky , copper, tin and sheet iron workers , 27,
nnorth  First
Anderson, John, dealer  in staple and fancy dry goods, 30,
nnorth  First
Atwood, N.B.dealer  in drugs, medicines, paints, &c.5, nnorth 
First
Ardelle, Mrs. (col'd.colored  woman,) 100, ssouth  Third
Alexander, B. W. livery stable, 88, nnorth  Second—R 90, nnorth  Sec-
ond
Arcade Bath House , 102, ccorner  Second and Vine
Mhion Hall Ten Pin Alleys, (by Moore & Fay ,) 151, nnorth 
Second
Arthur & Nevin , dry  goods and grocery store, 157, ccorner 
Third and Oak
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Andrews, Thomas, R67, nnorth  Third
Amos, W. W.R46, ssouth  Fifth
Auley, Sarah, widow, 70, ssouth  Seventh,
Allen, Robert, R15, ssouth  Seventh
Allen, Beverly, attorney-at-law , R129 Market
Annan, R & Co.company  dealers  in tobacco, segars &c.56, Market
Alexander & Arnold , dry goods store, 50, Market
Alvarez, M.laborer , R41-2, nnorth  Third
Amiss, Mrs.Lucinda A.milliner and dressmaker , 4, nnorth  Third
Anderson, J. R. (col'dcolored  man,) laborer , 51, nnorth  Fourth
Arthur, Jno.R170, nnorth  Fourth
Adie, Lewis, house carpenter , Rnnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Wash and Carr
Atchison, G. W.R74, nnorth  Fifth
Austin, Wm.William J.R45, nnorth  Fifth
Aberly, F.carpenter , 53, Spruce
Andross, Mrs.school teacher , 70, Spruce
Anderson, Stephen, (col'dcolored ) laborer , 91, Almond
Anderson, Charles, (col'dcolored ) laborer , 93, Almond
Alton, House, (J. W.Carson, , proprietor ,) 49, Chesnut
Ayers A.W. & Co.company  painters , 8 Olive
Argus, Office, ccorner  Olive and First
Allen, Robert, auctioneer , 12, Olive
Austin, W. J.auctioneer 12, Olive,
Amar, John, laborer , Olive, bbetween  Third and Fourth
Atkinson, John, city constable , 62, ssouth  First
Allen, Abraham, builder , R30, nnorth  Sixth
Atkins, R.shoemaker , 97, nnorth  Sixth
Anderson, Wm.William (Corse & A. ) R144, nnorth  Sixth
Anderson, -, Rccorner  Sixth and Wash
Anderson, Wm.William C.Rnnorth  Sixth, bbetween  Wash and Carr
Abernethy, John, wagoner , Biddle, bbetween  Sixth and Seventh
Adreon, Dr.S. W.R165, nnorth  Seventh
Avis, Thos.R113, ccorner  Seventh and Washington Avenue
Ames, Benj.R26 1-2, Locust
Augustin, M.R57, Locust
Archer, E. E. livery stable, 50, Vine
Adams, R. S.boot and shoe maker , 27, Laurel
Adams, Mrs. boarding house, Prune, bbetween  Second and Third
Albits, Jacob, boot and shoemaker , Oak, bbetween  Front and First
Alexander, Peter, carpenter , Willow, bbetween  Front and First
Atkinson, J. C.rresidence Washington Avenue, bbetween  Fourth and Fifth

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Anderson, J. T.stone mason , RGreen, bbetween  Tenth and Eleventh
Arnold, Benjamin, rope-maker , Green, bbetween  Seventh and Eight
Belt, Mrs. boarding house, ssouth wwest ccorner  First and Market streets
Boschenstein, J. dry goods store, 4, ssouth  First
Balderston, J. wire manufactory, 28, ssouth  First
Brown, B. B.surgeon dentist , R71, ssouth  First
Braeeau, Madame, widow, R.78 ssouth  First
Barry, Jas. G.soap and candle manufacturer , 97,ssouth  First
Bovle, John, tobacconist , 112, ssouth  First
Black, Samuel, stable keeper , R86, ssouth  Second
Bhuterman, A.boot and shoemaker , 88, ssouth  Second
Benson, Frederick, candle manufacturer , 155, ssouth  Second
Bragen, Francois, stone mason , R.149, ssouth  Second
Baxter, Lewis, coffee house, 173, ssouth  Second
Brown, -, butcher , —, ssouth  Second
Brichta, F.grocer and commission merchant , 3, nnorth  Front
Berthold & Tesson , grocers and commission merchants , 25,
nnorth  Front
Buckley, J. M.grocer and commission merchant , 40 nnorth  Fraat
Billon, C. P.wholesale grocer and commission merchant ,
52, nnorth  Front
Blaine & Tompkins , commission and forwarding mer-
chants, and wholesale grocers , 59, nnorth  Front
Blomi B. & Co.company   lwarding house, 92, nnorth  Front
Burg, Philip, barber , 200,nnorth  First
Burbage & Keller , tin-ware manufacturers , 160, nnorth  First
Burnham, S. C.M.D. 155 1-2, nnorth  First
Bridge, Rayburn & Co.company  dealers  in stoves, tin plates, copper
and iron wire, 152, nnorth  First
Barnard J.H. & Brother , druggists , 136, nnorth  First
Bank of Missouri , 135, nnorth  First
Budd, G. K.wholesale shoe dealer , 122, nnorth  First
Beaumont, Wm.WilliamM.D. , R123 1-2, nnorth  First
Brolaski, H.tailor , 117 1-2, nnorth  First
Brichta, F.druggist , 109, nnorth  First
Burrows & Jennings , wholesale & retail grocers , 95, nnorth  First
Bircher, R.barber, cupper, and leecher , 87, nnorth  First
Boyle & West , drapers and tailors , S3, nnorth  First
Bunding & Krugen , apothecaries , 180, nnorth  First
Blount, J. E., carpenter , 163, nnorth  Seventh

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Bolgiano, Mrs.M. E.milliner , 90 1-2, nnorth  First
Burnett, Isaac, wholesale dealer  in dry goods, 71, nnorth  First
Baum, J.tailor , 66, nnorth  First
Busseron, Therese, widow, 50 1-2, nnorth  First
Blow, P. E.wholesale dealer  in dry goods, 45, nnorth  First
Burd & Tilden , copper, tin, sheet iron workers and brass
founders , 43, nnorth  First
Beltihoover & Robb , manufacturers  of hats and caps, 32,
nnorth  First
Baird & Farrell , wholesale and retail dealers  in fancy and
staple dry goods, 22, ccorner  First and Chesnut
Bredell K. & J.C. dealers  in dry goods, 2, nnorth ccorner  of Market
and First
Brooks, Edward, dealer  in drugs, paints, oils. &c.21, ccorner 
First and Chesnut
Basconi, H. B.watchmaker and jeweller , 13, nnorth  First
Bertelsmann & Hoelilc , dealers  in dry goods, 19, nnorth  side
Market
Bench, Jacob, wagon-maker , shop 27, nnorth  Sixth
Breese, Robt.R35, nnorth  Sixth
Bush, Chs.carpenter , RC Seventh and Wash
Bovce, Wm.William H.lumber merchant , Rn Sixth, bbetween  Wash and
Franklin Avenue
Brintzenhoffer, Geo.R.ccorner  Seventh and Biddle
Bolton, R. E.painter , rresidence 174, nnorth  Seventh
Brown, W.Rnnorth  Seventh, bbetween  St. Charles and Locust
Bosworth, S. private boarding, 79. nnorth  First, ccorner  Olive
Barnes, W. A.carpenter , 104, ssouth  Fourth
Benson, Henry, 156, ssouth  Fourth
Beatty & McDowell , dry goods store, 10, Market Square
Bent, John, attorney-at law , R27. ssouth  Fifth
Berkley & Wright , cartenters , 31. ssouth  Fifth
Brolaski, H.R33, ssouth  Fifth
Billon, C. P.R15, ssouth  Sixth
Boyle, Hugh (B. & West ,) RSixth, bbetween  Spruce and Almond
Boyd, -, accountant , R115, Market
Bomeisler, Louis, 90, Market
Burd, Wm.William (B. & Tilden ,) R52, nnorth  Second.
Butcher, Thomas, labourer , 27, ssouth  Third
Brown, Jas. L. (H.N. Davis & Co.company  ) R36. ssouth  Third
Boyer, Francois, 126, ssouth  Third

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Berger, Paul, carpenter , 167 ssouth  Third
Brichta, F. R.3, ssouth  Fourth
Buckley, J. M.rresidence 11, ssouth  Fourth
Bavfield, Henry, baker , 92, ssouth  Fourth
Beaky, John, (A. & Beaky ,)R81, Market
Barry & McMillan , lottery and exchange brokers and
scriveners , 49, Market
Bayfield, J. H. dry goods store, 48, Market
Bonner & Iredell , barbers , 58, Market
Broking, H. D. grocery, 67, nnorth  Second
Bailey, Wm.Williamcarpenter , ccorner  Second and Prune
Brewer, R.cooper , bbetween  Oak and Cherry
Bullock, Orrin, carpenter , nnorth  Second, above Cherry
Bolt, -, carpenter , Rnnorth  Third
Burges, L. D.blacksmith , Rwest broadway
Broadway, Cottage, (by ElizabethRenou, ,) e side Broadway
Britton, Ed.tailor , 163, nnorth  Third
Brown, Patrick, grocery, 155, Oak and Third
Bowman, Jas.druggist , 151, nnorth  Third
Bowman, Mrs.H. S.dressmaker , 151, nnorth  Third
Blackmore, Wm.William (weigher north scales ) family grocer , 140,
nnorth  Third
Boyce, W. H.lumber merchant , ccorner  Third and Laurel
Bartlett, Jos.Rccorner  St. Charles and Third
Bartlett, Phineas, builder , 102, nnorth  Third—R 100 nnorth  Third
Brannagan, Wm.William boarding house, 85, nnorth  Third
Barron, John, tailor , S3, nnorth  Third
Rohbs, John, R167, Walnut
Brooks, Edward, nnorth  161, Walnut
Brooks, P.superintendent  water works, 24, Elm
Bicher, P.boot and shoemaker , 29, Elm
Beltzhoover, F. W. (B. & Robb ,) R115, Elm
Berklev, Charles, carpenter , 108. Myrtle
Blood, Sullivan, R53, Myrtle
Blome, Heinrich, dyer and scourer , 28, Myrtle,
Burke, Mrs. widow, 7 1-2 Myrtle
Bruner, Joseph, wood dealer , 3, Myrtle
Brotherton, Marshal, sheriff , R103, Spruce
Baum, Jacob, R46, nnorth  Third
Bemis, Fred, Rccorner  Seventh and Biddle
Bradlev, J. W.R15. nnorth  Third
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Barton, John, carpenter , Rnnorth  Third, bbetween  Market and Chestnut
Byrnes, Martin, boarding house, 11, nnorth  Fourth
Backensto, Benj.wagon maker , 13, nnorth  Fourth
Bowlin, J. B.attorney-at-law , R27, nnorth  Third
Bartlett, P.carpenter  shop, ccorner  Fourth and Locust
Barnes, W. J.R93, nnorth  Fourth
Bridge, H. E. (B. Rayburn & Co.company  ) R136, nnorth  Fourth
Brabrook, Benj.Rnnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Wash and Carr
Burrows, J. M. (B. & Jennings ,) Rnnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Wash and Carr
Bertrand, Matilde, seampstress, nnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Olive and Locust
Berthold, Madame, widow, R42, nnorth  Fifth, ccorner  Pine
Bascom, H. B.Rnnorth  Third, bbetween  Market and Chestnut
Broochmier, H. grocery, 166, nnorth  Fourth
Bonfils, Joseph, R23, Poplar
Brumbaugh, Thos.brewer , 3, Poplar
Boyer, A.engineer , Convent, bbetween  Second and Third
Blackburn, Thomas, boatman , 2, Plum
Brown, James, drayman , Lombard, bbetween  First and Second
Brnwhammer, Jos.carpenter , Third, bbetween  Lombard and Hazel
Brill, Henry, laborer , Convent, bbetween  Second and Third
Brown, B. B.surgeon dentist , oiHce basement story, 18,
Chestnut
Bouis, Madame, widow, 51, Chestnut
Bridenstein, Jacob, blacksmith , 101, Chestnut
Brimer, Mrs.school teacher , 68, Pine, up stairs
Brown, H. M.gunsmith , 26 1-2, Olive
Black, J.scrivener and conveyancer , 32, Olive
Brandegee, E.M.D. 34, Olive
Brancunier, D.carpenter , 61, Olive
Bogy, Lewis V.attorney-at-law , office 19, Chestnut—R 27,
Chestnut
Bell, Ezekiel, ca rpenter , rresidence 68, Pine
Bowlin, Jas B.attorney-at-law , office 29, Pine
Besson, John B.boot and shoemaker , Olive, bbetween  Second and
Third
Boington, Susan (col'dcolored washerwoman ,) 31, Locust
Bird, G. A.Rccorner  St. Charles and Ninth
Budlong, Harvey, R66, St. Charles
Brown, Mrs.M. private boarding, 49, St. Charles
Burk, Wm.WilliamR65, Vine
Brever, L.French boot maker , Vine, bbetween  Second and Third

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Brown, J.hair cutter, 35 1-2, Vine 
Betts John & Co.company  upholsterers , 20, Vine
Beaumont, Wm.WilliamM.D.  office 81-2, Vine
Blew, Milley, (col'dcolored washerwoman ,) Prune, bbetween  First and Se-
cond
Burke, Simon, (col'dcolored  man,) 27, Oak,
Barnes, Wm.Williamcarpenter , Willow, bbetween  Front and First
Brant, J. B.L't.Lieutenant Col.Colonel  U. S. A.United States of America Washington Avenue, bbetween  Third
and Fourth
Brown, John, stone mason , RGreen, bbetween  Seventh and Eight
Bailey, Wm.Williamcarpenter , Prune, bbetween  First and Second
Bannister, Mrs. (col'dcolored ,) Prune, bbetween  First and Second
Baxter, John, boarding house, Green, bbetween  Seventh and Eight
Bushy, George, carpenter , R73, Green
Buckley, Wm.Williamsteward , 71, Green,
Barnard, C (Barnard & Brother ,) R24 1-2, Green
Ballinger, F.tailor , 25, Green,
Brockmeir, Adam, cabinet maker , ccorner  Morgan and Fourth
Burns, Joseph, laborer , Morgan, bbetween  Fourth and Fifth
Boswell, Charles, Rc Morgan and Eight
Bodemier, H.carpenter , Franklin Avenue, bbetween  Eight and Ninth
Boyle, John, laborer , Franklin Avenue, bbetween  Fourth and Fifth
Browner, John, laborer , Franklin Av.Avenue , bbetween  Fourth and Fifth
Brueggeng, H.boot and shoemaker , Franklin Avenue, bbetween 
"Fourth and Fifth
Bush, Chailes, carpenter , Wash, bbetween  Sixth and Seventh
Berry, Mrs. boarding house, Carr, bbetween  Sixth and Seventh
Chouteau & Barlow , grocers , dry goods and commission
merchants , No. 1, ccorner  Front and Market streets
Collier & Pettus , commission and forwarding merchants ,
19, nnorth  Front
Chouteau & Mackenzie , grocers , commission and forward-
ing merchants , 23, nnorth  Front
Clapp, Benj.merchant , 221-2, nnorth  Front
Cavrilliac, H. grocery, 30 1-2, nnorth  Front
Chouteau, Henry, grocer  and commission merchant , 39, 
Front
Caspary, P. W. clothing store, 57 1-2, nnorth  Front
Connoly, Hogan & Co.company  grocers , commission and forward
ing merchants , 66, nnorth  Front

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Conran, J. boarding-house, 90, nnorth  Front
Cavanagh, P. boarding-house, 98, nnorth  Front
Cook, A. boarding-house, 104, nnorth  Front
Converse, Seth, 105, nnorth  Front
Christy, Dinah, (col'dcolored washerwoman ,) 236, nnorth  First
Canton, Aug.grocer , 189, nnorth  First.
Childs Alonzo & Co.company  dealers  in hardware and cutlery, 179,
nnorth  First
Cooper, Thos.sign painter , nnorth  First, bbetween  Prune and Vine
Carpenter, S. P.dealer  in boots and shoes, 166,nnorth  First
Carstens, Angelrodt & Co.company  importers  and wholesale deal-
ers  in groceries, wines and liquors, 165, nnorth  First
Carstens & Schuetze , wholesale and retail druggists , 163,
nnorth  First
Clark, Van Allen & Co.company   hardware store, 134, nnorth  First
Chouteau, Auguste, R110, nnorth  First
Crow & Tevis , wholesale dry goods merchants , 100, ccorner  Lo-
cust and First
Chapman T.J. & J.W.  clothing store, 94, nnorth  First
Collins, Chs. dry goods store, 156 1-2, nnorth  First
Crawford, Wm.William dry goods store, 1, ssouth  First
Chanot, J. coffee house, 5, ssouth  First
Chouteau, Madame, widow, 7, ssouth  First
Christy, A. dry goods store, 2, ssouth  First
Colard & Nicolas , druggists , 8, ssouth  First
Cohen, Thomas, grocer , 33, ssouth  First,—R 39, ssouth  First
Carey, Nelson, R61, ssouth  First
Clay, George, boatman , R38, ssouth  First
Corn, Wm.William (col'dcolored ) laborer , 123, ssouth  First
Chatelain, D. coffee house, 61, ssouth  Second
Cook, Dr.J. H. office and R63, ssouth  Second
Craft, George, grocer , 65, ssouth  Second
Cavenaugh, P.cooper , rresidence 67, ssouth  Second
Cheno, Joseph, gardener , R93, ssouth  Second
Chapman, John, carpenter , 90, ssouth  Second
Cowie, John, city weigher , R94, ssouth  Second
Cruess, Peter, rresidence 127, ssouth  Second
Clark, Lewis, carpenter , 269, ssouth  Second
Chenery, J. A.lottery and exchange broker , 75, ccorner  of First
and Olive.

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Corse & Anderson , wholesale druggists , 69, nnorth  First
Conn,Sprigg& Greene , auction and commission merchants ,
70, nnorth  First
Citizens Insurance Company , office 641-2, nnorth  First
Cruchat, Alex, confectioner , 53, nnorth  First
Charless & Blow , wholesale dealers  in drugs, paints, oils
and white lead, 47, ccorner  First and Pine.
Curtis, E. private boarding house, 46 1-2, nnorth  First
Comstock, J. F.wholesale and retail dealer  in boots, shoes
and leather, 34, nnorth  First
Camden J.B & M. & Co.company  dealers  in dry goods, 26, nnorth  First
Clemens, Jas.Jr.junior dealer  in staple and fancy dry goods, 14,
nnorth  First
Cobb Henry & Co.company  dealers  in dry goods and shoes, 12, nnorth 
First
Campbell, R. L.engraver , 641-2, nnorth  First
Chenie, Antoine, R29, ccorner  Market and Second
Calvert, John, R7, ssouth  Third
Crawford, Wm.WilliamR—, ssouth  Third
Cerre, Paschal, R143, ssouth  Third
Cavendar, George, rresidence 180, ssouth  Third
Cravely, Ellen, seampstress, —, ssouth  Third
Cubberlv, Thos. W.carriage maker , 98, ssouth  Fourth
Cava, Edward, R105, ssouth  Fourth
Coons, David, grocery and dry goods, 1, ssouth  Front
Chouteau, Pierre, Sen. R144, nnorth  First
Chase, Wm.William F.attorney-at-law , office 56 1-2, nnorth  First
Coleman S.O. & N. turners , 73, nnorth  Second
Crumpton & Emerson , chair makers , 91, nnorth  Second
Conant, E. L.R109, nnorth  Second
Carter, H. A.family grocer , 162, nnorth  Third
Camden, P. G.R134, nnorth  Third
Craft, J. L.Thomsonian practitioner, and botanical druggist ,
135, nnorth  Third
City, Hotel (by R. I.Curie, ,) 101, ccorner  Third and Vine
Charless, Mrs. widow, 2 ssouth  Fifth
Call, Dr.G. W.R56, ssouth  Fifth
Chouteau, Sarah, 117, ssouth  Fifth
Chambers, A. B. (C. Harris & Knapp ,) R19, ssouth  Sixth
Camp, Jefferson, (col'dcolored  man,) ssouth  Sixth
Chateont, Clement, laborer , 76, ssouth  Seventh,,

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Chapman, E. H. (Lewis & C. ) R66, ssouth  Seventh
Conway, F. R.recorder  of land titles, R35, ssouth  Seventh—of-
fice 37, ssouth  Seventh
Clapp, Benj.R143, Market
Callender, Geo. H.R141, Market
Chouteau, PierreJr.junior R148, Market
Charless, Jos. (C. & Blow ,)R102, Market
Chapman, D. H.grocer  and confectioner , 57, Market
Chauvin & Maxfield , painters , 37, Market
Chapouil, Anthony, confectioner , 33, Market
Crowl & Gibson , carpenters , shop nnorth  Third, bbetween  Chesnut and
Pine
Cooper, J.R29, nnorth  Third
Court, Saloon (by J. W.Hoffmann, ,) 3, nnorth  Fourth
Corson & Overdier , family grocers , 61, ccorner  Fourth and Olive
Collier, George, (C. & Pettus ,) R101, nnorth  Fourth
Collins, Chs.R134, nnorth  Fourth
Coleman, -, R145, nnorth  Fifth
Chappell, Wm.William L.R16S, nnorth  Fourth
Casey, Mrs. boarding house, Fifth, above Franklin Avenue
Childs, -, Rnnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Wash and Carr
Cole, Samuel, R179, nnorth  Fifth
Crawford, Hugh, turner , R129, nnorth  Fifth
Crow, Wayman, (C. & Tevis ,) Rnnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Olive and Locust
Chapman, T. J.R69, nnorth  Fifth
Clark, M. Lewis, Rccorner  Olive and Fifth
Childers, Ann T.mantua-maker , 123, nnorth  Fifth
CulverHenry, M.D.Walnut, bbetween  Third and Fourth
Coons, David, R42, Walnut
Carpenter, C. J.M.D. R57, Elm
Cochran, John, carpenter , R53, Elm
Chouteau, Auguste, (C. & Barlow ,) R82, Myrtle
Carlisle, John, R26, Myrtle
Constant, Mrs. widow, 9, Myrtle
Calvert, Jesse, blacksmith , rresidence 49, Spruce
Carroll & McBron , blacksmiths , 65, Spruce
Culver & Bachman , carpenters , 64, Spruce
Culver, Thomas (C. & Bachman ) R66, Spruce,
Chester, J.boot and shoe-maker , 92, Spruce
Coutts, Charles, stone cutter , Almond, bbetween  First and Second
Christy, A.RPoplar, bbetween  Third and Fourth

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Carter, Wm.William (col'dcolored ) laborer , 48, Poplar
Craly, Mrs.washerwoman , 57, Cedar
Caya, Antoine, RLombard, bbetween  Second and Third
Caya, Michael, RLombard, bbetween  Second and Third
Carpenter, C. J.M.D.  office basement story, 20 Chestnut
Coxe, H. S.R29, Chestnut,
Cooper, Mrs. boarding house, 39, Chestnut
Central, Hall, (J.Maguire, , proprietor ,) 64, Chestnut
Calvert, John, livery "stable keeper , 65, Chestnut
Conrad, Adam, blacksmith , 74, Pine
Corley, W. chair manufactorv, 26, Pine—R 32, Pine
Call, G. W.M.D.  office 31, Pine
Cook, D. B.attorney-at-law , office 31 1-2, Olive
Clark, Matilda, (col'dcolored ) washerwoman , Olive, bbetween  Second and
Third
Carter, Jane, (col'dcolored ) washerwoman , Olive, bbetween  Second and
Third
Chadwick, Isaac, plasterer , R68, Olive
Collins, Martin, R118, Olive
Clemens, JamesJr.junior R20, ccorner  Sixth and Chestnut
Christy, Wm.William (Woods, C. & Co.company  ) R62, ccorner  Olive and Sixth
Chapman, John, carpenter , R19S,nnorth  Sixth
Conn, Jos. H. (C. Sprigg & Greene ,) Rnnorth  Sixth, bbetween  Wash
and Carr
Craig, Alex, blacksmith , Rnnorth  Seventh, bbetween  Biddle and Carr
Carter, R. u nnorth  Seventh, bbetween  Chestnut and Pine
Clark, J. J.M.D.  office 17, Locust
Charles & Fooshee , paintets and glaziers , 19, Locust
Cramer, H.professor of music , 39, Locust
Campbell, C.M.D.  office 40. Locust
Carter. Powers & Co.company  coachmakers , Locust, ccorner  Fifth
Corse, Wm.Williamprinter , Rrear 47, St. Charles
Cabanne, J. B.R28, Vine
Catton, H.hair dresser , 23, Vine
Cattermole, J. boarding house, ccorner  Oak and Third
City Brewery . Cherry, , bbetween  Second and Third
Cox, Jacob, drayman , Green, bbetween  Tenth and Eleventh
Carlisle, David, stone mason , Green, bbetween  Tenth and Eleventh
Conwav, P. J.O.dentist , 57, Green
Craft, J. L.M.D. 66, Green
Cummiskey & McAdams , boot and shoemakers , 28, Green

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Carter, Henry, Rccorner  Seventh and Biddle
Corbin, A. R.R32, Morgan,
Cole, John, R46, Morgan,
Collier, Ely, carpenter , Wash,bbetween  Sixth and Seventh
Crozier, Alexander, blacksmith , Carr,bbetween  Fifth and Sixth
Chambers, Francis, blacksmith , Carr, bbetween  Fifth and Sixth
Drake, Silas, dry goods store, No. 6, ssouth  First street
Donegan, J. J. dry goods store, 30 1-2, ssouth  First
Douglass, T. R46, ssouth  First
Dallam, R. B. boarding house, 73 and 75, ssouth  First.
Deitz, W. A.confectioner , 79, ssouth  First
Daggett, John D.R80, ssouth  First
Dickerhoff, Christian, stone-cutter , 129, ssouth  First
Dreyer, G. W. (Johnstone, D. & Trowbridge ,) R53, ssouth  Second
Dowling, E.grocery , 75, ssouth  Second
Denny, Jas.butcher , rresidence ssouth  Second, bbetween  Lombard and Hazel
Daby, Mrs. widow, ssouth wwest ccorner  Second and Hazel
Denny, Thomas, butcher , 270, ssouth  Second
Dinnies, A. J.grocer and commission merchant , 3, nnorth  Front
Dixon, D. W.wholesale grocer and commission merchant ,
38, nnorth  Front
Dunseth C. & Co.company  grocers and commission merchants , 42,
nnorth  Front
Davis H.N. & Co.company  commission and forwarding merchants ,
61, nnorth  Front
Davis, A. C. hardware, grocery and dry goods store, ccorner  Oak
and First
Deforest, J. P.dealer in stoves and hollow ware , 130, nnorth 
First
Dubreuil, C. B. boot and shoe store, 123, nnorth  First
Deaver, L. clothing store and carpet ware-house, 126, ccorner 
First and Vine.
Dinnies J.C. & Co.company  booksellers and stationers , 74, ccorner 
First and Olive
Dupre, E.lithographer , 64 1-2, nnorth  First
Darby, J. F.attorney-at-law , 63, nnorth  First
Denage, Stephen, grocer , 55, nnorth  First
Deaver, L. clothing store, 15, nnorth  First
Demoulin, John Baptiste, laborer , 10, nnorth  Second
Dallam, M.R12, nnorth  Second

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Dillon, Charles, nnorth  19, ssouth  Third
Deazly, David, farmer , ssouth  19, ssouth  Third
Darras, Joseph, carpenter , 46, ssouth  Third
Davidson, Mrs. widow, boarding house, 62, ssouth  Third
Duncan, Shadrach, (col'dcolored ) drayman , 103, ssouth  Third
Duncan, Mrs. widow, 113, ssouth  Third
Darst & Pelloux , grocers and dry goods store , 3, ssouth  Front
Dumain, Lucien, dry goods store, 5, ssouth  Front
Delany, D. m.n.rresidence  275, nnorth  First
Delmore, W.laborer , rresidence 85, nnorth  Second
Dessaint, L. C. cabinet ware-room, 100, ccorner  Vine and Second
Daniel, Samuel, rresidence 105, nnorth  Second
Dumont, Charles, rresidence 114, nnorth  Second
Darnielle, John, livery stable, bbetween  Laurel and Prune—rresidence  107,
nnorth  Second
Dougherty, Michael, laborer , nnorth  Third
Davis, Samuel, carpenter , rresidence  east side Broadway
Dreegan, P.grocer , 165, nnorth  Third
Dobyns & Wimer , dealers in lumber , shingles, sash, &c. ccorner 
Third and Morgan
Doll C. & J. family grocers , 133, nnorth  Third
Devoy, Nicholas, boarding house, 131, nnorth  Third
Donnally, John, paver , 81 1-2, nnorth  Third
De Lisle, J. P.teacher of the French language , rresidence 6, ssouth  Fifth
Doane, J. P.rresidence 134, Market
Drake, Silas, rresidence 98, Market
Dillon, Charles, dry goods store, 69, Market
Dicks, J. R.tailor , 52, Market
Darst, Mrs. widow, private boarding house, 102, Walnut
Dicks, J. R.rresidence 86, Walnut
Dougherty, Mrs. widow, 84, Walnut
De Lisle,  Miss, milliner , 32, Elm
Dumaine, Lucien, rresidence 102, Myrtle
Delaney, E.laborer , 7, Spruce
Davis, G. W.plasterer , rresidence 107, Spruce
Duncan, Jerry, (col'dcolored ) laborer , 127, Spruce
Dubreuil, Antoine, rresidence 52, Poplar
Day, —, hatter , rresidence 1, Poplar
Drake, C. D. (Primm D. ) rresidence 25, Chestnut
Draper, Jas.rresidence 110, Pine
Dubreuil, Chas.rresidence 15, Pine
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Dings, F. R.brush maker , 28, Olive
Davis, John, attorney-at-law , office 31, Olive
Davis, A. J.attorney-at-law , office 31, Olive
Davis & Spurr , land agents , 31, Olive
Delphi Coffee House , (W.Willey, , proprietor .) 33, Olive
Depas, J.importer of wines , 65, Olive
Deal, Conrad, butcher , rresidence 62 1-2, Prune
Day, —, locksmith , 56, Prune
Darley, J. L.cabinet maker , rresidence Prune, b Second and Third
Durham, Hannah, (col'dcolored  woman,) Prune, bbetween  First and Second
Davies, E.painter , Prune, bbetween  Front and First
Davies, Wm.Williamgrocer , Prune, bbetween  Front and First
Deer, W.tailor , 1, Oak
Delany, Dr. office Oak, bbetween  Front and First
Dobyns, James, carpenter , rresidence 25, Oak
Disharoon, T. L.aWashington avenue, bbetween  Fourth and Fifth
Dav, E.carpenter , Green, bbetween  Tenth and Eleventh
De Mier, J. R.rresidence 47, Green,
Davis,  Miss, school teacher , ccorner  Morgan and Fourth
Davenport, —, accountant , rresidence Morgan, bbetween  Fourth and Fifth
Duffey,  Miss, dress-maker , ccorner  Locust and Third
Dagget, Leslie, blacksmith , rresidence 78, Locust
Dafnbrook, Adam, carter , 100, ccorner  St. Charles and Fifth
Demun, J. (register land office,) rresidence 50, nnorth  Sixth
Dowler, Thomas, carpenter , 99, nnorth  Sixth
Daggett, Milton, private boarding house, 146, nnorth  Sixth
Dyer, Abner, carpenter , nnorth  Sixth, bbetween  Wash and Franklin
Avenue
Dunbar, Nancy, sempstress , nnorth  Sixth, ccorner  of Wash
DeYoung, Michael, rresidence nnorth  Seventh, bbetween  Washington Avenue
and Green
Duncan, Jonathan, (colored man,) 48, nnorth  Fourth
Dresser, Thos.carpenter , rresidence 97, nnorth  Fourth
De Forrest, Jacob P.rresidence nnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Wash and Carr
Dobyns, Edward, rresidence ccorner  Fifth and Wash
Dickson, D.rresidence Fifth, nnorth  Franklin Avenue
Decamps, Mrs.washerwoman , 131, nnorth  Fifth
Donohoe, David, laborer , 127, nnorth  Fifth
Dwyer, Wm.WilliamSen. soap and candle manufacturer , 96, nnorth 
Fifth—rresidence  98, ccorner  St. Charles and Fifth
Dinnies, J. C. (J.C.D. & Co.company  ) rresidence 76, nnorth  Fifth

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Dupre, E.nnorth  65. nnorth  Fifth
Edwards Rasin & Co.company  grocers and commission merchants ,
No. 14, nnorth  Front street
Erskine & Gore , grocers and commission merchants , 21, nnorth 
Front
Everiste di, Rodgers , manufacturers of sheet iron ware and
steam boat work, 83, n Front
Eagle & Harp  coffee house, (by Wm.WilliamMcKenny, ,) 86 1-2,
nnorth  Front
Eby, Cyrus, boot and shoemaker , 171, nnorth  First
Ealer, John, watchmaker , rresidence 111, ssouth  First
Ezekiel, Wm.William clothing store, rresidence 97, ssouth  Second
English, E.brewer , 251, ssouth  Second
Elandis, Francis, pilot , ssouth  Second, bbetween  Lombard and Hazel
Earl, —, carpenter , rresidence 16 1-2, ssouth  Fourth
English, E.carpenter , rresidence 137, ssouth  Fourth
Ellis, Arthur, rooper , rresidence 158, ssouth  Fourth
Evans & Dougherty , auction and commission merchants ,
73, nnorth  First
Exchange Reading Roms , 45, nnorth  First, (up stairs)
Ewald, Philip, barber , 13 1-2, n First
Engelmann, Geo.M.D.  office 20, nnorth  Second, ccorner  Chesnut
Evans, Jos.boot and shoemaker , 72, nnorth  Second
Ennis, John, boot and shoemaker , 80. ccorner  Second and Locust
Edelberg, Nicholas, rresidence nnorth  Second
Ely, C. A.rresidence wwest  side Broadwav
Edgar, T. B. carriage repository, 144 and 146, nnorth  Third
English, Wm.Williamgrocer , 129. nnorth  Second
Emerson, Mrs.Elien. corset and dress-maker , 91, nnorth  Second
Evans, Augustus. (E. & Dougherty ,) rresidence 27, ssouth  Fifth
Erwin & Sinnickson . boot and shoe store, 41 1-2, Market
Exchange Coffee House , (D.Dodd, . proprietor ,) 31, Market
Edgar, Jos. C.builder , shop nnorth  Sixth, ccorner  Morgan
Eckert, N.boot and shoemaker , 39. nnorth  Seventh
Edmond, Mrs.M.sempstress . Locust, bbetween  Second and Third
Edwards, John, carpenter , rresidence 29, St. Charles
Ellis, S. C.surgeon dentist , office 79, nnorth  First
Evans, Henry, boarding-house, 142. nnorth  Fourth
Edgar, T. B. carriage manufactory, 156, nnorth  Fourth
Eddowes, J.rresidence nnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Wash and Carr

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Edmondson, John, carpenter , rresidence 138, Walnut
Est, Adam, laborer , 2 1-2, Plum
Etling, Frederick, laborer , Convent, bbetween  Second and Third
Etling, Philip, laborer , Convent, bbetween  Second and Third
Etling, Conrad, laborer , Convent, bbetween  Second and Third
Ellinwood, B.stone mason , rresidence 83, Chestnut
Englemann, T. intelligence office, 33, Pine
Eaton, N. J.rresidence 44, Olive
Edelbers, N. clothing store, 6, Oak
Eickart, F.rresidence Oak, bbetween  First and Second
Evoy, Bridget, widow, Green, bbetween  Tenth and Eleventh
Evans, S. J.rresidence 65, Green
Edgar, Joseph, carpenter , rresidence 40, Morgan
Engel, Louis, grocery , Franklin Avenue, bbetween  Eighth and Ninth
Essex, James C.rresidence Franklin Avenue, bbetween  Seventh and Eighth
Franklin, House, (W.Tighe, , proprietor ) ccorner  Front and Olive
Florez, B.grocery , 31 1-2, nnorth  Front
Farwell L. & A.G. & co wholesale grocers, forwarding and
commission merchants , 67, nnorth  Front
Finney, Lee & Co.company  grocers and commission merchants , 70,
nnorth  Front
Frank, C.laborer , nnorth  First
Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Co.company  125, ccorner  Vine-and First
Franciscus, J. T.lottery, exchange and general broker , 90,
nnorth  First
Fairley, Mrs.corset-maker , 30, ssouth  First
Ferrall, John, rresidence 88, ssouth  First
Flockmeier, F.farmer , rresidence 92, ssouth  Second
Feickert, J.baker , 92, ssouth  Second
Flaw, Mary, (cofd woman,) 168, ssouth  Second
Fallis, Thomas, carpenter , ssouth  Second, bbetween  Lombard and Hazel
Fix, Jacob, cooper , 253, ssouth  Second
Forbes A. & L. looking-glass and picture frame manufac-
turers , 82, nnorth  First
Farnsworth, S. V.copper , tin and sheet iron manufacturer ,
59, nnorth  Firat
Filley, O. D.tin and sheet iron manufacturer , 57, nnorth  First
Fisher, J. B.dealer in boots and shoes , 28, nnorth  First
Forbes, I.surgeon dentist , office 52 1-2, nnorth  Second
Fontaine, Felix, rresidence 70. ssouth  Third

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Fath, Jacob, grocery , 111, ssouth  Fourth,
Farrell, Michael, grocer , 78, ccorner  Second and Locust
Ford, Edward, boot and shoe-maker , 84, nnorth  Second
Frontier Coffee House , (by P.Greek, ,) 121, ccorner  Laurel and
Second
Fields, Geo.laborer , e side Broadway
Fleming, Fred, engineeer , e side Broadway
Farnsworth, S. V.annorth  Third, ccorner  Green
Flannagen, Mathew, laborer , 76, nnorth  Third
Friend, Gustavus, saddler , rresidence 132, ssouth  Sixth
Funk, Adam, coffee house, Market, bbetween  Eighth and Ninth
Foulks &. Shaw , tobacconists , 1, Walnut
Field, Easter, (col'dcolored ) washerwoman , 10, Elm
Femister, Edmund, accountant , rresidence 51, Elm
Fisse, Henry, rresidence 117, Elm
Fuller, A.engineer , 5, Spruce
Fulton, Brewery, (Wainwright & Coutts , proprietors ,) 21,
Almond
Francis, —, rresidence 2, Plum
Fallet, J.locksmith , 42, Chestnut
Ferguson, John, carpenter , rresidence 87, Olive
Foster, John, blacksmith , 7, Laurel
Fowler, Mrs. boarding-house, 54, Oak
Fisher, Joseph, millwright , 60, Oak
Few, William, rresidence Willow, bbetween  First and Second
Fouychey, Mrs. widow, Washington Av.Avenue bbetween  Fourth & Fifth
Fay, M. (Moore & F. ) rresidence Washington avenue, bbetween  Fifth and
Sixth
Finney, John, (F., Lee & Co.company  nnorth  Washington avenue bbetween  Fifth
and Sixth
Finney, William, (F., Lee & Co.company  Washington avenue, bbetween 
Fifth and Sixth
Ferguson, Peter, accountant , rresidence Washington av.bbetween  Tenth
and Eleventh
Fishback, Mrs. widow, Green, bbetween  Seventh and Eighth
Fanning, B., Green, bbetween  Sixth and Seventh
Fuller, R.carpenter , rresidence Green, bbetween  Third and Fourth
Framan, Henry, laborer , Franklin Av.Avenue bbetween  Fourth and Fifth
Foshee, J. A.rresidence 55, Locust
Fitzgerald, Ed.carpenter , rresidence Locust, bbetween  Fourth and Fifth
Fitzgerald, Francis, carpenter , rresidence Locust, bbetween  Fourth and Fifth
2*

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Fielder, S.R110, St. Charles
Fowler, Benjamin, rresidence 65, St. Charles
Frecker, John, laborer , 40, St. Charles
Farwell, L. (L. & A.G.F. & Co.company  ) R37, nnorth  Sixth
Finney & Lyons , cooper shop , 123, nnorth  Sixth
Finney, B.rresidence 168, nnorth  Sixth
Foster, John, carpenter , annorth  Sixth, bbetween  Chestnut and Pine
Ferguson, Mrs.E. H. private boarding-house, 13, nnorth  Third
Fleischman, Mrs.Eliza K. private boarding-house, 8 nnorth  Third
Filley, O. D.rresidence 5, nnorth  Fourth
Ferguson, J. H.carpenter shop, ccorner  Fourth and Morgan
Fargie, Mrs.sempstress , Fifth, nnorth  Franklin avenue
Foibes, Mrs.straw hat maker and bleacher , 107, nnorth  Fifth
Gempp, Dr.druggist , No 55, ssouth  Second street
Green Tree Tavern , (B. W.Ayres, , proprietor ,) 68, ssouth 
Second
Gutbrod, J.tailor , 98, ssouth  Second
Guion, Madame, widow, 119, ssouth  Second
Gates, Madame, widow, 150, ssouth  Second
Godet E. & Co.company  bakers , 157, ssouth  Second
Guitard, A. P.carpenter , 257, ssouth  second
Greely, Gale & Co.company  wholesale and retail grocers and com-
mission merchants , 10, ccorner  Front and Chestnut
Glasgow, Shaw & Larkin , commission and forwarding
merchants , 33, nnorth  Fiont
Green Banner Coffee House , (by P.Kelly, ,) 95, nnorth  Front
Grosclaude, J.grocerv , 133, nnorth  First
Gaty & Coonce , rresidence 210, nnorth  First
Gatv, Coonce & Beltzhoover , founders and engine makers ,
202, nnorth  First
Gahan, N. boarding house, 71 1-2, nnorth  First
Guelberth, Auguste, watchmaker and jeweller , 159, nnorth  First
Geisel, G. furniture ware-room, 112, nnorth  First
Goodyear, W.boot and shoe dealer , 56, nnorth  First
Grimsley & Young , dealers in saddlery-hardware,saddlery,
harness, trunks, fee . 37, n First
Glaxier, D.hat and cap manufacturer , 35, a First
Gay, J. H.a 30, nnorth  Second
Gamble, Hamilton R.attorney-at-law , office 38 1-2, ccorner  Pine
and Second

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Gamble, Archibald, attorney-at-law , rresidence 43, ssouth  Third
Guitar, Louis, rresidence 69, ssouth  Third
Gambrel, Thomas, R73, ssouth  Third
Gower, Mrs. (col'dcolored  woman,) 65, ssouth  Third
Gebois, Joseph, 187, ssouth  Third
Glasgow, Wm.William (G., Shaw & Larkin ,) rresidence 17, ssouth  Fourth
Globe, Tavern, (T.Beaty, , proprietor ,) 6 & 8, Market square
Guitar, Madame, rresidence 61, ssouth  Third
Gray, Thomas, blacksmith shop, 70, nnorth  Second
Geisel & Vogle , furniture wareroom, 77, nnorth  Second
Grundell, Wm.Williamrresidence nnorth  Second, bbetween  Oak and Cherry
Greene, Wm.William (Conn, Sprigg & G. ) rresidence nnorth  Second, above
Cherry
Greffet, G. A.rresidence nnorth  Second, above Cherry
Grafdt, U.carpenter , 159, nnorth  Third
Greason, Robert, carpenter , rresidence nnorth  Third, bbetween  Olive and Locust
Green, Room (by ErastusTracy, ,) ccorner  Olive and Third
Griffin, John, (col'dcolored  drayman ,) 45, ssouth  Fifth
Gamier, J. V.rresidence 22, ssouth  Seventh
Gonsollis, James, nnorth  34, Myrtle
Gallagher, John, laborer , 5, Spruce
Gangris, Peter, laborer , Almond, bbetween  Second and Third
Guy, reMrs. widow, rresidence 71, Cedar
Grimsley, Thornton, (G. & Young ,) rresidence 23, Chestnut
Glazier, D.rresidence 106, Pine
Goodfellow, John, rresidence 94, Pine
Goodfellow, David, rresidence 90, Pine
Gilpin, W.attorney-at-law , office Pine, bbetween  Second and Third
Godier, Mrs. widow, 116, Olive
Gallagher, Peter, boot and shoemaker , Prune, bbetween  Front and
First
Glenn, Milton, ship carpenter , Willow, bbetween  Front and First
Grant, David, Green, bbetween  Seventh and Eighth
George & Scheibel , bakers , 66 1-2, Green
Gazette Printing Office , ccorner  Front and Locust
Gerke, J. P.26, Locust
Gray, Mrs.Mary, rresidence 60, Locust
Gerard, J. B.wagon-maker , 74, Locust
Gholson, Mrs.Sarah, boarding house, Locust, bbetween  Third and
Fourth
Galbraith, Samuel, drayman , 192, nnorth  Sixth

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Gildersleev, Richard, carpenter , rresidence 196, nnorth  Sixth
Goodfellow, Wm.Williamlaborer , 180, nnorth  Seventh
Goodfellow, David, laborer , 178, nnorth  Seventh
Gordon, Jas. (city constable ,) office and a 14, nnorth  Third
General Stage Office , (J.Consaul, , proprietor ,) ccorner  Fourth
and Pine
Gibson, J. B.rresidence 167, nnorth  Fourth
Gordon, P.rresidence nnorth  Fourth, above Morgan
Gleason, Wallace, carpenter , rresidence nnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Wash and Carr
Hovey, E.dealer in jewellery and cutlery , No. 32. nnorth  Frout
Hines & Co.company   clothing store, 54 1-2, nnorth  Front
Head, Quarters, (by J. C.Melcher, ,) 56, nnorth  Front
Hill J.B. & Co.company  grocers and commission merchants , 77
and 78, nnorth  Front
Hill, O. (col'dcolored  man) laborer , 258, nnorth  First
Hart, Lavinia (cofd washerwoman ,) 220, nnorth  First
Hoyle, Lawrence, dry goods and grocery store, 177, ccorner  First
and Prune
Houix, J. boarding house, 174, nnorth  First
Holbrook & Tappan , dealers in hardware and cutlery ,
157, nnorth  First
Holton, Geo.bookseller and stationer , 157, nnorth  First
Hood & Abbot , dealers in boots and shoes , 116, nnorth  First
Hunt & Mallory , tailors , 115, nnorth  First
Homer T. & J.  dry goods store, 108, nnorth  First
Holman & Axtel , boot and shoe store, 80, nnorth  First
Hale, Dr.E.dentist , 82, ccorner  Locust and Second
Hughes, H. J.carpenter , rresidence Broadway
Hamilton, Mrs.D. private boarding house, 142-2, nnorth  Third
Hannon, T.grocer , ccorner  Third and Green
Hopkins, Jane, chambermaid , 76, nnorth  Third
Hayman E. & C.C. dealers in dry goods , 14, nnorth  First
Herve, W. R.portrait and miniature painter , 62, nnorth  First
(upstairs)
Helms, Richard, (col'dcolored ) barber and hair dresser , 39, nnorth  First
Hardy, J. private boarding house, 11, nnorth  First
Heisterhagen & Valentine , importers and dealers in fancy
dry goods, &c. 9, nnorth  First
Hoffman H.L. & Co.company  dealers in drugs, paints, and dve-
stuffs , 3, nnorth  First

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Hanken, Geo.grocer , 13, nnorth  Second
Hyles, Wm.Williamfamily stores , 45, nnorth  Second
Haywood, A.R44, nnorth  Second
Hough, D.R49, nnorth  Second
Hill, D. B.lumber merchant , office, c Third and Pine
Hoffmann, F.R9 1-2, nnorth  Fourth
Holbrook, -, R75, nnorth  Fourth
Hempstead, Wm.William (H. & Beebe ,) R74, nnorth  Fourth
Hile, P.carpenter , rresidence 146, nnorth  Fourth
Handfield, Jas. W.carpenter , Rccorner  Carr and Fifth
Harris, G.rresidence Fifth, bbetween  Wash and Carr
Henry, Harriet (col'dcolored washerwoman ,) nnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Morgan and
Green
Harold, -, tailor , 131 1-2, nnorth  Fifth
Henderson, Geo.dry goods store , 43, ssouth  First,—R 48, ssouth  First
Haren, Edward, grocer , 45, ssouth  First
Hammond, D. M.cabinet maker , 59, ssouth  First
Hunt, Stephen, laborer , 130, ssouth  First
Hackney, Mrs. widow, 32. ssouth  Second
Holtzwart, C. F.tobacconist , 69, ssouth  Second
Hammond, Mrs.C.dress-maker , 82, ssouth  Second
Holden & Wood , stone cutters , 115, ssouth  Second
Harris, Robert, (col'dcolored ) boatman , 114, ssouth  Second
Helgenberg & Schoenthaler , bakers , ssouth  Second, bbetween  Cedar and
Mulberry
Hetzel, Michael, laborer , ssouth  Second, bbetween  Cedar and Mulberry
Honne, Wm.Williambutcher , rresidence 236. ssouth  Second
Hill, Capt.D. B.R38. ssouth  Third
Hoffman, John, turner , 44. ssouth  Third
Hellcm, Gabriel, (col'dcolored  barber ,) R103 1-2, ssouth  Third
Hale, Tituss, Rbbetween  Almond and Poplar, ssouth  Third
Hafheymer, John, school master , 144, ssouth  Third
Hilt, Christine, w idow, washerwoman , s Third
Hammond, Mis. school teacher , 16, ssouth  Fourth
Hoffman, H. L. (H.L. Hoffman & Co.company  ) R122, ssouth  Fourth
Hoff, Henry, carpenter , 32, ssouth  Sixth
Huth, Charles, grocer and confectioner , 55, Market
Humbert & Thomas , upholsterers , 43, Market
Hendry C.F. & Co.company  dealers in boots, shoes, saddlerv-hard-
ware, &c. 32, Market
Hamilton, Robert, dry goods store. 26, Market

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Hooper, Clark, painter , ccorner  Walnut and Fourth
Hood, A. (H. & Abbott ,) R38, Walnut
Hamilton, Wm.William (col'dcolored ) boatman , R63, ssouth  Fifth
Howard, Wm.Williamdyer and scourer , 54, Myrtle
Hensey, Patrick, cooper , R7, Myrtle
Hyer, Wm.Williambaker , R7, Spruce
Hergel, Andrew, boarding house, 29, Spruce
Hansen, P.painter , ccorner  Spruce and Second
Hammerle, P.boot and shoemaker , 59, Spruce
Hayden, -, R38, Spruce
Hospital , (under the superintendance of the sisters of Char-
ity,) 76, Spruce
Honing, Frederick, laborer , 51, Cedar
Heintz, Philip, boot and shoemaker , Hazel, bbetween  First and Se-
cond
Harvey, John, laborer , Hazel, bbetween  Second and Third
Heisel, Jacob, laborer , Convent, bbetween  Second and Third
Hunt, Wilson P.dealer in furs and peltries , 2, Chestnut,—R
33, Chestnut
Hunton, L.attorney-at-law , office 19, Chestnut
Hamilton, Alexander, attorney-at-law , office 36, Chestnut —
rresidence  41, Chestnut
Hempstead & Beebe , counting-room Pine, bbetween  Front and
First
Hudson, T. B.attorney-at-law , office 17, Olive
Homans, J. S.accountant , R44, Olive
Hoffman, J. W.R76, Olive
Hawken J. & S. gunsmiths , 31, Laurel
Hawken, S. (Hawken J. & S. ) R35, Laurel
Huntsinger, J.tailor , 23, Oak
Hare, Wm.Williamcarpenter , Green, bbetween  Seventh and Eighth
Harrington, George, R75, Green
Hayes, T. boarding house, 51, Green
Harrington, James, stone mason , 45, Green
Hanna, A.tobacconist , 43, Green
Hutawa, Edward, R44, Green
Huslage, Harman, Franklin Avenue, bbetween  Eighth and Ninth
Horner, Thomas, shoemaker , RCarr, bbetween  Sixth and Seventh
Humbert, S.R24, ccorner  Sixth
Hall, Chs.R.R 40, ccorner  Pine and Sixth
Haines, Geo.drayman , 186, nnorth  Sixth

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Hacoolis, G.grinder , 188, nnorth  Sixth
Harper, Wm.Williamblacksmith , a 194, nnorth  Sixth
Hartman, Barnard, iron moulder , rresidence Biddle, bbetween  Sixth and
Seventh
Huddlestone, R.ship carpenter , nnorth  Seventh, bbetween  Wash and
Franklin Avenue
Harshaw, W.R184, nnorth  Seventh
Hall, Dr.J. H.R.169, nnorth  Seventh
Heely, Mrs.M.tailoress , 161, nnorth  Seventh
Harris, Oliver (Chambers, H. & Knapp ,) Rnnorth  Seventh, bbetween 
Chestnut and Pine
Henry, Dr.J.R20, Locust
Huber, J.gunsmith , 49, Locust
Icherer, Ignace, tailor , 154, ssouth  Second
Impy, Francis, R105, Spruce
Inge'rsoll, L. chair factory, 38, Prune
Janowski, John, coffeehouse, 140, ssouth  First
Joyale, Jos.laborer , 94, ssouth  Third
Johnson, William, (col'dcolored ) barber , R112, ssouth  Fourth
Johnson, E. A. (E.A. Johnson & Co.company  ) R136, ssouth  Fourth
Jeffrey, Jacob, boatman , R174, ssouth  Fifth
Jamison, David, R13, ssouth  Seventh
Johnson, John, R137, Market
Jefferson, Mrs.milliner , 65, Market
Johnson & Gleim , druggists , 60, Market
Johnstone, P. (J., Dreyer & Trowbridge ,) R85, Myrtle
Johnson, F.R51, Spruce
Janney N.E. & Co.company   wholesale dealers in china, glass and
queensware, 6, Chestnut
Jeffery, J.R21, Pine
Johnson, Mary, (col'dcolored ) washerwoman , 66, Olive
James, Jesse, boot-maker , Prune, bbetween  Front and First
Jackson, E. T.gunsmith , 19, Oak
Jurac, Julia, (col'dcolored ) washerwoman , Green, bbetween  Sixth and
Seventh
Johnson, James, R63, Green
James, John, engineer , 47, Green
Johnson, -, (col'dcolored ) laborer , 29, Green
Jackson, J. H.RWash, bbetween  Sixth and Seventh

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Johnson, Rachel, (col'dcolored ) washerwoman , Wash, bbetween  Sixth and
Seventh
Johnson, -, hotel bar, 33, Vine
Jarrow, S.R54, nnorth  Sixth
Johnson, Jas.bricklayer , R198, nnorth  Sixth
Johnson, M.carpenter , R198, nnorth  Sixth
Johnson, Dreyer & Trowbridge , auctioneers and commis-
sion merchants , 68, nnorth  First
Jones & Corthron , clothing store , 67, nnorth  First
Johnson, E. A. dealer in hardware and cutlery, 46, nnorth  First
Jaccard Louis & Co.company  watchmakers and jewellers , 40, nnorth  First
Janney, N. E.R40, nnorth  Second
Jones, E. coffee house, 71, nnorth  Second
Jackson, Samuel, rresidence nnorth  Second, bbetween  Oak and Cherry
Johns, Robt.Rnnorth  Second, bbetween  Oak and Cherry
Johnston & Baker , family grocers , Broadway
Jones, R.tailor , nnorth  Third, ccorner  Oak
Jones, F. (J. & Corthron ,) Rnnorth  Third, bbetween  Chestnut and Pine
Jaffray, R. W.R49, nnorth  Fourth
Jones, R.tailor , rresidence nnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Wash and Carr
January, D. (J. Stettinius & Co.company  ) R185, nnorth  Fifth
Jeffery, Jas. wholesale grocer, forwarding and commission
merchant , 12, nnorth  Front
Jaques & Morriss , tailors , 53 1-2, nnorth  Front
Jones, Priscilla, sempstress , 231, nnorth  First
Johnson, Wm.Williambarber , 186, nnorth  First
Jackson, Thos. hardware store, 17S, nnorth  First
Jones, Bacon & Co.company  druggists , 150, nnorth  First
Kraeling, H.tailor , 20, ssouth  First
Kadmus J. & Co.company  jewellers , 51, ssouth  First
Kretchmar, F. boarding-house, 69, ssouth  First
Knecht, P. coffeehouse, 56, ssouth  First—R 58, ssouth  First
Kaler, Michael, boarding-house, 103, ssouth  First
King, Thomas, ssouth  Second, bbetween  Lombard and Hazel
Kennedy, Reuben, wagoner , ssouth  Second, bbetween  Lombard and
Hazel
Kakle, H. G.watchmaker , ssouth  Second
Kline, Joseph, accountant , R107, ssouth  Fourth
Knott & Largue , carpenters , ccorner  Third and Walnut
Kennedy, Henry, carpenter , R174, ssouth  Fifth

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Keemle, Charles, book, job and fancy letter-press printer ,
22, Olive—R 27, Olive
Keith, David, agent  for the Bible and Tract Depository,
88, Market
King, Willis, (Warburton & K. ) R84, Market
Kisch, E. dry goods store, 63, Market
Katz, H. C.tailor , 59, Market
Kretier T. & Co.company  dealers in tobacco, segars, &c. 30, Market
Kain,  Miss, sempstress, &c. 88, Walnut
Kline, Edward, R70, Myrtle
Kennett, Mortimer, R59, Myrtle
Klau, Charles, cooper , R52, Spruce
Kern, Joseph, blacksmith , 54, Spruce—R 72, Spruce
Kroneman, F.laborer , 51, Cedar
King, H.m.d. office and R32, Chestnut
Kramer, -, R68, Pine
Keller & Ebner , distillers , 71, Olive
Keegan, C.boot and shoemaker , 73, Olive
Kilpatrick, George, laborer , 62, Prune
Klein, M.tailor , Oak, bbetween  Front and First
Kimball, -, carpenter , R13, Oak
Kemlen, C. F.R60, Oak
Kans, Mrs.-, widow, Washington avenue, bbetween  Fifth and
Sixth
Ketchum, S. P., rresidence Green, bbetween  Sixth and Seventh
Ken, Mrs.G. W. widow, 13, Morgan
Keller, Thomas, [col'dcolored  man,] Morgan,bbetween  Seventh and Eighth
Kreamer, Nicholas, rresidence Franklin avenue, b Fourth and Fifth
Kipthler, John, brass founder , R Franklin avenue, bbetween  Fourth
and Fifth
Koch, H.watchmaker , 32, Locust
Kneedley, Gideon, plasterer , R47, St. Charles
Kneedley, Jacob, bricklayer , R47, St. Charles
Kingsbury, Jas. W.acting assistant  commissary subsis-
tance V.S.A., office basement story, 28, Vine
Knox, J. M.tailor , 23 1-2, Vine
Knox, Samuel, attorney-at-law , 63, nnorth  First
Ken Jno. & Aug. wholesale dealers  in staple and fancy dry
goods, 1, nnorth  cof First and Market
Kimni & Tewes , importers  of dry and fancy goods, 3. nnorth 
Second
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Kennedy, Augustin, city collector , 8, nnorth  Second
Kincaid, Robt.drayman , 192, nnorth  Sixth
Klaen, M.tailor , nnorth  Seventh, bbetween  Wash and Franklin Avenue
Klein, Peter, confectioner , 141, nnorth  Seventh
Keesucker, Mrs.E. widow boarding-house, 19, ccorner  Chestnut
and Fourth
Knight, Jas.R140, nnorth  Fourth
Kerr, Mathew, Rnnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Morgan and Franklin Avenue
Knox, R. (Jones, Bacon & Co.company  ) R178, ccorner  Franklin Avenue
and Fourth
Knox, Dr.R183, nnorth  Fifth
Kain, Daniel, drayman , R123 1-2, nnorth  Fifth
Kerr, Augustus, (Jno. & Aug. Kerr ,) R58, corner Olive and
Fifth
King, J. B.attorney-at-law , office 58, ccorner  Olive and Second
Kimball, -, carpenter , nnorth  Second, bbetween  Oak and Cherry
Keith, Michael, drayman , nnorth  Second, bbetween  Cherry and Franklin
Avenue
Kinnear, Thos.grocer , Broadway
Kemper, H.laborer , Broadwav
Kienlen, C. F.grocer , 153, nnorth  third
Kane, Paul, portrait painter , 96 1-2, nnorth  Third
Kingslands & Lightner , manufacturers ot steam engines,
machinery, stoves, &c. 35, nnorth  Front
Kyle, Robt.tobacconist , ccorner  Green and First
Knox, Franklin, M.D. 148, nnorth  First
Kramer, J.tailor , 92, nnorth  First
Lewis, Martin, R154, nnorth  Sixth street
Littleton, Wm.WilliamR164, nnorth  Sixth
Lucas, J. C.R14, nnorth  Seventh
Levi, S. J. clothine store, 51, nnorth  First
Leduc, M. P. judge county court, office and rresidence 38, nnorth  First
Lagrange House , by Williams &. Kinneer , 33, nnorth  First
Little J. & F. cabinet makers , 21, nnorth  First (up stairs)
Lyman Jas. & Co.company   saddlery warehouse, 19, nnorth  First
Low & Evens , family grocers , 22, nnorth  Second, ccorner  Chestnut
Low, Mrs.-, private boarding house, 45 1-2, nnorth  Second
Leduc, J.dyer and scourer , 51, Locust
Littleton, Milley, (col'dcolored ) washerwoman , Vine
Lynch & Trask , furniture warerooms, 23 and 96, Vine

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Lefaivre, Antoine, ship carpenter , rear 54. nnorth  Third
Lafayette Coffee House , (by J.Wilman, ,) 11, nnorth  Third
Lewis, Thomas, private boarding-house, and teacher  of
dancing, 65, nnorth  Fourth
Lee, John, (L. & Elder ,) Rccorner  Franklin Avenue and Third
Lane, Wm.William Carr, (mayor,) R24. nnorth  Fifth
Lewis, Anthony, coffee house, 42, ssouth  First
Locker, Jacob, boot and shoemaker , 60, ssouth  First
Ladarout, Michael, R91, ssouth  First
Labcau, J.gunsmith , 120, ssouth  First
Luthy, Dr.41, ssouth  Second
Little, John, drayman , 112, ssouth  Second
Lomax, Michael, grocer , 133, ssouth  Second—R 131, ssouth  Second
Lang, Taopalt, boot and shoemaker , 134, ssouth  Second
Latour, Peter, carpenter , 147, ssouth  Second
Laurent, Mrs.-, widow, ssouth  Second
Lehman, John G.grocer , 267, ssouth  Second
Lenkmeir, Henry, grocer , 21, ssouth  Third
Leroux, Mrs.Ellen, widow, 44, ssouth  Third
Labaddie, Jos.butcher , 115, ssouth  Third
Lallimier, Mrs.-, widow, 137, ssouth  Third
Lawless, Luke E. judge of the circuit court, R131, ssouth  Fourth
Lock, wood Isaac, leather dealer , 4, ssouth  Front
Lewis & Chapman , dry goods store, 7, Market Square
Laveille, Jos.Clumber vard, ccorner  Fifth and Walnut—R 48, ssouth 
Fifth
Lockart, Mrs.-, milliner , 143, ssouth  Fifth
Lyle, A. (Mathews & Lyie ,) R19,ssouth  Seventh
Loyd, D. (L. & Hoffman ,) R120, Market
Leseur, A. fancy drv goods store, 42, Market
Lyons, Mrs.E.milliner , 24. Market
Letcher, Isaac, R150, Market
Lock, wood Isaac, R88, Walnut
Latresse, E.rresidence Walnut, h Third and Fourth
Laidain, Joseph, R48, Elm
Little, F.cabinet maker , R36, Myrtle
Lewis, Anthony, laborer , 3, Myrtle
Langty, Peter, R17, Cedar
Lapoint, Lawrence, laborer , Mulberry, bbetween  First and Second
Lamont, D. (Powell, L. & Co.company  ) R22, Chestnut
Ladain, J. turning shop and chair factory, 24, Chestnut

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Loyd & Hoffmann , book binders , Pine, bbetween  First and Second
Lion Coffee House , (W. P.Hudson, , proprietor ,) Pine, bbetween 
First and Second
Langton, J.attorney-at-law , office 16, Olive
Learned, C.attorney-at-law , office 16, Olive
Labeaume, Mrs.Susan, widow, rresidence 40, Olive
Lewis, Chs., (L. & Chapman ,) rresidence 89, Olive
Leduc, L.dyer and scourer , 41, Laurel
Lawson, T.plumber , 54, Prune
Love, James, blacksmith , 52, Prune
Lott, John, livery stable keeper , ccorner  Prune and Second
Long, Philip, blacksmith , ROak, bbetween  First and Second
Learned, J. D.R59, Green
Levieson & Wanberg , clothing store , 31, nnorth  Front
Lee & Elder , grocers and commission merchants , ccorner  of Lo-
cust and Front
Labeaume T. & Co.company  grocers and commission merchants ,
41, nnorth  Front
Levi, S. J.clothing store , 50 1-2, nnorth  Front
Light-House , by (E.Perkips, ,) 63, ccorner  Front and Laurel
Liberty Coffee House , by (J.Segnaigo, ,) 82, nnorth  Front
Lawlin, Jas.saddler , 84, nnorth  Front
Lux, John, boarding-house, 89, nnorth  Front
Lecompte, P.laborer , 201, nnorth  First
Lee, Jos. (col'dcolored ) barber , 195 1-2, nnorth  First
Lafrance, Francois, boarding-house, 161, nnorth  First
Louderman, J. C. clothing store, 155, nnorth  First
Learned, J. D.attorney-at-law , office 135, nnorth  First
Lee, John, house and sign painter , 51, nnorth  Second
Lockwood, A. W.house carpenter , 51 1-2, nnorth  Second
Luciani Chas. & Co.company  confectioners , 60, nnorth  Second
Lane & McCabe , physicians , office 92, nnorth  First
Lane, Hardage, (L. & McCabe ,) R78, nnorth  Second
Lesperance, J. B.clothing store , 90, nnorth  Second
Lebeau, C. V.confectioner , 96, nnorth  Second
Lebeau, Madame Ellen, R98, nnorth  Second
Longuemare, Chas.rresidence 95, nnorth  Second
Lynch & Trask , cabinet  shop, 115, nnorth  Second
Lott, John W.Rnnorth  Third, ccorner  Morgan
Leach, John, family grocer , 150 and 152, nnorth  Third
Lynch, Wm.William (L. & Trask ,) R106, nnorth  Third

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Lecompte, W.laborer , Rnnorth  Third, bbetween  Locust and Vine
Lynch, John, carpenter  shop, nnorth  Third, bbetween  Locust and Vine
Labeddie, Julia (col'dcolored  woman,) 76, nnorth  Third
Louis, Madame John, 63. nnorth  Third
Mauck, Philip, confectioner , R22, nnorth  Sixth
Morrison, Saml.laborer , 135. nnorth  Sixth
Maen, Jas.laborer , 194. nnorth  Sixth
Merryman, C.carpenter , RBiddlee, bbetween  Sixth and Seventh
McKenny, Wm.Williambrickmason , Rbbetween  Wash and Franklin Av-
enue
Meredith & Evans , carpenters , shop, ccorner  Franklin Avenue
and Seventh
Murphy, Jos, wheelwright and plough maker , nnorth  Seweath, ccorner 
Morgan
McEntire, John, 145, nnorth  Seventh
Myers, F.dry goodwtore , 8 1-2, nnorth  Second
Massias, Major, v.U. S. A.United States of America 8, ssouth  Seventh
McGunnegle, George K. (McG. & Way ,) R146, Market
McGill, T. (Von Pkul & McGull ,) R122, Market
Mauro, P.principal  of ladies academy, ccorner  of Market and
Fifth
Mills, A. L.119, Market
Meridian Coffee Home , (D. Gohn & Co.company  proprietors ,) ccorner 
Market and Fourth
Molloy, Mrs.-, milliner , 75, Market
Market Street House , (Newman, , proprietor ,) 45, Market
Mudge, S. H.R72, Market
Morgan, Mrs.-, milliner , 3, Market,(up staris)
Moses & Campbell , barbhers , 39, Market
Mullanphy, Bryan, atlorney-at-law , 21 1-2, Market
Myers, H. B.saddle , 22, Market
McGinnis, Meredith, grocery , nnorth  Market. bbetween  Eight and Ninth
Morgan, John, stone cutter , R120, Walnut
Morgan, Francis, stone cutter , R120, Walnut
Mason & Black , livery stable keepers, 80, Walnut
Mason, B. (M. & Black ,) R78, Walnut
Male, Orphan Asylum, under the superintendence of the
sisters of charity, ccorner  Walnut and Third
Mullikin, C. (M. & Pratte ,) R15, Elm
McLachlan, D. A.a 92, Elm
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Matthews, James, drayman , 113, Elm
Mattox, -, plasterer , R103, Myrtle
Morton, George, R104, Spruce
Maheu, Madame -, midwife , 24, Poplar
Marlee, Mrs.-, widow, R10, Plum
Monroe, George, (col'dcolored  man,) 13, Cedar
Miller, -, (col'dcolored  woman,) Mulberry , bbetween  First and
Second
Murphy, D.laborer , Lombard, bbetween  First and Second
Mayberry, R.carpenter , R36, Spruce
Mills, A. L.mail stage proprietor , office 30, Chestnut
McMurry, L.baker , 46, Chestnut
McDowell, J. B.m.d.R45, Chestnut
Minard, Rev.Reverend P.R.rresidence  Chestnut, bbetween  Fifth and Sixth
Matthews, Mrs.C. widow, 100, Pine
Mull, Wm.WilliamR34, Pine
Magenis, A. L.attorney-at-law , office, 27, Pine
Manning, Alonzo, attorney-at-law , office, 17, Pine
McKenny, B. F.justice  of the peace, office 19. Olive
Missouri Coffee House , ( F.Hamer, , proprietor ,) 30, Olive
Morris, J. P. boarding house, 25, Olive
McDonough, P.stone mason , nnorth  72, Olive
McKain, Mrs.-, widow, R118, Olive
Myers, Hugh, R116, Olive
Marmion &. Gahan , stationers hall, 25, Laurel
Magenis, A. L.rresidence 53, Laurel
McKenna, Mrs. widow, 48, Prune
Miskell, J.carpenter , 40, Prune
Magwire, J. iron warehouse, 21, Prune
McNichol, D.barber , Prune, bbetween  Front and First
Morris, H.grocery , 8, Oak
Martin, Myer & Ranly , coffee house, Oak, bbetween  Front and
First
Myers & Gordon , stable keepers , Oak, bbetween  First and Second
Moetz, Peter, laborer , 56, Oak
Mysock, M.boot and shoemaker , Cherry, bbetween  First and Se-
cond
Mette, James, Indian interpreter , Washington avenue, bbetween 
Fourth and Fifth
Manny, Aaron, rresidence Washington avenue, bbetween  Fourth and Fifth
Manny, J. G.rresidence Washington avenue, bbetween  Fifth and Sixth

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McManus, B.carpenter , Green, bbetween  Tenth and Eleventh
Mount, John, constable , R113, ssouth  First
McFarland, Mary, widow, Green, bbetween  Seventh and Eighth
Menne, H.tailor , 62, Green
Matthews, W.laborer , 28, Green
Marshall, R. (col'dcolored ) laborer , 29, Green
Murphy, Dennis, grocer , 27, Green
Maule, Mrs.sempstress , 17, Green
Mitchell, F.farmer , RMorgan, bbetween  Sixth and Seventh
McGovern, Mrs.—, widow, ccorner  Franklin avenue, and Ninth
Man, John, boot and shoemaker , Franklin avenue, bbetween  Eighth
and Ninth
Meredith, Wm.William carpenter , shop ccorner  Franklin avenue and
Eighth—RFranklin avenue, bbetween  Eighth and Ninth
Musick, Abraham, (col'dcolored ) drayman , Wash, bbetween  Sixth and Sev-
enth
Matthews, John, RCarr. bbetween  Sixth and Seventh
McWilliams R. & Co.company  copper, tin and sheet iron workers ,
35 1-2, nnorth  Front
Moore, Capt.J.R80, ccorner  Locust and Second
Mulligan, MrsM. female school, 44, Locust
McCullough, Thos.laborer , 62, Locust
McDowell, , RLocust, bbetween  Third and Fourth
McKnight, Mrs.Mary Ann, private boarding , 67, St. Charles
McEvoy, John, stone cutter , R27, St. Charles
Marlow, Chas.turner , 8, St. Charles
Martin, M.M.D. office 56, nnorth  Second
Marrigan, W. D.tailor , 74, nnorth  Second
Miller, Mrs.Julia, milliner and dress-maker , 94, nnorth  Second
Mead, George, R102, nnorth  Second
Meacham, J. B. (col'dcolored  man,) cooper , 111, nnorth  Second—R 108,
nnorth  Second
Moslow, Chas.turner , 115, nnorth  Second
Murry & Brother , house and sign painters , 120, nnorth  Second,
ccorner  Laurel
Merry, Samuel, (receiver  of public monies,) R147, nnorth  Se-
cond
Magwire, J., RW side Broadway
McDonald, Alex, school teacher , 108, nnorth  Third, up stairs
Munsa, H. W. dressing-rooms, 98, nnorth  Third, ccorner  Vine
McNeil, John, tailor , 81 1-2, nnorth  Third

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May, Wm.William B.R110, nnorth  Second
Moore, Robt.Rnnorth  Second, ccorner  Cherry
Myers, Margaret, sempstress , 76, nnorth  Third
Montagne, J.RC Olive and Third
Mansur, Charles, dealer in domestics , shirtings, sheetings,
&c. 3 1-2, nnorth  Front
Mullikin & Pratte , grocers, commission and forwarding
merchants , 20 nnorth  Front
McElderry T. & S.E. dealers  in wines, liquors, Havana se-
gars and tobacco, 30, nnorth  Front
Miller A.J. & O.A.  clothing store, 37, ccorner  Front and Locust
Mack, R. A.grocer , 54, nnorth  Front
McGunnegle & Way , commission and forwarding mer-
chants , 72, nnorth  Front
McGregor & Strachan , grocers , 80, nnorth  Front
Mullanphy, Mrs.E.R275, nnorth  First
Marine, Exchange, (by J.Kelly, ,) 198, nnorth  First
Martin, Lucy (col'dcolored ) washerwoman , 218, nnorth  First
Maember, Jos.grocery , 211, nnorth  First
Mississippi House , (by J.Christy, ,) 119, nnorth  First
Metz & Vegoske , tailors , 197, nnorth  First
Missouri, Hotel, (by W. C.Templeton, ,) 194, nnorth  First
Mason, C.tin-ware manufacturer , 184, nnorth  First
McAnulty, Jno.grocery , 176, nnorth  First, ccorner  Prune
Markley & Crause , segar manufacturers , 172, nnorth  First
Munn & Lindsley , boot and shoe store , 164, nnorth  First
McKinder, E.watchmaker , 117, nnorth  First
Massot, J.113, nnorth  First
Mayer & Hurxthal , dealers in hardware and cutlery , 97,
nnorth  First
Metten & Muller , clock and watchmakers , 85, nnorth  First
Mudge S.H. & Co.company  exchange brokers , 76, ccorner  First and Olive
Missouri Insurance Company , office 67 1-2, nnorth  First
Manning, A. lottery and exchange office, 61, nnorth  First
Marine Insurance Company , office 62, nnorth  First, (up stairs)
Martin, E., M.D.  office 62, nnorth  First, (up stairs)
Martin W.R. & J.T. clothiers , 58, nnorth  First
McDonald, J.R.stock and exchange broker , 52. nnorth  First
Mead & Adriance , watchmakers , jewellers and dealers in
fancy goods, 49, ccorner  First and Pine
Missouri, Republican, office 45½, nnorth  First [up stairs]

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McKee, Hiram, hat manufacturer , 41, nnorth  First
Mylius, J. P.watchmaker and jeweller , 42, nnorth  First
Meier A. & Co.company  dealers in hardware and cutlery , 23, nnorth 
First
Macauley & Son , carpet  warehouse, 22, ccorner  First and Chest-
nut [up stairs]
Manny, J. G. dealer in saddles and saddlery-hardware,
20, nnorth  First [up stairs]
Meech, S. W.bookseller , stationer and bookbinder , 4, nnorth 
First
Mickle E. & Co.company  dealers in dry goods , 21, Market
Mayhew, William, confectioner , 50, nnorth  Second
Magehan, J. M.carpenter , R17, nnorth  Third
Mallender, James, tailor , 10, nnorth  Third
Markham, George, portrait painter , nnorth  Third, bbetween  Market and
Chestnut
Maurette, Desire, (col'dcolored ) washerwoman , 71, nnorth  Fourth
Mills, James, steam boatman , Third, bbetween  Market and Chestnut
Mansion, House, (by A. L.Corson, ,) 79, ccorner  Locust and Fourth
Macnamee, William, laborer , 176, nnorth  Fourth
Myers, William, RC Biddle and Fifth
Martin, George, laborer , nnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Wash and Carr
Martin, Dr.E.R181, nnorth  Fifth
Merritt, W. H.cabinet-maker , Rnnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Green and
Morgan
MilburnGen'l, Wm.William (surveyor  general's office,) 121, nnorth 
Fifth
Mayger, John, plain and ornamental plasterer , nnorth  Fifth, bbetween 
Green and Morgan
McDonagh, Mrs.Mary, family grocery , 101, ccorner  St. Charles
and Fifth
McCabe, E. H. (Lane & McC. RUnion Hotel
Morrel, Justin, confectioner , 14, ssouth  First
McVey, Thomas, tailor , 55, ssouth  First
Maeder, John, coffee house, 34, ssouth  First—R 36, ssouth  First
Merckle, G.turner , 44, ssouth  First
Monnier,  Misses, mantua-makers , 50, ssouth  First
Martin, James, city officer , R66, ssouth  First
McLaughlin, Thos.drayman , 92, ssouth  First
Milt, Jacob, laborer , 114, ssouth  First
Morton, George, lumber yard , ssouth wwest ccorner  Second and Walnut

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McGovern, Mrs.—, widow, 28, ssouth  Second
Miller & Hinzpeter , saddlers , 53, ssouth  Second
Mallet, F.collector , 71, ssouth  Second
Medart, P.wagon maker , R85, ssouth  Second
Margueron, P.confectioner , 100, ssouth  Second
Matzke, M.tailor , 120, ssouth  Second
Mylius, J. P.watchmaker , rresidence 130, ssouth  Second
Miller,  Miss, mantua-maker , 144, ssouth  Second
Mathew, Anderson, brickmaker , 162, ssouth  Second
McPhetridge, —, tin manufacturer , R171, ssouth  Second
Morine, Mrs. widow, 171 1-2, ssouth  Second
McHose, Isaac, brewer , 259, ssouth  Second
Marallano, J. F.music teacher , 15, ssouth  Third
Massie, Wm.William, 37, ssouth  Third
Milligan, Edward, 35, ssouth  Third
Moray, Antoine, laborer , 163, ssouth  Third
Mitton, Joseph, pedlar , 171, ssouth  Third
Morey, Henry, laborer , 184, ssouth  Third
Matthews, S. (M. & Lyle ,) R22, ssouth  Fourth
McCausland, John, 12, ssouth  Fourth
Mathews & Lyle , carpenters , 24, ssouth  Fourth
McCartney, Mrs. widow, 39, ssouth  Fourth
McKinney, Mrs. widow, 120. ssouth  Fourth
Manville, Peter, (col'dcolored ) laborer , 39, ssouth  Front
Meech, S. W.R53, ssouth  Fifth
McMillan, John, (Barry & McM.) R67, ssouth  Fifth
McNeil, John, R11, ssouth  Seventh
New Green Tree Coffee-house , (L.Schaffler, , proprietor ,)
No. 152, ssouth  Second street
Navalles, J. coffee-house, 196, ssouth  Second
National, Hotel, (Stickney & Knight , proprietors ,) ccorner  Third
and Market
Navalles, Joseph, laborer , 152, ssouth  Third
Nash, Benjamin, (col'dcolored ) drayman , 107, Myrtle
Neal, Jos.watchman , R27, Myrtle
Nelson, Thomas, pilot , 17, Poplar
Newbill, Franklin, carpenter , 71, Chestnut
Newton, House, (J. H.Kanopka, , proprietor ,) Pine, bbetween  First
and Second

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Naegelins, Carl, coffee-house, 127, nnorth  Third
North St. Louis Distillery , (by Smith & Green ,) north St.
Louis
Nugen, Patrick, boarding-house, 234, nnorth  First
Neuberg, M.tailor and mender , 187, nnorth  First
Nourse, S. boarding-house, 155½, nnorth  First
Nelson, Wm.William H.boot and shoe-maker , 48, nnorth  Second
Nelson, Thomas Somers, attorney-at-law , a 125, nnorth  Fifth
Oliver, Alexander, tailor , No. 46, ssouth  First street
Otenwelder, Martin, blacksmith , 131, ssouth  First
Ochley, John, stone mason , 125, ssouth  First
Ortesse, J.music master , 160, ssouth  Second
Oppelt, J. A.tailor , 64, ssouth  Second
Ortesse, A.music master , 202, ssouth  Second
O'Hara, Dr.ccorner  Third and Myrtle
O'Rourke, John, grocery and dry goods store , 7 and 8, ssouth 
Front—R 123, ssouth  Second
Osterloh, C. D.wholesale dry goods , 18, Market [up stairs]
Odenwelder, M.R1, Poplar
Ovrey, John, blacksmith , 18, Poplar
O'Blenis, R.livery stable keeper , 48, Chestnut
Oakford, William, R63, Pine
O'Neil, Mrs.—, widow, Green, bbetween  Seventh and Eighth
O'Brien, Hugh, R64, Green
O'Brian, John, laborer , Biddle, bbetween  Sixth and Seventh
Olthause, Henry, carpenter , nnorth  Fourth, bbetween  Olive and Pine
Office Superintendent Indian Affairs , Vine, bbetween  Front and
First
Office Military Disbursing Agent Indian Department , Vine,
bbetween  Front and First
Old Dominion Boarding-house , (by Camron & Langley ,)
60, ccorner  Second and Olive
Office Receiver Public Monies , 149, nnorth  Second
Ohl, Theodore, boot and shoe-maker , 92, nnorth  Second
Old, Dominion, (by J.Cafferat, ,) 65, nnorth  Front
Owens, Esram, coroner , 256, nnorth  First
O'Neil, —, boot and shoe-maker , 146, nnorth  First
Oakford A. & Co.company   comb manufacturers and variety store,
82, nnorth  First
O'Reilly, Mrs.Mary Ann, boarding school, 6, nnorth  Second

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Overmann, Fred.carpenter , Rnnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Morgan and Green
Orme, A. E.R43, nnorth  Fifth
Politte, S.musician , RNo. 54, nnorth  Third street
Pococke, William H.painter , R7, nnorth  Fourth
Peats, —, boarding-house, 11½, nnorth  Fourth
Pecifeer, Andreas, boarding-house, 50, n Fourth
Perkins, E.R105, nnorth  Fifth
Peltier, Jos.Rnnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Locust and Olive
Prather, J. V.physician and surgeon , office 58, nnorth  Second
Philadelphia Coffee-house , (by A.Weisenberg, ,) 101, ccorner  Se-
cond and Vine
Picot, A.R116, nnorth  Second
Peck, Hayden & Co.company  clock manufacturers , 148, nnorth  Third
Paddock, O.R2, ccorner  Market and Sixth
Price, E. (E.P. & Co.company  ) R55, nnorth  Sixth
Perry, John, R84, nnorth  Sixth
Penrod, J.R162, nnorth  Sixth
Pratt, H. W.carpenter , Rnnorth  Sixth, bbetween  Carr and Biddle
Polk, Trusten, attorney-at-law , office No. 54, nnorth  Second—R
49, nnorth  Seventh
Powell,  Miss Maria, sempstress , 43, nnorth  Seventh
Primeau, P.R37, nnorth  Seventh
Protestant, Orphan Asylum, nnorth  Seventh, bbetween  Franklin avenue
and Morgan
Pettus, Wm.William G. (Collier & P. ) R107, St. Charles, ccorner  Fourth
Powell, Lamont & Co.company  wholesale dealers  in dry goods, 13,
nnorth  Front
Price E. & Co.company  wholesale grocers , commission and forward-
ing merchants , 73, nnorth  Front
Pope & West , grocers, commission and forwarding mer-
chants , 86, ccorner  Oak and Front
Pfuerd, Frederick, boarding-house, 91, nnorth  Front
Parker, Joseph, boarding-house, 230, nnorth  First
Patterson H.R. & Co.company  confectioners , 181, nnorth  First
Piggott, Austin, druggist , 173, nnorth  First
Pecare S. & Co.company  clothing store , 144, nnorth  First
Phillips, Dr. office 135½, nnorth  First
Papin, Joseph, confectioner , 111, nnorth  First
Paulding J.W. & Co.company  hat manufacturers , 86, nnorth  First
Perpetual Insurance Company , office 76, ccorner  First and Olive

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Pecare S. & Co.company  clothing store , 54, nnorth  First
Papin H. & T. confectioners , 44, nnorth  First
Pease J.S. & Co.company  importers and dealers  in hardware, cat-
lery, &c., 20, nnorth  First
Powell P. & Co.company  importers of foreign and domestic hard-
ware, cutlery, &c. , 16, nnorth  First
Phillips, H.R34, nnorth  Second
Page, Daniel D.baker , 22, ssouth  First—R 24, ssouth  First
Perin,  Madame —, mantua-maker , 26, ssouth  First
Pastuer, Mrs.Mary, boarding-house, 30, ssouth  First
Page, W. M.grocer , 48, ssouth  First
Piggott, Mrs.—, widow, 99, ssouth  Second
Primm, Wilson, attorney-at-law , R117, ssouth  Second
Pepin, Zachariah, grocer , 125, ssouth  Second
Peter, Mrs.—, widow, R136, ssouth  Second
Provenchere, Mrs.—, widow, 179, ssouth  Second
Perry, Mrs.—, widow, 19, ssouth  Fourth
Purdy, James J.64, ssouth  Fourth
Paul, Edmund W.R109, ssouth  Fourth
Pease, J. S. (J.S. Pease & Co.company  ) R134, ssouth  Fourth
Phoenix, Brewery, (Fleischbein & Katterer , proprietors ,)
44, ssouth  Front
Perry, John, R50, ssouth  Front
Pritchard, Leeds, stone mason , R107, ssouth  Sixth
Prefontaine, J. De, M.D. RSeventh, bbetween  Spruce and Myrtle
Perrin, Dr. office basement of 74, Market
Paschall, N.R74, Market
Peck & Blackburn , grocers , 53, Market
Petzold J.F. & Co.company  tailors , 41, Market
Phillips, N.umbrella-maker , 28, Market
Paul, Edmund W.boot and shoe dealer , 20, Market
Power, James, comb-maker , 28, Walnut
Primm, Peter, R52, Elm
Paul, Rene, city surveyor , office and R88, Elm
Powars, James, drayman , 111, Elm
Price, Lewis, (col'dcolored ) laborer , 109, Myrtle
Peacock, Francis, carpenter , 15, Poplar
Papin, H. N.laborer , 11, Poplar
Papin, Joseph, laborer , 7, Poplar
Peterson, Mrs.—, widow, 15, Cedar
Provensol, L.grocery , 28, Cedar—R 32, Cedar
4

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Pyburn, R.laborer , Lombard, bbetween  First and Second
Pratte, Bernard, (Mullikin & P. ) R21, Chestnut
Post, Office, 34, Chestnut
Powell, J. (P., Lamont & Co.company  ) R20, Chestnut
Pulte, Dr. office 30, Pine
Primm & Drake , attorneys-at-law , office 25, Pine
Purdy, James J.justice  of the peace, office 26, Olive
Paget, John, blacksmith , 64, Olive
Patterson, N. (J. & E. Walsh & Co.company  ) R84, Olive
Pesquer, M. —, tailoress , 91, Olive
Parker, Eady, (col'dcolored washerwoman ,) 105, Olive
Philiberth, Joseph, R13, Laurel
Price, J. (Snyder & Price ,) R17, Oak
Papin, Madame, RGreene, bbetween  Tenth and Eleventh
Petty, Jesse, carpenter , Morgan, bbetween  Sixth and Seventh
Parker, John, R52, Morgan
Pollosh, Madame, Franklin Avenue, bbetween  Eighth and Ninth
Quarter Master's Office , (L't.Lieutenant Col.Colonel J. B.Brant, ,) Washington
Avenue, bbetween  Third and Fourth
Richards, S. C.blacksmith , shop nnorth  Fourth, bbetween  Chestnut and
Pine streets
Rice, John, R69, nnorth  Fourth
Raborg & Shaffner , tanners and curriers , 35, ssouth  First
Reinheimer, Mrs. boarding house, 47, ssouth  First
Rundlett, Mrs. widow, private boarding house, 107, ssouth  First
Roth, Jacob, laborer , 112, ssouth  First
Roper, J.gun-smith , 51, ssouth  Second
Reily P. & D. grocers and grain dealers , 77, ssouth  Second
Romain, Charles, tailor , 89, ssouth  Second
Robin, Wm.Williammusic teacher , 84, ssouth  Second
Rocky Mountain House , (Joseph Bofield & Co.company  proprietors ,)
116, ssouth  Second
Rutgers, Madame —, widow, R128, ssouth  Second
Rising Sun Coffee House , (J.DeLisle, , proprietor ,) 148, ssouth  Se-
cond
Rocky Mountain Coffee House , —, , proprietor , 641-2,
ssouth  Second
Russell, Mrs. widow, 169, ssouth  Second
Roland, A. L.carpenter , 260, ssouth  Second

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Ramond, Bruneau, laborer , 140, ssouth  Third
Robbins, E. H.dry goods and variety store , 3, Market Square
Roubidoux, Joseph, 39, ssouth  Front
Ruland, John, clerk  of the circuit court, office ccorner  Market
and Fifth—R 25, ssouth  Fifth
Ranney, N.R62, ssouth  Fifth
Roach, John, laborer , 170, ssouth  Fifth
Randolph, W.S.RSixth, bbetween  Spruce and Almond
Rainwick, Wm.WilliamR68, ssouth  Sixth
Randolph, H.accountant , R10, ssouth  Seventh
Rhodes, C.R145, Market
Ridgely, F. L.R132, Market
Russell, S. (R. & Lindley ,) R128, Market
Roche, Wm.Williamdry goods store , 35, Market
Robinson, Thos.saddler , Market, bbetween  Eighth and Ninth
Richards, Geo. (col'dcolored ) laborer , 140, Walnut
Reily, John P.baker , R50, Elm
Rocheblave, Madame, widow, 34, Myrtle
Risley, Wm.WilliamR74, ssouth  First
Roache, Mrs. widow, R27, Spruce
Reinstein, Francis, R72, Spruce
Richardson, W.bricklayer , 46, Poplar
Richards, D. S.R19, Poplar
Russell, Jane, (col'dcolored ) washerwoman , Hazel, bbetween  Second and
Third
Rochefou, Peter, laborer , Convent, bbetween  Second and Third
Rollan, Chas.laborer , Convent, bbetween  Second and Third
Ryhiner, Chas.mathematical instrument maker , 26, Chestnut
Robbins, Mrs. boarding house, 28, Chestnut
Read & Maury , intelligence office and agency , 30, Chestnut
Risque, F. W.attorney-at-law , office 38, Chestnut
Rippey, Matthew, carpenter , 112, Chestnut—R 106, Chest-
nut
Ransom, D.R108, Pine
Ranken, Robt. tea warehouse, Pine, bbetween  First and Second
Ruel, S.laborer , 60, Olive
Ruel, Joseph, laborer , 62, Olive
Robb, Mrs.mantua maker , 39, Laurel
Rasin, U. RPrune, bbetween  Second and Third
Ruth, Wm.Williamprinter , R25, Oak
Ross, S. C.RWashington Avenue, bbetween  Fourth and Fifth

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Ross, Jonathan, RWashington Avenue, bbetween  Fourth and Fifth
Rowe, Joseph, R50, Morgan
Regner, John, tailor , Morgan, bbetween  Seventh and Eighth
Reyburn, S. S. (Bridge, R. & Co.company  ) RMorgan, bbetween  Eighth and
Ninth
Russell, Isaiah, Wash, bbetween  Sixth and Seventh
Rhodes, C.merchant , 22 1-2, nnorth  Front
Rice, John, grocery , 43, nnorth  Front
Rice, John, grocery , 55, nnorth  Front
Roberts, Z. N.clothing store , 55 1-2, nnorth  Front
Risley, Wm.Williamgrocer and commission merchant , 68, nnorth  Front
Russell & Lindley , grocers and commission merchants , 69,
nnorth  Front
Reyburn T.G. & Co.company  grocers, commission and forwarding
merchants , 81, nnorth  Front
Rising Sun Tavern , by D.McGrath, , 96, nnorth  Front
Robertson, Alex.hatter , 166, nnorth  First
Renshaw, Wm.WilliamR129, nnorth  First
Rialto House , by J. J.McClelland, , 124, nnorth  First
Rogers, C. S.dry goods store , 118, nnorth  First
Riggin Jno. & Brother , dry goods store , 114, nnorth  First
Rosselot & Co.company  hair manufactory , 105, nnorth  First
Robinson, Jos. (col'dcolored ) barber , ccorner  First and Locust
Ruggles & Chace , auction and commission house, 106, nnorth  First
Ransom, D.saddle, harness and trunk maker , 31, nnorth  First
Recordon, C.watchmaker and jeweller , 36, nnorth  First
Rutherford, T. S.dealer in staple and fancy dry goods ,
24, ccorner  First and Chestnut
Robinson & McMurray , iron railing manufactory and
smith  shop, 5, nnorth  Second
Robinson & McMurray , livery stable , 7, nnorth  Second
Robinson, Wm.William (R. & McMurray ,) R11, nnorth  Second
Randolph, J. F.bakery , 39, ccorner  Pine and Second—R 31, nnorth 
Second
Roach, Jas. T.sign and ornamental painter , 41, ccorner  Pine and
Second
Rucker, L. F.livery stable , nnorth  Second, bbetween  Oak and Cherry—
Rbbetween  Cherry and Franklin Avenue
Rindesbacher, Mrs.Rnnorth  Second, above Cherry
Russell, Richard, Rnnorth  Second, above Franklin Avenue
Rizer & Brintzenhoffer , carriage makers , 173, nnorth  Third

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Robinson, Louisa, (col'dcolored  woman) 64, nnorth  Third
Renard, H.RC Locust and Second
Reymond, A.turner , 47, Locust
Rucker, Mrs.E.private boarding , ccorner  Vine and Third
Rust, T.shoemaker , 31, nnorth  Sixth
Rose, Sarah, widow, 97, nnorth  Sixth
Raymond, Chs.RBiddle, bbetween  Sixth and Seventh
Renfrew, John, engine maker , R176, nnorth  Seventh
Robbins, N.family grocer , nnorth  Seventh, ccorner  Franklin Avenue
Ritter, Wm.Williambutcher , nnorth  107, nnorth  Seventh
Ridgeway, J. B.rresidence nnorth  Seventh, ccorner  Chestnut
Smith, Brothers & Co.company  wlolesale grocers , No. 4, n Front
street
Smith & Young , clothing store , 182, nnorth  First
Smith, D. B. cabinet warehouse, 162, nnorth  First
Smith W. & D. & Co.company  wholesale dealers in dry goods , 110,
ccorner  Locust and First
Smith & Young , clothing store , 78, nnorth  First
Smith, John, president  Bank of Mo.Missouri Re side Broadway
Smith, H. (col'dcolored  man,) 70, nnorth  Third
Smith, Mrs.E. widow, private boarding , 9, nnorth  Fourth
Smith, William, boardine-house, 142, nnorth  Fifth
Smith, Jacob, butcher , rresidence 119, nnorth  Fifth
Smith, W.grocery , 61, nnorth  Fifth, ccorner  Olive
Smith, --, R111, nnorth  Seventh
Smith, Charles, nnorth  51, St. Charles
Smith & Ludeking , restaurat , 57, ssouth  First
Smith, Philip, coffee-house, 13, ssouth  Third
Smith, John, laborer , -,ssouth  Third
Smith, James, (Smith, Brothers & Co.company  ) rresidence 178, ssouth  Third
Smith, -, carpenter , 47, ssouth  Second
Smith, Mrs. (col'dcolored ) washerwoman , 94, ssouth  Fifth
Smith, Alpheus, R178, ssouth  Fifth
Smith, J.wig-maker , 39, Market
Smith, Joseph, R72, Myrtle
Smith, William, tailor , Lombard, bbetween  First and Second
Smith, William, (W. & D. Smith & Co.company  ) RFranklin ave-
nue, bbetween  Seventh and Eighth
Smidt, George, laborer , Convent, bbetween  Second and Third
4*

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Semont, H.grocery , 11, nnorth  Front
Stagg John & Co.company  grocers and commission merchants , 24,
nnorth  Front
Scheide & Ducoe , clothing store , 29, nnorth  Front
Stettinius & January , grocers , commission and forwarding
merchants , 60, nnorth  Front
Stearns, Arthur & Co.company  grocers and commission merchants ,
71, nnorth  Front
Sproule & Agnew , wholesale grocers, commission and for-
warding merchants , 74, nnorth  Front
Stone, Field & Marks , grocers , 79, nnorth  Front
Spellen, Stephen, boarding-house, 85, cOak and Front
Sothworth & Miers , boarding-house, 88, nnorth  Front
Sessan, Lucy, (col'dcolored ) washerwoman , 242, nnorth  First
Neverson, B.furniture wareroom , 168, nnorth  First
Salomon, E.clothing store , 1661/2, nnorth  First
Scott, William, auction room , 158, nnorth  First
Street, Robert, clothing store , 128, nnorth  First
St. John, H. money and bill broker , ccorner  First and Vine—a
131, nnorth  First
Sarpy, J. B.R1181/2, nnorth  First
Shipp & Woodbridge , dealers in watches and jewellery ,
119, nnorth  First
Salisbury & Riggin , dealers in boots and shoes , 114, nnorth  First
Sylvester, J.clock and watchmaker , 1021/2, nnorth  First
Stansbury & Amos , clothiers , 102, ccorner  Locust and First
Shaw, Henry, importer and dealer in hardware, iron , etc
98, nnorth  First
Settle & Bacon , dealers in dry goods , 88, nnorth  First
Spalding, Josiah, attorney-at-law , office 671/2, nnorth  First—a 32,
nnorth  Second
Shelton, J. G.tailor , 65, nnorth  First
Schneidler & Abele , dealers in Havana segars , 591/2, nnorth  First
St. Louis Floating Dock and Insurance Company , office
471/2, ccorner  First and Pine
Solms, S. J.wholesale dealer in dry goods , 18, 2nd floor,
nnorth  First
Southack, F. W.dealer is china, glass and queens ware , 18,
nnorth  First
Simpson, R.retail family grocer , 10, nnorth  First
Snowden A.H. & Co.company  dealers in staple and fancy dry
goods , 6, nnorth  First

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Sublette & Campbell , dealers in foreign and domestic dry
goods , 7, nnorth  First
Schaler, M.R29, Walnut
Slauderman, H.store 15, nnorth  Second
Soparuru, J. B.French and Spanish academy , 14, nnorth  Second
Skinker, Thomas, attorney-at-law , office 14, nnorth  Second
Sullivan, J. S.attorney-at-law , office 16, nnorth  Second
Simmons, H. C. (E. Price & Co.company  ) R47, nnorth  Second
Shaw, J. R. (Glasgow, S. & Larkin ), R47, nnorth  Second
Strangers' Home , coffee-house, (by J. D.Mather, ,) ccorner  Se-
cond and Prune
Shener, Benedict, boot and shoemaker , 145, nnorth  Second
Salorgne, Theodore, carriage and spring-maker , nnorth  Second,
bbetween  Prune and Oak
Storm, H. F.carver , R149, nnorth  Second
Sporleder, Frederick, carpenter , Rnnorth  Second, above Cherry
Sharkey, John, Re side Broadway
St. Louis Public School , No. 2, northern section, ccorner  Broad-
way and Cherry—E. Leavy, teacher 
Schaeffer, -, blacksmith , wwest  side Broadway
Simpson, M.R—, nnorth  Third
Swart, A. M.family grocer , ccorner  Green and Third
Shepard, E. H.rresidence 9, nnorth  Fourth
Shawk, Samuel, locksmith , rresidence 142, nnorth  Fourth
Selkirk, Alexander, Rnnorth  Fourth, above Morgan
Scott, J. R.rresidence 172, nnorth  Fourth
Stake, Singleton, carpenter , Rnnorth  Fifth, above Franklin Av.Avenue 
Stibbs, J. T.Rccorner  Morgan and Fifth
Schroer, William, boarding-house, 142, nnorth  Fifth
Surveyor General's Office , 121, nnorth  Fifth
Shallcross, Mrs.RFifth, bbetween  Olive and Pine
Spence, Henry, carpenter , R51, nnorth  Fifth
Shade, John, R47, nnorth  Fifth
Second Presbyterian Church , ccorner  Pine and Fifth
Stine, Nicholas, grocery , 39, nnorth  Sixth—R 38, nnorth  Sixth
Singleton, H.builder , R43, nnorth  Sixth
Stewart, W. S.R52, nnorth  Sixth
Stine, C. W.family grocer , 58, nnorth  Sixth
Stout, N.H.R69, nnorth  Sixth
Stout, M.R71, nnorth  Sixth
Shaw, Mrs.-, widow, sempstress , 95, nnorth  Sixth

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Stimson, Phoebe, tailoress , 141, nnorth  Sixth
Stettinius, Joseph, (S., January & Co.company  ) R156, nnorth  Sixth
Stine, James R.engineer , 151, nnorth  Seventh
St. Andrews, Nicholas, segar manufacturer , 139, nnorth  Seventh
Sebielle, J.RSeventh, bbetween  Chestnut and Pine
Switzer A.G. & Co.company  wholesale grocers and commission
merchants , 10, Locust, bbetween  Front and First
Sandberg, P. G.R53, Locust
Schneider, E. B.Rccorner  St. Charles and Ninth
Shchermer, Frederick, R45, St. Charles
Siddons, Mrs.-, widow, boarding house, 25, St. Charles
Schaller M. & Co.company  dry goods store , 41, ssouth  First
Schneidler & Abele , tobacconists , 49, ssouth  First
Simonds, John, sen., harbor master , R70, ssouth  First
Stanford, J. R. (S. & Davis ) R74, ssouth  First
Souter, Michael, coffee-house 90, ssouth  First
Speck, Henry, cooper , 69 1-2, ssouth  Second
Schaumberg, C.barber , 98, ssouth  Second
Schnell, J.music teacher , ssouth  Second h Cedar and Mulberry
Sougrain, Madame -, widow, 177, ssouth  Second
Statte, John, cabinet maker , -, ssouth  Second
Simpson, Robert, R39, ssouth  Third
Simonds, Selar, 63, ssouth  Third
Sutton, -, carpenter , 60, ssouth  Third
Simond, Helar, 120, ssouth  Third
Singler, Barney, laborer , 130, ssouth  Third
Shaw, Lyman B.R18, ssouth  Fourth
Stone, Henry, carpenter , 21, ssouth  Fourth
Social, Hall, (Henry, Phillips, proprietor ,) 1, Market Square
Stanford, Davis & Co.company  dry goods store , 9, Market Square
Steam Flouring Mill , (D. D.Page, , proprietor ,) 21, ssouth  Front
Steigert, George, stone cutter , 40, ssouth  Front
Stevens, Simeon, R4, ssouth  Fifth
Spencer, Mrs. widow, 47, ssouth  Fifth
Spears, Geo. (col'dcolored ) laborer , 55, ssouth  Fifth
Sheppard, David, R65, ssouth  Fifth
Sherburn, Mrs. widow, 90, ssouth  Fifth
Schrader, F. V.RSixth, bbetween  Spruce and Almond
Stine, J. Rstate and county collector , R33, ssouth  Seventh
Sprigg, J. R. (Conn, S. & Greene ,) R128, Market
Steigers, Matthias, grocer , ccorner  Market and Fourth

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Schilling, Charles, tailor , 47, Market
Schule, J. G.boot and shoemaker , 47, Market
St. Louis Coffee-house , (C. & F. Jacoby , proprietors ,) 23,
Market
SimondsJohn, jr.RMarket, ccorner  Ninth
Snowden, Lewis, carpenter , RMarket, bbetween  Eighth and
Ninth
Soulard, Benjamin, RWalnut, bbetween  Fifth and Sixth
Shaefer, F.tailor , 76, Walnut
Spencer, Mrs.-, widow, a 51, Elm
Skinner, Alfred, R92, Elm
Scott, Mrs.-, widow, rresidence 91, Elm
Sweeney, Patrick, drayman , 113, Elm
Shaw, Thomas, boot and shoemaker , R88, Myrtle
Scheide, William, R50, Myrtle
Sax, M.tailor , 59, Spruce
Sutton, Mrs.-, widow, 63, Spruce
Scleier, Jacob, laborer , Hazel, bbetween  First and Second
Schuchert, David, Hazel, bbetween  Second and Third
Studley, N. C.dry goods and grocery store , Convent, bbetween  Se-
cond and Third
Sissons, John, laborer , Convent, bbetween  Second and Third
Sutton, Mrs.-, widow, ssouth  Third, bbetween  Myrtle and Spruce
Stevenson, Mrs.-, widow, 36, Spruce
Simmons, R. P.M.D.  office 78, Chestnut
St. Louis Library rooms , 33, Pine
Shepard, E. H.justice  of the peace, office 17, Olive
Stout M. & N.H. plane manufactory , 20, Olive
Sproat, Harris L.attorney-at-law , office 32, Olive
Sproat, Spencer S.attorney-at-law , office 32, Olive
Shamrock Coffee-house , (J.McMahon, , proprietor ) 36, Olive
Simpson, Mrs.-, mantua-maker , Olive, bbetween  Third and
Fourth
Shibley, John, R70, Olive
Stibbs, J. T.upholsterer, 23, Laurel
Steger, J. S.barber , 60, Prune
Scannall, T.carpenter , 46, Prune
Shieffer, -, coffee-house, Oak, bbetween  Front and First
Sexton, Isham, dep. constable , R23, Oak
Snyder & Price , brass founders and blacksmitlis, Oak, bbetween 
Second and Third

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Schrader, W.plough-maker , Cherry, bbetween  First and Second
Stocker W. & G. coopers , Green, bbetween  Tenth and Eleventh
Secor, James, machinist , shop Green, bbetween  Sixth and Seventh
—R Green, bbetween  Seventh and Eighth
Scott, John, silversmith , Green, bbetween  Sixth and Seventh
Shryer, W.grocer , 67, Green
Street, Robert, rresidence 61, Green
Stack, James, laborer , 60, Green
Snowden, S.rresidence 21, Green
Scudder, C.M.D. 11, Morgan
Schweitzer, H.boot and shoemaker , Morgan, bbetween  Fourth and
Fifth
Sullivan, Jeremiah, R43, Morgan
Sanburn, Stephen, butcher , Morgan, bbetween  Eighth and Ninth
Stearns, Charles D.RCarr, bbetween  Sixth and Seventh
Taylor & Marshall , dealers  in staple and fancy dry goods,
50, c First and Pine
Thomson, Hugh, dealer in dry goods 48, ccorner  Pine and First
Tufts, A.merchant tailor , 29, nnorth  First
Thomas, Lewis, barber , 15 1-2, nnorth  First
Taylor, R. (Sinclair, T. & Co.company  ) R28, nnorth  Second
Tunstall, Warrick, attorney-at-law , office 58, ccorner  Second and
Olive
Tremont, House, by J. R.Mathews, , 62, nnorth  Second
Tiernan, Wm.Williamgrocery , 81, nnorth  Second
Trudeau, Dr. office 116, nnorth  Second, basement story
Trotter, John, carriage maker , ccorner  Cherry and Second
Tayon, John, Rnnorth  Second, above Oak
Teary, Wm.WilliamR.machinist, nnorth  Third
Tabor, Joseph, Re side Broadway
Turner, Jas.Rnnorth  Third
Tanner, Wm.Williamcarpenter , Rnnorth  Third, above Laurel
Terry, Chas.confectioner , 142, nnorth  Third
Thornton, John, grocer , 81, ccorner  Locust and Third
Theatre, House, by P. M.Laivler, , 61, nnorth  Third
Theatre Coffee House , by Girvest & Gerdemain , 54, nnorth 
Third
Teschler, Franz, cabinet maker , 26, nnorth  Sixth
Trowbridge, D. (Johnson, Dryer & T. ) R34, nnorth  Sixth
Tompkins, Wm.William (Blaine & T. ) Rccorner  Sixth and Wash

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Tomlinson, Wm.Williamcarpenter , Rnnorth  Seventh, bbetween  Franklin Av-
enue and Wash
Thomson, J. S. (Anderson & T. ) 147, nnorth  Seventh
Tarbe, Geo.tanner , nnorth  Seventh, bbetween  Chestnut and Pine
Tufts, A.Rnnorth  Seventh ccorner  Chestnut
Timon, James, general collector  of accounts, 44, Locust
Tracy, Erastus, R68, Locust
Turpin, Mrs.A.private boarding , 55, St. Charles
Turner, Wm.Williamrresidence 33, St. Charles
Trask, Geo. (Lynch & T. ) R 66, Vine
Tiffin, Clayton, physician , R29, Vine—office basement story
Tatum, David, wholesale grocer and commission merchant ,
15, nnorth  Front
Tracy E. & A.  forwarding and commission merchants , 22,
nnorth  Front
Taylor & Holmes , importers of queensware, glass and
china, 34, nnorth  Front
Turner M. & Co.company  meat store , 83, nnorth  Front
Townsend B. & Co.company   wire and sieve manufacturers, 195, nnorth 
First
Tate, Wm.Williambarber , 167, nnorth  First
Turnbull, B. L.bookseller , bookbinder and stationer ,
132, nnorth  First
Tucker & Greetham , dry goods store , 104, nnorth  First
Tavlor Sinclair & Co.company   wholesale dealers in dry goods, 99,
nnorth  First
Tontine, House, by J. B.Bogert, , 89, nnorth  First
Tiffany, P. D.attorney-at-law , office 67 1-2, nnorth  First
Tesson M. & F. dry goods store , 10, ssouth  First
Thompson, Rob't.blacking manufactory , 40, ssouth  First
Taylor, G. W.laborer , 132, ssouth  First
Tesser, F.wine and liquor store , 140, ssouth  Second
Thompson, John, bricklayer , ssouth  Second
Turner, John, drayman , 27, ssouth  Third
Tracy, Alfred, (E. & A. Tracy ,) R83, ssouth  Third
Treadway, Mrs. widow, 63, ssouth  Third
Tellier, Edward, 169, ssouth  Third
Tanner, Edward, architect , 9 ssouth  Fourth
Tracy, Edward, (E. & A. Tracy ) R13, ssouth  Fifth
Tolbert, Samuel, engineer , R176, ssouth  Fifth
Tighe, William, R87, Market

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Thompson, Hash, R70, Market
Tousey & Michael , agents  for the sale of Brandreth's pills,
56 1-2, Market
Tatum, D.R40, Walnut
Twombly, Wm.Williamcarpenter , 24, Myrtle—R 76, Myrtle
Targee, Thomas, R109, Spruce
Tolbert, Phillis, (col'dcolored ) washerwoman , 127, Spruce
Turner, Peter, watchman , 53, Cedar
Times Coffee House , (JohnCroneman, , proprietor ,) 68,
Chestnut
Tilden, K. S. (Burd & T. ) R72, Chestnut
Tiernan, N.wheelwright , shop 70, Pine—R 66, Pine
Tiernan, Peter, wheelwright , shop Olive, bbetween  Second and Third
—R 67, Olive
Thorington, J. H.attorney-at-law , office 16 1-2, Olive—R
75, nnorth  First
Tucker, Robert, coffee house, 30 1-2, Olive
Tucker, Joshua, baker , 21, Laurel
Thomas, J. E.broker , Oak, bbetween  Front and First
Thomas, Wm.WilliamRWillow, bbetween  First and Second
Taylor, Moses, grocer , Green, bbetween  Seventh and Eighth
Toy, D. V.boot and shoemaker , 28, Green, [up stairs]
Thorner, H.baker , Morgan, bbetween  Fourth and Fifth
Thcile, J.watchmaker , Franklin Avenue, bbetween  Eighth and Ninth
Thomas, J.blacksmith , Carr, bbetween  Sixth and Seventh
Union, Exchange, by Katz, 93, nnorth  Front
Uncle Sam Coffee House , by M.Baker, , 94, nnorth  Front
Union Insurance Company , office 126 1-2, nnorth  First
Utley, David, hatter , Rnnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Wash and Carr
Underhill, Geo.R28, nnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Market and Pine
Ulrici C. & Co.company  Grocers , 12, ssouth  First
Ulrici, C.R109, ssouth  First
Union Coffee House , (E.Pelletier, , proprietor ,) 12 1-2, ssouth 
First
Union, Hotel, (H.Farish, , proprietor ,) ccorner  Prune and First
United States' Pension Agency , (Wm.William C.Anderson, , agent ,)
125, ccorner  First and Vine
Vanleer, Hicks & Co.company  dealers in Tennessee iron and cast-
ings , 8 and 9, nnorth  Front

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Von Phul & McGill , commission and forwarding merchants ,
27, ccorner  Olive and Front
Van, Beil H.clothing store , 171, nnorth  First
Vandeventer J. & W. & Co.company  dealers in cloths, cassimeres
and clothing , 156, ccorner  Laurel and First
Vaniandt, Wm.Williamphysician and oculist , 51, nnorth  First. d floor—
R Chesnut, bbetween  Fifth and Sixth
Vandevert, P.Rnnorth  Second, above Cherry
Vanhorne, Wm.Williamengineer , R99, nnorth  Fourth
Vanhouten, Capt. JRnnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Wash and Carr
Vandeventer, Wm.WilliamRnnorth  Sixth, bbetween  Wash and Carr
Valiant, Fanny. (col'dcolored ) washerwoman , 45, nnorth  Seventh
Virginia, Hotel (by J. E.Norriss, ) Vine, bbetween  First and Second
Vital, Gabriel, RAlmond, bbetween  Second and Third
Von, Phul Henry, (Von P. & McGill ,) R31, Chestnut
Vasquez, Mrs. widow, 114, Pine
Weigle, A.clothing store , 54, nnorth  Front
Willing G.M. & Co.company  grocers and commission merchants ,
58 1-2, nnorth  Front
Walsh J. & E.fcCo.company  wholesale grocers and commission
merchants 62, nnorth  Front
Willis, Chas. J. exchange office, 64, nnorth  Front
Woods, Stacker & Co.company  dealers in castings and iron , 75, ccorner 
Front and Prune
Webb & Chapin , distillery , 106, nnorth  Front
Walsh, Edward, (J. & E. Walsh & Co.company  ) R225, nnorth  First
Wind, F.bakery , 214, nnorth  First
Webb & Chapin , distillers , 191, nnorth  First
Walters, C.saddler , 107, nnorth  First
Walker & Kennett , dealers in dry goods , 96, nnorth  First
Woods, Christy Co.company  wholesale dealers in dry goods , 93,
nnorth  First
White, Cobb & Smith , wholesale & retail grocers , 91, nnorth  First
Williams & Duhring , dealers in staple and fancy dry goods. 
84, nnorth  First
Watson, R. D. importer of china, glass and queensware, 72,
nnorth  First—R 12, nnorth  Sixth
Wales, O.dealer in dry goods , 60, nnorth  First
Wing S. & Co.company  tin and sheet iron workers , 25, nnorth  First
Ware, Thomas, nnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Franklin avenue and Wash
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Warburton & King , wholesale dealers  in dry goods, hard-
ware, boots and shoes, 17, nnorth  First
Wolff & Hoppe , dealers  in German and fancy goods, 17,
Market
Wells, W. G.professor  of music and dancing, saloon 17,
Market, 2d floor
Welcker, Fred, (clerk sur.genls. office.) R21 1-2, Market
Wclcker, Mrs.artificial flower maker , 21 1-2, Market
Wilgus, Asa, house, sign and ornamental painter , and ven-
der of paints and oils, 33, nnorth  Second —R 101, Olive
Wade, Mrs. widow, private boarding , 36, nnorth  Second
Walker, Jos. B.attorney-at-law , office 33 1-2, nnorth  Second, ccorner 
Pine

Wm.William  Tell Tavern , (by Faulk & Creitter ,) 248, and 250, nnorth 
First
Winstandley, H. W.furniture and chair maker , 76, nnorth  Second
Wood, Wm.WilliamRnnorth  Third
Winter, John M.Reast side Broadway
Wright, Isabella, (col'dcolored ) washerwoman , l6l, nnorth  Third
Wallace, Samuel, R160, nnorth  Third
Waters, Stephen, house joiner and carpenter , R138, nnorth  Third
White, T. J.M.D.  office and residence 96, nnorth  Third
Waters, —, carpenter  shop, 23, nnorth  Fourth
Williams, E. K. house and sign painter , 76, nnorth  Second
Walz, F. J.carpenter , 95, nnorth  Fourth
Whitehill, J.R138, nnorth  Fourth
Whitehill, Weston, carpenter  shop, 141, nnorth  Fourth
Weston, D.carpenter , R165, nnorth  Fourth
Winright, John, school-room, nnorth  Fifth, bbetween  Morgan and Green
Wilson, D. (col'dcolored  man,) shoemaker , 139, nnorth  Sixth
Walsh, Rich'd.bricklayer , RBiddle, b Sixth and Seventh
Wegman, M.tailor , nnorth  Seventh, bbetween  Wash and Carr
Walton, Samuel D.R70, Locust, bbetween  Third and Fourth
Walton S.D. & C.D. livery stable , Locust, ccorner  Fourth
Walton, C. D.rresidence Locust, bbetween  Third and Fourth
Walton, Jas.dry goods and grocery store , 35, St. Charles
Walsh, Jas.R5, St. Charles
Warne, Thomas, dry goods store , 3, ssouth  First
Wilmington, H.dry goods store , 53, ssouth  First
Wachler, F.boot and shoemaker , 77, ssouth  First
White, Wm.Williamgrocer , 87, ssouth  First

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Warren, —, currier 67, ssouth  Second
Weinheimer, John, coffee-house, 89, ssouth  Second
Wagner, Gebhard, furrier , 139, ssouth  Second
Weizenecker, Peter, baker , 146, ssouth  Second
Wilkinson, J.J.city gauger , rresidence  175, ssouth  Second
Willi, Samuel, rresidence  17, ssouth  Third
Watson, Thomas, 57, ssouth  Third
Warner, A. soap and candle manufactory, 74, ssouth  Third
Weaver, B.laborer , 97, ssouth  Third
Watt, James, accountant , rresidence ssouth  Third, bbetween  Almond and Poplar
Wetmore, Alphonso, 1, ssouth  Fourth
Wagner, N. dry goods store, 100, ssouth  Fourth
Wetting, Andrew, boarding-house, 30, ssouth  Front
Woodsworth, H.accountant , 69, ssouth  Fifth
West, George, (Boyle & W. ) rresidence  Sixth, bbetween  Spruce and Al-
mond
Wilson, Mark, office 2S, Market,—rresidence  30 ssouth  Seventh
Whiting, Abijah, rresidence  69, Market
Washington coffee-house , (J.Kenney, , proprietor ,) 51, Mar-
ket
Williams, Harvey, office 28, Market
Wiemann H. & Co.company  , grocers , 18, Market
Wiggins, Wm.Williamrresidence  36, Walnut,
Wittmer, —, boot and shoe-maker , 46, Elm
Wherry, Joseph, city register , office city hall—rresidence  112, Elm
Willis, Charles, rresidence  101, Myrtle
Whaley, Mrs.—, boarding-house, 80, Myrtle
Wells, Henry S.accountant , 68, Myrtle
Warne, Thomas S.rresidence  66, Myrtle
Warner, F.cabinet-maker , rresidence  23, Myrtle
Williams, R.rresidence  68, Spruce
Watts, John, boatman , rresidence  4, Plum
Walters, John, carpenter , Lombard, bbetween  First and Second
Ward, Mrs.—, boarding-house, 97, Chestnut
West, T. H.plasterer , rresidence  65, Pine
Weber, W.rresidence  33, Pine
Wilson, S. W.attorney-at-law , office 22, Olive
Walsh, P.justice  of the peace, office 21, Olive—rresidence  23, Olive
Walsh, Peter A.attorney-at-law , office 22, Olive
Walsh, Joseph W.justice  of the peace, office and rresidence  24,
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Williams, C. coffee-house, 10, Oak
Weisenberger, A. clothing store, Oak, bbetween  Front and First
Waterman, David,  stone mason ,  Green, bbetween  Tenth and
Eleventh
Wallace, Alexander, grocer , c. Green and Fifth
Warren, Luke, stable keeper , 19, Green
Walter, Joseph, carpenter , Morgan bbetween  Fourth, and Fifth
Webb, Cephas, rresidence  48, Morgan
Wetherell, Mrs.—, mantua-maker , Morgan, bbetween  Seventh
and Eighth
White, Samuel, moulder , Carr, bbetween  Sixth and Seventh
Young, Jos. C.cooper , No. 20, ssouth  Front street
Young, John (col'dcolored ) laborer , 7, ssouth  Seventh
Yunt, George, boatman , rresidence  Poplar, bbetween  Third and Fourth
Young, James A.boot and shoemaker , Franklin Avenue,
bbetween  Sixth and Seventh
Young, John J.exchange broker , 8, Vine
Zeigenhain, W.grocery , Morgan, bbetween  Fourth and Fifth
Zierlein, H. L. private "boarding-house, 19 1-2, Market

Newspapers.
Missouri Republican, Chambers, Harris & Knapp , editors
and proprietors —published daily—office 45, nnorth  First
street [up stairs.]
Missouri Argus, Thomas Watson & Son , editors and pro-
prietors —published daily—office ccorner  Olive and First
streets, [up stairs.]
Commercial Bulletin, Churchill & Ramsay , editors and
proprietors —published daily—office 68, First st.street ,
[up stairs.]
Anzeiger des Westens, (Western Advertiser,) Wm.WilliamWe-, , editor and proprietor —published weekly—office
33, Pine street.
Missouri Saturday News, LeonidasWetmore, , proprietor ,
AlphonsoWetmore, , editor —published weekly—of-
fice Shark Alley, bbetween  Pine and Olive and First and
Second streets, block 31,
Dvily Evening Gazettb, D.Hotirrook, , editor and proprie-
tor —published daily—office ccorner  of Locust and First
streets, [up stairs.]

Association

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Chamber Of Commerce,
Of The
City Of Saint Louis.

EdwardTracy, , President .

Henry VonPhul, , Vice-President .

JohnFord, , Secretary and Treasurer .

Tariff Of Charges, &c.,
Established and recommended for general adoption, when
no agreement exists to the contrary.

Commissions.
	Per Cent.
On Sales of Merchandise or Produce,	5
On Sales of Lead,	21/2
Guarantee of Sales, on Time,	21/2
For Purchasing and Shipping Merchandise or Pro- duce, with Funds in hand, on the aggregate cost and charges,	21/2
For Accepting Drafts, or Endorsing Notes, or Bills of Exchange, without Funds, Produce, or Bills of Lading in hand,	21/2
For Cash Advances, in all cases, even with Produce or Bills of Lading, (and interest from date),	21/2
For Shipping to another Market, Produce, or Mer- chandise, upon which Advances have been made,	21/2
For Negotiating Drafts or Notes, as Drawer or En- dorser,	21/2
On Sale or Purchase of Stocks,	1
On Sale or Purchase of Boats, without guarantee,	21/2
For Procuring Freights, on the amount of freight,	5
" Chartering Boats,	21/2
" Collecting Freights or Accounts,	21/2
" Collecting delayed and litigated Accounts,	5
" Collecting Dividends on Stocks,	1/2
" Adjusting Insurance losses,	21/2

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	Per Cent.
For Receiving and Remitting Moneys from which no other remuneration is derived,	1
" Effecting Insurance, when the premium amounts to forty dollars, or less,	$2 00
" Effecting Insurance, when the premium exceeds forty dollars on the amount of premium,	5
On Outfits and Disbursements,	21/2

☞ The above Commissions to be exclusive of Storage,
Brokerage, and every other charge actually incurred.

The risk of loss by fire, unless insurance be ordered, and
of robbery, theft, and other unavoidable occurrences, if the
usual care be taken to secure the property, is, in all cases,
to be borne by the proprietors of the goods.

Interest to be charged at the rate of Ten per cent, per
annum on all debts, after maturity, until paid.

Rates
For Receiving and Forwarding Goods, exclusive of charges
actually incurred.

Sugar, per hhd.	$00 50
Tobacco, per hhd.	50
Pork, Beef, and Whiskey, in bbls., per bbl.	10
Flour, Beans, Wheat, Beeswax, &c. " "	61/4
Corn, Wheat, Salt, &c., per sack.	4
Lead, per pig,	2
Merchandise, assorted, per 100 lbs.pounds	10
Lard, per keg,	4
Gunpowder, per keg,	25
Carriages, each,	5 00
Gigs, "	3 00

And other articles in proportion.

Rates Of Storage.

	Per Month.
On each hogshead of Tobacco,	00 50
" " " Sugar,	50
" " " Molasses,	75
" " " Bacon,	371/2
" " " pipe or hhd. Liquor,	50

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	Per Month.
On each hogshead of Oil,	50
" " tierce Oil,	371/2
" " " Rice or Flaxseed,	25
" " bbl. Salt,	8
" " bbl. Oil, Molasses, or Foreign Liquors,	121/2
" " " Whiskey, Cider, Sugar, Fish, Lard, Pork or Beef,	10
" " Flour, Apples, Bread and Beans,	61/4
" " 100 lbs.pounds Bacon, in boxes,	8
" " keg of Lard,	3
" " box Soap or Candles,	3
" " box Wine,	61/4
" " box Raisins or drum Figs,	3
" " box Window Glass,	5
" " half box do	3
" " 100 pounds Hempen Yarn,	5
" " 100 " Hemp, in bales,	61/4
" " 100 " Bale Rope,	5
" " piece of Bagging, 50 yds.yards or less, (longer in proportion,)	5
" " 100 pounds Cordage, (tarred or white,)	5
" " 100 " Salted Hides	61/4
" " 100 " Dried do,	10
" " crate and cask Queensware (small size,)	25
" " do do do (large size,)	371/2
" " bag Coffee, Pepper and Pimento,	10
On each 100 pounds Iron, Steel, Lead and Shot,	5
" " 100 " manufactured Tobacco,	61/4
" " 100 " Dry Goods, or other Mer- chandise, in assorted lots,	10
" " baa Salt, (larce size.)	10
" " do do (small size,)	61/4
" " kee White Lead,	2
" " Nails.	5
" " ton Dye-wood,	1 00
" " hamper Bottles,	181/4
" " ream writing and wrapping Paper,	1
" " cask Cheese,	8
" " 100 pounds Tea,	10

	Per Trip.
Under 150 tons,	10
Over 150 " and less than 300 tons,	20
Over 300 " and less than 400 tons,	25
Over 400 " and upwards,	30

St. Louis city, and suburbs,	(taken 1837,)	14,253
Bonhomme township,	(taken October, 1836,)	2,271
St. Ferdinand township,	do.	3,139
Merrimae township,	do.	692
Carondelet township,	do.	1,854
St. Louis township,	do.	1,127
Total population,		23,336