Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

To ne Editors Of The Daily Pres:
MORE ABOUT TUE CRHsUs--The Number Of
Manufacturing Embellishments IN the Second
Word Correctly Stdted.-Below you will
find the names Of the different kinds Of
articles manufactured in the Second Ward,
Cincinnati, and the number OF each. II
may be interesting at this time, as the CEN
sus of the United States has Just been taken,
and it will show whether It has been
taken correctly or not in shis Ward, In
several Wards many omissions have been
found, some Of which seemed wilful, as they
were too palpable to admit of any excuseoy
those appointed to that important office:
The following are the names Of the diter-
ent manufactures and the number OF each
Merchant tailors, 81 wholesale and retail
clothers %; saddles, l; harness, B jewelry,
l3 cigars, 16; photographers, 6; newspapers
(dailyG B; newspapers (weekly( 6; periodicals
(weekly6 8; job printing, l3; caps, s. hats,
II; shirts, Z; stencil cutting, a; boots and
! shoes, 20; ladies shoes, 2; boot and shoe
uppers, Il willow baskets, q masonic and
! oddfellows' regalias, B. portemonnaie and
| pocket book, l; wig and hair braid, 2; show
cases, l; dental furniture, l; book publishers,
! I; book binding, I2; blank books, 2; packing
! boxes, 1; mattresses, 4; window shades, B
| Venetian blinds, 2; erovapor cook stove, l;
cooking stoves (cast), 6; wrought iron cook
ing stoves, l; heatisg and ventilating
sheet iron heating stove, ]; truss, b
stereotype plates, 2; printers type, p printers
furniture ;printing-presses, l; seal presses, z;
gold pen-makers l; hair -iewelry and braid,
q; perfumery, l patent medicines, s.
trunks, A; looking-glass and picture-frame
molding, 3; brush making, 3 bakers, s;
umbrella and parasol, B. cane, 2; office
chart and city-guide maps, l; milliners, 10;
silversmith, /; timers, s. paper-.box, B
blacksmithing, 8; stocking, L; domestic
LIQUOR, q dstillery, l; candy, 2; lightning
rod, a; billiard-table, l; locksmith, 3; uphol
stery, 2; surgical instruments, B musical in
struments, L mathematical and philosophical
tionery, a; piano, l; furniture, l; carriage, l;
silver plating Il gold( B. coach-lamp, i
fringe, tassel and ladies' trimmings, 8; mill
tary goods, L; mineral water, l. brass
founders, /; machinist 2; plumbing, B
cloaks and mantillas, l3; boys clothing, 5
gas-fxtures, 2; wire-cloth and wire-work, L
bird-cage, !; goldleaf &C., l; sewing-machine
l: oriental toilette soap, l; copper and steel
plate printing, !; stock and neck-ties, l
door-plate, /; baking-powder, 2; mar ole
work, l; fishing tackle, l; artificial flowers
/; watch-case, /; curriering or leather-hn
ishing, 2; flsvoring extracts, l; japaning, ]
spectacle, /; steel die, l; soda-water, |; to
q tai, 355; total different kinds of business
l0S.
% ried on that are not considered manufactur
ing, such as carpenters, painters, engraveri
. dentists Daguerreotypists, ambrotypist:
" architects, designers, and some Others tina
70 produce a change in the articles worked
There are several manufactures that are no
included in the above, as they have thei
% Offices only in the Second, and have been re
o turned in the ward in which they are 10
70 Gated. No doubt some of the wards wi
have to be canvassed again, at least so far 8
regards the manufacturing establishments, {
DO the census takers evidently have not dor
90 their duty. Men that were well acquainte
90 with the localities ought to have been al
No pointed, without regard to their politics
% opinions, as it is of the utmost importanC
% that the census should be correctly takeI
no but some of the marshals could hardly writ
DO and did not or would not attend to the bus
M ness assigned them. A number of the il
10 habitants in many wards was overlooke,
% and there is not the least doubt that th
% population is several thousand more this
the returns show.
% % Yours, 9. TOBEY.