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Crocker Wm. H., wool-spinner, bds es 3d, bt Monroe and Adams. Cubler Jacob, blacksmith, h Klein's Row.
Culligan Edward, lab, h ns Madison, bt 11th and 12th.
Culver -, carpenter, bds cor 5th and Jefferson.
Culver -, carpenter, bds cor 5th and Jefferson.
Cullum S. M., lawyer, office ns square, h ws 6th, bt Mason and Rey- nolds.
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Cumming Robert, printer, bds ss Jefferson, bt 5th and 6th.
Cummins Mrs. A., boarding-house, es 6th, bt Madison and Mason. Cummings ---- , bds ns Monroe, bt 11th and 12th. Cummings Chas., printer, bds ss Jefferson, bt 5th and 6th. Cumbroke H. F., shoemaker, h ss Cook, bt Spring and 1st.
Cunningham Samuel, carpenter, h es 10th, bt Reynolds and Ma- son.
Cunningham John, painter.
CURRAN I. B. Gen., jeweler, (pension agent,) ss square, bds St. Nicholas Hotel. (See adv.)
Curran John, stone-mason, h ss Reynolds, west of Klein.
Currier Julius, agent, h ns Monroe. bt 13th and 14th.
Curry Wm. S., grocer, h ws 2d, south Allen.
Cutwright James M., h ss Market, west College.
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Dallman Charles, carpenter, ns Monroe, bt 9th and 10th. Dalby John, drover, bds American House. Daly Pat., lab, h ws 2d, bt Carpenter and Reynolds. Daly Tim,, lab, ws 2d, bt Carpenter and Reynolds. Dana Frank F., boot and shoe dealer, 4th, bt Wright and Canedy, south end.
Dana Francis, cabinet-finisher, 4th, bt Wright and Canedy, south end.
Dana Gustavus S., machinist, 4th, bt Wright and Canedy.
Dana Ward B , livery stable keeper, h se cor 7th and Madison.
Danley John, lab, h ns Mason, west Klein. DANA I. P., (firm Brown & D.,) proprietor Brown's Hotel.
Davis John, plasterer, bds ns Adams, bt 9th and 10th. Davis John, teacher, nw cor Canedy and 3d.
Davis Mrs., widow, es 6th, bt Market and Jackson.
Davis Walter, (firm Irwin & D.) merchant, ws square, h sw cor 5th and Cook.
Day David, machinist, h nw cor Carpenter and 2d. Day Clarissa, widow, h es 9th, bt Cook and Edwards. Dean Mrs., widow, h ws 8th, bt Market and Jackson. Deacon Gilbert, brickmason, bds Brown's Hotel. Decastro J., lab, ss Cancer, bt 9th and 10th. Decrastre Emanuel, lab, h ns Adams, bt 14th and 15th.
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l'e Camp John, saloon-keeper, hns Reynolds, bt Ist and 2d. Defraitas Francisco Antonio, h ss Cancer, bt 9th and 10th. Dempsey Miles, lab, h cor Washington and 12th. Denny John, carpenter, h ne cor Madison and 2d.
DENNIS THOMAS J., builder, ns Market, bt 4th and 5th, h &s Monroe, bt.College and Spring. (See adv.) Dennis Robert, plasterer, ns Gemini, bt 7th and 8th.
DeOnellis Joseph, lab, h ns Carpenter, bt 2d and 3d.
DeOnellis Julian, lab, h ns Carpenter, bt 2d and 3d.
De Forrest J. J., stock dealer, bds Chenery Hotel.
Deinlen -, shoemaker, bds es 5th, bt Jefferson and Washington. Delaney John, h ss Monroe, bt 9th and 10th.
Derksom A., lab, h ns Madison, bt 10th and 11th. Derby Lewis L., carpenter, bds es 10th, bt Jackson and Market. Devil Fred., shoemaker, Klein's Row.
Dewey Wm., bricklayer, bds ns Adams, bt 11th and 12th.
Dickson A., U. S. marshal, bds Franklin House.
Dickey Nancy, widow, h ws 7th, bt Jackson and Market.
Dietrich Fred., blacksmith, bds sw cor Jefferson and 3d.
Dietrich H., lab, h ns Gemini, bt 8th and 9th.
Dillman John, barber, h cor 9th and Reynolds. Diller R. W., druggist, es square, h cor Jackson and 7th.
Diller I. R. Capt., h es 6th, bt Jackson and Edwards.
Dillon Pat., lab, h ns Washington, bt 1st and 2d.
Dinkle D., widow, h ss Edwards, bt 8th and 9th,
Divelbiss Noah, book-keeper Marine, Fire and Insurance Compa- ny, h ns Mason, bt 8th and 9th.
Divelbiss Jacob, h sw cor 8th and Mason.
Dodge R. V. Rev., h one door east St. Nicholas Hotel
Dodge Charles E. Rev., h ns Mason, head of 8th.
Donnegan Wm., (col.) shoemaker, h ns Jefferson, bt 8th and 9th. Donnegan P. L., (col.) barber, h es 4th, north Mason.
Donnegan Spencer. (col ) barber, h es 2d, bt Market and Monroe.
Donohoe Michael, lab, bds ss Monroe, bt 2d and 3d.
Donlon John, U. S. mail agent, bds Chenery Hotel.
DORWIN P. A., tinner and stove dealer, ns square, h ws 6th, bt Mason and Reynolds.
DORWIN P. A. & CO., tin and store dealers, ns sqrare. (See adv. )
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Dorsey Dennis, lab, Klein's Row. DOUL E., restaurant, ss Adams, bt 4th and 5th. (See adv.) Donglass J. M., U. S. express messenger, bis Chovery Hotel. Doyle John, lab, h cor Washington and 13th. Doyle Martin, shoemaker, h ns 5th, bt Gemini and Reynolds. Doyle James, lab, h ns Jefferson, bt 1st and 2d.
Doyle Maurice, plasterer, h ns Adams, bt 8th and 9th. Doyle James, tailor, h ns Adams, bt 8th and 9th.
Doyle M., bds American House.
Doyle John, lab, h ns Washington, bt 10th and 11th.
Doyle Patrick, lab, h ns Madison, bt 9th and 10th.
Doyle M., lab, h ss Adams, near Hutchinson's Cemetery.
Drennell Mrs. C., h ns Reynolds, bt 10th and 11th.
Drennell C., lab, h ns Reynolds, bt 10th and 11th.
Dressendaffer John, teamster, ns Reynolds, bt ist and Klein. Drummond Elisha, bookkeeper at J. Bunn's, h cor 9th and Jackson. DUBOCE AUGUSTINE, photographic artist, ws square, h ne corner Jefferson and 3d. (See adu.)
Dubois J. K., State Auditor, h es 4th, bt Monroe and Market. Duffey James drayman, h ss Reynolds, bt 1st and 2d.
Dugan Wilson, railroader, h ws 2d, bt Edwards and Cook.
": Dugan John, lab, h ws 10th, bt Jackson and Edwards, Duly Wm., railroader, bds National Hotel. Dunham C. J., carpenter, h ns Madison, bt 8th and 9th.
Dunham J. N., railroader, bds National Hotel.
Dunnings, A. J., conductor, bds Brown's Hotel.
Dunn Charles, livery stable keeper, bds National Hotel. Dunn -, clerk at B. F. Fox's, bds ss Madison, bt 4th and 5th. Dunn T., bds American Housc.
Donn John, shoemaker, h ss Gemini, bt 9th and 10th.
Dunning M. S., railroader, sw cor Mason and 5th. Dyer Aaron, (col.) ns Washington, near African Church ..
Dyer -, saddler, bds cor 5th and Jefferson.
Dyson L., clerk Bunu's store, h ns Madison, bt 6th and 7th.
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Eastman A., gentleman, h ws 6th, bt Edwards and Cook. Eastman Mra,, widow, h es 8th, bt Cook and Edwards. East Wm., carpenter, bds es 9th, bt Edwards and Jackson.
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Eckler John, teamster, h ws 8th, bt Cancer and Gemini.
Eckler Edwin, blacksmith, h ws Cancer, bt 7th and 8th.
Eckler William, painter, h ss Jefferson, ht. 11th and 12th. Eckles W. H., lab, bds Brown's Hotel.
Eck Joseph, drayman, h ns Carpenter. west end.
Edmonds Charles, carpenter, h ss Jackson, west College. Edwards Wm., h us Market. bt 11th and 12th.
EDWARDS BENJAMIN, (firm Stuart & E.) lawyer, h north part city.
EDWARDS N. W , (firm E., Smith & Co.) merchant, ws square, h ws 2d, bt Jackson and Edwards.
Eisserly Wm., blacksmith, bds sw cor Jefferson and 3d.
Elder John, tinner, h ns Madison, bt 6th and 7th.
Elder Samuel, tinner and store dealer, ns square, h'as Madison, bt 7th and 8th.
Eller Isaac, tinner and stove dealer, ns square, h as Madison bt 7th and 8th.
Elkin Thomas clerk in Fondy's store, h nw cor Scarritt and 6th. Elkin Wm. F., h south part city.
ELLIS A. Y., merchant, under St. Nicholas Hotel, h ne cor 3d and Madison. ( Sue adv.)
Ellis Volney, clerk at N. V. Hunt's.
Ellis Maria, widow, hss Reynolds, bt 11th and 12th.
Elliott Sosan, widow, Klein's Row,
ELLIS HENRY, ( col. ) barber, under St. Nicholas Hotel, h es 9th bt Edwards and Cook.
Engels Mrs., widow, h es 7th, bt Gemini and Cancer.
Enos P. P., trader, north part city, head 6th street.
Enos Zemri, county surveyor, hes 2d, bt Mason and Reynolds.
Ensaw Harriet, (col.) ns Washington, near African Church.
Estabrook A. W., teacher, h ne cor 4th and Wright.
Evans G. W., dentist, ns square.
Evans Logan M .. teamster, bds ss Jefferson, bt 5th and 6th.
Evans E. J., clerl-, bo's An er.can House.
Evans -, farmer, bds ns Adams, bt 11th and 12th.
Evans -, clerk, Hurst's store.
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WITHEY & BROS.,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KIND OF
CARRIAGES & WAGONS,
ON WASHINGTON STREET, ONE BLOCK EAST OF THE
COURT HOUSE,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
The subscribers respectfully announce to the citizens of Spring- field, and vicinity, that they have greatly enlarged their establish- ment, and intend erecting one of the largest and most beautiful
CARRIAGE REPOSITORIES
in the city, where they will be able to offer the largest and most desirable stock of Carriages ever manufactured in this city, consist- ing of
Carriages,
Rockaways, Phaetons, and every variety of
AND WAGONS.
"ALL WHO DESIRE SUBSTANTIAL AND FASHION- able articles in our line will give us a call.
Don't mistake the place, Washington street, one block east of the Court-house.
All kinds of repairing attended to, with dispatch and correctness, by the best of workmen.
Orders respectfully solicited from our city friends and those of the adjoining counties.
Carriage trimmings, of every description, constantly on hand.
BUTLER'S PREMIUM GALLERY
SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
SPRINGFIELD.
P. BUTLER, Daguerrian Artist,
Takes DAGUERREOTYPES,
AMBROTYPES,
PHOTOGRAPHS, SPHEROTYPES,
AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF PICTURES.
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HE MAKES NO DISPLAY AT THE DOOR; BUT DE- pends on the superiority of his work for his patronage.
He returns his thanks to a generous public for their former patron- age, and would assure them that no pains or expense will be spared to give general satisfaction.
CALL AND GIVE HIM A TRIAL
P. BUTLER, Daguerrean. September 26, 1857.
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SANGAMO FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,
NOS. 3 AND 4 ENTERPRISE BUILDINGS.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
CABINETI WARE-NOU I keep on hand a good assortment of PAR- LOR AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, LOOKING GLASSES, SPRING BEDS, MATTRASSES, CANE SEAT, and WINDSOR CHAIRS, &c., which I warrant as good as the best, and for sale cheap as the cheapest.
Furniture delivered to any part of the city free of charge.
0. C. PHELPS.
1857.] [1857.
O. M. SHELDON,
Dealer in
FRENCH BRANDY, AND
WINES, AND FINE LIQUORS,
CHAMPAGNE, SPARKLING CATAWBA, OLD BOURBON, RYE AND MONONGAHELA WHISKEY. DOMESTIC WINES, BRANDY AND GIN, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c. JOURNAL BUILDINGS, SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
JOHN C. MAXCY,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND
General Land Agent and Intelligence Ofice,
NO. 4 UNION ROW,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
WILLARD & ZIMMERMAN,
PAINTERS,
GLAZIERS AND
PAPER HANGERS.
ADAMS STREET, WEST PUBLIC SQUARE,
SPRINGFIELD.
WINDOW GLASS, OF ALL SIZES, WHITE LEAD, LIN- SEED OIL, VARNISHES, MIXED PAINTS AND PUTTY FOR SALE.
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A. Y. ELLIS, UNDER ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL. DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Boots and Shoes, China, Glass and Queensware, Family Groceries and Provisions, Tobacco, Cigars, &c., &c.
CORNER FOURTH AND JEFFERSON STREETS, SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
EDWARD B. PEASE.] [WILLIAM B. PEASE.
E. B. PEASE & BROTHER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
IRON, NAILS, AND STEEL,
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
AND
CUTLERY, SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,
A. HUGHSON, PLAIN AND FANCY WOOD-TURNER,
NORTH-EAST CORNER OF EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
I am located for the coming year at the north-east corner of Eighth and Washington streets, where I will always be ready to accommo- date my friends, and the public generally, in all the various branches of my business, at short notice, and on the most favorable terms. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. All kinds of stair bannisters and stair posts made to order. Sawing of all kinds done to order.
TERMS CASH.
S. A. HENDRICKS.]
[T. L. CONNER.
PAINT, OIL AND GLASS STORE,
SECOND DOOR EAST OF EXPRESS OFFICE, (In Johnson's New Building.) SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
ALL KINDS OF Paints, Oils, Sash, Blinds, Putty &c KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL, PAINTING DONE TO ORDER.
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W. D. WARD.
SPRINGFIELD, ILLS.,
Keeps constantly on hand a large and general assortment of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, and a great variety of fancy articles usual to his line, Particular attention is called to his stock of Clocks, from the celebrated manufacturer-Seth Thomas. These Clocks are too well known to require puffing; suffice it to say, he receives them direct from the manufactory, and guarantees them unsurpassed by any article of the kind in use. His stock of Watches and Jewelry are of the latest styles, and from the most reliable makers ; all of which will be sold low for cash, and guaranteed as represented in all cases.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
Will be paid to repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c., in which department he flatters himself he is already favorably known to the public ; and begs leave to further assure his customers, and others who may favor him with a call, that their wants shall be attended to with neatness and despatch.
Remember the place, north side of the public square-sign of the "BIG WATCH."
SPRINGFIELD CABINET WAREHOUSE
SOUTH FIFTH STREET,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
JOHN HUTCHINSON
Announces that for 1857 his extensive warc-rooms are now thoroughly stocked with every variety of furniture, of all the new and unique patterns recently introduced in the Eastern cities, manufactured under his own eye, of the best material and workmanship.
Also the various kinds of plain house-keeping goods chairs, look- ing glasses, &c., de. Gilt moulding cut to any size to suit pictures. Also French glass.
C. GRANVILLE FRENCH.] (B. B. LLOYD. FRENCH & LLOYD, DENTISTS, OFFICE WEST SIDE SQUARE, SPRINGFIED, ILL.
A dental practice of fifteen years warrants them in say- ing that all operations shall be carefully and neatly per-
formed. They are in possession of several premiums and diplomas awarded by the best institutes for the promotion of science and arts in the country.
Teeth inserted, from one tooth to full setts, as substantial and Land- some as can be had in any city of the United States of Europe. Artificial palate plates inserted, supplying the want or loss of the palate, velum and would, so as to restore articulation.
Refer to Prof. David Gilbert, Pennsylvania College Medicine, Phil- adelphia; Hon. J. S. Black, Washington City ; Rev. Dr. Harkey, Illinois University ; Drs. Helm, Ryan and Wallace; Messrs. Jacob Loose, J. S. Condell, J. H. Gray, Fosselman, Owen, Corneau & Diller.
[G. A. VAN DUYN. J. C. COE.]
COE & VAN DUYN, DEALERS IN
HARNESS AND SHOE LEATHER, FINDINGS, &C.
Skirting, seating, enamel leather and buckskin, enamel and rubber cloths. plastering, and deer's hair. moss, &c., &c. Cash paid for hides, skins, and pelts. SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE JOURNAL BUILDINGS.
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FAGUE EMERY, carpenter, h Latham's block, ws 6th, bt Jeffer- son and Washington. (Sc adr.)
Fagan James, liquor seller, ns square, h se cor Washington and 11th.
Fagan T., liquor saloon, h ns Washington, bt 11th and 12th.
Fairner Lewis, cook at National House.
Farnsworth Wm. M., Franklin House, ws 6th, bt Madison and Mason.
Farris George, brick-mason, bds ns Adams, bt 11th and 12th.
Farley Hugh, lab, es 5th, bt Gemini and Reynolds.
Farbacker Fred., carpenter, h es 7th, bt Gemini and Cancer.
Fawceti Henry, shoemaker, se cor 4th and Monroe.
Fay Mrs., widow, h es Madison, bt 8th and 9th.
Fayart Paul, shoemaker, ss Reynolds, bt 7th and 8th.
Fernandes John, carpenter, h ns Washington, bt 12th and 13th.
Fernandes - -, lab, h ss Washington, bt 12th and 13th.
Feltham Thomas, carpenter, se cor College and Market.
Fenner John, ladies' shoemaker and florist, as Market, bt College and Spring.
Fenstermaker P., h es Monroe, bt 11th and 12th.
Fernandes Antonia, blacksmith, h cor Jefferson and 13th.
Ferrara John, lab., ss Cancer, bt 8th and 9th.
Ferguson John, lab; bds Brown's Hotel.
Ferguson Benj., clerk at Bunn's store.
Fessenden Daniel, lab, bds Brown's Hotel.
Fetsaw Philip, carpenter, ss Cancer, bt 9th and 10th.
Fetzler. Jacob, lab, Klein's Row.
Fetzer Daniel, carpenter, ns Gemini, bt 9th and 10th.
Fexmar John P, baggage master on C. A. & St. L. RR., h nw cor Reynolds and Ist.
Figuaira J. R., marble cutter at Johnson's, b cor 13th and Jefferson. Finn M., se cor 11th and Edwards.
Finch N. W., bds Washington House.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, se cor 3d and Washington. Fisher Charles, carpenter, bds ws 6th, bt Mason and Reynolds.
Fisher Hannah, widow, boarding house ws 6th, bt Mason and Reynolds. 7
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Fisher S. B., merchant, ns square, h ws 6th, cor Mason,
Fisher John, druggist at Owen & Bro, bds ws 6th, bt Mason and Reynolds.
Fisk Q. A., patentec, h ws 8th, bt Edwards and Cook.
Fitzsimmons John, miller at Freeman's mill, h ws 3d, bt Wash- ington and Adams.
Fitzler Fred., Klein's Row.
Fitzpatrick Philip, lab, es 5th, bt Cook and Edwards.
Fitchue A., carpenter, h ss Jefferson. bt 11th and 12th.
Fitzjerrold M., lab, h ss Reynolds, west end.
Fleaser John. h ns Cancer, bt 9th and 10th.
Flinn P., lab, h ss Washington, bt 16th and 17th.
Flinn T., carpenter, h ns Madison, bt 8th and 9th.
Florville Wm., (col) barber, ns Adams, bt 6th and 7th, h Es Wash- ington, bt 8th and 9th.
Flood John, lab, ss Washington, bt 9th and 10th.
Flood Patrick, stone cutter, h ns Madison, bt 9th and 10th.
Fludd Thos., bds sw cor 6th and Allen.
Flynn Wm., lab, ns Reynolds, west end.
Flynn Wm. teamster, h ss Jefferson, bt 11th and 12th.
Fogarty John, lab, bds ss Reynolds, bt Ist and 2d.
Fogarty M., liquor dealer, h es 5th, south part city,
Fogarty Edward, liquor dealer, h es 5th, south part city.
Fogarty Martin, h ss Mason, bt 12th and 13th.
Fogarty - ----- , clerk at Smith's store, bds Brown's Hotel.
Fogle Thomas, plasterer, hss Carpenter, bt Klein and Ist. Fogle John, jr., plasterer. es Carpenter, bt Klein and 1st.
Fogle John, sen., lab, se Carpenter. bt Klein and 1st.
Foley Wm. O., carpenter, es 5th, bt Madison and Mason.
FONDY W. B., merchant, ss square, h ws 6th, south city. (See adv.)
FORCE JAMES, hatter, ns Washington, bt 4th and 5th, h ws 5th. bt Mason and Reynolds. (Sce adv.)
Forman Mike, as Reynolds, west end.
Fortune Lawrence, bds sw cor 6th and Allen.
Forbes James, painter, bds National Hotel.
Fortune John, driver omnibus for Brown's Hotel.
Forman Joseph, plasterer, h ns Adaros, bt 9th and 10th.
Forquer George, clerk at Fondy's store. Fosdick M. D., railroader, bds Brown's Hotel.
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FOSSELMAN J. B., druggist.nw cor Washington and 5th, public square. (See ade.) Foster - -, miller, bds Brown's Hotel.
Foster Charles, butcher, ne cor Jefferson and Ist.
FOUNTAIN J. N. H., (col) barber, shop we 5th, bt Monroe and Adama. (Scc adu.)
Fowly Patrick, has Reynolds, west end.
Fowler T. H., M. D., h ws 6th, bt Canedy and Wright.
FOX B. F., dealer in hardware and cutlery, es 5th, bt Washington
and Jefferson, h ws 4th, bt Market and Monroe. ( See adv.)
Fox -, G. W. R.R., bds Washington House.
FRANCE J., lawyer, h ss Jefferson, bt 12th and 13th.
Francis Simeon, dealer in agricultural implements, es 6th, bt Wash- ington and Jefferson, h se cor Jefferson and 6th.
Francis Josiah, justice of the peace, h ss Mason, bt 7th and 8th.
Francis T. N., printer at Begister Office, bds ss Mason, bt 7th and 8th.
Francis Thomas, machinist at Excelsior Foundry.
Francis Allen, grocer and alderman Ist ward, h ws 7th, bt Reynolds and Gemini.
Frame Newton, butcher, h es 6th, bt Madison and Mason. Fraw B., barkeeper for Kuntz. Frechtel Nicholas, cooper, ss Carpenter and Klein.
FREEMAN JOHN D., dealer in drugs, under St. Nicholas Hotel, h nw cor Madison and 2d. (Sce adv.)
Freeman Henry, jeweler, bds ns Jefferson, bt 5th and 6th. Freeman Abraham, h ns Monrne, west end. Freeman Mrs., widow, Klein's Row.
Freeman C., merchant, h ns Market west College. FRENCH & LLOYD, dentists, ws square. ( See ady, ) FRENCH C. G., dentist, bds Brown's Hotel FRENCH A. M., Dentist, h ss Mason, west end. ( Sce adv. ) French A. J., conductor, h ws Monroe, bt 12th and 13th. Fry John, tobacconist, h ns Adams, bt 9th and 10th. Fudge Samuel, teamster, h es lith, bt Jackson and Market. Fultz J. H., carpenter. h sw cor Klein and Carpenter. Fuller E., grocer and confectioner opposite G. W. R.R. depot, b cor 11th and Cook.
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Galligan James, ss Washington, bt 9th and 10th,
Galligan Thomas, liquor dealer, h ns Washington, bt 10th and 11th. Gallagher James, carpenter, es 3d, south.
Gallvan Daniel, lab, h ns Jefferson, west Klein.
Gallaher Chas., carpenter, h cor market and 10th.
Galliher L., drayman, h ws 4th. bt Scarritt and Canedy.
Galtra J. W., M. D., bds Chencry Hotel.
Gambrel A. J., blacksmith, ws 7th, bt Gemini and Cancer.
Gannon Patrick, hes 5th, bt Gemini and Reynolds ..
Garland A. M., printer at Register office, bds ws 6th, bt Mason and Reynolds.
Garland James, clk at E. B. Hawley's, bds ws 6th, bt Mason and Reynolds.
Gardner Chas., speculator, h ne cor 6th and Market.
Garrison -, clk at McCandless', bds ss Madison, bt 4th and 5th. Gartes Chas., blacksmith, bds sw cor Jefferson and 3d.
Gardenhyer James, carpenter, h es 13th, bt Washington and Jeffer- son.
Gartlin Pat., lab, hns Adams, bt 9th and 10th.
Garll F., lab, h ns Cancer, bt 9th and 10th. Gathers N., blacksmith, h ns Jefferson, bt 1st and Klein.
Gathers Richard, cooper, h es 11th, bt Jackson and Market.
Gathard Wm., teamster, h ns Mason, bt 9th and 10th.
Gavegan Frank, steward at National Hotel.
Gilbert John, baggage-master G. W. RR., bds National Hotel. Gillett A. H., agent for hedge fence, bds American House. Giblin Pat., bootmaker, h se cor Gemini and 5th. Gibbs J. M., tailor, h ws 8th, bt Market and Jackson.
Gibson S. C., real estate agent, ns square, bds Chenery Hotel. Gibelin Martin. lab, h ss Adams, near Hutchinson's Cemetery. Gifford J., machinist, bds New England House.
Gilchrist Wm .. lamp-lighter, h ss Jefferson, one door west ist. Gilles Jacob, blacksmith, h es 5th, bt Market and Jefferson. Glenn Daniel, lab, bds ns Mason, west Klein.
Gleeson Michael, shoemaker, h ss Madison, bt 8th and 9th. Good -- , blacksmith, h es 11th, bt Jackson and Market. Gookins S. D., artist, bds ss Jefferson, bt 1st and 2d.
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Gookins ---- , daguerrean, bds ns Jefferson, bt 13th and 14th. Goor Charles, carpenter, ne cor Reynolds and Ist. Godeurath John, blacksmith, h ns Cook, bt College and Spring. Goldey Mrs., (col) laundress, ss Washington, bt 6th and 7th. Goldin Abraham, (col) fireman, ss Jefferson, bt 7th and 8th, Gold T. J., clerk, bds American House,
Gomez John, carpenter, h ss Cancer, bt 9th and 10th. Gomez Joseph, grocer, h ss Cancer, bt 9th and 10th.
Gomez Antonio, lab, h ss Reynolds, bt 11th and 12th. Gorman Thos., lab, h cor Washington and 13th.
Gordon John, clerk, bds ns Jefferson. bt 5th and 6th.
Gordon A., G. W. RR., h es 8th, bt Edwards and Jackson. Gordon W. B., wool-finisher, es 3d, bt Monroe and Adams. Gorman Pat., lab, bda Brown's Hotel.
Gourley James, shoemaker, h ss Mason, ht 8th and 9th. Goviar John, lab, h ns Cancer, bt 9th and 10th.
Govia John, lab, h ns Carpenter, bt 2d and 3d. Graham Wm., livery-stable keeper, h ss Adams, bt 4th and 5th. Graham Alex., carpenter, h cor Cook and 7th.
Granshaw T., machinist. us Monroe, bt 11th and 12th.
Grannel M., drayman, h ns Washington, bt 10th and 11th.
GRAVAT CHARLES, painter, ws 4th st., bt Washington and Adams, bds National Hotel.
GRAVAT & HART, painters, ws 4th, bt Adams and Washing- ton. (Sce adu.)
Grant -, lab, h se cor Madison and 8th.
Gray D. P., book-keeper at American House. Gray Benj., farmer, h se part city. Gray Isaac H., proprietor American House. Gray John, farmer, h se part city. Greene John, shoemaker, ws College, sw part city. Green W. H .. plasterer. h ss Adams, bt 12th and 13th. Green Wm., bricklayer, bds ns Adams, bt 11th and 12th. Green Jonah, cooper, h sw cor Mason and 11th. Greenwood B., carpenter, h ss Washington, bt 13th and 14th. Greenhough Thos. H., M. D., bds Chenery House. Greenleaf Ed., railroad clerk, bds American House. Greenwood W. C., carpenter, h ss Washington, bt 13th and 14th. Greble Louis, clothier, ws 5th, near Washington, bds American House.
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Grimsley W. P., Phoenix Mill, h es 2d, bt Washington and Jeffer- son.
Grimsley H., book-keeper, h es 6th, bt Market and Monroe. Griffin -, shoemaker, h ss Reynolds, near 7th.
Grimes Brilget, widow, h sw cor Madison and 9th. Groosbeck V., lab, h near Cancer, es 6th.
Grubb Richard, carpenter, h ss Edwards, bt College and Spring. Grubb Samuel, sen'r., bridge-builder, h ss Edwards, bt College and Spring. .
Grabb D., teamster, bds ns Adams, bt 6th and 7th.
Grubb Sarah, miliner and dress-maker, ns Washington, bt 6th and 7th. Gubitt Adam, h ns Carpenter, west end. Guishler John, stone-cutter, ss Jackson, west College. Gwinn Wm., gas-fitter, h ss Jefferson, head Klein, south,
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Hagman John, wagon-maker, bds ns Adams, bt 6th and 7th. HAHN JOHN, dining saloon-keeper, sw cor Jefferson and 3d. Hall Mrs. Mary, widow, h ne cor Adams and 2d. Hall David C., h ne cor Adams and 2d.
Hall J. C., baker, h ss Monroe, west end.
Hall Levi, carpenter, h es 11th, bt Jackson and Market.
Halliday S., U. S., Express, bds Chenery House. Hale Andrew, bds ns Adams, bt 2d and 3d.
Hale Albert Rev., h us Adams, bt 2d and 3d.
Hale J. T., machinist, h ns Monroe, bt 10th and 11th,
Haley John, lab, h ss Madison, bt Ist and Klein.
Hammond J. B .. jeweler at Curran's, bds Brown's Hotel.
Hamilton Mrs. Anu, h ws 4th, north Madison.
Hampton Mrs., widow, h ws 4th, bt Canedy and Scarritt. Hampton S. C .. clerk at Fisher's, h ss Jefferson, bt Ist and 2d. Hampton James, clerk, h ws 4th, bt Canedy and Scarritt. Hampton Charles, brick-moulder.
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