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McCABE WM., dealer in queensware, &c., has Adams, bt 13th and 14th.
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MCCANDLESS J. A., grocer, ws square, h ns Madison, bt 7th and 8th. ( Sec adr.)
McCandless Robert, labor, ws Jackson, near College. McCandless J. C., book-binder, at Birchall's. McCandless I. R., printer, at State Register office. McClain P. H., bds National Hotel.
McClain F., lab, h ss Reynolds, west end.
McCormick Sam., lab, h ns Adams, bt 9th and 10th. McCormick Michael, teamster, h ss Jefferson, bt 10th and 11th. McCormack Ann, widow, h ns Cancer, bt 7th and 8th.
McCann Moses, lab, bds ne cor Adams and 3d. McCann -, painter, bds New England House.
McClelland Thos., carpenter, bds es 6th, bt Madison and Mason. Mc Clelland Charles, clerk at J. Williams & Co.'s, bds ws 6th, bt Mason and Reynolds.
McClernand John A., lawyer, office ws sq., h cor 7th and Edwards. McCludrey John, lab, h ss Jefferson, 2 door west Ist. McCullon Peter, shoemaker, h ne cor Gemini and 6th. McClune Pat., lab, bds ss Washington, bt 7th and 8th. McCague Wm., miller, h es 6th. bt Edwards and Cook. MoCarty John, lab, h es 5th, bt Gemini and Reynolds, McCadle -- , clerk, bds American House. McCoy Michael, lab., h ne cor Washington and Ist. McDonald R., lab, h ns Adams, bt 13th and 14th.
McDougall A. W. Mrs., boarding house, cor 5th and Jefferson. McDonald James, G. W. RR., bds National Hotel. McDonald John, lab, h ns Carpenter, bt 2d and 3d. McDonald John, blacksmith, h ns Mason, west Klein. McDonald R. G., carpenter, bds se cor Cook and 5th. McDonald Daniel, lab, h ns Jefferson, west Klein. McDonald John, lab, h ns Washington, bt 11th and 12th. McGuire B., lab, bds Brown's Hotel.
McGifford Henry, lab, h ns Madison, bt 9th and 10th. McIntire B. L., carpenter, h ns Jefferson, bt 1st and 2d. McIntire M. M., carpenter, h ns Jefferson, bt 1st and 2d. McIntire Ben., railroader, h ns Jefferson, bt Ist and 2d. McKinsey Joseph, miller, h ns Jefferson, bt 8th and 9th, Mckinney Ed., teamster, h ne cor Washington and Ist. Mckay John, carpenter, bds ns Washington, bt 7th and 8th.
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McKechnie Chas., blacksmith, opposite State Register office, h es 5th. bt Cook and Edwards.
McMurtrie Wm .. carpenter, bds ss Jefferson, bt 5th and 6th.
McMurtrie George, grocer, bds sw cor 4th and Market.
McMullen Susan Mrs., widow, h nw cor Jefferson and lat. McMullen John Emmett, bds nw cor Jefferson and Ist.
McNara -- , tailor, h ns Jefferson, bt 7th and 8th.
McNamara Mrs., widow, h ss Reynolds, west end.
McNally Edward, machinist, bds ss Jefferson, bt 5th and 6th.
McQuesten R. C., clerk at C. W. Matheny's, bds ws.6th, bt Mason and Reynolds.
McQuesten A. A., clerk at Clark & Hinkle's, bds ws 6th, bt Mason and Reynolds.
McWillians David, lawyer, h es 7th, bt Market and Jackson.
McWILLIAMS A., lawyer, nw cor 5th and Jefferson, bds 1 door from State Arsenal. (Sse adv.)
Meisal John, lab, h ns Reynolds, bt 8th and 9th.
Mentemire Chas., h ws Spring, bt Monroe and Market.
Miller J. J., lab, h ss Carpenter, west Klein.
Miller John H., tailor, h ws 12th, near Edwards.
Miller Geo., coppersmith and finner, at P. Dorwin & Co's.
Miller -, carpenter, bds ss Edwards, bt College and Spring. Miller J., clerk at B. F. Fox's, bds St. Nicholas Hotel.
Miller W. H., ticket agent at G. W. RR., bds St. Nicholas Hotel. Miller A., tinner and stove dealer, ns square, h ws 8th, bt Edwards and Jackson.
Millington A., brick-mason, bds Brown's Hotel.
Millington M., brick-mason, h ss Monroe, bt 11th and 12th.
Milligan John, grocer, h es 8th, bt Gemini and Cancer. Millett V. N., clerk, bds American Hotel.
Millett Frank, lab, bds American Hotel.
Miles Edward J., blacksmith. bds ns Monroe, bt 9th and 10th. Minning John, carpenter, h es Ist, bt Miller and Carpenter. Miner O. H., clerk auditor's office, bds cor 5th and Jefferson.
Miner N. W. Rev., h cor 8th and Jackson. Mistchler M., lab, h ns Reynolds, bt 9th and 10th.
Mishler Philip, cooper, h cor Edwards and 8th.
Mitfa John, cabinet-maker, bds es 5th, bt Jefferson and Washington. Mitchler M., lab, bdasw cor Jefferson and 3d.
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Moore Samuel, painter, bds ns Jefferson, bt 5th and 6th. Moore Latham, tinner, h cor Jefferson and 7th. Moore H. Mrs., widow, h sw cor Adams and 4th. Moore John, ex-Lieut. Governor, h ns Mason, head 8th, north. Moore E. Mrs., widow, h ss Mason, bt 8th and 9th. Moore John, clerk, h es 7th, bt Jackson and Madison. Moore E. V., carpenter, bds ss Jefferson, bt 5th and 6th.
Moore Mrs., widow, h es 11th, bt Jackson and Market. Moore -, h es 8th, bt Market and Jackson. Moody S. B., book-keeper, h uw cor Cook and 4th. Moody M., railroad clerk, bds American House. Moody James, lab, h ns Washington, bt 10th and 11th.
Moffett J. W., attorney, bds ws 3d, bt Monroe and Adams.
Moffett Thomas, attorney, office in court house, h ws 3d, bt Monroe and Adams.
Molloy Pat., lab, bds ne cor Adams and 2d.
Montanye J. C. C., clerk, bds es 5th, bt Mason and Madison.
Mount Edwin, grocer, h ss Mason, bt 7th and 8th.
Morrison J. W., book-keeper in office M., F. & Ins. Co., bds at the Chenery House.
Morris G. L., carpenter, h ns Monroe, bt 5th and 6th.
MORRIS A., (firm M. & Smith.)
MORRIS & SMITH, Loon Lake Saloon, south Bunn's. ( See adv.) Morris George E., railroader, bds Brown's Hotel. Morton John, painter, hds ns Jefferson, bt 5th and 6th.
Morse Jas. M., county assessor and treasurer, h cor 9th and Market. Morgan R. L., teamster, bds ns Adams, bt 13th and 14th.
Morgan Horace, carpenter, h ns Adams, bt 13th and 14th. Moran John, clerk, bds ns Adams, bt 8th and 9th. Moran Patricius. M. D., nw cor Monroe and 7th,
MORSE D., (firm M. & Brown,) h es 2d, bt Washington and Adams.
MORSE & BROWN, city meat market, opposite the post office. (Sce adv.)
Mullen James, lab, h es 10th, bt Jefferson and Madison.
Mullen James, clerk at D. Spear's. Mulreddy John. lab, h &s Washington, bt 15th and 16th.
MULQUIN PATRICK, shop over Lindsey & Broadwell's, bds Brown's Hotel. (Sce adv.)
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Munroe Alexander, bds Brown's Hotel. Murrey Charles, lab, h ns Jefferson, bt 1st and 2d. Murry Pat., lab., h ss Reynolds, west end.
Murro Wm., blacksmith, bds es 5th, bt Washington and Jefferson. Murphy E., bricklayer, bds Brown's Hotel.
Murphy Wm., lab, h ws 10th, bt Jackson and Edwards. Murphy, Wm., plasterer, h es 2d, south Allen.
Myers M., drayman, h ss Monroe, bt 10th and 11th,
Myers E. E., carpenter, bds ns 6th, bt Mason and Reynolds. Myers Geo. L., watchmaker at Ward's. Myer Wm. H., carpenter, bds ss Jefferson, bt 5th and 6th,
Myer ----- , lab, h ns Gemini, bt 9th and 10th.
Myers Fred., h se cor 4th and Scarritt.
Myers George, saddler, bds ss Jefferson, bt Ist and 2d.
Myer Adam, lab, h ns Cancer, bt 8th and 9th.
Myers John A., farmer, h ns Madison, bt 8th and 9th,
MYERS H. C., confectioner, ns square, h ne cor Madison and 8th, ( Sce adv.)
Nagle George, butcher, h ns Madison, ht Ist and 2d. NATIONAL HOTEL, ns Adams, bt 3d and 4th. ( Sce adv.)
Naman W. H., clerk, bds American House.
Ncher -- , boss painter G. W. RR., bds Brown's Hotel.
Neher A., roadmaster G. W. RR., bds Brown's Hotel.
Nelson A., clerk, bds National Hotel.
Nesbitt Samuel, foreman at Register office, res. in country. Newman Jessee, trarelling agent, h ns Adams bt 8th and 9th. Newman J. S., horse-tamer, h ws 8th, bt Jackson and Market. Newman John, carpenter, h ss Mason, bt 8th and 9th.
Newman -- , blacksmith, h ss Gemini, bt 9th and 10th.
Newman Henry, carpenter, h cs 6th. bt Gemini and Reynolds. Newman Mary Mrs., widow, ws College, bt Jackson and Edwards. Newman Nelson, patent agent, bds es 8th, bt Edwards and Jackson. Newman Jacob, wool-carder, h es 6th, bt Gemini and Cancer.
Nolan Pat., engineer, h ws 4th, bt Market and Jackson. Nolan John, lab, h ss Madison, bt 8th and 9th,
North Albert A., druggist, h ns Jefferson, bt 6th and 7th. Norton H. P .. runner Brown's Hotel. Norman W. H., bds Aracrican House,
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Norwood J. G., State Geologist, office Masonic Hall, h se cor 5th and Madison.
Nuo Christian, wagon-maker, bds es 5th, ht Wash'n and Jeffer'n. Nue Mike, wagon-maker. bds es 5th, bt Washington and Jefferson. Nugent ------- , lab, h ns Jefferson, bt 7th and 8th, Nutson Henry, lab, has Reynolds, bt 10th and 11th, Nutt Isaac, grocer, sw cor 4th and Market.
Nye James, tinner, h cor Washington and 7th.
O'Brien Michael, tailor, Klein's Row O'Brien Michael, lab, bds ne cor Adams and 3d.
O'Brien P., second steward at Brown's Hotel.
O'Brien R., lab, h cor Washington and 13th,
O'Brien F., lab, h ss Mason, near Klein, O'Connell John, moulder, bds ss Washington, bt 8th and 9th.
O'Connor James, trader, h ns Adams, bt 8th and 9th. O'Donnell M., lab, h ns Madison, bt 9th and 10th. O'Donohue John, machinist, bds ss Washington. Officer Robert, h ws 5th, bt Market and Jackson. O'Hara Win., lab, Klein's Row, Olcott J. B. Rev., h es 8th, bt Market and Jackson. Oldson G., lab, h ss Reynolds, bt 10th and 11th. Olden Wm,, cabinet-maker, bds American House. O'Mara James, h es 5th, bt Gemini and Reynolds. O'Neal A., book-binder, bds Sangamon House. O'Neil Chas .. brakesman G. W. RR., bds ss Wash'n, bt 8th and 9th. Opdycke S. B., gentleman, h nw cor 6th and Market. Opel Peter, barkeeper, h nw cor Reynolds and Klein. Orgo Smith, carpenter, bds ss Edwards, bt College and Spring. O'Shea Richard, carpenter, h ns Adams, bt 10th and 11th. Ott John, cabinet-maker, bds es 5th, bt Washington and Jefferson. Ottemott Frank, machinist, h 10th, bt Jackson and Market. OWEN & BRO .. druggists, No. 10, ss square. (See adv.)
OWEN T. J. V., druggist, No 10, ss square, h ss Adams, bt 8th and 9th.
OWEN WM. F. (firm O., & Bro. ) druggist, ss square, h es 5th, bt Mason and Madison.
Owen E. Mrs,, widow, h es 5th, bt Mason and Madison.
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Owens Benj'n., cabinet-maker, bds es 6th, bt Madison and Mason. Owens James, stone-cutter, bds 88 Monroe, bt 2d and 3d. Owsley John E., gentleman, h ws 2d, bt Jackson and Edwards.
Owsley Wm. P., farmer, bds 88 Adams, bt 2d and 3d.
Owsley Henry, gentleman, h as Adams, bt 2d and 3d.
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Paden S. F., merchant, (firm E. B. Hawley & Co.)
Pagland John C., St. L., A. & C. RR.
Paine John, cabinet-maker, h ss Reynolds, bt Ist and 2d.
Paine Enoch, book-binder, at Johnson & Bradford's.
Parker Elmira Mra., (col. ) laundress, es 4th, north Madison.
Parker B. F., carpenter, bds New England House.
Pastfield George, speculator, h sw part city.
Pason George, lab, h ns Mason, west Klein.
Patchen Walter W., traveling agent, bds ns Adams, bt 8th and 9th. Pate Washington, lab, Klein's Row.
Patrick Henry, engineer, h &s Adams, bt 7th and 8th.
PEASE & BRO., dealers in hardware and cutlery, ss sq. (See adv.) PEASE EDWARD, (firm Pease & Bro., hardware merchant, ss square, h cor Jackson and 6th.
PEASE W. W., (firm Pease & Bro. ) hardware merchant, as square, h es 6th, bl Edwards and Cook.
PEASE & WEBB, painters, shop ws 6th, bt Adams and Monroe, ( See ady.)
PEASE G. B., painter, ws 6th, bt Adams and Monroe, h ne cor 6th and Cancer.
Pearl George, engineer, h ss Adams, bt 7th and 8th.
Perce Wmn., deputy marshal, h es 2d, south Allen.
Perce Thomas, brick-mason, bds ns Jefferson, bt 5th and 6th.
Perine W. T., clerk at B. F. Fox's, bds Brown's Hotel.
Perkins J. W., upholsterer, bda ws 5th, bt Jefferson and Madison. "Perkins Margaret, widow, ns Mason, west Klein.
'Perkins Joseph, livery-stable keeper, bds American House, Perkins H. Mrs., widow h ns Mason, bt 10th and 11th. Perry Wmn., carpenter, h ws 4th, bt Scarritt and Canedy. Perry James, lab, h ns Madison, bt 2d and 3d. Peters James, h cor Cook and 8th.
Peters Ann, widow, es 5th, bt Wright and Cook.
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JOHN. BUSHER, JR., MANUFACTURER OF
PERSIAN SHERBET & ROOT BEER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, NORTH SIDE ADAMS ST., EAST AMERICAN HOTEL, SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
Also, agent for Albany, Poughkeepsie, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Dayton, Chicago, and other ales. 500 barrels on hand.
Also, on hand and for sale bottled porter, ale, London porter and brown stout, and Scotch ale.
J. A. HOUGH'S
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS
SOUTH FIFTH STREET,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,
The attention of the public is respectfully invited to a new and ele- gant stock of furniture, consisting, in part, of rich rosewood and ma- hogany and parlor suites, rosewood and mahogany bureaus, wash- stands, bedsteads, marble-top centre tables, ladies' work tables, sofas, tete-a-tetes, divans, ottomnsa, &c., all of the newest and richest de- sign.
Enameled chamber suits, secretaries, easy and rocking chairs, hat racks, extension, sofa, card, centre and dining tables, a great variety of mahogany, cane and rush seat chairs, &e .. comprising the largest and. most elegant assortment in the west, which I am offering at
EASTERN PRICES.
Also looking glasses, mattrasses, lounges, and a great variety of black walnut and ordinary furniture, at the lowest prices.
SAMUEL CLARK.] [J. O. HENKLE
CLARK & HENKLE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
READY-MADE CLOTHING, AND
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, WEST SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE, SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,
M. O. REEVES.]
[S. D. AYERS.
REEVES & AYERS,
DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, &C.
NO. 2, JUDGE LOGAN'S NEW BUILDING, NORTH-EAST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE, SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
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A. DUBOCE'S CELEBRATED CAPITOL GALLERY. -
(FORMERLY KNOWN AS TAYLOR'S, DAGUERREIAN GALLERY.)
This establishment has been in operation for the last six years in SpringGeld, and no pains or expense has been spared to make it what it now is-the
PRIDE OF ILLINOIS.
It has recently been refitted at great cost, and. our arrangements being now completed, we are prepared to execute every style of pic- tures.
We are in constant communication with New York and Paris, and shall continually be able to bring everything new for the benefit of our patrons.
We return our sincere thanks to a generous, artistic public, who have shown their approval of our capabilities in the most substantial manner.
Among our styles of pictures we mention the AMBROTYPE,
The best, more lasting, and truer to nature than any picture made. But the fairest of the day is the
SYLPHOTYPE, Which presents to your view,
A sweet stylo of pdetutre, entirely now, Of groves, and cool glades, with a miniature stream, And colors as radiant as Iris' bright gleam. To see those we love sitting quite at their ease, Within a green bower, surrounded with trees, And beautiful flowers --- the likeness so good- We cannot belo thinking 'tis naturo's own wood.
The subscriber has also on hand a beautiful assortment of
Exquisite cases, and lockets, and frames -- Of beautiful colors and elegant names -- The Kossuth, the crystal, the Iris and mourning, The royal, the cupid -- with bright clasp adorning -- The dahlia, octavo, and souvenir too, And jewels of crimson, of green, and of blue, With frames of all styles, both oval and square, All at CAPITOL GALLERY, sign of Daguerre.
Pictures taken at all times, regardless of weather. Diguerreotypes copied ; also portraits, and views of buildings taken.
Gallery west side of the Square, Open from 8 o'clock in the morning until & o'clock in the evening. A. DUBOCE. Instruction given
" Material and stock for sale, low for cash. in the art from Parisian methods.
ST. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHICAGO RAILROAD, PASSENGER STATION COR, THIRD AND JEFF. STS.
Two Trains Daily -- North and South,
MAKING CONNECTIONS WITH " ILLINOIS CENTRAL," at, Bloomington ; Peoria and Oquawka Road, at Peoria Junction ; Rock Island and Joliet Cut Off Roads, at Joliet.
TIME FROM SPRINGFIELD TO CHICAGO : NINE HOURS ONLY! Distance 187 Miles ! TIME FROM SPRINGFIELD TO ST. LOUIS :
FOUR AND HALF HOURS! Distance One Hundred Miles !
This is emphatically an air line road, and by far the best route for travelers to take from Springfield to all parts of the State (north), and to ALL of the Eastern cities.
Time to New York, FORTY HOURS !! "To Boston, FORTY- SIX HOURS !! Being several hours quicker than any other route. The connections being always sure with the old-established routes east from Joliet and Chicago. This route has the same advantages for freights. Arrangements are perfected by which through time re- ceipts are given for freights by this route in all the Eastern cities.
Through in less time to all points on the road, and at less price than by any other route ! ! !
For time of departure of trains from Springfield see daily papers. For further information apply to V. Hickox, General Agent, at Depot.
J. A. MATTESON, President.
A, H. MOORE, General Superintendent.
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T. J. V. OWEN.] [WM. F. OWEN. T. J. V. OWEN & BRO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
DEALERS IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Varnishes, Glass, Perfumery, Brushes and Ci- gars, Stationery, Printers' Stock,
Fancy Goods, etc.
SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
SPRINGFIELD, IL,
R. GOON & BROTT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES,
LEATHER AND FINDINGS, NORTH SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
SPRINGFIELD,
Keep constantly on hand hemlock and oak tan sole, skirting, har- ness and upper leather, French and American calf, Morocco and sheep skins, and shoemakers' findings. Also, a large supply of boots and shoes, of erery variety and style, which we will furnish as low and on terms as reasonable as any house in the west.
S. M. TINSLEY,
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, &C.,
Has on the yards a full stock of all kinds pine and poplar lumber, including boards, scantling, timbers, etc., etc. Also,
YELLOW PINE.
Also, a LARGE STOCK OF WARRANTED
PINE AND POPLAR SHINGLES AND LATHS.
Also a large stock doors and sash, barrel lime, cement, hair and stucco, which will be sold at the lowest cash prices.
Lumber yards on lot next (cast) First Presbyterian Church and near Chenery House, and on the lots east of Great Western Rail- road, near the Depot. S. M. T.
SPRINGFIELD, June, 1857.
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ADAM JOHNSON'S
MARBLE WORKS!
CORNER WASHINGTON AND SEVENTH STREETS,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL
I have the largest and best stock of Marble ever brought to Central Illinois, which I will dispose of
AT REDUCED PRICES. Those wishing to get MEMENTOS OF THEIR DEPARTED FRIENDS,
Monuments, Tombs, Mead Stones, and Cottage Monuments, of pure
CARRARA MARBLE
And the most chaste design-best styles executed in the very best manner and highly polished-are invited to examine
WORKMANSHIP AND PR
I am enabled with past success and increase of business to reduce my prices and make it to the advantage of those giving me a call.
Having made extensive arrangements in the East, I am prepared to furnish
MARBLE ANTARE
Of the latest and best styles and at every price, made to order, of Foreign, Domestic or Fancy Marbles, such as follows :- Carrara Stat- uary, Carrara Ordinary, Carrara Veined, Egyptian, or Black and Gold, Sienna, Levant, Brocatelle, Pyrenecs, Bardilla, and Lisbon,
FURNITURE MARBLE
In all its varieties, Center Table, Counter, Bureau, Sideboard and Washstand Tops.
PASTERY STONES AND ROLLERS, Also Parlor and Garden Statuary, Vases, Soda and Garden Founta.
JAMES H. FORCE, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN MATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
FANCY FURS, &C., ENTERPRISE BUILDINGS, SPRINGFIELD, ILL
The subscriber respectfully announces to the citizens of Springfield that he has greatly enlarged his
HAT, CAP AND FUR STORE,
and made it one of the most beautiful and attractive stores in the city, where he is able to offer the largest and most desirable stock of goods ever opened in the market, consisting of fur, silk, wool, Panama, Mar- icaibo, palm leaf, Rutland, Canton, Florence, Senette, Leghorn and children's fancy hats.
All who desire substantial and fashionable articles will give us a call.
Don't mistake the place, ENTERPRISE BUILDING.
ST. LOUIS RESTAURANT,
E. DOUL, Proprietor,
SOUTH SIDE ADAMS STREET, WEST SQUARE,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
All kinds of game, vegetables, oysters, and everything good to eat, can be had at this old established house.
Private parlor for parties.
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Peyton F. H., merchant, ws square, h es 7th, bt Market and Jackson.
PIERIK JOHN, (firm P. & Bro. ) blacksmith, h es 7th, bt Cook and Edwards.
PIERIK A., (firm P. & Bro.) blacksmith, h es 6th, bt Mason and Reynolds.
PIERIK WM., (firm P. & Bro.,) blacksmith, h es 7th, bt Cook and Edwards.
PIERIK & BROS., blacksmiths, es 6th, bt Adams and Monroe. (Sce adu.)
PHELPS C. C., cabinet-maker, ns Washington, bt 4th and 5th, h se cor Edwards and 3d. ( See adv.)
Phelps Mary, widow, h ss Market, west College.
PHEASANT DAVID, auctioneer, h ws 5th, bt Mason and Rey- nolds. ( See odv.)
Phillips M., carpenter, h ss Monroe, bt 13th and 14th.
Phillips John, physician, h ns Adams, near cor 8th, up stairs.
Philbrook Samuel, conductor St. L., A & C. R.R., h ns Jefferson, bt 1st and 2d.
Pilcher M., carpenter, h ns Gemini, bt 9th and 10th.
Pilcher Jeptha, carpenter. ns Gemini, bt 9th and 10th.
Pilkington James, tinner, bds ws 6th, bt Mason and Reynolds.
Pinckard Thos. S., foreman Journal office, h se cor Cancer and 5th. Piper Jobn O., h ns Mason, bt 11th and 19th.
Piper Mrs., widow, h ns Mason, bt 11th and 12th.
Piper Wm., clerk at Hammerslough's,
Planck J. C., grocer, 5th, bt Jeff'n and Mad'n, h Mason, bt 7th & 8th. Plitts Wash., painter, h es 10th, bt Jefferson and Madison.
Pollock Alex., teacher, bds es 9th, bt Edwards and Jackson.
Pond W., bds St. Nicholas Hotel,
Popple Samuel, miller, bds American Hotel.
Pope Eliza, widow, ne cor College and Monroe.
Porter Margaret, widow, h nw cor Jefferson and 7th.
Posey Aunt, (col. ) h ns Washington, near African Church.
Post Herbert, com'n merchant, bds ws 2d, bt Wright and Canedy. Post C. R., h ws 4th, bt Canedy and Scarritt.
Post Reuben, (firm Post & Bro. ) h nw cor College and Market. Powell E. H., carpenter, h nw cor 3d and Monroe.
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Powell Wm. H., superintendent publie instruction, bda St. Nicholas Hotel.
Powers Thomas, lab, h ss Monroe, bt 2d and 3d.
Pragel John, lab, h ss Carpenter, west Klein.
Pratt J., farmer, h ws 2d, bt Edwards and Cook.
Preira Antonia, blacksmith, h cor Jefferson and 13th.
Pride John. tailor.
Pride Lucy C., widow, h ns Madison, bt 8th and 9th.
PRIMM N. E., lawyer, (firm P. & Gibson, ) bds Chenery House. PRIM M & GIBSON, land agents, ns square, Telegraph Buildings. (See adv.)
Prickett D. Mrs., widow. h es 2d, bt Market and Jackson.
Pritchard J. F., printer, has Monroe, bt 13th and 14th.
PRIEST JOHN W., mayor city, h head Monroe, east part city. Proctor R., h ns Market, west Spring.
Quigley Hugh, D. D., pastor Catholic church.
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RAGSDALE THOMAS, (firm Hannon & R.) builder, h ne cor Monroe and 3d.
Raims John, saddler, h nw cor 3d and Monroe.
Ramstetter Henry, barkeeper, bds sw cor Jefferson and 5th.
Ranson Ann Mrs .. milliner, ss Adams, bt 4th and 5th.
Ransom --~ , lab, h ws 5th, south city.
Raps Wm., h ns Cancer, bt 8th and 9th.
Ray Thos., carpenter. h ss Gemini, bt 8th and 9th.
Ray Sarah, widow, h ss Gemini, bt 8th and 9th.
Raymon Henry, carpenter, h nw cor Edwards and Spring.
Rayburn Jas., tailor, ss square, h es Spring, near Jackson.
Reading E. H., clerk at Van Deusen's, bds Chenery House.
Reardon Michael. bds ws 2d, bt Carpenter and Reynolds.
Reed Geo., G. W, RR., bds Washington House,
REEVES & AYRES, merchants, ne cor 6th and Washington. ( See adv.)
REEVES ALFRED, merchant, h ss Mason, bt 8th and 9th.
Reeves Edward, harness-maker, bds es 6th. bt Madison and Mason. Reeves James, lab, h ws 4th, north Madison.
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REINBOLT & MARSCULTZ, store and tin dealers. ( See adp.) Reilly Hal .. freight agent, St. L., A. & C. RR., bds sy Jefferson, bt 3d and 4th.
Remann Mary, widow, h cor 8th and Market. Renne James, carpenter, h es 7th, bt Gemini and Cancer. Renschler Adam, lab, h ws 8th, bt Cancer and Gemini.
Renfro W. H., trader, bds National Hotel.
REPUBLICAN OFFICE, ns square, ( See adr.) Reynolds E., G. W. RR., bds National Hotel. Reynolds N. C , carpenter, h sw cor Edwards and Cook. Rhoades Mortimer, carpenter, bds no Monroe, ut 9th and 10th. Richardson ---- , clerk at G. W. RR., bds American House. Richardson -- , machinist, sw cor 4th and Market.
Richardson C., machinist, h wa 6th, bt Canedy and Scarritt. Richardson Henry H., boot and shoe dealer, ns Wash'n. bt 5th & 6th. Richardson Harriett, widow, h ss Washington, bt 14th and 15th. Richards -. conductor G. W. RR., bds Monroe, bt 12th and 13th. Richards O., conductor G. W. RR., bds Chenery House.
RICHARDS & SMITH, printera, Excelsior Job Office, ws square. (See adv.)
RICHARDS B. A., printer, h &s Washington, bt 11th and 12th. Richings Philip, city livery stable, sw cor Market and College. Rich John M., printer, bda ss Jefferson, bt 6th and 7th. RICKS PHILIP, dining-saloon, opposite St. L., A. & C. RR. Depot.
RICKS & HAIIN'S dining saloon. (See adv.) Ricks Henry, proprietor hotel onsite St. L. A. & C. R.R. Depot. Ridgely N. H., broker, we square, h sw cor Mason and 4th. Ridgely Charles, clerk, bds sw cor Mason and 4th, Ridgely R. M , clerk, h ns Washington, bt 11th and 12th. Ridgely Henry, clerk, bds American House. Rigg George, at Ross' saw mill, h es 13th, bt Wash'n and Jeffer'n. Riley Charles, grocer, ns Jefferson, ht 4th and 5th. Riley Alfred, carpenter, h ss Reynolds, bt 8th and 9th. Riley Thomas, grocer, ns Jefferson, bt 4th and 5th, Riley R., proprictur Kentucky House, ns Adams, bt 6th and 7th, Rinehart Wm., hostler, bds sw cor Jefferson and 3d. Rinehart Vred., gardener, h es 7th, bt Madison and Mason, Rinehart Samuel, harness-maker, bds es 6th, bt Madison and Mason.
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