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Duval Prior I., constable, res 260, Madi- son ave.
Duzan James, printer, res 132 e North.
Duzan William N., M. D., (Duzan and Parr,) res 250 n Tenn.
Dwight Giles, salesman, bds 51 e Ohio.
Dwyer Thomas, clerk Oriental Saloon, bds Pyle House.
Dye Byron E., at work's Mineral water factory, res 109 e Wash.
DYE JOHN T., ATTORNY AT LAW, Blackford's Building, cor Washington and Meridian, res 111 w South.
Dyer Miss Augusta, Music teacher Blind Asylum.
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Eaesenmon Joseph, laborer, res Madison ave., corporation line.
Eagle John H., foreman Journal office, res 142 n Alabama.
Early Peter, works rolling mill, res s Meridian, bet McCarthy and Merrill. Early P., U. S. service, res 178 s East. East Street House, H. Hahn, proprietor, s East.
Eavick Catharine, (wid.) res Bluff road. Ebert John, carpenter, shop 32 Ky ave., res 135 w South.
Eccles William, salesman, 26 and 28 w Washington, bds 71 n Tennessee.
Echols William, switchman I. P. and C.
R. R., res Wabash, bet Lib. and Noble. Eck Joseph, works at rolling mill, res 176 s Miss.
Eckhart William, clerk Moritz & Bros , bds Macy House.
Eddy Augustus, Post Chaplain, res 156 n Tennessee.
Eden Asa, brickmason, res 190 Va. ave. Eden Carleton, (Eden & Copeland,) res 86 Ohio.
EDEN & COPELAND. (Carlton Eden and Jesse Copeland,) CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, 27 e Market.
Edgar James, res 47 n Delaware.
Edmonds Wm., (V. K. Hendricks & Co.,) res 85 n Meridian.
Edmonson Mrs. Laura A., (wid. Joseph E.,) bds 64 Mass. ave.
Edmunds William, salesman, 76 w Wash., res 85 n Meridian.
Edwards Edward, Bicking House, 53 s Illinois.
Edwards John, Messenger Telegraph Of- fice.
Edwards Joseph F., (Ivens & Co.,) res 203 e St. Clair.
Edwards Lewis, clerk Bicking House.
Eerlking Frederic, laborer, res 73 Bluff road
Egan Patrick, night watchman Lafayette depot, res 8 Michigan road.
Egner Franz, (Egner & Woocher,) bds Union Hall.
EGNER & WOOCHER, (Franz Egner & Ferdinand Woocher,) DRUGGISTS, 85 w Washington.
Ehrensperger Frank, porter Mayhew & Co, res Vermont, bet East and N. J. Eiler Mrs. Margaret, (wid.) res 101 Peru railroad.
Elder Alex., clerk in P. O., res 98 n West. Elder Eli A., chief clerk P. O., res 98 n West.
ELDER, HARKNESS & BINGHAM, (John R. Elder, John Harkness and Joseph J. Bingham, ) PROPRIETORS OF INDIANA DAILY AND WEEKLY SENTINEL, 2 s Meridian.
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Elder John R., (Elder, Harkness & Bing ham,) res 78 n New Jersey.
Elder T. J., machinist Sinker & Vance, bds Knight's, e Georgia.
Elder William, res 118 n Alabama. Eldridge Jacob, Real Estate agent, over City Grocery, w Washington, res 50 s Mississippi.
Elff Frank, barber, res 175 s New Jersey. Ellenbergen Elias M., salesman, 2 Palmer House, bds Mason House.
Ellerby James, Veterinary Surgeon, office Wood & Foudray's livery stable, bds Pyle House.
Elliott Byron K., Attorney at Law, 24} e Washington, res 16 California.
Elliott W. J., County Recorder, Court house.
ELLIOTT CALVIN A., WHOLESALE LIQUORS, 32 s Meridian, res 76 n Ill. Elliott Jonathan, feed store, s East, res 31 n Noble ..
ELLIOTT JOHN F., AGENT SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE, res 48 e Wash. Elliott John H., barkeeper City Saloon, bds same.
Elliott Russel, bookkeeper, Boston Store, bds 126 n Pennsylvania.
Elliott Thomas B., dealer in flour and and produce, cor Ala. and R. R. track. Elliott William J., agent Penn. Central R. R., res 89 e Ohio.
Elliott Jonathan, (Elliott & Lucky,) res 29 n Noble.
ELLIOTT & LUCKY, (Jonathan Elliott and George Lucky,) FLOUR AND FEED DEALERS, 19 s East.
Ellms Cornelius, engineer, res 119 e Ga. Ellsworth Henry, attorney, res 88 n Me- ridian.
Elmer John, res 140 McCarthy.
Elmer J. W., receiving clerk T. H. R. R., res 140 McCarthy.
Elstrod Henry, machinist Cabinetmakers' Union, res 143 n Liberty.
Elvin W. G., fireman Belf. R. R., res 170 s Alabama.
Ely Alfred, carpenter, res w Indpls.
Ely Joseph W., carpenter, res n Tennes- see, out corporation.
Embree Norris J., clerk Wiggins & Chan- dler, bds 258 w Washington.
Emerich Nicholas, student at Bryant's Commercial College, bds Indiana ave. EMERSON BOSWELL B., CARPENTER, res 141 w Market. .
Emmenegger M., proprietor Union Hall, 111, 113, 115 and 117, e Washington, res same.
Emmerich Henry, (Emmerich & Reese,) res 91 w Washington.
Emmerich & Reese, (Henry Emmerich & Henry Reese,) groceries and provisions, 91 and 93 w Washington.
Emmitt Robert, laborer, res 7 e New York.
Emmitt William, bds Pyle House. Enger John, butcher, res 32 n Noble.
Enggoss H., clothing store and tailor shop, 183 e Washington, res same. English John, laborer, bds 23 e Georgia. English Joseph K., City Treasurer, office, Glenn's Block, res 113 n East. English King, res 113 n East.
English William, laborer Sinker & Vance, bds corner Georgia and Liberty.
Ennis Louis, butcher, res 223 n Noble. Ennis Philip, grocer, res 229 Mass. ave. Ennis William, cabinetmaker, res 225 n Noble.
Enos Benjamin V., builder, 82 n Del.
Enwall Benjamin, barkeeper Deitz & Davis, res 123 w Meridian.
Epperts John, salesman, 48 w Wash., bds Ohio House.
Ernest Frederic, Express driver, res 23 Union.
Essike August, (A. & R. Essike,) bds at Union House, cor Illinos and South.
Essike Richard, (A. & R. Essike, ) res 24 s Illinois.
Essike A. & R., (August Essike and Rich- ard Essike,) butchers, 122 s Illinois. Espy Mrs. Margaret F., res 85 s Tenn.
Estes John, carpenter, res cor Pratt and . Mississippi.
Etehman Zedick, peddler, res 37 Spring. Etsler Lloyd, wagonmaker, res 150 n East.
Eudaly Elisha, res 113 n Tenn.
Eudaly William H., teamster, res cor Fletcher's ave. and Huron.
Eurich John, (Eurich & Schaffer,) res s Illinois.
Eurich Joseph, stone cutter.
EURICH & SCHAFFER, (John Eurich and Cornelius Schaffer, ) ST. NICHO- LAS SALOON, 7 n Illinois.
Evans G. F., (I. P. Evans & Co.,) bds at Macy House.
Evans I. P., (I. P. Evans & Co.,) bds at Macy House.
Evans & Co., (I. P. Evans and G. F. Evans,) Capital Flouring Mills, cor Market and Missouri.
Evans John, shoemaker, res 65 w South. Evans Mrs. Lucinda, (wid.,) res 112 Vir- ginia ave.
Evans Rev. Thomas, United Brethren, res 27 n Liberty.
Evans Wallace, carpenter, res National road, e Pogue's run.
Evertt Richard, works at rolling mill, res 37 s Illinois.
Evert Samuel, carpenter, res 92 w Meri- dian.
Ewell Peter, cigarmaker, res 68 n Noble.
EWING DAVID, M. D., (J. & D. Ewing,) bds Palmer House.
EWING JACOB, M. D., (J. & D. Ewing,) bds 44 n Pennsylvania.
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EWING J. & D., (Jacob Ewing and David Ewing,) PHYSICIANS AND SUR- GEONS, 18 Vir. ave.
EXPRESS COMPANIES: Adams, 12 e Wash; American, s e cor Wash. and Meridian; United States, s e cor Wash. and Meridian.
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Fack Herman F., stone cutter, res 86 w Ohio.
Fagan Geo. W., clerk, City Hotel.
Fahle Henry, works Washington foundry, res 56 e South.
Fahnestock Obed, res 42 w Maryland. Fahnestock Dr. Samuel, physician and surgeon, res 115 n Ala.
Fahrion Christian, cabinet maker, res Mich., bet Liberty and Noble.
Fahrback Philip, plasterer, res 20 Gar- den.
Fahrback Philip, bricklayer, res 42 w South.
Fairback Andrew, plasterer, res 148 s N. Jersey.
Falling Frederick, clerk, res 125 South. Fanning Fergus, laborer, res 39 w St. Clair.
Fanning Frank, laborer, res 184 Ala.
Fant Wm. O., saddler, 34 w Wash., bds 168 n N. Jersey.
Farion George, grocery, res 288 Ind. ave. Farley Richard, laborer, res near city Hospital.
Farley Thomas, sawmaker, Sheffield works, bds Spencer House.
Farmer Jerome B., clerk, res 280 Madi- son ave.
Farman Frank, stone cutter, bds Beck's. Farnsworth Charles O., salesman, bds Patterson House.
Farrell Mrs. C. J., dressmaker, 39 n Penn. Farrell John, clerk, P. O., res Davidson, bet N. York and Ver.
Farries Mrs. Mary E., (wid) res e Mar- ket.
Farris Wm., tailor, 86 e Wash., bds Far- mers Hotel.
Farry James, messenger, Adams express, res 68 w Vermont.
Fassol Eli, clerk, 48 e Wash., bds Ind. ave.
Fatout Joshua L., carpenter, res 85 Ind. ave.
Fatout Moses K., carpenter, res 85 Ind. ave.
Fatout J. L. & M. K., (Joshua L. Fatout and Moses K. Fatout, ) carpenters and builders, 109 Ind. ave.
Fawcett Alpheus H., machinest, bds 258 w Wash.
Faulkner Isaac B., agent for Wm. Sheets, res 26 s Meridian.
Feager Louis, express driver, bds 26 n Del.
Feald Goodheart, saloon, e Wash., res same.
Feary Henry, printer, res 154 e North. Feary Jeremiah E., carpenter, res 154 e North.
Featherston Wm. E., auction and commis- sion house, 78 e Wash., res 115 Mass. ave.
Feck Fred., stone cutter, res 68 w Ohio. Fedrick, Hide & Co., butchers, 73 e Wash. FEG R., PROPRIETOR EXCELSIOR SALOON, 85 e Wash. See card.
Feil John, grocer, 50 Bluff road, res same. Feild D. H., mail agent, Jeff. R. R., bds Oriental House.
Feldtbusch John, laborer, res 83 David- son.
Feller George, watchmaker, 84 e Wash., res 172 n Tenn.
Feltmann Henry A., shoemaker, bds 330 s Del.
Fendler Nicholas, varnisher, res 7 Wil- lard.
Fenton Frank, sawmaker, bds Ray House, s Del.
FERGUSON CHAS. A., WATCHMA- KER AND JEWELER, 7 w Wash.
Ferguson Edward H., bricklayer, res 96 n Meridian.
FERGUSON KILBY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, off. 4 n Penn., res cor McCarthy and East.
FERGUSON KILBY, BANKER, 2 n Penn., res s e cor McCarthy and East. Ferguson James E., pork packer, res 28 n Meridian.
Ferguson John A., clerk, res 25 e Geor- gia,
Ferguson Rezin, cutter Dessar & Bro's, res 131 n Meridian.
Ferber August, butcher, res w Indiana- polis.
Ferguson Jerry, student at Purdy's com- mercial college.
Ferguson Wm., salesman, 26 and 28 w Wash., bds Macy House.
Ferling George, barber, res 196 Md.
Ferree Cornelia M., res 138 e Ohio.
Ferree Jerry D., printer, bds 138 e Ohio. Ferrel Benj., laborer, bds 66 n Tenn.
Ferreton Maurice, school teacher, res 76 Bluff road.
Ferris Mrs. Mary, bds 103 w South.
Ferris Wm., tailor, bds Farmers Hotel. Ferriton Patrick, laborer, res 35 s Liberty. Ferry James, messenger, T. H. & R. R., res 68 w Ver.
Forsha Wm., blacksmith, res 168 s N. Jersey.
Fertig Frank, painter, res 41 w South.
Ferriten Maurice, prof. of mathematics, res 76 Bluff road.
Fetrole Alex., carpenter, res 74 s East.
Fette George, tailor, res Duncan bet Del. and Ala.
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Fetherling Samuel, laborer, res 188 Mass. ave. .
Fetherling Wm., laborer, res 146 Mass. ave.
Fetty Charles, finisher in Washington foundry, res 154 Ala.
Feuti Mrs. Margaret, ( wid) Wabash, e of East.
Feuiter Thomas, contractor, res 3 Bates. Fey John, teamster, res 153 n Liberty.
Fichner Goalip, laborer, res s West.
Fiffle Abraham, butcher, bds 7 e North. Fikes Peter, teamster, res 53 Madison ave. Filbaum Wm., engineer, res 162 n Miss.
Fill John, grocer, 50 Bluff road.
Fillback John, laborer, res 289 s East.
Fin John, laborer, res 147 s Del.
Finister James, laborer, res 196 s Del.
Fink Mrs. Mary, res 31 e McCarthy.
Finley Henry B., wagon maker, bds Cal- ifornia House, 136 s Ill.
Finley Sarah, (wid,) res w Market.
Fiply Abraham, U. S. service, bds Mrs. Skelly, s Del.
Finlley Valentine, plasterer, res n Ala.
Finn John, cooper, res 14 Union.
Finter Fredrick, baker, 77 Ft. Wayne ave. Res same.
Fischer Charles, cooper, res 37 Spring.
Fiscus Andrew J., brickmason, res Ver. -bet Liberty and Noble.
Fiscus Thomas W., brickmason, res 5 Chatham.
Fiscus William W., copper lightning rod dealer, res 155 E. New York.
Fish Elizabeth, (wid of William Fish,) dress maker, res 116 n Miss.
Fish James H., patent medicines, 18 s Ill. Fish John L., real estate agt., res 159 n Penn.
Fish Oliva M., (Seargent & Fish,) 36 e Wash.
Fish S. William, printer, Journal office, bds Macy House.
FISHBACK JOHN, DEALER IN HIDES, OILS AND LEATHER, 30 cor Meri- dian and Md., res 49 s Meridian.
Fishback Mrs. Mary, (wid. Dr. Charles F.,) res e New York.
Fishback William P., (Harrison & Fish- back,) res 91 n Meridean.
Fisher Adam, laborer, res. 54 Bluff road. Fisher Andrew, salesman, G. F. Adams, res 82 e Market.
Fisher Benedict, barber, cor Ill. and Louisiana, res 149 s Miss.
Fisher Charles, justice of peace, 4 Yon's block, res 16 w North.
Fisher Charles, tailor, res opp east end Central engine house.
Fisher Chris., hostler, Delzell & Tood, bds National saloon.
Fisher Edward, barber, res 2 s Benton.
Fisher George, shoemaker, res 79 Ft. Wayne ave.
Fisher Jesse, railroader, res 32 e Ga.
Fisher Martin, shoemaker, res 56 Bluff road.
Fisher Martin, shoemaker, res 126 s Me- ridian.
Fisher William, hostler, Delzell & Todd, res. cor Alabama and Washington.
Fisher William J. shoemaker, bds Pea- ridge House.
Fisher Wilson, laborer, res 72 w Mich. Fisk Hiram, blacksmith, res 207 n Noble. Fiske William, clerk at Emmerich & Reese, bds 91 w Washington.
Fisto George, auctioneer, bds 61 Mass ave. Fitch William, cabinet-maker, res 240 w Washington.
Fitchey Michael G., carpenter, res 115 w Maryland.
Fitzgerreld John, tinner, res 327 s Del. Fitzgerreld John, laborer, bds Peru R. R., bet Ohio and New York.
Fitzgerald William, laborer, res 208 s Delaware.
Fitz Hug Robert Porter, clerk, New York Store, bds Spencer House.
Flaig Matthew V., carpenter, bds 30 Ky. avenue.
Fleager Edward, butcher, bds 26 n Del. Fleager George, res 26 n Delaware.
Fleitz Charles, blacksmith, res 101 Bluff road.
Fleehart E. W., carpenter, bds 72 's Ill. Flemming David, laborer, res 100 s Noble. Flemming Peter, drayman, res 44 Bates House.
Fleming Geo. H., clerk, post head-quarters. Fletcher Calvin, Jr., res Plum, bet St. Clair and Cherry.
FLETCHER CALVIN, SR., (Fletcher & Sharpe. ) PRESIDENT OF INDIANAP- OLIS BRANCH BANKING CO., res out-side corporation, continuation of n Pennsylvania.
Fletcher David, woodhauler, res 204 s Del. Fletcher Mrs. Elizabeth, ( wid.) res 330 s Delaware.
Fletcher Ingram, Assistant Teller, Fletch- er & Sharpe's bank, res. 187 n Penn.
Fletcher Horace A., bds Bates House.
Fletcher Stephen A., teller Fletcher's bank, res 187 Virginia ave.
Fletcher S. A., banker, 30 e Washington, res 88 E Ohio.
Fletcher Stoughton A., Jr., banker, res 187 Virginia ave.
Fletcher Dr. Wm. B., res 77 n Delaware. Fletcher Zachariah, cabinet maker, res 64 w Vermont.
FLETCHER & SHARPE, INDIANAP- OLIS BRANCH BANKING CO., s w cor Pennsylvania and Washington, (Calvin Fletcher, Thos. H. Sharpe.) Flinn Byron K., porter, Munson & Johns. Flinn Byron P., laborer, res. Wabash bet New Jersey and East.
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Flinn Johannah, (wid.) res 232 Madison avenue.
Flinn Terrance, works at rolling mill, bds 188 s Tennessee.
Flint Isaac H., night watchman City Hos- pital.
Flowers Charles T., clerk, cor Maryland and Del., bds 113 Mass. ave.
Flowers Jemima, (wid. Aaron Flowers,)
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washes and sews, res 201 Ind. ave.
Flowers Samuel, carpenter, res 146 cor West and Market.
Fogle cabinet maker, res. e Mar- ket.
Fogle Samuel, rag dealer, 174 e Wash. Fogerty John, laborer, res 44 Bates.
Fogflax John, res 172 n Noble.
Foley James, waiter, Littles Hotel.
Foley Murty, laborer, res 208 s Delaware.
Foley Patrick, switchman, I. & C. R. R., res 78 e Louisiana.
Foley Patrick, laborer, res 64 Bright.
Foley Timothy, laborer, res Mich. road.
Folty Howard M., salesman, res 115 n Alabama.
Foltz Fredrick, res 113 n Alabama,
Foos Thomas J., baker, res 82 n Miss.
Foot Jeremiah, Dairyman, res 10 e Mich. Forbes Matthew, engineer, res 67 Spring.
Ford Fletcher, brickmason, res 182 e New York.
Ford Henry, works for Murphy & Holli- day, res 113 w Michigan,
Ford John, grain buyer, res 23 w Michi- gan.
Ford William, barber, Oriental House, bds same.
Forshee George W., blacksmith, res 93 Mass. ave.
Fonoter Alfred, machinist, res 115 e South.
Forsyth William, shipping clerk in Arse- nal, res 28 Ind. ave.
Forlking Frederick, night watch, Belle Fontaine depot, res. 253 s Penn.
Foster Benj. F., pastor 1st Universalist church, res 148 n Ill.
Foster George T., miller, res 95 w Market. Foster Wm., clerk, Empire saloon, res same.
Foster Wm. J., carpenter, res 116 n East. Foster Capt. Thomas F., U. S. subsistence depot, w Md.
Foster Wm. R., steward, deaf and dumb asylum, res same.
res Foudry John E., (Wood & Foudry,) 109 n N. Jersey.
Foust Eliza J., (wid. Daniel Foust,) res 85 n Ill.
Fowler James P., feed store, s East, res 260 e Wash.
Fox Joseph, barkeeper, Union Hall.
Fox Solomon, salesman at Myer's cloth- ing store.
Foy Owen, engineer, res 54 s Benton.
Frailey Joseph baggage master, Ind. Cent. R. R., res 131 Ala.
Francis Wm., baggage master, res 100 Bates.
Franco Alexander, bds 5 n Meridian.
Frank Henry, (Spiegel, Thoms & Co., ) res 180 e Ver.
Frank James, teacher in German Catho- lic school, res Wash., bet Liberty and Noble.
Frank J. J., laborer, res 109 South.
Frank Samuel, salesman, 2 Bates House. bds Macy House.
Frank Anthony, works at Union depot, res 60 Union.
FRANKEM ISAAC L., WHOLESALE DEALER IN STOVES, 49 and 51 e Wash., res 155 n Ill.
Frankem Jonathan, tin and stove ware, Vir. ave., res 155 n Ill.
Frankem Jonathan, sen. clerk, res 155 n Ill.
Frankinstien Frank, barber, under Ma- son House, res s Del.
Frankinstien George, barber.
Franklin Wm., (col) barber, Yohn's block, res 126 w Ohio.
Fraunsman Adam, salesman, bds 124 e Market.
Franz Peter, pump maker, res 122 n Noble.
Frary John C., printer, bds n Penn., at Mr. Jackson's.
Fraur Adolph, turner, res cor Liberty and Vermont.
Frauer Emanuel, German drug store, 185 e Wash., res same.
Frauer Gustave, turner, cor Wash., and East.
Frazee Samuel E., cashier, P. O., res 104 n Ill.
Frazier Frank, pumpmaker, res 53 s Benton.
Frazier John H., carpenter and joiner, res 22 Laukabee.
Frazer Wm., bridge builder, res 114 n Mo.
Frech Henry, laborer, res w Indianapolis. Frederick Godferry, works rolling mill, Frederick John, works 82 w Wash., res Davidson.
Fredwill John, currier, res 46 n Noble. Freeman Nelson B., salesman, res 102 e N. York.
Freese Charles, (Freese and Kropf,) bds Union Hall.
FREESE & KROPF, (Charles Freese and Gustave Kropf,) HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, 11 w Wash.
French C. J., watchmaker, 37 w Washı., res country.
French John M., clerk, Adams express Co., bds Spencer House.
French Wm. M., teacher, deaf and dumb asylum, res same.
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Frenzel John P., proprietor Kansas sa- loon, 85 s Ill., res same.
Freshour Casper, stone mason, res 146 s N. Jersey.
Fretz Daniel, miller, Ætna mills, bds 250 w Wash.
Freysleben Gustave, Capt. Co. A., 44th Ill. vol., res 147 n Liberty.
Frick Henry, works 6 Bates House, res w Indianapolis.
Frick Philip, tinner, res 144 e Market.
Fricke Rev. Charles, Ger. Luth., res 13 n East.
Fricke John, Ist clerk Farmers Hotel bds sanie.
Friday Michael, varnisher, res 167 Mich.
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Friedgan Cornelius, shoe and boot ma- ker, 206 e Wash., res 113 e Market.
Frink E. O., dentist, 4 Yohn's block, bds 218 n Penn.
· Frink S. C., dentist, 4 Yohn's block, res 118 n Penn.
Frisby Hamlin F., machinest, res 46 s Noble.
Frisbie Hopkins H., book-keeper, 20 s Meridian, bds 112 n Miss.
Fritz Joseph, tanner, res 12 w McCarthy. Froesderf Frederick, works in slaughter house, res Patterson.
Fromholt Peter, coppersmith, res 89 Bluff road.
Frommire Henry, clerk in china store, res 76 n Miss.
Frost Charles, (Frost & Shane,) cor Georgia and Ill.
Frost Nicholas, laborer, res s Ill., near Pogues run.
FROST JAMES M., PATENT MEDI- CINE DEPOT, 95 e Wash., res 150 n Penn.
Frost & Shane, (Charles Frost and James Shane,) show tent, cor Georgia and Ill.
Frour Albert, cabinet maker, res 25 n Ala.
Fry Albert, (col) hostler, res 76 on alley, bet Mich. and Ver.
Fry Wm. H., Jun., (Pomroy, Fry & Co .; ) bds Bates House.
Fry Miss Rebecca, boarding house, 122 n Il1.
Frybarger Frank A., clerk, Adams ex- press, bds S. Beck's.
Frybarger Maj. W. W., 1st Ind. artillery, bds Palmer House.
Fugate James . L., clerk, J. H. Vajen, res 37 n N. Jersey.
Fuller Ralph, (col) cook, Pearl saloon, res same.
Fullerton Joseph E., res 117 w Md.
Fullmer Charles, engineer, bds 45 Lou. Fullwider John, laborer, bds 228 n Ala. Fulton Felix M., cabinet maker, res 120 n N. Jersey.
Fulton James, brakeman, Central R. R.' res 34 e Lou.
Fulton John, millwright, res 190 e Wash., up stairs.
Fuqua Elizabeth D., (wid. Andy W. Fu- qua,) res 194 w Wash., up stairs.
Furguson John A., salesman, W. J. Hol- liday & Co.
Furguson Leander A., clerk, bds 21 Ind. ave.
Fussle Edward, clerk, blind asylum.
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Gabe Wm. A., printer, rooms over 9 w Wash.
Gabert Frederick, laborer, res 96 Union. Gable Lewis, U. S. service, res Hosbrook. Gahm John, grocery, res 151 Ind. ave.
Games Franklin, clerk, Week's grocery, res n Tenn.
Gaivet Samuel, huckster, res 30 Buch- anan.
Gale John, laborer, res 43 e Md. .
Galigan Mary, (wid. Michael' Galigan, )
Galivan Mrs. Honora, (wid ) res 77 e Market.
Gall Dr. A. D., brigade surgeon, U. S. A., res 36 n N. Jersey.
Gall John, finisher, res 38 s Ill.
Gallagher Frank, porter, Adams express, res near rolling mill.
Gallagher Francis, laborer, res 44 Mass. ave.
Gallatin Albert, ( col ) white washer, res 136 n Missouri.
Galloway Harvey, hostler, Hinesly's sta- ble, bds E. Knight's.
Galligan Patrick, works at rolling mill, bds Willard, near rolling mill.
Gallivin Michael, watchman, res 25 Henry.
Galloway John, bar tender, Magnolia saloon, res 36 n Ill.
Gallup Edward P., (W. P. & E. P. Gal- lup, ) bds Bates House.
Gallup Wm. P., (W. P. & E. P. Gallup, ) bds Bates Housse.
W. P. & E. P. Gallup, (Wm. P. Gallup & Edward P. Gallup,) commission mer- chants, 74 w Wash.
Galvin A., bds Littles Hotel.
Gardner Conrad, (Gardner & Harbert,) res 155 n Miss.
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