Lovell's Canadian Dominion directory for... : containing names of professional and business men, and other inhabitants in the cities,towns and villages, throughout the provinces of..., 1 janvier 1871, Canadian Dominion Directory - Ontario - ABE-CEN

[" LOVELL\u2019S CANADIAN DOMINION DIRECTORY For 1870-71.ABREVIATIONS USED IN THB ALPIABETICAL DIRECTORIES OF CITIES, TOWNS, &C.:\u2014ab above; av avenue; bds boards; bet between ; oh church; cor corner; G.T.R.Orand Trunk Railway; G.W.R.Great Western Railway; h house; J.P.Justice of ihe Peace ; epposite ; r rear ; R.catholic Roman catholic; eq square; wid widow.The names in CAPITALS are those of Advertisers and Subscribers.In Cities and Towne, where av, lane, or eq does not follow the residence, street is to be understood ; for example, Lovell John, 23 &.Nicholas, means 28 St.Nicholas street.n near; opp Owing to the non-receipt of proofs, or returns from Agents, a few places are omitted in their alphabetical order, but they will be found at the ond of cach Province.As many places are known by more than one name, and as great pains have been taken to ascertain and give these a reference to the GENERAL INDEX is specially recommended.This will prevent the least delay in finding any place in the work.: PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.BERARDER \u2014A village in the township of Plympton, county of Lambton.The principal business of the village is in cordwood and hops.Distant from Camlachie, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, from London 60 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Adams Robert, cabinetmaker Bell Thomas, waggonmaker Brown John, farmer Caper James, farmer Carons James, farmer Carrus R., tailor Carter Daniel, farmer Cornell S.A.) teacher Greatas Angus, farmer Hamilton Alexander, framer Hamilton John, carpenter Hamilton John, farmer Harvey Joseph, cattle dealer King Thomas, section foreman G.T.R.Lowrie James, farmer Lowrie William, farmer McBean D., pestmaster, storekeeper McKinlay Donald, farmer McKinlay Finlay, assessor May Richard, butcher Pursell Duncan, farmer Scotti rev.T.G., Primitive methodist Simpson John, shuemalker Switzer John S., farmer Symington William, blacksmith Taylor Archibald, farmer Watson Archibald, farmer West Stephen, carpenter Williamson Finlay, farmer + ABERFOYLE\u2014A small village in the township of l'uslineh, county of Wellington.It contains a grist mill,\u2019 n town hall and a Canada l\u2019resbyterian chureh.Distant {rom Guelph, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, fare 250.; from prison A Wiles, vin Dundas, fare $1, Sronto55 miles.i \u2019op- ulution about 150, es: Mull dally.Pop Anglo American hotel ert Flewi opinion tel, Robert Fleming, rchibnld John, weav Bell Williaw, fufmor Black J.ohn, farmer Black William, farmer Casseen Martin, farmer Olark John, millman Cockburn C.G., farmer Couzens C., shoemaker Culkin Thomas, blacksmith Falconbridge Blair, clerk Falconbridge Samuel, postmaster, township treasurer, merchant Fleming Robert, proprietor Anglo American hotel Grant Joseph, secretary and treasurer Puslinch A.S.Hammersley John, J.P.Hanning George, blacksmith Ingram Thomas, bailiff Johnston Robert T., town clerk, farmer Johnstone Bayne, proprietor Queen's Arms hotel Little Robert, carpenter Little Thomas, laborer McBeath Malcolm, farmer McGibbon Peter, blacksmith McIntyre Allen, blacksmith, waggon- maker McIntyre Carmel, waggonmaker Melntosh James, tailor McKenzie K., J.P., farmer McLean George, grist mill owner McLean James, general store McLeod Alexander, shoemaker McLeod Robert, shoemaker Mahon Peter, farmer Murray George, bar tender Miller William, huckster Queen's Arms hotel, Bayne Johnstone, proprietor Ross William, miller Smith Alexander, J.P., secretary Iusu- rance Co, Smith John, farmer Todd William M, farmer Vivian William, pedlar Wagner John, hostler Watson Alexander, blacksmith Weir Adam \u2019 ABINGDON-\u2014A village in the township of Caistor, county of Lincoln, being, for electoral purposes, in the county of Monck.Distant m Winona, a station of the Great Western railway, 12 miles, fare 760.: from llamilton 19 miles, from St Catharines 28 miles.Mail daily.Population about 250.Book Israel D., mill owner and lumber merchant 14 Cobby James, blacksmith Corman John, farmer Corman Philip Cosby Robert, councillor Green John W., farmer Jackson John, sewing machine agent Jackson William, carpenter Johnson Jeremiah, mill owner, grocer and lumber merchant Jones rev.E., Episcopal methodist Kennigan D., & Sons, farmers Kerr Jacob, J.P.Kerr James, farmer Lavery & Robinson, contractors and builders : McCarter major James McCarter sergeant John, farmer McIntosh John, buiider an® carpenter McKingell William carpenter and farmer Miller James, school teacher Miller John, merchant Nipingburgh David.boots and shoes Parke James, J.P., dealer and farmer PEARSON \"THOMAS, postmaster, clerk 6th Division court, commissioner in B.R.real estate valuator and general agent Shepherd John, J.P.Snyder E.F., councillor Springstead Isaac, school teacher Springstead Jacob, shingle factory Tweedle Bernard, farmer and Stock breeder ?ABOYNE\u2014A small village on the Grand river, township of Nichol, county of Wellington.It is about half way be-< tween Elora and Fergus.Thereis a grist and oatmeal mill, fax mill and tannery in the village.Distant from Guelph 14 miles.Population about 70.Algie James, mason and weaver Berwick Thomas, laborer Brennan Richard, laborer Daulton E., laborer Deacon Joseph, miller Foley John, carpenter and millwright Foley Patrick, teamster Griffin Michael, teamster Henneberry & Co., proprietors Aboyne mills Henneberry James, of Henneberry & Co.* The post office is at Elora. AcT-AnD DOMINION 162 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE or Mcllroy James, flax dresser McPartland Daniel, flax dresser Mennie John, farmer Mennie Peter, tannery Moody Joseph, tanner Moore John, hotelkeeper, millwright Sibley Richard, miller Thompson William, M.D.Young Robert, miller ACTON WEST\u2014A village in the township of Bsquesing, county of Halton.A large quantity of wheat is purchased here, \u2018There is a considerable manufacture of flour, lumber and leather.It is a station of the Grand Trunk railway.Montreai Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Guelph 12 miles, from Weston 27 miles, from Toronto 36 miles.Mail daily.Population about 700.Adams Ransom, capitalist Agnew Robert, hotelkeeper Ahern John, hotelkeeper Baird H.A., dentist Bairdmore G.L., tanner Bell James, limeburner Bilton \u2014, of Sharp & Co.Brown James, shinglemaker Burrows Jeremiah, shoe store Cameron Hugh, carpenter Cameron John, carpenter Cameron rev.Lachlan, Presbyterian Campbell James, hotelkeeper Coats J.B., cooper Cook rev.R.B., Baptist Dempsey Mrs.Elizabeth, dressmaker Dixon Adan, tailor « Easton Thomas, waggonmaker Ebbadge Thomas, grocer Fernley Joseph, butcher Fraser James, bailiff Freeman A.H., & Co., druggists Fulljames Thomas, carpenter Grant Alexander, shoemaker Grant William, waggonmaker Hamilton Richard, carpenter Hannah John, baker Hayes Robert, hop grower Hewer John, tanner Hill \u20ac.T., grocer Hume Thomas, councillor Jones George, station agent G.T.R.Lightheart J ohn, cooper Little Robert, school teacher Livingstone Daniel, carpenter Tozier Oliver, plasterer McGarvin Nelson, M.D, of A.H.Freeman & Co.McKee John, grocer 2.McNaugnton John, township reeve Malloney David, shoemaker Mann Hugh, hop grower Marshall Miss Margaret, dressmaker Marshall Thomas, shoemaker MATTHEWS JAMES, postmaster, agent Montreal Telegraph Co., clerk Division court, commissioner in Queen's bench, insurance agent, &c.Meredith Charles, storekeeper Milburn Thomas drusgist MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Jas.Matthews, agent Moore Brothers, shingle and stave factor Moors Edward, of Moore.Brothers Moore James, of Moore Brothers Moore John, of Moore Brothers Morrow Robert, M.D.Nicklin B.& E., grist miil Nicklin Benjamin, of B.& E.Nicklin Nicklin Edward, of B.& E.Nicklin Ryder James blacksmith Secord Mrs.$.A, storekeeper Sharp William, of William harp & Co.Sharp William, & Co., saw mill Smith C.S., planing mill Snyder Eli, carpenter Sparling William, blacksmith Speight John, waggonmaker Speight Michael, blacksmith Stevenson William, ploughmaker Stone Richard, tanner Storey William H., glove and mitt manufacturer Symon C.& J., storekeepors Symon Charles, of C.& J, Symon Symon James, of C.& J.Symon Thurtell Miss Mary, school teacher Tolton Edward, of G.& E.Tolton Tolton G.& E., grist mill Tolton George, of G.& Ii.Tolton VanAllen Charles, tailor \u2018Warren John, councillor Weiger Charles, blacksmith Willis \u2014, of William Sharp & Co.* ADAMES CORNERS\u2014A small village in the township of 1Lope, county of Durham.Distant from Campbell\u2019s Crossing, a station of the Midland railway, 1 mile, fare 5c.; from l\u2019errytown 1 mile, from Port Hope 10 miles.Population about 80.Adams Mrs.Mary Ann, wid John Callander John, laborer Cunningham Thomas, sawyer Delay George, blacksmith Ellison William, blacksmith Glover John, shoemaker Grey James, mill owner Johnson John, laborer Linsay James, laborer Lucas John W., waggonmaker Martin Samuel, laborer Seaton William, farmer Theobald Edward, innkeeper Thompson William, cooper Thorndeck Robert, sawyer Zealand John, grocer Zealand William {ADAMS MILLS\u2014A small village in the township of Edwardsburg, county of Grenville.Considerable business is done here in the manufacture of lumber, shingles, flour, feed and oatmeal, Distant from Spencerville, a station of the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, ¢ miles, fare 50c.; from Edwardsburg, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles, fare #1; from Brockville 25 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 150.Adams Alexander, cooper, tarmer Adams Alfred, farmer Adams Daniel, farmer Adams Edward, farmer Adams Edwin.blacksmith ADAMS JOSIAH, saw mill and general dealer Adams Levi; saw and grist mills Anderson Miss L., milliner Barkley Alexander, blacksmith Caswell Stephen, harnessmaker Condell Mrs.Eliza, wid W.T., cabinetmaker Cook Abel, carpenter, shingle mill Cook George, sawyer Cook James, carpenter Cook Samuel, miller Cook William, laborer Davidson Abraham, dairyman Davidson James, mason Davidson John, mason Dinnrodi W.E., saw mill Gamble Mrs.Mary, wid John Gamble William John, house carpenter GILLESPIE JAMES, general store and potash dealer Gillespie John, miller Gould Edwin, laborer Imrie James, farmer # Tho post office i8 at Perrytown.+The post office is called Ventnor.Imrie J ghn, mason, eddy James, on, boots a Lockerbie Matthew, blackemith shoes MoAULEY JOHN, saw mill and gene- M De gai Al d cDouga exander, cabinet = MeFadden Hiram, builder maker McGeery James, miller Melver John, laborer Murdoch Thomas, laborer Park Henry, turner Park James, blacksmith Park John, mason Snyder Benson, flour and oatmeal mili Stitt James, carringemaker Wallace Miss Sarah, milliner ADARE\u2014A villago on the London and Clinton gravel rond, township of MoGillivray, county of Middlesex.Distant from Luoan, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, fare 26c.; from Ireland 4 milos, from London 22 miles.Mail daily.Population about 160.Aikens George, farmer Aikens James, farmer Barry John, farmer Beaker Andrew, farmer Berry Lawrence, farmer Brown Andrew, farmer Cain John, innkeeper Cann Lewis, farmer Cann William, farmer Colby Robert, farmer @Bartain Michael, farmer Danncey Aaron, farmer Drummond William, farmer Glavin Edward, farmer Glavin John, farmer Glavin Michael, farmer Grimdy Thomas, farmer Hodgins Joseph, blacksmith Jones Edward, farmer Kilgallin Patrick, innkeeper Laughlin John, farmer Lavett Mrs.Agnes, wid H., postmistress Lewis James, farmer Lewis John, farmer Lewis Joseph, farmer Lewis W., blacksmith McNamee Robert, bootmaker McPhillips Patrick, farmer Maguire Fergusson, farmer Maguire Joseph, J.P., farmer Maguire William H., carpenter Miller Hiram, farmer Miller Jacob, farmer Murdy John, jun., farmer Murdy John, sen, farmer Neil James, farmer Neil Richard, farmer Neil William, farmer Oak Hugh, farmer Oak James, farmer Robins W., farmer Simpson John, farmer Simpson Joseph, farmer Shoebottom William, storckeeper Smith William, farmer Thomson James, carpenter Wilkin William, innkeeper ADDISON\u2014A village in the township of Elizabethtown, county of Leeds.Distant from Bellamy, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 7 miles, from Brockville 12 miles.Mail daily.Populution about 150, Addison house, George M.Alguire, proprietor Alguire George M., proprietor Addison house Arnold Morton, carpenter Baker John Booth Andrew, laborer Boyce George Ww, farmer = > ot ONTARIO.] Yross Moses, laborer Rasvards George Ww, M.D {etchum John, fa .Fetes Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Reuben Lewis Charles Henry, cler ot LEWIS COLEMAN, postmaster, po ash manufacturer, farmer and dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, provisions is Ira Lewis Wellington, farmer McKinn Robert, luborer McVagh Kilborn, blacksmith Parish Arza, shoemaker Poolah Joseph, laborer Stewart Hiram, waggonmaker Stowell Cyrenius, farmer Taplin Augustus, farmer Wiltse Ezra, carpenter \u2014A village on the London ADPLA TS rave rond, township of Adelaide, county of Middlesex.There is a good steam flour mill in the village Distant from Strathrey, a station of the Sas bah Cs ern rom sy VEUT on Sani 85 miles, fare $2.75; from Park Hill 14 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.: Abernethy James, shoemaker Austin Edward, carpenter Austin William, carpenter Barrett Richard, farmer Barron John, engineer Brent William, farmer Brock George, farmer Brown John H., farmer \u2019allachan Torrence, farmer Campbell James, laborer Glelford William, farmer Cuddy Thomas, J.P., farmer Donaldson rev.James, Presbyterian Donley Samuel, laborer Donnelly Samuel, laborer Douglass James, mason Downer T., farmer Enright John, laborer l'itzpatrick James, tailor Forsyth Mrs.Annie, wid Alexander Forsyth Robert, farmer Freele James, shoemaker Gale Robert, farmer George John, farmer Glover William, laborer Hamilton James, farmer Hamilton John, innkeeper Hanna John, municipal treasurer Harris Joshua, farmer Henries William, carpenter Hoare George S., postmaster, store- eeper Hoare John 8.Hoare Walter, M.D.Hodgson John, of Parker Holmes J.O.C., farmer Houlton Henry, miller Johnston Thomas, farmer Kermedy rev.John, ch of England Kerswell Giles, farmer Marge James, farmer McCarthy John, farmer MeCarthy Cornelius, farmer MoDOUGALL A.G\u2019, inakoeper Mee Patrick, J.P., farmer Moore J ohn, mason Parker Frank, of Parker & Hodgson Parker & Hodgson, blacksmiths Parker Reuben, waggonmaker frre 0 ony, to ip clerk Raisen Charles, are ship clerk Radcliff William, J.P., farmer Secd orge, fume Tooth Robert P,JP farmor Walsh Patrick ' & Hodgson DOMINION 163 DIRECTORY.West John Francis, shoemaker Whitlock John W., joiner Whitlock William, shoemaker Wiley John, jun., deputy reeve ADMASTON\u2014A small placein the township of the same name, county of Renfrew, Distant from Renfrew 6 miles, fare 25c.; from Sand Point, the terminus of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 21 miles, fare $1; from Pembroke 40 miles.Mail daily.Population about 50.Brown Alexander, clerk of council Brown George, farmer Campbell John, councillor Felion Joseph, blacksmith Ferguson James, plasterer Gillon John, carpenter Graham David, lumber merchant Lyons Thomas, farmer Moore Elias, mill owner, reeve Patterson Archibald, farmer Patterson Miss Jane, postmistress Reid Ephraim, woollen factory ADOLPHUSTOWN\u2014A village on the Bay of Quinté, township of Adoiphus- town, county of Lennox and Addingson.Distant from Kingston, 30 miles, steamboat fare 75c., stage tare 81.50.Mail daily.Population about 160.Allen Parker, J.P., farmer Allison Cyrus, councillor Bartlett Francis, councillor Chalmers James, farmer Davis Peter D., councillor Dorland Philip, J.P., farmer Gibb Thomas F., provinciallsurveyor Giles Amos, farmer Giles Membry, farmer Hardinge rev.Robert, ch of England Hart Russell, waggonmaker Joyce William, blacksmith Lyons James, carpenter McKeever Michael, farmer McWhirter David, wharfinger Penner Charles, J.P., farmer Pull William, innkeeper Simmons Nicholas, blacksmith Trumpour Joseph, ferryman Watson John J., J.P., postmaster, reeve, storekeeper AGINCOURT-_\u2014A small village in the township of Scarborough, county of York.Distant from Scarborough, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, from Toronto 13 miles, fare 40c.; from Markham, 7 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 50.Brown James Crawford Robert, township assessor Davidson William, farmer Elliot Archibald Elliot John, farmer Elliot Hugh, farmer Ferguson John, farmer Fletcher rev.Donald, Canada presbyterian Forfar William, farmer Hamilton James, farmer Hamilton Robert, farmer Kennedy Thomas, farmer Milne John, postmaster, storekeeper Patterson John, farmer Thompson À.P., farmer ATLSA CRAIG\u2014A thriving village between St.Marys and Sarnia, on theline of the Grand Trunk railway, on the town line of East Williams and MoGilliv.ray, county ot Middlesex.A good trade in lumber, flour and grain is carried on here.Cattle and staves are exported from this place yearly.The village is in the hoart of one of the finest grazing distriots in Ontario.Monthly cattle fairs aro held oun the third Tuesday of overy month, which are attended by the ADE-AIL rincipal cattle buyers in the province.ontreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from London 24 miles, from Toronto 120 miles, from Sarnia 48 miles, from St Mary's 22 miles.Mail daily.Population about 750.AILSA CRAIG HOTEL, Angus Munro.proprietor Alexander Charles, waggonmaker Ankle Robert, laborer ARGUS AND REVIEW, weekly, annual subscription $1; Alex.J.el ch, printer and proprietor, St Mary's Armstrong John, farmer Armstrong Robert, shoemaker Arnold George, clerk Arnold Joseph E., storekeeper Atkinson Wm.K., & Co., storekeepers Austin James, laborer Austin Thomas, farmer Baker Sims, waggonmaker BELCH ALEXANDER J, printer and proprietor of the Argus and Review, resides in St Mary's Bowman Henry, farmer Bowman Joseph, farmer Bruce Adam, section master G.T.R.Butler Hamilton, laborer Calderwood Robert, storekeeper Cameron A.& D., lumber merchants Cameron Alex, of A.& D.Cameron Cameron Donald, of A.& D.Cameron Cameron John, farmer Campbell Neil M., clerk Carr William, farmer Clunas Donald, farmer Clunas John, farmer Coulter Andrew, innkeeper Craig David, jun., farmer Craig David, sen., farmer Craig Mrs.Janet, wid James Crawford Andrew, cooper Crawford William, cooper Cusick Christopher, innkeeper Davis rev.William, ch of England Dorman Jeremiah, farmer Douglas Andrew, farmer Drummond Duncan, farmer Drummond John, farmer Ernst Mrs.Amelia, dressmaker Evans John.baker * Finnen Dennis, moulder Fisher John, farmer Fisher William, farmer Forsyth Charles, barber Fraser Alexander, farmer Fraser Donald, furmer Gale James.farmer Godkin Benjamin, stave manufacturer Godkin John, stave manufacturer Godkin Thomas, farmer Graham James, farmer Graham Mrs.Abigail, wid John Hamilton G.G., clerk Division court Harcus George, carpenter Harrison James, tailor Harrison John, farmer Hay Shackleton, postmaster, dry goods, produce dealer Hay Thomas, druggist Henderson Donald, M.D, druggist Hotson Alexander, farmer Hughes John, storekeeper James Joshua J., farmer Jamieson Alexander, blacksmith Jefferson David, laborer Jefferson John, laborer Jefferson John, porter G.T.R.Johnson Joseph, miller Jones William, farmer Keenan Andrew, laborer Kennedy rev.Robert, Presbyterian Kerr James, farmer Kinsman Henry, dentist Lapoint Adam, blacksmith AIL-AIN DOMINION 164 DIRECTORY, [PRovINcE or- Lendran James, farmer Livingston John, waggonmaker Longstaff Josiah Cyrus, innkeeper Mackinnon Angus, M.D., Ailsa Craig McAlpine Donald, farmer McAlpine Duncan, carpenter McAlpine John, carpenter McArthur James, J.P., farmer McBride Malcolm, shoemaker McCollum Duncan, farmer McCrimmon John, carpenter McDonald John, grocer McDonald Roderick, farmer McEwan Peter, farmer McGregor Burwell M., innkeeper McIntosh John, farmer McIntosh William, grain, lumber Melntyre John, farmer McIntyre Neil, farmer McIntyre Peter, farmer McKellar Archibald, farmer McKenzie Alexander, farmer McKenzie Angus, farmer McLachlan Alexander, farmer McLaren Alexander, farmer McLean Alexander, farmer McLean Angus, farmer McLeod Malcolm, farmer McNaughton Donald, farmer McNaughton Donald D., farmer MeNaughton John, farmer McNaughton Miss Catherine, tailoress McPherson John, farmer Martel Alexander, blacksmith Matheson William, watchmaker, photographer Mihell Augustus G., grocer Moffatt John, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Morton James, farmer Morton John, farmer MulvenyTerence,baggagemaster G.T.R.Mumford Edwin A, station agent G.T.R.MUNRO ANGUS, proprietor Ailsa Craig hotel Munro David, carpenter Munro Hector, carpenter Murray George, switchman G.T.R.Nevils T.G.8., grocer Nichols James L., auctioneer Prangley Emanuel, waggonmaker Priestly John Hall, J.P., merchant PRIESTLY JOHN W., grain merchant, general dealer in produce Priestly Thomas C., bailiff Ranton John, storekeeper Rees Rees, farmer Revington David J., saddler Rosser David, farmer Rosser Philip D., farmer Ryan Thomas, laborer Scafe John, jun., farmer Shennon Edward, blacksmith Sherwin William, cabinetmaker Shipley George, furmer Shipley George, jun., farmer Shipley William G., farmer Shoff Dennis, storekeeper Shoff William, blacksmith Smith Jacob, farmer Smith William, tankman G.T.R.Spence Henry, farmer .Stephenson William, tinsmith Stevenson Duncan, farmer Stewart Alexander, farmer Stewart Colin, farmer Stewart Edward, farmer Stonehouse Edward, framer Sutherland Alexander, farmer \u2018Wallace Robert, farmer \u2018Walton Nicholas, farmer Weber Albin, tailor Wickham Philip, of Willing & Wickham Willing Matthew,of Willing & Wickham WILLING & WICKHAM, millers Wilson Frederick H., grain merchant Wilson George, laborer *AINLEYVILLE\u2014A flourishing village on the south branch of Maitland river, township of Grey, county of Huron.It contains grist, steam and water power saw mills, shingle and planing mills, woollen, cabinet and choese factories, a tannery and iron foundry, two Presbyterian, an Episcopal, a New Connexion methodist, and Wesleyan church, and fine school buildings.About 8 miles distant are the celebrated mills owned by Smith Brothers, somo of the most extensive in the Western country.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an_oftice hero.Distant from Wroxeter 10 miles, fare 400.; from Seaforth, à station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 14 miles, fare 60c.; from Goderich, 30 miles, Mail daily.Population about 800, Ainley Robert, lumber piler Ainley William, cabinctmaker Ames John, saddler Anderson James, weaver Armstrong William, proprietor North American hotel Ballantyne Thomas, plasterer Bain W.R,, tailor Beer George A.tailor Beaton Norman, carpenter Bell Maxwell, tanner Bristol rev.d, Wesleyan Brown James, farmer Bradwell Thomas, laborer Butler Samuel, barber Cardiff & Elliott, bakers Cardiff Henry, of Cardiff & Elliott Carter Miss, music teacher Chapman Thomas, millman Commercial hotel, J.Laird, proprietor Cooper C.R., agent Cormick John, carpenter Coulthard William, currier Crawford Samuel, teamster Dolson John, baker and grocer Dornyon R., farmer Dumford Thomas, millman Duncan McBride, miller Elliott George, of Cardiff & Elliott English Brothers, blacksmiths carriagemakers English George, of English Brothers English Thomas, of English Brothers Ferguson rev.John, Presbyterian Fishligh & Gerry, tinware and stoves Fishligh William, of Fishligh & Gerry Fitzpatrick George, laborer Frelick Benjamin, clerk Division court Frayne Elijah, farmer Garby Henry, teamster Gerry Benjamin, of Fishligh & Gerry Gibson James, blacksmith Gordon Miss M., millincr Grabam William, M.D.GRANT JOHN R., postmaster, druggist and telegraph agent Green rev.T., Bible Christian Grewar John, mason Grewar Alexander, farmer Grey hotel, Martin Moore, proprietor Hall Thomas, proprietor Marksman\u2019s inn Hamilton Alfred, of Hamilton & Wright Hamilton John, school tes.cher Hamilton & Wright, butchers Hampden Denny Holliday John, tingmith Holliday John C., pumpmaker, turner Holmes William J.R., M.D.Hopkins Samuel, sawyer Jones rev.Samuel, Presbyterian Kake Albert, watchmaker Kay John, woolleh factory Kelly Francis, mason * The post office is called Dingle, and Kelly James limeburner D REV.JOHN WILTON, \u20ac chist ch of England conve aeie- land agent, commissioner in B R° issuer of marriage licenses, coroner \u2018 Kirkpatrick Edward, lumber piler Knechtel John, tanuer and farmer Knechtel William, larnessmaker Knight David, sawyer Knox Thomas, grocer Laird Jas., proprietor Commercial hote: Leckie John, J.P., reeve, merchant cheese manufacturer \u2019 Leonard Jas., proprietor Leonards hote! Livingstone Niel M., storekeeper Lynn James, blacksmith McBride Henry, pumpmaker McCallum John, shoemaker McCracken William H., grocer McGregor Thomas, farmer McInnis Malcolm, clerk McKay William, blacksmith and wag.gonmaker McLachlin James, shoemalker McPlail John, cooper Marksman\u2019s inn, Thomas Hall, proprietor MARRIAGE LICENSES, rev.Johu Wilton Kerr, issuer Miller George shoemaker MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Jobn R.Grant, agent Mooney William, J.P.Moore Martin, proprietor Grey hotel Morris S.B., carpenter Morrison William, blacksmith Muir Andrew, druggist and merchant Neal William, of Sheriff & Neal -Nichol Andrew, blacksmith North American hotel, William Armstrong, proprietor Parkes Benjamin, blacksmith Pearson Samuel, shoemaker Peters James, M.D.Preston rev.Walton, New Connexion methodist Preston Walter H., druggist Richardson Matthew, tailor Roberts James, painter Robertson Samuel, saw mill Roderick Archibald, sawyer Ross David, tailor Ross George R., of Wright & Roses Sanders George, fireman Scott Finley ., clerk Sheridan Thomas, farmer Sheriff Charles, of Sheriff & Neal Sheriff & Neal, flour mill Siggins Samuel, carriagemaker Smale Henry, clerk Smile Samuel, merchant tailor Smart James, teumster Smith Alexander, of Wilson & Smith Smith Brothers, steam saw, shingle, latl: and planing mill Smith ITenry, of Smith Brothers Smith James, cabinetmaker Smith James, of Smith Brothers Smith M.& Th steam planing mill Smith Marsden, of M.& T.Smith Smith Oliver, of Smith Brothers Smith Thomas, of Smith Brothers Smith Trueman, of M.& T.Smith Smith Walter, waggonmnker Somerset John, shoemaker Steele Hugh, of Steele & Young Steele & Young, blacksmiths and waggon makers Stewart John, accountant Stewart Daniel, photographer Strachan Alexander, clerk STRETTON HOUSE, Jumes Stretton, proprietor.See Adv .STRETTON JAMES, proprietor Stret- ton house.Sec Adv - Ww OnTARIO.] DOMINION 165 DIRECTORY.ALB-ALE Stretton John, pumpmaker Thomson Peter, carpenter Travers Nathan, blacksmith 'Fuft William, teamster vanstone James, of W.& J.Vanstone VANSTONE W, & J., flouring mill, distillery, saw shingle and planingmill Vanstone William, of W.& J.Vanstone Vincent William, farmor Wakeford E.Miller Wallace Mungo, shoemaker Walls George, laborer Watson Thomas, blacksmith \u2018White William, cheesemaker White John, teamster Whiting Caleb, millman Whiting David, laborer Wilson James, blacksmith Wilson Miss, milliner Wilson & Smith, founders ; Wilson William R., blacksmith and carriagemaker ; Wright \u2018Charles, of Hamilton & Wright Wright George H., of Wright & Ross Wright & Ross, general store Wynn John, carriagemaker \u2018Wynn Miss, milliner ; Young James, of Steele & Young ALBERTON\u2014A village in the township of Aucaster, county of Wentworth.Distant from Dundas, a station of tlie Great Western railway, 9 miles, from Hamilton 14 miles, from Toronto 55 miles.Mail daily.l\u2019opulation about 90.Book John, farmer Burnsides John, shoemaker Franklin Job, postmaster, storekeeper, Half-way house, Isaac Stenabaugh, proprietor Hammill James, saw mill House Daniel, farmer House Hiram, blacksmith House Thomas S., storekeeper Kelly Alem R., carpenter Lane Thomas, farmer Peer Nelson, farmer Peet Stephen, farmer Ramell Éli, tavernkeeper Stenabaugh Isaac, proprietor Half-way louse Wilson Foster, saw mill ALBURY\u2014A small place in the township of Ameliasburg, county of Prince Edward.A large grain trade is done here.Distant trom Belleville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 9 miles, from Picton, the county town, 24 miles, from Toronto 100 miles.\u201d Mail tri-weokly.Population about 100, Alley John, cooper Alley Thomas, butcher Baker rev.E.H, M., ch of England Carrington William, carpenter Cunningham Henry, farmer Dempsey Charles, farmer empsey Isaac, farmer Dempsey Peter, J.P.Dempsey P.0.) gardener Dempsey W.T., farmer Dempsey William R., deputy reeve Fones Willinm A, architect Graydon William, architect astings Mutual Fire Insurance Co.J.Ho Peck Secrotary-treasurer Lont Lewis, laborer Maxson Levi, painter Onderdonk J ohn, blacksmith Peck H eury, farmer eck James, shoemaker Peck Jon G., farmer Peck James 1, postmaster, iusurance gout and conveyancer Poc S.w, farmer Peck William, coroner Pierson David, broker Pierson Aaron, farmer Sager Albert, farmer Sager George W., saddler Simpson Miss Emma F., teacher Weese William F., lumber merchant Worden George, carpenter ALDERSHOTT\u2014A village in the townshipof East Flamborough, county of Wentworth.Distant from Waterdown, a station of the Great Western railway, § & mile, from ilamilton 4 miles, from Toronto 35 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150, Aldershott hotel, Mrs.Eliza, wid John Oliver, proprictor Baker William, station master G.W.R.Befur Peter, waggonmaker Brown Alexander, J.P., forwarder Campbell Colin, farmer Clarke Richard, teamster Eusterbrook John, farmer Feeley Cornelius, clerk G.W.R.Feelcy William, track master G.W.R.Fingle Daniel, farmer Grice John, miller Grice Luke, miller Hills Abram, farmer Hills John, teamster Kenny James, innkeeper King Robert, Burlington flour mills McMahon Daniel, blacksmith Manning John, teamster Marratt John, butcher Mullin Henry, jun., innkeeper Mullin Henry, sen., laborer Oliver Hamilton, assistant postmaster, innkeeper Oliver Mrs.Eliza, wid John, proprietor Aldershott hotel Oliver Mark H., clerk Sinclair Robert, shoemaker Smiley Robert, farmer Stock George, farmer Tate William, laborer Townshend T.B., draughtsman ALDERVILLE\u2014An Indian village in the township of Alnwick, county of Nor- thumberland.Distant from Roseneath 1 mile, fare 30c.: from Cobourg, astation of the Grand Truuk railway, 18 miles, fare £0e.Mail tri-weekly.Population about postmaster, Andrew Mrs.Mary, wid Joseph Ashwance John, farmer Barrie Miss Grace, school teacher Beaver Francis, farmer Beaver Isaac, farmer Beaver John, farmer Bigwing Mrs.Susan, wid James Black Moses, farmer Blaker George, councillor Blaker William, farmer Chase John P., farmer Chase rev.Henry P., missionary Chubb Mitchell, farmer Crow Mrs.Susanna Crow Peter, councillor Crow William, councillor Gumego Ebenezer, farmer Cumego George, farmer Cumego William, farmer Curtis James, postmaster, storekeeper Ellenor lidward, carpenter Ellenor John, farmer Ellenor William, farmer Franklin Mrs.Sarah Franklin Robert, farmer Fraser Thomas, farmer Gray Miss Elizabeth Gray Miss Martha Gray Robert, farmer Hager Louis, farmer Hill William, farmer Indian Joseph, farmer Ivison rev.James, Wesleyan, school superintendent Jack William, farmer Jacobs Miss Harriet, seamstress James Mrs.Margaret, wid John Lake Alexander, farmer Lake Miss Polly Marsden Thomas, councillor Muskrat Moses, farmer Paul David, farmer Peter John, farmer Pigeon Mrs.Hannab, wid John Potts Miss Elizabeth Salt Allen, missionary, resides in Sarnia Shilling John Simpson James, farmer Simpson Mrs.Mary, wid John Skunk Joseph Smoke James, jun., farmer Snake Hulbut, farmer Snake James, farmer Stown Jacob, farmer Stown John, farmer Sunday John, chief Missisauga Indians SUNDAY JOHN J., clerk of council Tobeco Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Smith Wahbooze Miss Nancy Wilkins Robert, farmer ALEXANDRIA\u2014A flourishing village in the township of Lochiel, county of Glengary.A large local trade is carried on here.Distant from Lancaster, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 13 miles, fare 1; from Montreal 70 miled.Mail daily.Population about 800.Allan O.Trussel, clerk Bissonet Charles, laborer Bissonet François, laborer Brunet Paul, sexton Cameron Donald, laborer Campbell Angus.of Millar & Campbeh Campbell Angus J., school teacher Castiguer Joseph, herbalist Cattanach Angus, shoemaker Charlebois Auguste, founder Charlebois Frangois X., blacksmith Charlebois Hilaire, laborer Chestnut Isaac, weaver Chisholm Colin D, Division court Chisholm Donald A., shoemaker Corbett John, harnessmaker Cosgrove Lawrence, laborer Deguise Jacques, laborer Dewar Roderick, bailiff Doré Solomon, cabinetmaker Duchcne Moise, butcher Grant Allan, shoemaker Harrison Geo., of Harrison & McArthur Harrison & McArthur, storekeepers, tanners, shoe manufacturers Hyde Mrs.Catherine, wid John Jodoin Jean Bte., laborer Kennedy John, carriagemaker Kerr Cosmos, storekeeper Ladies of the Holy Cross, sister Mt Jérôme.superioress Lapierre Antoine, laborer Larocque Thomas, laborer Lauzon Jean Baptiste, laborer Lawson George, farmer Leblanc Jean Baptiste, laborer Leclair Pierre N., M.D., coroner Lendrum George W., photographer McArthur Donald A., of Harrison & McArthur McDonald A.B., & Co McDONALD A.S, eneral merchant McDonald Alexander; farmer McDonald Alexander B., Union hotel clerk second storekeepers JP, postmaster, proprietor ALF-ALL McDonald Allan B., of A.B.McDonald o.McDonald Angus, tailor McDonald Archibald, tanner McDonald Donald, carpenter McDonald Donald, hotelkeeper McDonald Donald, tailor McDonald Donald A., flour and saw mill McDonald Donald A., MP.of A.B.McDonald & Co.McDonald Duncan, laborer McDonald Duncan, merchant, bds at McDonald's hotel McDonald Duncan A., storekeeper, agent Mutual Provincial Insurance Co.of Toronto McDonald Lachlan, laborer McDonald Miss Flora McDonald Miss Janet, milliner McDonald Mrs.Janet, wid Angus McDonald Mrs.Margaret, wid Hector McDonald Mrs.Sally, wid Donald McDonald Ranald McDonell Alexander R., saddler McDonell Allan, wheelwright McDonell & Charlebois, carriagemakers McDonell Robert, bailiff McDougald Miss Flora McDOUGALL ALEXANDER, chant tailor and clothier McDougall Lachlan, blacksmith McGillis Donald, hotelkeeper McGillivray Donald, miller McIntosh Donald, storekeeper McKay rev.Alexander, ch of Scotland McKenzie Alexander M, registrar McKinnon Duncan, carpenter McLaren Mrs.Mary, wid Angus McMaster John, storekeeper McMillan Donald, M.D.McMillan Mrs.Catherine, wid James, innkeeper McNeil Mrs.Catherine, wid Hugh McPhee Archibald, of D.& A.McPhee McPhee D.& A, storekeepers McPhee Donald, carpenter McPhee Donald, of D.& A.McPhee McPhee Donald, hotelkeeper McPhee Duncan, laborer McPhee James, of Wallace & McPhee McPhee Mrs.Nancy, wid Archibald McPherson Alexander, laborer McRae Donald, carriagemaker McRae Mrs.Nancy, wid Malette Charles, laborer Malette Moise, laborer Malette Mrs.Marie, wid Augustin Millar & Campbell, founders Millar George, moulder Mutual Provincial Insurance Co.of Toronto, Duncan A.McDonald, agent (O'CONNOR REV.JOHN S., R.catholic Quellett Louis, carpenter Picard Guillaume, laborer Richard Edouard, laborer Sabourin Clément, laborer Sabourin Frangois, laborer Sabourin George, laborer Scott Stephen, carpenter Simpson James, M.D.Union hotel, Alexander B.McDonald, proprietor Urquhart Donald, blacksmith Wallace & McPhee, storelseepers Wallace Thomas, of Wallace & McPhee Wason George, plasterer White Mrs.Catherine, wid William Williams Mrs.Catherine, wid Edward WILSON JOHN R,, barrister and attorney at law, solicitor in chancery Wilson Robert, storekeeper Young Archibald, weaver Young James, laborer mer- DOMINION ALFRED\u2014A small place in the township of Alfred, county of Prescott, Distant from Ottawa 47 miles.Mail daily in winter and tri-weekly in summer.Population about 70.Belanger Joseph, laborer Brady Francis, farmer Brady Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas, innkeeper Chenier Antoine, laborer Chenier Marcel, laborer Daniels rev.C., ch of England Hall Robert, storekeeper Hill John, postmaster, innkeeper Holmes Edward, farmer Lawlor George, reeve, farmer Morin Jean Baptiste Taborer Naubert Firmin, innkeeper Philip rev.Seraphin, R.catholic St Maurice Joseph, carpenter * ALGONQUIN\u2014A smal} village in the township of Augusta, county of Grenville.Distant from Maitland, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, b miles, fare b0c.; from Clark\u2019s Crossing, 6 miles, fare 75¢.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Bissell Aaron, farmer Bissell Artemus & James, cheese factory Bissell Henry, farmer Cole Leander, potash manufacturer Crain Levi, mason Earl Andrew, farmer Earl Edward, hop grower Earl Luther, gardener Earl Nelson, farmer Earl William, farmer Emerson rev.Charles, Baptist McKenzie William Lyon, assistant postmaster, storekeeper McLean Ezra, farmer McLean Solomon C., school teacher MeNish Andrew, blacksmith Matthie Buchanan, hop grower Matthie Thomas, shoemaker Milks Manuel, & Shepherd, potash manufacturers Newell Hugh & James, tarmers Newell Hugh William, carpenter Phillips Mrs.Sarah Ann, wid George Throop Joseph, farmer Walker John, blacksmith Walker Samuel, farmer Walker Samuel, shoemaker Wood Robert, jun., shingle mill Wood Robert, sen., grocer Wright Asahel, farmer Wright Isaiah, J.P., farmer Wright Silas, postmaster, farmer ALLANBURG\u2014A village on the Welland eanal, township of Thorold, county of Welland.It is a flag station of the Welland railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here, Distant from Niagara Falls 7 miles, from Welland, the county town, 7 miles, from St Catharines 8 miles.Mail daily.Population about 300.Adley Richard, engineer Anderson Belden, ship carpenter Anderson James, ship curpenter Brown John, sawyer Bruce John, lock tender Carr Jom, toll keeper Casey Thomas, sailor Church Archibald, farmer Coyne James, farmer Doyle John, agent tow teams Dyke Henry, innkeeper Gray George, butcher Hale Joseph, harnessmaker Hicks William, laborer Higgins Henry, blacksmith Higgins William, lock tender Hill Benjamin, innkeeper Huffy Jobn, pensioner * Formerly called Wright's Corners.166 DIRECTORY.[ProvINGE op Kenny Timothy, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Morrison Peter, engineer Mosier Lewis, furmer Mussen Henry, grocer Mussen Philip S., J.P., mason O'Leary Daniel, fock tender O'Leary William, bridge tender Plumsteel Daniel, ship carpenter Radcliffe Isaac, lock tender Rannie John, postmaster, storekeepe: Rogers John, laborer Seaburn Peter, laborer Shelly Jacob, laborer Skinner David, farmer Smith Edward, ship carpenter Smith James R., school teacher Spencer Robert, J.P., farmer Theiler Charles, laborer Tucker Baruch, saw mill Upper Jacob, farmer Upper James, blacksmith Upper Janes, innkeeper Upper Joseph, jun., teamster Upper Joseph, sen., innkeeper Upper Oscar, teamster Upper Walter, farmer Upper William, lock tender Upper Willis, carpenter Vanderburgh Garrett, farmer Vanderburgh George, blacksmith Vanderburgh Henry, farmer Vanderburgh Obediah, laborer Waters James, bridge tender Wilkinson Leonard, laborer Wilkinson Robert, laborer Williams James, ship carpenter Wright Robert, fireman ALLANDALE MILLS\u2014A small village on the Indian river, township of Otonabee, county of Peterborough.It contains grist and saw mills, a carding mill and an extensive hoop factory.Distant from Peterborough, the county town and a station of the Midland railway, 10 miles, fare 50c.; from Port Hope 30 miles.Mail daily.Population about 175.Atkins John, cooper Atkins Thomas, cooper Armstrong James, laborer Bartliff James, clerk Beavis Francis, laborer Calder William, tanner Carr Mrs.Isabella, wid Thomas Chage William P., sawyer Colling Henry, shoemaker Connell Alexander, of G.& A.Connell Connell G.& À.waggonmakers Connell George, of G.& A.Connell Dinsdale Jeffrie, mason Dinsdale John, farmer Douglas Jumes, laborer English George, cooper English John, cooper English Mrs, Ann, wid Robert Fife David, farmer Hastee William, carpenter Humphries J.C., carpenter Jamieson Mrs.Marian, wid Erasmus Mason John, school teacher Menard Ezra, miller QOstram Gideon T., laborer Renwick Walter, storekeeper Shearer James, carpenter Short Richard, sen., postmaster, wer- chant and farmer Simpson Thomas, tuvernkeeper ALLAN PARI\u2014A small placo on the Durham rond, township of Bentinck, county of Grey.Distant from Durham 6} miles, from Walkerton 114 miles, from Guelph, & station of the Grand Trunk and Great Wostern rallways, 76 miles.Mail daily.Population about 70.Boddy Thomas, postmaster ONTARIO.] DOMINION 167 DIRECTORY.ALL-ALM sham Henry, blacksmith five Archibald, waggonmaker Campbell Robert, farmer Chittick Guy, tavernkeeper Collett Henry, farmer [Penson George, mill owner Fenson John, mill owner Fenson Richard, mill owner (oodeve Charles I, storekeeper (Gunn William, pensioner Marshall James, farmer Sumpton William, farmer Tyerman Thomas, farmer LIE\u2014A village in the town- A sil county of Bimcoe.There is here a station of the Northern railway and a branch office of the Montreal Tele- sraph Co.Distant from Barrie 1 mile, {rom Toronto 63 miles.Mail daily.Fopu- lation about 200.Abbott George, laborer ; Allendale hotel; A.Hamlin, proprietor Andrews Carson, carpenter Bedford Chauncey, laborer oon John, proprietor Railroad hotel Brooks Stanley, blacksmith Brown J.M., tavernkeeper Burns Edward, mason Burns William, laborer Cain John R., laborer Cain John B., laborer Callaghan Hugh, shoemaker Christison William, bootmaker Cline Francis, carpenter Connors John, carpenter Croxon Henry, proprietor Royal hotel Culross William, blacksmith Dixon James, laborer Dodson John, track master Gibson James, plasterer Gibson Andrew, plasterer Gordon Aiken, laborer Hamill Mrs., wid William Hamlin Ambrose, proprietor Allendale hotel Holden George, laborer Huggard Joseph, farmer Jones A., station master Little William C., J.P., M.P.P.McAlpin M., lumber measurer McCabe Patrick, laborer McKenzie Hugh, laborer McKerighan Robert, teamster McMahon James, storekeeper Maudley Andrew, cooper Miscampbeli Andrew, postmaster, storekeeper Miscampbell John W., asst.postmaster MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO,, Miss Flora Ross, operator Myers Jacob, carpenter Naylor William, baggugemaster Pilkie Peter, farmer Railroad hotel, John Boon, proprietor Robinson Charles, proprietor Witure stave factor ROSS JOHN, \u2018station master Ross Robert, blacksmith ROSS MISS FLORA, operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Ross Mrs srlooukecper Ramon Pierre, principal teacher Catho- lie school Runkin Arthur McKee Rankin Matthew, of Thomas & Co.Renenu Jean, teamster Rhéaume Alexandre, blacksmith Sulmoni Marc J., storekeeper Suwyer Jereminh, suilor Skinner Miss 1.B., teacher Town schoul Smith Bernard, assistant teacher Smith Dunicl bnker Smith Mrs.Elizabeth ; Stevens William Niles, of J.K.Whit & Co., and of Kevill & Oo.Stokes Jolin, butcher re ee ONTARIO.] DOMINION 171 DIRECTORY.AMI-ANG William TEMPLETON JAMES, solicitor, town clerk , ons Charles W., of Thomas & Co.Thomas & vo, millers ! Michael, grocer vleneave rev.Éntoine Philiag, R- satholie Webber Mrs.Jane, wid James, hotel West Henry, shoemaker ; Western hotel, Ellis Brown, proprietor White J, K,, & Co., coal dealers Wilcox Alexander, innkeeper Wilkinson Robert J., bootmaker Wilkinson William T., saddler Wilson George, general agent Young Asa, grocer tNS\u2014A village in the township of AN Sunt of Middlesex.Distant from Strathroy, à stution on the Sarnia branch of the Great Western railway, 6 miles, from Komoka, the junction of the Great Western and the London and Ser- nis railways, 7 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 130.Barfoot Mrs., wid George Cutler Jake, farmer Kettler John, farmer Lambert Cornelius, farmer Lunby Philip, farmer McArthur John, J.P., postmaster McDougall James, farmer McGogan Archibald, farmer McKay Silas, farmer Park James, farmer Pincombe John, farmer Ray William, farmer Stoner John, farmer Tegnor William, farmer Walk John, farmer Walters David, farmer Wilkinson George, farmer Williams Thomas, farmer Winters John, farmer Wood William, farmer Woodwood Thomas, J.P., farmer Zavitz Benjamin, farmer Zavitz John, farmer ANCASTER\u2014A village in the township of Ancaster, county of Wentworth, Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here Distant from Dundas,a station ofthe Great Western railway, 3 miles, from Hamilton 8 miles, fare 25c.; from Toronto 47 miles.Mail daily.Population about 600.Adams Charles, knitter Ancaster hotel, Charles Phillips, proprietor ANCASTER KNITTING FACTORY, William Dewar, manager Bamford William, knitter Booker Peter, laborer Brandon John, M.D.Brown Thomas, teamster Bull John Jones Bull William J., tavernkeeper Campbell James, farmer Carpenter John, tailor Cartlidge Joseph, knitter Cartwright rev.7, S, ch of England Chamberlain Albert, professor of music OChep James Clark Edwin, grocer Cleary Thomas, machinist Crann John, laborer Crooks Arthur, butcher, bailift Gruilsshnle Job, blacksmith can Mrs.Catherine L., wid Willinm DEWAR WILLIAM, manager Ancaster Knitting factory Donnelly Bolton W.,, druggist Egleston Alonzo, of H.& A.Egleston Egleston Frank, carpenter Egleston H, & \"A.| ï .Hour mill , iron foundry and Egleston Harris, of H.& A.Egleston Emmitt Mrs.Barbara, wid William Fantom Robert, carpenter Field James, waggonmaker Findlay & Postans, storekeepers Findlay S.A, of Findlay & Postans Forsyth Robert, tailor Gabel Frank, farmer Gabel Jacob, farmer Garroch Peter, of Hyslop & Garroch Guest George, mason Guest George, jun., blacksmith Gurnett James, storekeeper Gurnett Lemuel A.storekeeper Halson Charles A.Hammill Richard E., butcher Hinton George, woollen manufacturer Hyslop David A., of Hyslop & Garroch Hyslop & Garroch, storekeepers Irwin Richard Kelcher William, laborer Knight Henry, laborer Loder William Lowrey Morris S., tavernkeeper McCormick John, weaver McCormick William, weaver McCrimmon David, carpenter McCrimmon William, builder McKay Mrs.Anna M., postmistress McMillan John, blacksmith McMurray Thomas, barrister Marr Adam, cabinetmaker Marr Thomas, cabinetmaker Melrose Adam, dyer Milton John, card clothier MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Morrison Hugh, engineer Murdoch Andrew, carpenter Murdoch George, carpenter Murphy Peter, bootmaker Myers John, blacksmith O'Hara Richard, farmer Orton Henry, M.D.Phillipe John, laborer Phillips Chs., proprietor Ancaster hotel Pomeroy rev.Dan., Episcopal methodist Postans Richard, of Findlay & Postans Postans Thomas, farmer Raymond Anson, storekeeper Rickert Daniel, saddler Richardson Henry, M.D.Robb John, farmer Rosseaux George B.Rymal George, laborer Street James Taylor Joseph, waggonmaker Tennant David, farmer Thompson George, shoemaker Thuresson Eyre, carding mills Thuresson Thomas, machinist | Thuresson William H., agricultural implements Tisdale Marvin, M.D.Trotman J oseph, laborer Urquhart Alexander, leather finisher Urquhart Joba R., carpenter Van Every Abraham, carpenter Watson Thomas, carpenter Watson William, carpenter Weeks Francis, laborer Weeks George, laborer Williamson William Willson Samuel, tavernkeeper Wilson James, shoemaker Wright James iron moulder *ANDERSON MILLS\u2014A small place on Bob's lake, township of Bedford, county of Frontenac.Distant from Par- ham, the nearest Jost oflice, 4 miles.Population about 26.Anderson John, grist and saw mills Cox George, jun.farmer Cox George, sen., J.P., farmer *The post office is at Parham, Ketch Lemuel, foreman saw mill Mills William, farmer Reid Robert, farmer Shellington James, farmer Westbrook John, laborer *ANDREWSVILLE\u2014A small hamlet on the Rideau canal and river, township of Montague, county of Lanark.Distant from Kemptville, à station of the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 12 niiles, from Merrickville, 23 miles.Population about 100.Andrews Rufus, farmer Andrews Russell, farmer Bigham John Blodgett Mrs.Emily, wid Horace Chester Alfred, farmer COOK BENJAMIN & THOMAS, tou: mill and shingle factory Davis Allan, blacksmith Davis Reuben, blacksmith Derrick Aaron, farmer Keating Mrs.Mary, wid William Kelly Michael, grocer : Meclntyre John, miller McQueen MM.laborer Miner Jesse, J.P., farmer Newman John, lockmaster Newman Thomas, lockmaster Noons Edwin, sawyer Rathwell Samuel, laborer Watts Henry, saw mill Widmark Frederick, sawyer ANGUS\u2014A village in the township or Essa, county of Simcoe.Itis a station of the Northern railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Barrie 12 miles, from Colling- wood 22 miles, from Toronto 73 miles.Mail daily.Population about 400.Agarrev.J.Wesleyan ANGUS NEWS, weekly, annual subscription $1.50 ; Miles Lee, editor Barckley John & Peter, grist mill Bateson Isaac, laborer Bathie John, blacksmith Beaton Colin, jun.laborer Beaton Colin, sen., laborer Beaton Hugh, laborer Beaton William, teamster Bell Alexander, farmer Bell James, farmer Bell William, farmer Boyes Francis B., of Nelson & Boye: Brown James, bookkeeper Brown James R., clerk Brown John, laborer Brunton William, laborer Bryce John, laborer Bush's hotel, John Bush, proprietor Bush John, proprietor Bush's hotel Bush Jonas T., real estate agent Carrigan Nathan, laborer Castleman William, laborer CHAPIN THOMAS F, station master.operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Clark James, teamster Clarke Joseph, saddler Clinton J., engineer Cooper A.& R.M,, storekeepers Cooper Alexander, of A.& R.M.Cooper Cooper Robert M, of A.& R.M.Cooper Davidson John, lumberer Digment Peter, storekeeper DOMINION HOTEL, WilliamH.MeDou- gall, proprietor Doupe Joseph, surveyor Duffy William, teamster Edmondson James E., grist mill Edmondson Thomas M., grist mill Elliott J., tailor Emerick Robert, laborer * Frequently called the Flats.The post office is at Merrickville. ANT-APP DOMINION 172 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Fisk Stephen, saw mill Flausburg John Foster Robert, tavernkeeper Foster Samuel, proprietor Northern hotel Furlong James, barber Furlong John, laborer Fusee John, laborer \u2018Gordon Joseph, timber dealer Graham James, tavernkeeper Graham John, carpenter Graham Patrick, farmer Graham R., stave factory Green Thomas W., carpenter Gregory George, miller Harris John, foreman Northern railway Harris J.T., grain dealer Hewlett William, blacksmith Hill R., clerk Hutchinson James, laborer Jaffray William, butcher Kenebrook D., clerk King William, engineer Lawrence George, baker LEE MILES, editor Angus News Lee Jonas, carpenter Locke James, laborer Lockhart James, sawyer McClennan Roderick, laborer McCrimmon William, waggonmaker McDonald Misses, milliners McDOUGALL WILLIAMH,, proprietor Dominion hotel McGuane Francis, laborer McKimmie John, foreman McLandress John, lumberman McLean Allan, tailor McMaster Mark, farmer McMaster William, farmer Mather John, postmaster, storekeeper Mercer J., saw mill Miller Charles, farmer Miller James, farmer Miller William, farmer Mitchell Robert, clerk MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Thos.F.Chapin, operator Morgan George, laborer Morgan Ths.M., of Vantassel & Morgan Morrow George, laborer Nelson & Boyes, storekeepers Nelson Irving, of Nelson & Boyes Nesbitt Francis L., M.D.Northern hotel, Saml.Foster, proprietor O'Connor Patrick, farmer \u2018O'Donoghue Patrick, laborer Orr William, laborer Palmer A.V,, chemist and druggist Peckham & Hoag, saw mill Peers J.E., waggonmaker Perry J, carpenter Pettigrew D., watchmaker Pimlott Mrs.Bridget, wid William Price John, shoemaker Ritchie Aylmer, laborer Ritchie Thomas, laborer Rose John, laborer Ross John, carpenter Rutledge John, laborer Sloan David, painter Smith, Dobie & Co., saw mill Smith John B., saw mill Smith John M., saw mill Sparling Edmund A., lecturer Stevens Richard, blacksmith Stewart Alexander John, M.D.Still Charles, shoemaker Thompson Andrew, laborer Thomson Charles, carpenter Tomlinson Joseph, farmer Turton George, tanner Turton William, tanner Vantassel & Morgan, hardware Vantassel Isaac W., of Vantassel & Morgan + Ward Mrs.Jane Waters Thomas, switchman Northern railway Wilkenson Joseph, blacksmith Wilson James, clerk Winterburn Samuel, blacksmith Yale H.B, of 8.Yale & Co., saw mill ANTRIM\u2014A small village in the town- slip of Iitzroy, county of Carleton.Distant from Pakenham, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 4 miles, from Ottawa 80 miles.Muil daily.Population about 180.Cavanagh Thomas, shoemakor Daragh James, weaver Downey Thomas, blacksmith Dugaw Andrew, farmer Hudson John, harnessmaker McCormack Thomas, farmer McCue John, blacksmith Murphy Arthur, farmer Murphy Charles, farmer King Robert, cooper Shields Andrew, mason Shields John, postmaster Smith Thomas, farmer Sproule William, waggonmaker Wilson George, farmer Wilson John, farmer APPIN\u2014A small village and way station of the Great Western railway, in the township of Ektrid, county of Middlesex.Distant from London, the county town, 22 miles, from Chatham 38 miles, from Wind- 84 miles, Mail daily.Population about Armstrong John, laborer BLACK ANGUS D., postmaster, dealer in groceries, hardware, crockery, boots and shoes and ready made clothing Black Duncan, wood contractor G.W.R.Black George, innkeeper, farmer Black William, farmer Black Dougall, of Miller & Black Buchanan Jas., of Buchanan & McMaster Buchanan & McMaster, saw and grist mill Corneill George, farmer Crane Nelson, laborer Davey William, laborer Dewer Mrs.Isabella, wid Duncan English John, innkeeper Henry Isaac, blacksmith Holmes Thomas, cabinetmaker Hughes Nathaniel, laborer Jackson Isaac, laborer Lotan Joseph, waggonmaker McAlpin Malcolm, farmer McArthur Duncan, farmer McCallum Hugh, shoemaker McColl Samuel, farmer McDonald David, farmer McFarlane Mrs.Jane McIntyre Archibald, farmer McIntyre John, farmer McKenzie Angus, general store McLean Allan, storckeeper McLean John, farmer McMaster Alexander, of Buchanan & McMaster McNaughton Robert, engineer McRae Duncan, farmer McTaggart Lachlin, farmer McWhinney William Miller & Black, stave and shingle fuc- tory Miller Henry, of Miller & Black Morrison William, shoemaker Murray Donald, farmer Paterson Dougal, farmer Pole James, section foreman G.W.R, Sutton Christopher, blacksmith Thomson James, innkeoper, farmer Walker rev.Robert, New Connexion methodist Young George, farmer APPLEBY\u2014A village in the township of Nelsou, county of Halton, 1t isa sta.tlon of the Great Western railwny.Dig.tant from Hamilton 11 miles.Ma daily, Population about 150.Acheval John, M.D., F.R.C.S.Alton David, farmer Alton Thomas, jun., farmer Alton Thomas, son, Atkinson John, machinist Atkinson Lucas, dairyman Atkinson Mrs., storekeeper Blanchard Thomas, horse dealer Brown Edwin, brickmaker Breckson lieut.John Campbell Bernard, butcher Christopherson George, drover Cotter James W., postmaster Cotter John, jun., farmer Cotter John, sen., farmer Dickson Absalom, exchange broker Fothergill Thomas, farmer Frazer & Breckon, lumber merchants Haddow Robert, harnessmaker Holt John, innkeeper Hopkins Daniel, farmer Hyslop John, veterinary surgeon McCarter Arthur, farmer Pettit William, accountant Pheenix Mrs., midwife Powell James, shoemaker Railton & Williamson, joiners Smith Joseph, lumber merchant Stewart Charles, blacksmith Walker Isaac, blacksmith Wheeler Nicholas, carpenter Williams Henry, blacksmith APPLETON\u2014A thriving little village on the Mississippi river, township of Ramsay, county of Lanark.It possesses fine water power, and contains several woollen factories and mills.Distant from Carleton Place, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 3 miles, fare 25c.; from Almonte 6 miles, from Perth 24 miles, from Brockville 49 miles, from Ottawa 32 miles.Mail daily.Population about 300.Adamson Mrs.Mary, wid John, milliner ARTHUR THOMAS, general merchant Brennan Michael, hotelkeeper Brown John, sawyer : Canwith Charles, carpenter Calvin George, waggonmaker Cram Peter, tanner Cuthbert James, school teacher Cuthbert Wm.F., & Son, storekeepers DRINKWATER CHARLES T., & SON, manufacturers of tweeds, flanncls and blankets Edwards William, corn miller Forest Richard, foreman Funerton James, spinner Goodbody George, dyer Hall Francis, shoemaker Hart James, farmer Hepworth Henry, of L.Routh & Co.Keys Thomas, shoemaker Lenth John, saddler MeEwan William, mason MoNeely Thomas, blacksmith Miller Duncan, waggonmaker Monroe Donald, tanuer ; ROUTH L., & CO., manufacturers of tweeds, flannels, blankets, &e.Routh Lancelot, jun., of I.Routh & Qo.Routh Lancelot, sen, of L.Routh & Co.Sullivan Michael, blacksmith Teskey Adam, mill owner Teskey Albert, postmaster Teskey Jolin \u2014 mer pois Onrario.] DOMINION 173 DIRECTORY.APT-ARL Y, MILTON & FRANKLIN, TESKE tore of tannery and grist mill Teskey Robert, saw mill Teskey Rufus, reporter Wilson Andrew, farmer Wilson William, carpenter and farmer Young William, tailor Young James, tanner \u2014A thriving village in the town.Arlt Flos, county of Simcoe.It is surrounded by a flne agricultural district.Distant from Barrie, a station of the Northern raflway, 11 miles, fure 50c.; from Toronto 74 miles, Mail tri- weokly.Population about 100.Apto house, A.Callaghan, proprietor Barnard Thomas, farmer Callaghan Andrew, proprietor Apto house .Callaghan Dennis, blacksmith Callaghan Michael, blacksmith Caugblan John, farmer Cumming John, J.P, farmer Daily John, farmer Denis John, farmer Ganon P.Henricks Lawrence, laborer Johnston James, farmer Loftus James, farmer McAvoy Thomas, farmer McLaughlin Constantine, postmaster, tavernkeeper McLaughlin John, farmer Moran Patrick, farmer Phelps 0.G., saw mill O'Neil Henry, farmer O'Neil John, storekeeper Robinson James, farmer Ryder Peter, laborer Stone Thomas, storekeeper Stone John.farmer Thomson William, saw mill ARDEN\u2014A small village on Salmon river, township of Kennebec, county of Frontenac.Distant from Na anee, a station of the Grand Trunk railwav, 40 miles.Mail weekly.Population about Balch James, storekeeper Brown Joseph, blacksmith mby George, laborer Fraser James R., township treasurer, storekeeper Hartwick George, storekeeper Helms Robert, councillor Howard rev.É.E,, Episcopal methodist Keller Charles, carpenter Loyst Calvin, councillor Madden rev.Thos., Episcopal methodist Mills William B., J.P, reeve, postmaster, storekeeper Moore Jacob, sawyer Osborne David, township clerk, tavern- keeper Woodcock George, councillor Williams James, councillor, saw and grist mill Yeoman Thomas, cabinetmaker ARDOCK\u2014A villago in the township of Clarendon, county of Froutenae.is- tant from Kingston 70 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 50, Bucher Pred, Ww, postmaster, saw mill Elkington Francis, jun, township clerk Frontenac hotel, Mrs.Harriet Perry, proprietress 3ottpiedson Julins Gillis & McLaren Henderson J ohn, farmer erry Mrs.Harriet, wid Christopher, proprietress Frontenac hotel Stevenson John Watkins Bramwell, farmer ARDTREA\u2014A post office station 1n the township of ( pri, county of Simcoe.Distant from Orillia, a steamboat landing on Lake Couchiching, 5 miles, from Barrie 82 miles, Mail daily.Dick Daniel, postmaster Muckle James, storekeeper ARGYLE-\u2014A small village in the township of Eldon, county of Victoria.The Toronto and Nipissing railway, now in course of construction, will have a station here.Distant from Lindsay, the count town, and a station of the Midland railway, 24 1iles, fare $1.60.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 160, Canada Presbyterian church, mission from Woodville Gillespie Dou ald, storekeeper McCutcheon William, tavern McDonald Hector, laborer McDougall Miss Catherine McEachern Malcolm, farmer McFaddyen Archibald, storekeeper McFarlan Neil, shoemaker McIntyre Andrew, farmer McKay John, postmaster, storekeeper and blacksmith McKinnon Donald, laborer Murray Thomas, tanner ARKELL\u2014A small village in the township of Puslinch, county of Wellington.It contains a church of England and a Wesleyan church.There is a woollen factory 14 mile from the village.Distant from Guelph, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 44 miles, from Harrisburg 31 miles, from Toronto 52 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Arkell Thomas, jun., woollen factory Arkell Thomas, sen., J.P., farmer Hatten John, waggonmaker King David, jun., butcher King David, sen., farmer King Thomas, butcher Martin George, hotelkeeper Nevilles John, shoemaker Nichols George, blacksmith Parker Francis, farmer Pattison George, mason Pettie John, farmer Watson Wm, postmaster, storekeeper Willoughby Charles, farmer ARKONA\u2014A village in the township of Bosunguet, county of Lambton.Distant from Widder,astation of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 wiles, fare 37lc.Mail daily.Population about 500.Alexander William, cooper BLAKELY JOSEPH, general dealer in dry goods, groceries, provisions, crockery, &e.Boag James, school teacher Boyd Walter, M.D.Carten John, blacksmith .Champion Alexander, of Champion & Norsworthy Champion & Norsworthy.foundry and machine shop Clark R.A., M.D.Conrad rev.David, Baptist Dickinson Alexander, carding machine Donnolly Frank, butcher Donnolly James, hotelkeeper Dowden Thomas, stage proprietor Dunn Robert, hotelkegper Eastman C.M., dealer Eastman George, saw mill Eastman Tilton F., druggist ECCLES FRIEND R, M.D., physician, surgeon, and coroner for Lambton EVEREST GEORGE M, dealer in drugs, stationery, dye, paints, oils, varnishes, &c.Hanna Robert, tinsmith Hilborn Eleazer, carpenter Howe Hamilton, cabinetmaker Irwin Miss Eliza M., milliner Jackson Amos, shoemaker Jackson David, patent rights Jackson W.H., broker Johnson G.H., pumpmaker Johnson William Kells John, cooper Kilty rev.M, Episcopal methodiat Kinsley Joseph, tanner Langel Maximilian Joseph, tailor LEARN BENJAMIN, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, crockery &c McMunn John, blacksmith Mellon Charles, blacksmith Morgan Brothers, harnessmakers Morgan Henry, of Morgan Brothers Morgan Truman, of Morgan Brothers Morningstar Sylvanus, loommaker Morningstar Samuel, grist mill Mothersill Joseph, MD, Myers Joseph, hotelkeeper Nicols John, flax mill Norsworthy Charles, Norsworthy Paisley James, dealer Randell Thomas, grocer Roberts John, cabinetmaker Rosenburg P.B., dentist Saul Henry, painter Saul John, patent rights Schooley Miss Louisa, postmistress Showler Thomas, of Showler & Vahey Showler & Vahey, storekeepers Smith Clarke, blacksmith Stephenson George B., commissioner Trimble Thomas, waggonmaker Vahey William, of Showler & Vahey Vetter John.shoemaker Ward Adolphus, carpenter White Eli, carpenter White Marvel.carpenter Whiting rev.James, Wesleyan ARKWRIGHT -A village in the township of Arran, county of Bruce.Distant from Southampton 11 miles, fare 50c.; from Owen Sound 21 miles, fare 81.25: from Walkerton.the county town, 32 miles, fare 81.50: from Goderich, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 65 miles, fare 82.50; from Stratford 110 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Allan James, tavernkeeper Babington Michael, J.P., farmer Black Thomas, farmer Burgess John A, M.D, CM.Crawford William, farmer Cringle John N., waggonmaker Follis James, farmer Hewitson James, tarmer [tter John.postmaster, storekeeper Kerr David, weaver Kerr John, weaver Kerr Solomon, joiner Knause Godfrey, shoemaker McEwen Jolin, tailor McKillop Archibald, school teacher Miller Richard, joiner Morren John & Thomas, saw mill Robertson David, blacksmith Robertson Joseph, storekeeper Rennie rev.John, Methodist Shier Jesse, farmer Stewart Samuel, shoemaker White Robert, shoemaker Yates William, tavernkeeper ARLINGTON\u2014A village in tbe township of Adjala, county of Simroe.Distant from Angus, a station of the Northern railway, 16 miles, fare 75c.Mail daily.Population about 90.Cassidy James, farmer Cassidy Thomas, saddler of Champion & ARM-ARN DOMINION 174 DIRECTORY CN [PrRoVINOE or Cagsidy William, farmer Connell Thomas, blacksmith Jenkins James, jockey Kearns Robert, laborer Keogh Joseph, clerk Kidd Thomas, postmaster, storekeeper Langley Patrick, tavernkeeper ARMADALE\u2014A small village in the township of Scarborough, county of York.istant from Toronto 174 miles, fare 65c.Mail daily.Population about 30.Daniels John, farmer Demond Simon, carpenter Fowler Enoch, farmer Harrington Robert McLean Allen, farmer Macklin Robert, carpenter Robb William farmer Stonehouse William, farmer Petch Robert, farmer White Charles, blacksmith Whiteoak George, blacksmith ARNPRIOR\u2014A large and prosperous incorporated village on the Madawaska river, near its confluence with the Ottawa, township of McNab, county of Renfrew.Arnprior was laid out 16 years ago by Daniel McLachlin, Esq., the first house being erected in the following year.Now, both in trade and population, it rivals any village in the province; and as the agencies are still at work which have eontributed most materially to its prosperity, the brightest hopes may be enter- ined of its future.The Madawaska affords excollent water power here, and several grist, saw, and woollen mills are erected on its course.40,00 pieces of timber pass annually through this village for Quebec.The steamers plying between Ottawa and the head of navigation call daily, and the Brockville and Ottawa railway has a station at this place.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here, Distant from Sand Point 6 miles, from Ottawa 40 miles, fare $1.60: from Perth 63 miles, fare $1.60; from Brockville 70 miles, fare, $2.10; from Montreal 166 miles.Mail daily.Population about 1500.Allan William, merchant tailor, John st ALLEN WILLIAM, proprietor of the Canadian Times, resides in Aylmer, ue.M ont Albert, M.D., John st BADGLEY REV.E.IRVINE, B.A, Episcopal methodist Baldwin Mrs.E.M., Elgin st Ball George, carpenter Ball Misses Annie & Caroline, dressmakers, Elgin st Bangs Mrs.Agnes, wid James BATES EZRA A, postmaster, attorney at law and solicitor in chancery, &c., Hugh st Beaven rev.Edward, ch of England Beathies William J., laborer Belisle Louis, carpenter Bell James, clerk of council Bell John, grocer Blaisdell Julius C.E., saw mill Blaisdell Miss, private school Bole George, blacksmith, Daniel st Bonin Peter, laborer Bouvier rev.Joseph, R.catholic Bradley Michael, laborer, Elgin st Brenan Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William Brock rev.Thomas, Wesleyan Brown James, pedlar, Elgin st BROWN & WILSON, general merchants, John st Brown Robert, of Brown & Wilson, resides in Montreal Buchan William, lumber dealer Burritt Clement, carpenter Burwash Mrs.Charlotte, wid Nathaniel Butler John, tinsmith Madawaska st CAMPBELL MRS.JOHN, proprietress Campbell's hotel, Daniel st CAMPBELL'S HOTEL, Mrs.John Campbell, proprietress, Daniel st CANADIAN TIMES, weekly, annual subscription $1.50; William Allen, proprietor and printer CARSS & LEISHMAN, dealers in dry goods, groceries, hardware, &c., Madawaska st Carss & Co, shingle factory, stave and barrel factory, planing mill Cayé Hyacinthe, Yaborer Charbonneau Eustache, filer Charon Maxime, laborer CONWAY RICHARD W., manager woollen factory Craig Donald, foreman Craig George, baker, Madawaska st Cranston Jas.G., MD, Madawaska st Dagenais Duncan, cooper Dillbough William, laborer Dodswell A.H., J.P., Elgin st Doswell John, school teacher Dorwan C.J., watchmaker, Elgin st Driscoll John C., grocer, Madawaska st Dunbar Miss Maggie, school teacher Dupuis Irénée, carpenter EDEY EDMOND, proprietor Edey's hotel, cor John and Elgin sts Edey Henry, cabinetmaker EDEY\u2019S HOTEL, Edmond Edey, proprietor, cor John and Elgin sts Fletcher Robert, painter FRASER GEORGE, bookseller and stationer, dealer in musical instruments, fancy goods, &c.Garrioch Archibald, bookkeeper Gaudett Joseph, mill hand Gillon Mrs.Christina, wid Alexander, dressmaker, Elgin st GLENN JOSEPH F., dealer in groceries, provisions, and crockery, and livery stable keeper, Elgin st Goodwin Alexander, laborer, Daniel st Graham Charles, laborer Grieve Nathaniel, sawyer Griffith W., carpenter Harrington Eric, reeve, general merchant, Madawaska st Harvey John, slide master, Elgin st Harvey William, foreman Heath Joseph, tailor, Elgin st Hopes Samuel, carpenter Hough Miss Catherine, private school, Daniel st Johnson Samuel, butcher Junkins John, carpenter Killen \u2014, painter, John st Lang H.W.gunsmith, John st Laviolette Gregory, saddler, Daniel st Ledgewood Mrs.Christina, wid Angus, Elgin st LYON ROBINSON, proprietor Lyon's hotel, Madawaska st Lyon Wm., shoemaker, Madawaska st LYON'S HOTEL, Robinson Lyon, proprietor, Madawaska st Lyons John, bailiff, Madawaska st Mackay William, lumber merchant Mackie Mrs.Eliz., wid Thos., Elgin st McCallum & Teskey, Misses, milliners, Elgin st McCann James, millowner McDermott James, carpenter, Daniel st McDonald William J., provincial land surveyor, Elgin st McDougall Joseph, blacksmith, Mada- waska st McEwan John, moulder McGonigal Patrick, carpenter MoLACHLIN BROTHERS, lumber merchants, grist mill owners, Daniel st, McLachlin Daniel, jun., of McLachlin Brothers, Daniel st McLACHLIN DANIEL, sen.McLachlin Hugh F., of McLachlin Brothers, Daniel st McLachlin John, of McLachlin Brothers Daniel st McNamara D., tavernkeeper McPhee James, saddler, Elgin st McPherson James, carpenter Marcellus Charles, shoemaker, Elgin st Marron John, millwright Martin Hilaire, carpenter Martin Thomas, station agent Brockville and Ottawa railway Maynard James, clothier and saloon- keeper, Madawaskn si, Miller William, cooper Mills Mrs.Eliza, milliner, Elgin st.Milne George, foreman Miskelly James, tinware, John st MITCHELL W.C., telegraph agent, watchmaker and dealer in Berlin wools and fancy goods, Madawaskast MOLES GEORGE, photographer and dealer in sewing machines, lIngh st MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.W.C.Mitchell, agent Madawaska st Munroe John, foreman, Elgin st Neil James, cooper Neilson Geo.E., stationery, &c., John st O'Connor Charles, shoemaker, John st Ogden William, butcher Ogden John, livery stable 0 Meara Thomas, blacksmith, Elgin s( Parker Andrew, shoemaker, Elgin st Phillips William, carter Phillips William, school teacher Prout Mrs.Margaret, innkeeper, Elgin at Purvis George Ramsay Daniel waska st Robertson Neil, lumber merchant RORRISON JAMES, manufacturer of all sorts of implements and mill castings, made to order Rowatt Wm., harnessmaker, Daniel st Russell Andrew, jun, of A.Russell & on RUSSELL A., & SON, dealers in dry goods, hardware, groceries, boots and shoes and general merchandise, cor Elgin and Daniel sts Russell And., sen, of A.Russell & Son Schofield William, carpenter Seguin François, laborer Sergeon Matthew, laborer Sergeon Samuel, faborer Sinclair Miss Catherine, school teacher Slack Henry L., teacher Grammar schoo! Smith Thomas, barber, Elgin st Spence Findlay, marblecuiter, Elgin st Spence William, mason, Elgin st Stafford & Docherty, sash door and blind factory, Madawaska st STEWART THOMAS, manufacturer of tweeds, lannels and blankets, John st Story Thomas, carpenter Taylor George, grocer, Daniel st Thompson William, lumberman Thomson John, jun., salesman Thomson John, sen., forwarder Tierney John, storekeeper, Madawaska storekeeper, Mada- st Tilly Arthur, furniture dealer, John st Toy Thos., axe factory, Madawaska at TRENHAM N.J., job printer and photographer, Elgin st Valley Isidore, blacksmith Wait J.T., druggist, John st.Watson Mrs.S.A, tailoress, Daniel st Wheeler Mrs.F., dressmaker, Elgin st White James, grocer, John st White James, waggonmnker, Elgin st White John, buker, Daniel st Whitla Robert J., plorclecper Rlgin st Wilson George, of Brown Wilson te ONTARIO.] DOMINION 175 DIRECTORY.ARO-ASH i John, tanner Wileon Wm.'shoemaker, Madawaske st Wolfe Jonathan, grocer and dealer ; Young Robt., storekeeper, Madawaska s Yuill Thomas \u2014 À post office station in the town- or Baxley, county of Victoria, Bri tant from Fenelon Falls, a station of the Midland railway, 14 miles, from Lindsay 23 miles, Mail daily.Aitchison Robert, furmer ow Peter, councillor ; Fin elson, superintendent of schools ing John, farmer ; Ties Charles, postmaster, commissioner in B.R.McKee George, farmer Steaples Joseph, recve, farmer \u2014A thriving village on the ARH on Guelph fo Owen Sound, and on the Conestogo river, at the corner of the townships of Arthur, Peel, Lutlier and Garafraxa, county of Wellington.It is in the heart of a fine agricultural country, and contains two steam grist and saw mills, a shingle factory and planing mill, a flax mill, woollen factory, tannery, and potash works.The Division \u201ccourt is held here, and the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway is expected to have a station before long.Montreal Telegraph t Co.hasan office here.Distant from Fer- + vus, a station ofthe Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 12 miles, fare 50c.; from Mount Forest, 15 miles, fare ST4c.; from Guelph 25 miles, from Toronto 76 miles.Mail daily.Population about 900.Allan Edward, M.D., drug store Andrews George, hostler Anticnap John, sawyer Ballantine Adam, of Ballantine & Co.Ballantine & Co., general merchants Ballantine Miss, milliner Barker Robert, carpenter Baxter William, baker Bond John, blacksmith, waggonmaker Brady John, clerk Bristow W., tinsmith Bryne John J., proprietor house Bushclen Anthony, J.P., of Bushclen & Moore, deputy reeve Bushelen & Moore, blacksmiths Bushelen John, merchant, farmer Campbell Hugh, blacksmith Carlaw John, carder Church George, blacksmith Clarke William, proprietor Wellington hotel, farmer Clayton Samuel M., waggonmaker and blacksmith Cole Charles, painter, carpenter Corbett John, carpenter Davidson David, clerk Drake Patrick, shoemaker Drake Thomas, shoemaker Drake William, wiggonmaker DRAPER JOSEPH, dry goods, cloth- Ing, groceries, wines and liquors Driscoll Daniel, teamster Drummond Willinm I, shoomaker Edwards James F., blacksmith Fair Samuel, teamster Fare John, waggonmaker Farmer Robt, steam saw and lath mill Farmer Thomas, waggon shop Perrier James, blacksmith Fitzgerald James, shoemaker Pitamaurice Miss, confectioner lynn D.J,, carpenter, confectioner Fraser Alexander, of Fraser Brothers Fraser Brothers, woollen factory, shingle and planing mill ; Fraser James W., of Fraser Brothers Fraser John, harnessmaker Gall William, waggonmaker Ontario Gourlay James, plasterer Gourlay Peter, tailor GREEN CARLTON C.proprietor Green's hotel GREEN'S HOTEL, C.E.Green, proprietor Gross John L., head miller Hathaway Jas., of Hathaway Brothers Hathaway Wm., of Hathaway Brothers Hathaway Brothers, steam grist mill Hay James, mason Henderson Robert, drug store .HENDERSON WALTER, M.D, drug store, agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Herron Thomas, shoemaker Hewitt Isaac, steam saw and grist mill Hewitt Robert, sawyer Hollinger captain John F., tanner HOLMES REV.A.T., Free church Hudgin Robert H., millwright Hughes William, tailor and grocer Johnson James, butcher Jopp John, tanner Ketcher William, clerk Kenfield Wesley, tinsmith Lawrence William, clerk Lewis & Co., dry goods, grocerice Lewis Harry, of Lewis & Co.McCabe Timothy, blacksmith McCutchin W.J., hostler McIntosh Duncan, shoemaker McIntosh John, J.P., farmer McIntosh Mrs., milliner Melver N., flax mill McKerley Miss, milliner McManus Malcolm, blacksmith McPherson John, groceries, hardware Madigon John, hostler Miller rev.A.D., Wesleyan Mitchell Joseph, dry goods Mitchell William, sen.MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CU., W.Henderson, agent Moore James, of Buschlen & Moore Morphy James W., blacksmith Morris rev.T.F.J., R.catholic Murphy Richard, storekeeper Neil Andrew, clerk O'CALLAGHAN CORNELIUS, J.P.clerk Division court, farmer O'Callaghan Edmund J.O'Dea Peter, clerk O'Field James, carpenter Ontario house, J.J.Bryne, proprietor O'Strander Thomas, J.P., farmer Patterson Wellington, clerk - Peterkin William, of Ballantine & Co.Phillips Peter, ashery Porter F.W., tailor Quirt Alexander, fireman Ryan John, stage driver Saunders Duncan, J.P., farmer Sirr Benjamin, blacksmith Small Mrs.Janet, wid Joseph.postmistress, grocery Smith Harry, fireman Smith James, clerk Smith John, storekee; Stephenson Robert T., cabinetmaker Tremain Aaron, baker Thompson Thos.E., pumpmaker, turner Wellington hotel, W.Clarke, proprietor White William Ww, insurance clerk, conveyancer ASHBURN\u2014A small village in the township of Whitby, county of Ontario.Distant from Whitby, the county town, and a station of the Grand Trunk rail way, 9 miles, fare 50c.Mail daily.Population about 150.Balfour James, teacher Bowler Daniel, waggonmaker Burchell Isaac, tailor Creighton David, storekeeper Dawson rev.Alexander, B.A., Canada presbyterian Edwards William, laborer Fisher Timothy, farmer Foulden Mrs.Elizabeth, dressmaker Heron William, J.P., farmer Hubertus George, travelling agent Knox & Miller, storekeepers Knox John B., of Knox & Miller Lawrence James, saddler McArthur & Barron, machinists McArthur John, of McArthur & Barron Maw George, laborer Metcalf George, tavern Miller Avery, of Knox & Miller Munro John, blacksmith Oliver Edward, postmaster Oliver William, tailor Pierson William, mason Rankin John B., teacher Smith C.H., laborer Smith James W., M.D.Sowerby John, druggist Tarvis William, laborer Thornton Miss Agnes dressmaker Thornton Thomas Wakem Luther, carpenter Walker James, biacksmith Wells Jessie Wilson Alex., proprietor Wilson house Wilson house, Alex.Wilson, proprietor Wilson Mrs.Agnes, wid Alexander ASHBURNHAM \u2014 An incorporated village on the Otonabeeriver, opposite Pe- terborough, township of Otonabee, county of Peterborough.Lumber is the principal trade of the place.There is alice considerable business in wheat and flour.It contains a town hall, a large market house, and extensive mills.\u201d Distant from Peterborough, a station of the branch line of the Midland railway, 1 mile, from Millbrook, a station on the main line of the Midland railway, 14 miles, from Port Hope 32 miles, from Lindsay Biles.Mail daily, Population about Adams Samuel, laborer \"Ainslie Walter, shoemaker Alexander John, laborer Anderson John, carpenter Archer Francis C.Armstrong Thomas, grocer Ashburnham brewery.Henry Caleutt.proprietor Barnbarte Norman Bennett Henry, J.P., councillor, cooper Blodgett Zimri, laborer Brennan Charles, laborer Brooks German, cloth manufacturer Brown George, engineer Brown George, grocer Brown Robert Brownlee David, carpenter Buck Oliver, farmer Burnham George, M.D.Burnham John, councillor, barrister Burnham rev.Mark, ch of England Caleutt Henry, councillor, proprietor Ashburnham brewery Callaghan Mrs.Honora, wid John Campbell Alex.H, lumber merchant Clancy Edwin, of P.& E.Clancy Clancy P.&.E., blacksmiths Clancy Peter, of P.&.E.Clancy Clarke John, tanner Clifford William, foreman Coe Richard, butcher Coe Thomas, butcher Connell James, cooper Connell Timothy, gardener Connell Mrs.Mary, wid Patrick Cook William, carpenter Cope Alexis, turner Craig John, teamster Âst-AsH Craig Joseph, waggonmaker Oraigie Mrs.Janet, wid John Croft George, laborer Curtis Mark, bricklayer Dawson Alexander, miller Deacon William, lumber merchant Definey Joseph, laborer Defoe Gilbert, turner Denne Henry, grain dealer Dormer Asah, laborer Dormer John, laborer Downer Lewis S., sawyer Duggan Daniel, laborer Dunlop Andrew C.Dutcher Samuel, teamster Edmonds Alexander, miller Ellsworth Mrs.Eliza, wid Oran Evans Enos, carpenter Fair Thomas, laborer Fenne John, laborer Finney Peter, clerk Fisher Frederick, laborer Fisher Hugh, laborer Fisher Joseph, cloth dresser Fortis Samuel Frith David, fuller Galt Mrs.Catherine, wid Hamilton, milliner Ganey John, laborer Gillman John, laborer Glover Lewis, grocer Godfrey John, saddler Gold Evander, laborer Gow John, laborer Graham Joseph, shoemaker Gray Jesse, cooper Griffith James, carder Haggart Daniel, clerk Hall Samuel, laborer Hamilton Edward, shoemaker Hamilton Francis, shoemaker Howrigan Michael, laborer Henderson John S., laborer Holmes Joshua Holmes Mrs.Joshua, milliner Hotchkins William, mason Hunter Edward, laborer Ingram Absalom, agent Johnston James, laborer Johnston James, plasterer Keating John, butcher Kelly John, barber Kelly John, weaver Kelly John H., laborer Kempt James King John, laborer Law Alexander, sawyer Lee Francis C.Livinbrick Nicholas, blacksmith Lockhart Absalom, laborer Long William, laborer Ludgate Hume, farmer Ludgate John, of McDougall & Co.Lyle Thomas, teamster McAuliffe Florence, laborer McAuliffe John, laborer McCabe Terence, mason McCoombs James, carpenter MecDavitt John, weaver McDonald Daniel, tailor McDougall David, bookkeeper McDougall William, & Co., lumber merchants McGregor Alexander, cooper McGregor David, cooper McGregor Gregor, laborer McGregor Lewis, stage owner McGregor William, weaver McLean Mrs.Jane, wid William McWilliams Charles, carpenter Manice John, carriagemaker Marshall Hamilton, teamster Mercier Gideon, shoemaker Mercier Narcisse, miller DOMINION Mitchell William H., saddler Moloney John, laborer Morey Aldus, founder Morey Richard, finisher Morrisey Richard, laborer Mowrey John, machinist Mowrey Marcello, machinist Murphy James, laborer Murray George, culler North William, carpenter O'Brien William, laborer Orde George F.Otonabee grist mills, Robert D.Rogers, proprietor Palmer Reuben B., laborer Patterson William, laborer Peck Arthur H., proprietor Star brewer Pecie James, carpenter Perry Mrs.Annabella, wid Egerton - Phillips Joseph, bricklayer Platt James, laborer Pouliott Ferdinand, laborer Read John, surveyor Renaud Mrs.Mary A., wid Edward Renney Francis, brewer Renney James, farmer Reynolds John, teamster Rickey George, blacksmith Ricord Rice Robinson John, carpenter Robinson Thomas, teamster Rogers Henry C.Rogers James Z., councillor, storekeeper Rogers Robert D., reeve, postmaster, proprietor Otonubee grist mills Rambeau Wellington, carpenter Roswell John, laborer Rutherford Alexander, carpenter Sanderson rev.John, Wesleyan Shannon John, blacksmith Shea Michael, laborer Sheridan Mrs.Sarah, wid John Smiley Thomas, spinner Smith James, blacksmith Snyder William, lumber merchant Stain Edward, brickmaker Star brewery, A.H.Peck, proprietor Stevenson John Stevenson Jonathan, lumberer Story George, blacksmith Strachan Thomas, clerk Stratton James, clerk of municipality Strickland Henry T., lumber merchant Strong Thomas, clerk Sullivan Edward, clerk Sullivan Timothy, laborer Sutherland Donald, grain merchant Swanston William, baker Sweeney Patrick, laborer Taylor Alfred, laborer Taylor Frederick C., teacher Taylor Samuel Taylor William, clerk Tehene Patrick, spinner Tennyson James W., sawyer Thompson William Tighe James, cooper Tobin John, laborer Town hall and Market house, James Stratton, clerk Townsend Angus, tinsmith Tyrell Edward, Lookkeeper Valois Joseph, teamster Wall Edward, tanner Wallar Abraham, carriagemaker Waters Nicholas, laborer Wigister Jacob, mason Wilkinson Abrabam, laborer Wood John, school teacher Wright John, produce dealer Wright Robert, cooper Wright Stewart, carpenter Yorke Lionel, bricklayer 176 DIRECTORY.-\u2014_\u2014\u2014 (PROVINCE or ASHGROVE\u2014A village in the towns; of Esquesing, county of Halton, Distant from Georgetown, # station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, faro 250.; from Toronto 82 miles.Mail daily.Populntion about 50.Esquesing house, James Payne, proprietor Graham Richard, farmer Hewson Francis, farmer Hood William, blacksmith Huffman Henry, és ayne Jas., proprietor Esquesin .Riddle Joseph, Farmer 1 8 hotel Smyth Robert, postmaster, storekeeper Taylor William, waggonmaker Thompson William, farmer Wilson John, farmer Wilson William, farmer Wugglesworth George, farmer ASHLEY~\u2014A small place on the Gar fraxe gravel road, township of Derby county of Grey.Distant from Owen Soun , the county town, b miles.Mai] ally.Follis George, postmaster, innkeeper ASHTON\u2014A village on the river Jock, township of Goulbourn, county ot Carle- ton, and township of Beckwith, county of Lanark.There is a station of the Canada Central ratlway within 14 mile of the village.Distant from Carleton Place, the junction of the Brockville and Ottawa, and Canada Central railways, 8 miles, from Ottawn, by road, 26 miles.Mail daily.Population about 250, ASHTON HOTEL, Daniel Fanning, proprietor i Argue George, tanner Blair Archibald, shoemaker Campbell Mrs.Mary, wid John Church Clarence Ronald, M.D., physician and surgeon Conn James, storekeeper Cosier & Lindsay, waggonmalkers, mill owners Davidson David, blacksmith Drummond Peter, farmer Edwards Miss Susan, milliner und dressmaker FANNING DANIEL, proprietor Ash- ton hotel Flounders Edward, laborer Garland Mrs.June, wid Thomas Gow Peter, farmer Hueston James, shoemaker Kennedy Robert, storekeeper Kincaid John, laborer Lammond John, tailor McDonald Miss Ellen McFadden Abraham, farmer McFadden Isaac, farmer McFadden Joseph, labover McFarlane Mrs., wid Jacob MeFarlune Donald, innkeeper McFarlane John, founder Munce Mrs., wid James Rathwel!l John, school teacher Presley William, waggonmaker Robinson Donald, blacksmith Shannon Miss, dressmaker Shore John, carpenter Stewart Neil, farmer Stewart Benjamin, cabinetmaker Stewart Mra, wid John SUMNER JAMES, postmaster, general merchant Sykes Hiram, J.P., reeve Torrans Robert, blucksinith ASHWORTH\u2014A post oflice station iu the township of Scott, county of Untario.Distant from Newmarket, a station of the Northern railway 17 miles, Mall weekly.Mustard John, postmaster (ONTARIO.] STINE'S MILLS\u2014A small ASL he township ot Krnestown, ounty of Addington.Distant from \u2018Ernestown, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 24 miles, Population about 35.Amey Adam, farmer Amey Duvid, farmer, er ey Solomon, farn ; Assclstine Michael, jun., woollen mill Asselstine Michael, seu, farmer Aylsworth David, farmer Aylsworth Isaac IP.Coffey William, luborer Davy George Fraser Donald, farmer Fraser Timothy ; Loughlin Henry, saw mill Sands Joseph, farmer Walker Eneas, laborer \u2014A small village in the township ANH erin , county of Ontario.Distant from Whith , the county town, and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 16 miles, fare 87}c.; from Toronto 29 miles.Mail daily.Population about 69.Bell John M., postmaster, farmer Burk William, saw mill Burkholder Solomon, farmer Dundas James, storekeeper Harrison G., farmer ; Laham Abraham, saw mill Mitchell W., farmer ; Nighswander M., saw mill Postill Francis, farmer Spears James, of James & John Spears Spears James & John, farmers, saw mill Spears John, of James & John Spears Spears R., furmer Welsh William, farmer Whitson James, farmer ATHENS\u2014A post office station in the township of Scott, county of Ontario.Distant from Whitby, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 24 miles, fare $1.; from Newmarket 17 miles.Mail daily.Bingham R., postmaster ATHERLYEY\u2014A village at the narrows of Lake Simcoe, township of Mara, county of Ontario.The Midland railway, now in course of construction, will have a depot at this place.The steamers on Lake Simcoe land goods and passengers here.Distant from Bell Ewart, a station of the Northern railway, 28 miles, fare $1.25; from Whitby, the county town and a station of the Graud Trunk railway, 70 miles, fure #3; from Toronto 90 miles.Mail daily in summer, tri-weokly in wintor.Population about 400.Adams Andrew, blacksmith Adams Andrew, cooper Adams William, carpenter Armstrong George, foreman Armstrong William, laborer Boulton George, carpenter BoultonWm., township treasurer, farmer Boyle Miss Mar, aret, school teacher Burnett Peter, land surveyor Burges James, farmer Cahill Timothy, innkeeper, shoemaker Campbell rev, Kenneth À, R.catholic Cross Thomas, carder and fuller Donohoe Mrs.Jane, wid Peter Doodenhoffer Andrew, farmer Doodenkoffer George, weaver l'erguson Peter, laborer Flurett James, mason Goudran Francis, hunter Gray rev, J ohn, Presbyterian Harahy J ohn, broker, councillor Harris Collin wood, tavernkeeper Heavener Wil inm, school teacher Hewitt Charles, bailiff, storekeeper Hewitt Mrs, Mary, wid Daniel G.* The post office is at Odessa, DOMINION 177 DIRECTORY.Jamieson Charles, engineer KENNEDY ALEXANDER, commis sioner Queen's bench postmaster, storekeeper, grist, carding and fulling mills, saw mill owner, and lumber merchant McConnell John, laborer McDonald Angus, carpenter McFee William, deputy reeve, farmer McIntyre Donald, tailor McKay John, pilot, engineer McKinnon Laughlin, laborer McLean Alexander, sawyer McLean Mrs.Mary, wid John McLellan John, carpenter McPherson Roderick, laborer Neill George, sawyer Newton Daniel, plasterer O'Dell Henry E, township clerk and clerk Division court Prettyfoot Edward, farmer Smith Colin, mason, storekeeper Somers Thomas, laborer Stewart rev.A, MA, ch of England Templeton John, painter Thompson Oliver, farmer Thorne colonel Amos, storekeeper Tivnon Bernard, hotel, carriagemaker Whitney Henry, farmer *ATHERTON\u2014A village in the township of Windham, county of Norfolk, Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 9 miles.from Brantford, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 26 miles, fare $1.50.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 80.Almas Michael A., innkeeper Burch Matthew, farmer Carrow Alexander, farmer Carrow John, farmer Cole William, farmer Gersham \u2014, carpenter Haviland Nelson, blacksmith Higison Robert, farmer Lapier Peter, cooper Mabee John, farmer Shean George, farmer Smith George, farmer Story Robert, farmer Willson G.C., postmaster, farmer Whitehead James, cooper ATHLONE\u2014A village in the township of Adjala, county of Simcoe.Distant from: Bradford, a station of the Northern railway, 18 miles, from Toronto 42 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Barry Edward, blacksmith Barton Robert, farmer Connor John, saw mill Ellard Michael, tavernkeeper Ellard William, shoemaker Kennedy Michael, clerk Kidd John, postmaster, storekeeper McCabe James, waggonmaker McKenna Charles, M.D.McLaughlin Michael, miller Thompson John, tailor \u2019 ATHOL\u2014A village in the township of Kenyon, county of Glengary.Distant from Cornwall, the county town, and à station of the Grand Trunk Railway, 30 miles, from Montreal 84 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Aird Alexander D., farmer Bennet hon.Thomas Bennet John, farmer Cameron Angus, councillor Cameron Donald D., storekeeper Campbell Angus, lumber merchant Campbell Angus M, attorne, Campbell Duncan, blacksmit) Campbell John, carriagemaker Campbell John, storekeeper * Also called Trentonville, Windham.15 Ass\u2014AvuL Campbell John M., lumber merchant Chenaque A., shoemaker Fisher John, farmer Fisher M.A, postmaster, storekeeper Fisher Peter, farmer Fisher Peter A., storekeeper Gains Martin, tanner Gordon James R., teacher Gordon rev.Daniel, Free church Larocque Joseph, pearlash factory Lavigne Charles, pearlash factory McArthur Hugh, builder McDiarmid captain, 59th Battalion McDiarmid Donald, M.D.McGregor Alexander, weaver McGregor Charles, shoemaker McGregor Duncan, farrier McGregor Peter, weaver McNaughton John G., shoemaker, saw mill and shingle manufactory McTavish Miss Catherine, weaver Ouellet Gabriel, cabinetmaker Peacock rev.William, Congregationalist Sabourin Charles, carpenter Sinclair Peter, road commissioner Urquhart Alexander, grist mill ATTERCLIFFE\u2014A post office station in the township of Caistor, county of Monck, on the Welland river.it does considerable business in lumber and railroad ties and staves.Distant from Canfield, a station of the Buffalo and Lake Huron branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 9 miles, from Dunnville 8 miles.Mail weekly.Tisdale James.postmaster *AUGUSTA TOWNHALL\u2014In the township of Augusta, county of Gren- ville.Distant from Spencervil e, a station of the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 7 miles, from Clark\u2019s Crossing, on the Brockville and Ottawa line, 8milea.Population about 50.Black John, blacksmith Coville Stephen, farmer Dustin George, pumpmaker Ferguson Alexander, cooper Kirkby Wilson, potash factory LANE CHARLES, J.P.saw mills, general store, farmer Mosher James, farmer Stephenson Isaiah, J.P., farmer Throop Benjamin, farmer AULTSVILLE\u2014A thriving village on the river St Lawrence, township of a bruck, county of Stormont.Thereis a station of the Grand Trunk railway half a mile from the village.Montreal Tele- raph Co.has an office here.Distant om Montreal 8 miles, from Kingston niles.Mail daily.Population about Anderson Francis, carriagemaker Anderson James, blacksmith Ault J.R, J.P, postmaster, commissioner Queen\u2019s bench AULT J.R.& S.,, wood dealers, and general merchants Ault Samuel, J.P., M.P.Ault Simon, trader Ault William R., farmer Baker Simon, storekeeper Barnhart Ebenezer, carriagemaker Bigelow George, teacher Brownell George T., tanner and currier Bryan Mrs.Jemima, wid Isaac, tailoress Conliff John, laborer Constable rev.J.W., Wesleyan Cook Michael, farmer Croil John, fruit grower DAFOE ERASTUS, agent Montreal Telegraph Co., storekeeper, &c.Dafoe Richard, ferryman *The post office is at Charleville. AUL-AUR :DOMINION 178 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF: Dorothy Thomas, customs officer Elliott John, potter and brickmaker Elliott William, potter Empey Ira, blacksmith Gogo William, shoemaker Gove Nathaniel, farmer Hanes Charles, blacksmith Hanes Herodias, harnessmaker Hanes John, shoemaker Hickey Reuben Ira, M.D.Hume John, farmer Hunter Peter, grocer Loucey John, track foreman G.T.R.Louck Jeremiah, mason Louck Richard, mill owner, farmer Lynch Michael, laborer McConnell Thomas, speculator MARKELL RICHARD S, M.D, C.M.Marshall Thomas, painter MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.E.Dafoe, operator Morgan Nelson, shoemaker Sylmser Nathaniel, grocer Somers Alexander, farmer Somers David D., farmer Whitney Richard, farmer * AURORA\u2014An incorporated village in the townships of King and Whitchurch, county of York.It contains Episcopalian, Wesleyan and New Connexion Methodist churches, a riding and driving park, Mechauics institute and Temperance hall.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office and the Northern railway a station here.Distant from Toronto, by Northern railway, 80 wiles, fare 90¢.; by Yonge street 25 miles.Mail daily.Population about 1300.Abbot James Andrews Abraham, bootmaker Andrews Edward, tailor Andrews George b.W., farmer Andrews Hugh, butcher Andrews J., & Co., storekeepers Andrews Jacob, shoemaker Andrews William Appleton Simon, agent Appleton Simon, gardener Arnold Elias, brewer Ashton Seth Atkinson James, shoemaker Atkinson John, bootmaker AURORA BANNER, weekly, annual subscription $1; E.F.Stephenson, editor and proprietor AURORA HOTEL, George Lemon, proprietor Baguly Samuel, gardener Bice George pumpmaker BOND JOHN S., chemist and druggist Bond John T., waggonmaker Bond Joseph, lumberman Bosanko John, carpenter Boyce George, pumpmaker Boynton Alanson, pedlar Broad Henry, carpenter Brodie Alexander, cooper Butcher Charles, storekeeper CAMPBELL HUGH, & SONS, rope- makers Campbell John, ropemaker Campbell Robert, ropemaker Campbell William Catcher Charles, carpenter Clark William, laborer \u201cClarke Edward, farmer Clift John W., blacksmith Connor Robert, insurance agent Crabb Joseph, ropemaker Cummins A., tinsmith Danbrook Charles, farmer Danbrook David, farmer Danbrook Henry, bootmaker David & Webb, masons * Formerly called Machell\u2019s Corners.Davis George, farmer Denton John, laborer Dimma Thomas, wheelwright Doan Charles, postmaster, storekeeper Doan Charles, jun., salesman Doan D.W.Doan Robert, school teacher Donnelly James, carter Douglass Charles, farmer Eade James, laborer Eade Stephen, laborer Bakin J.P., steam planing mill Edwards Wm, laborer Elliott Joseph, flour store Ellston B., pedlar Evans William, laborer Field John, storekeeper Fleury Alexander, founder Fleury Joseph, foundry Ford Samuel B, M.D.Try Stephen, station master Fryatt Henry, agent Garvin Matthew, machinist Geikie Walter Bayne, M.D.Glenn Thomas, laborer Graham George L., hotel, storekeeper Graham George Ww, farmer Gundy rev.S.B., New Connexion methodist Halliday Nrs., wid James Harman Henry, sawyer Harman Robert, teamster Harris Henry, storekeeper Harris James, farmer Harris Joseph, moulder Harris Thomas, farmer Harris William, carriagemaker Hartman T.J., storekeeper Hassard William, sexton Hillary Mrs.Helen Hillary Robert William, M.D.Hillier Alfred, teamster Hunt Joseph, shoemaker Hunt rev.J., Wesleyan Hunter Robert, blacksmith Hutchinson John, farmer Ireland William, cabinetmaker Irwin Charles & S.P., Aurora mills Irwin Marshall, farmer Irwin R.P., farmer Jewell William Johnson Thomas, laborer Kaiser George, teamster Kennedy Mrs., wid William Keller Mrs.Catherine, wid Joseph Ketcher Charles, carpenter Kirsop J.W., Knowles George, laborer Lawrence George H., agent LEMON GEORGE, proprietor Aurora ote Lemon Walter, tavernkeeper LEPPER MATTHEW, dry goods and fancy wares Linton W., spice manufacturer Linton William, farmer Long Frederick, machinist Lundy H.D., carpenter Lundy S.H,, teacher Lundy Silas, farmer Machell Henr Machell Mrs.Martha, wid Richard McBride S., tavernkeeper McCallum rev.James, ch of England McCarty William, jeweller McDonald Alexander, carpenter McDonald James, carpenter McDonald John blacksmith McDonald Matthew, blacksmith McGafflin James, storekeeper McLeod David McLeod John, Railroad hotel McNALLY J.E,, insurance agent, commissioner in B.R., &c.Madden Thomas, laborer Manser Samuel, sawyer Martin Thomas, blacksmith Merritt John, patent agent Miller James Mortimer William, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPII CO.Moore G.F., storelceeper Mosly James, farmer Mulvey Frank, laborer Nealas Thomas, laborer Neis George, wheelwright Newberry Robt., photographer operator Nicholls James, brickmaker Noles George, {aborer Ough Willitun, tinsmith Packer William, carpenter Paigeter James, farmer Paigeter Thomas, farmer Paigeter William, farmer Pearson Benjamin, millwright Pease Edward, tannery Peel major Ernest M, farmer Phillips J.W., storekeeper Playter James, machinist Playter W.W., dentist PROVO ANDREW, barber and hairdresser Rank George, laborer Ransom Mrs.Ann,wid Thos, storckeeper Ransom Thomas, agent Reeves Richard, baker Richardson Benjamin, farmer Richardson W.B., pedlar Robinson A., dentist Robinson Robert, carpenter Rogers Josiah, farmer Russell George, laborer Russell Simeon, teamster Rutsay J., pedlar Sanders John, miller Scott William, laborer Severs James W., barrister Shanks Martin, farmer Shelvey Thomas, tanper Shields William, saddler Simpson George, farmer Smith David, laborer Smith William, machinist STEPHENSON E.F., printer proprietor of the Aurora Banner Stevenson Ed., storekeeper and agent Stevenson G.L, storekeeper Stevenson & Ransom, shingle factory Stewart Robert, carpenter Stiles Henry B., storekeeper Stokes J., miller STRANGE FREDERICK W., M.D.Suttle Frederick, lumber merchant Suttle William, brewer Taylor William, painter and glazier Thompson George, laborer Thompson James R., lumber Thompson Mrs.Catherine, wid Joseph Todd James, blacksmith Todd Thomas, carriagemaker Tracy John, tailor Turner Mrs.Sarah, wid James Wallace A, government ngent Walton Jesse Watson James, laborer Webb John, bricklayer Wells Henry, farmer Wells Jacob, farmer Wells John M, dentist Wells R., horsedealer Welt John Western Willinm, shoemaker Wetherill William, wheelwright Wheadon William, butcher Willis William, saddler Wilson Joseph, storekeeper Wilson Stephen, miller Wooten Israel, carpenter and DOMINION 179 DIRECTORY.AVE-AyL ONTARIO.) i ter Wright John, carpen York Charles H., carpenter 1 Yeo James, overseer Northern railway i hip of NING\u2014A village in the towns f AVENIM a, county of Bimcoo, It con d woollen mills, er, a station of the North- fare 50c.; from Popula- tains saw, tant from Stayer 0 wa , Toronto 86 Toiles.Mail daily.tion about 200.Francis, butcher .franc fol John, of Bowman & Pingle BOWMAN & PINGLE, proprietors of flourmill, saw mills, woollen factory Brown John, steel engraver Carlton James, farmer Carruthers George, saw mill Carruthers Robert, sawyer Carruthers William, miller Donaldson W., farmer Duff William, farmer Ellis John, miller Gardiner William C., tavernkeeper Gould David, school teacher Graham Joseph .Graham Robert, engineer Grainger Thomas, farmer Island George, blacksmith Kendrick John, machinist Kendrick John, jun., sawyer Ketson Joshua, carpenter Knicely Peter Knicely Anthony, farmer Lavery George, farmer Leslie Alexander, tailor Little John, weaver Little William, waggonmaker Lott John, farmer Macintosh Angus, potash maker Macintosh James, general agent McMahon Thomas, carpenter Morris Robinson, postmaster, keeper Paget George A., photographer Perry George, farmer Pingle Jacob, jun., of Bowman & Pingle Pingle Warren, of Bowman & Pingle Proctor Lewis, carder Prentice David, sawyer Raney Samuel, of Thompson & Raney Thompson & Raney, storekeepers Thompson Wm., of Thompson & Raney Upton George, woollen mills \u2018Weir Henry, shoemaker Wilson Joseph, tavernkeeper store- AVON\u2014A small village in the township of North Dorchester, county of Middlesex.Distant from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 11 miles, from London 22 miles, from St- Thomas 2 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about Andrews John H,, waggonmaker Baker Benjamin carpenter Bates Henry, laborer Bower John, carpenter Clary Patrick, farmer Dean Hiram, farmer Deffoe John, farmer De Gront Peter, farmer Escott William, saw mill Falkin John, shoemaker Hegler Adam, farmer Hegler Christian, farmer Hegler Edward, J.P., farmer Hegler Gilbert, farmer Hegler John H,, storekeeper erron Henry, carpenter Hislop Williaa, farmer ohuson Lawrence, farmer Jollitto James, farmer Jolliffe Robert, laborer Lawr J ohn, farmer Lawr William, farmer McIntyre Archibald, J.P., farmer Mclver Angus, farmer McLaughlin John, shoemaker Moniett William, blacksmith Nye Valentine farmer Olephant rev.David Palmer George, farmer Pullin Felix, tailor Reed William, carpenter Richardson Lewis, farmer Shirk Isaac, laborer Smith Geo.C., postmaster, storekeeper Smith Hiram, farmer Stover Jacob, farmer Topping Henry, farmer Whaley Joseph, carpenter Whaley Liman, farmer Whittaker Francis, teacher Wilson John, carpenter AVONMORE\u2014A village in the township of Roxborough, county ofStormont.Distant from Cornwall, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles, from Montreal 86 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 100.Alguire David, farmer Brownell William, farmer Connell Hugh, farmer Connell John, cooper Connell John, farmer Countryman Adam, farmer Cuiburt Duncan, laborer Flannigan Stephen, farmer Foultain Oscar, storekeeper Hough George, cooper Hough John, J.P., mill owner Hough Jobn D., farmer Hough Samuel, farmer Mough Wesley F., miller Hough William, farmer McAulay Duncan, farmer McClaferty Paul.storekeeper McDiarmid Duncan, farmer McDiarmid John, councillor, farmer McIntyre Donald, shoemaker McKinnon John, farmer McMillan John, farmer McRae Farquhar, mill owner McRae John K., J.P., farmer McRae Murdoch, farmer Morrison Allan, farmer Peterson rev.L., Wesleyan Raney John, farmer Raney Robert, farmer Runivers Adam H., farmer Shaver Elias N., postmaster, blacksmith Tinkess Morris, farmer Tinkess Moses, farmer Tinkess Nelson, farmer Warner Gordon, laborer AVONTON\u2014A post office station in the township of Downie, county of Perth, Distant from Sebringville, a station of the Buffalo aud Goderich branch of the Graud Trunk railway, 4 miles, from Strat- ford 7 miles, from St Mary's 7 miles.Mail bi-weekly.McBeth & Rae, cheese box manufacturers McKellar John, blacksmith McNicol Archibald, carpenter Shields A., postmaster AYLMER\u2014A thriving village on Catfish creek, township of Malahide, county of Elgin.Country produce is the ohief business of tho place.A branch or \u201cloop ling of the Great Western railway, \u2014now in oourso of construction from Glencoe, \u2014will pass through Aylmer.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from St Thomas, à station of the London and Port.Stauley railway, 12 miles, fare 60c.Mail daily.\u2018Population about 1400.Adams William ALDRICH MARVIN L., proprietor of the Aylmer Enterprise Aldrich Reuben T., joiner + Ames rev.William, Wesleyan Arkell John H., storekeeper AYLMER ENTERPRISE, weekly, annual subscription $1; M.L.Aldrich, proprietor and printer Bain Alexander Barnes William, tailor Bemer Abram Bencroft Henry, cooper Biggers Jonathan, agent Bingham & Sop, storekeepers Bingham William C., of Bingham & Son Bingham Wm.E,, of Bingham & Son Bisnett James A., clerk Boughper Edward, clerk Boughner Francis, carpenter Boughner John N., joiner Brabent William, blacksmith Bradley Adam, butcher Bradley John, cabinetmaker BRITISH AMERICAN HOTEL, Robert Thompson, proprietor Brown Alexander C., bookkeeper Brown Hiram J., grist mill Brown James Brown Mrs.Sarah Bryse John, blacksmith Buckley James, livery stables Burdick Davis, harnessmaker Burger William, printer Burns John T., clerk Calvert Joseph, school teacher Calvert rev.George W., Methodist Campbell William, of Caswell & Campe Campbell William, secretary Candy Alexander, of Candy & Hicks Candy & Hicks, ashery Carey Peter, hostler Carroll Frank G., livery stable Caswell Asa, of Caswell & Campbell Caswell & Campbell, hardware and tin Caverly Eli, blacksmith Chute Miss Minetta, dressmaker Clark Brothers,physicians and surgeons Clark Charles W., M.D., of Clark Brothers Clark Elijah, agent Clark George F., M.D., of Clark Brothers, storekeeper Clayton Peter, J.P., township treasurer Clifton house, Mrs.Eleanor O\u2019Riley, proprietress Clutton Joseph T., farmer Clutton rev.John Clutton Samuel S., Elgin woollen mills COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Amasa Lewis, proprietor Couts James, blacksmith Couts Mrs.Sarah, wid John Corey Robert M., harnessmaker Cottingham John, miller Course E., merchant tailor Crainey James, clerk Cronk Ephraim, boot and shoe maker Cronk James, harnessmaker Cronk John H, shoemaker Cropp David, of Cropp & Newell Cropp & Newell, blacksmiths and car- riagemakers Dance Daniel, apprentice Davidson Fralie, hostler Davidson rev.T.L., D.D., Baptist Davis Edwin, farmer Davis Loder, farmer Deer Charles, blacksmith Denley John, moulder Dorling Leonard, tailor Dorling William, merchant tailor Doty Joshua, proprietor Union hotel Dowswell John, blacksmith Dumaw Asher, harnessmaker Durrant Thomas, butcher Eakius John A., storekeeper Avi-Avr DOMINION 180 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOS or ElgietRobert Mann Thomas T., druggist Turner James, carpenter Elliott rev.John, New Connexion Mann William H., moulder Union hotel, Joshua Doty, proprietor methodist Martin Henry Van Amburgh William, capitalist Ellis William H., tinsmith Emmet John, carpenter Farthings John, grocer Farthings William R., dry goods TFaulds William, carriage painter Ferguson Duncan, of J.& D, Ferguson Ferguson John, of J.& D.Ferguson Ferguson J.& D., farmers Finch George, tinsmith Finnie James, of Murray & Finnie Foote Ezra, M.D.Freed Frederick, apprentice Gilby Joseph C., clerk Gilmore Alexander, carriagemaker Glen Peter, tailor GLOVER WILLIAM H, Montreal Telegraph Co.Goff Thomas H., joiner Goff William, carpenter Graham Robert, tailor Gregory Kirby, saddler Gundry Charles J., jewellery Gunstone Thomas, painter Hale William, teamster Hallowell James S., of Macdougall & Hallowell Hamilton John C., agent Hanna Arthur, blacksmith Henry James T., hairdresser Hicks James, of Candy & Hicks Hodgkinson Charles, clerk Hodgkinson Philip, postmaster, town- operator ship clerk Hopkins Edwin, boot and shoe maker Hopkins George, blacksmith Huffman Elston, blacksmith Hughes John R., agent Hughes Mrs.Julia, wid Henry C.HUGHES WILLIAM E., clerk 1st Division court Jansen Wilson E., joiner Johnson John Kennedy George, cabinetmaker Kennedy James, watchmaker Kennedy John A., clerk Kennedy Thomas T., cabinetmaker Kenney Ira, agent Kerr Miss Mary, saleswoman Kerr William, of McAdam & Kerr Lamb John, farmer Leitch Thomas, school teacher Tee Ira C., waggonmaker Leeson Moses, carriagemaker Leslie George, clerk LEWIS AMASA, proprietor Commercial hotel Little Thomas Long Mrs.Hannah, wid George Loop Mrs.Blecta, wid Lopp Emery Love Alexander, clerk LYON WARNER M.chemist and drug- ist Mandougall & Hallowell Macdougall & Hallowell, barristers McAdam & Kerr, grocers McAdam William, of McAdam & Kerr McCausland John, deputy reeve McCausland John A., carriagemaker McConnell Leonard, blacksmith McConnell Robert, waggonmaker McDonnell James E., carriagemaker McDonnell Robert, blacksmith McKenna Willlam, blacksmith McKenzie Alexander, shoemaker McLaughlin Mrs.Jane, wid Hugh McLay Peter W., M.D.Mann Eli D., foundry Mann Noah, farmer C., of Macdougall Meek William, bookkeeper Metcalf John, agent Miller Moses L., confectioner Mills Mrs.Mary, wid John Mitchel George, blacksmith Monteith William, blacksmith MONTREAL TELEGRAPIT O0, W.H.Glover, operator Moore Albert, cabinotmaker Moore Andrew, farmer Morrison Henry, carringemaker Morrison Lewis, carriagemalker Mott Roswell, bailiff Muma Jacob Ww, clerk Murray Andrew, of Murray & Finnie, councillor Murray & Finnie, storekeepers Murray Walter E., conveyancer Nairn Thomas M., reeve and warden NATIONAL HOTEL, Ousterhout & Putman, proprietors Newell George, of Cropp & Newell Newell William, waggonmaker Norris Mrs.Sarah, wid Ebenezer North John, laborer Nunn Isaac, painter O'Riley Mrs.Eleanor, wid James, proprietor Clifton house OUSTERHOUT & PUTMAN, proprietors National hotel Ousterhout William H., of Ousterhout & Putman Pangburn Samuel, farmer Parks James D., auctioneer and artist Parks Robert, shoemaker Peters Mrs.Jane, wid John Pettit Charles, blacksmith Preston Uriah, cattle dealer Price Aaron M.Price Edwin, M.D.Purcel John, carriagemaker Putman Marshal S., of Ousterhout & Putman, professor of writing Reece Ezra, agent Richards John E., clerk Robinson Matthew, clerk Robinson Mrs.Margaret Rose James G., blacksmith Rule Robert, millwright Rushmer William, druggist Russell Mrs.Mary À, wid Joseph Sayers John, laborer Schooley J ohn, cabinetmaker Secord Albert, saddler Sim Edward, tanner and currier Smith Benjamin T., grocer Smith George M., joiner Smith James W., laborer Smith Samuel, joiner Snooks Jonathan, cabinetmaker Stewart Daniel, co nveyancer Stoner Abram, harnessmaker Stoner Elisha, teamster Strong Charles, woodworker Swisher Joseph Taylor James, of Taylor & Son Taylor James, tollkeeper Taylor Robert J., of Taylor & Son TAYLOR & SON, shoemakers Teeple Jared O., stage proprietor THOMPSON ROBERT, proprietor British American hotel Thrim Samuel, buicher, residence Port Bruce Tibbits Burley, saddler Tibbits John, tanner Tisdale Henry, farmer Titus Isaac, joiner Top William, laborer Tozer Charles G.A.Tozer Miss Anne Van Patter Fernando D., proprietor billiard rooms Van Wugoner Mrs.Bley, wid Samuel] Walker Edward, of George I.& J Walker \u2018 Walker George I, of George I & I Walker Walker George I.& E., upholsterers and hardware Walker John Walker John, jun., cabinetmaker Walker Samuel H., clerk Webb Samuel, shoemaker Webster Mrs.Ellen, corsetmaker Weisbrod John C., carringemaker Whitney Lewis W., saddier Widdifield Comely, carding and woollen mill Williams Adolphus, M.D.Wood Nathan L., farmer Wood Roland Worthington Albert, hairdresser Wright Richard C., treasurer, baker York Samuel, tanner and currier AYR-\u2014A thriving village at the confluenee of Smith's ereek (or River Nith) and Ce- dur creck, township of Dumfries, county of Waterloo.1t isan important wheat and grain market, possesses extensive water privileges, a good lumber trade, several manutictorics, and the largest flouring mills in the Province.on- treal Tolegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Paris, the junction of the @rand Trunk and Great Western railways, 7 miles, fare 50c.; from Galt 10 miles, from Berlin, the county town, 15 miles, from Hamilton 30 miles, fare $1.40.Mail daily.l\u2019opulation about 1800.Abbott Charles, blacksmith Abbott Mrs, milliner Anderson Alexander, foundryman Anderson Hedley L., M.D.Anderson John, foundryman Anderson John M.K., school teacher Anderson Thomas, clerk Algie Matthew, miller Bain James, M.D Baker William general store Ballingal Miss Agnes, teacher Battey David, weaver Bell & Dryden, waggonmakers Bell John\u2019 of Bell & Dryden Bell Miss Mary, music teacher Bell Mrs.Maria, wid Dr.William Bingham George W., M.D.Bishop Mrs., wid James Boss George, cooper Bowie William, egg dealer Butcher Charles, painter Brogan John, laborer Brown Elijah, laborer Brown William, carpenter Buckley Timothy, stoves and tinware Calder John, teamster Cameron James, carpenter Campbell Robert, shoemaker Christie Mrs.Margaret, wid Robert, storekeeper Clark James, weaver Clement rev.G., Wesleyan Clemmer Henry, miller Cody \u2014, laborer Colins Robert, teamster Common school, John M.K.Andorson, head teacher, Miss Margarot McLeon and Miss Kate Tillon, teachers Corbett Christopher, teamster Coutch James, blacksmith Couts James, shoemaker Couts Joseph, cooper Oouts William, school teacher OnTARIO-] .h rome Are, M., wid John, laündress ingham Alexander, blacksmith Cm Mrs, June, wid Peter, brewery Currie Ebenezer Curry J ohn, teamster Curry William B.carpenter Cuthbertson Hugh, shoemaker Cuthbertson John, shoemaker Davidson Mrs., wid Davidson Mrs.Ellen, nurse Dean Mrs.Catherine, wid R.Dean Robert, laborer ent J.C., barrister .Dn Mrs.Maria, wid William Douglas John, laborer Dryden George, of Bell & Dryden Elliott George, laborer Ellis Hiram, hotelkeeper Fair & Crozier, carpenters Fair William \u2018Faugh Joseph, cooper Finlayter William, carpenter Forbus John, weaver Ford John P., storekeeper Gamble Peter, blacksmith Garner David, teamster (tillespie Joseph, painter Gillette Ralph, M.D., dentist Gladstone William, mason Goldie David, flour mills, and stave factory Goldie John, miller Gordon Ebenezer, gardener Hall John, carpenter Hall Robert, carpenter Haynes J, finisher Heal Edward M., storekeeper Henderson Archibald Henderson R.& A., blacksmiths Henderson Richard Henderson William, carpenter Henry Marshall, shoemaker HILBORN HENRY C., hotclkeeper Hilburn William, grocer Hiler James Holmes Thomas, blacksmith Hood Mrs Thomas, innkeeper Hope Mrs.Mary, wid George Hope Peter, carpenter Hope Thomas, blacksmith Humble Mrs.Ellen, wid Christopher Hunter Hugh, laborer Hunter John, laborer Inglis rev.Walter, Presbyterian Jackson Thomas, shoemaker Johnston Edward, painter Kay À.I, music teacher Kay James, cabinetmaker Kilgour Joseph, storekeeper Knox Robert, pumpmaker Lovett William, M.D.Lynch Patrick, laborer Lynch Thomas, teamster HeCruer rev.Duncan, Presbyterian McEwen Andrew, clerk McGeorge Charles, druggist McGlory Daniel, laborer McGregor Peter, blacksmith McKnight Thomas, waggonmaker McLean Miss Margaret, school teacher McLeod James agent McRae Jumes, jun, shoemaker McRae William, builder McVittio Henry, tcamster MARRIAGE LICENSES, Wyllie, issuer ' Malone ames, laborer Malone John, carpenter Mathewson Alexander, carpenter Mathewson G.P.manager woollen factory ! Montgomery Thomas, teamster Robert DOMINION 181 DIRECTORY.MONTREAL TELEGRAPH \u20acO., John Wyllie, agent Moore John, laborer Morton Alexander, harnessmaker Mullin John, laborer Murray James, confectioner Paterson William, carpenter Petrie A, B., weaver Petrie Alexander, weaver Petrie Robert, weaver Pickett Emanuel, foundryman Pickett James, shoemaker Piper James, woollen factory PiperJohn Pringle Mrs.Jane, wid John Pringle William, mason Rankin William, weaver Reader Arthur, carpenter Reid John, carpenter Rennick John, watchmaker Rigley Mrs.Jane, wid George Riley Joseph W., miller Rose Alexander, auctioneer Ross Alexander, butcher Ross Robert, plasterer Rutherford George, saw mill Saunders Mrs.John Scott George, carpenter Scott Michael, merchant Scott Thomas, ploughmaker Scott Thomas C., carpenter Scott William, carpenter Senior Richar Sharp Frederick, cooper Shearman William, well digger Souter James, tailor Stephenson Thomas, cooper Stewart Erskine, head cooper Stewart George, finisher Stokes James, shoemaker Swan John, laborer Thompson W., miller Thomson William Tillon Miss Kate, school teacher Turnbull Mrs.Elizabeth, wid T.Turnbull Robert, laborer Turnbull William, laborer Vaughan James.tailor Watson Archibald.moulder Watson James, moulder WATSON JOHN, manufacturer of agricultural implements Watson Robert.moulder Waybrant Hezekiah, carpenter White Charles, butcher White Henry, gunsmith White Parker, butcher White Percy, butcher White Richard, butcher Whitson Mrs, Mary, wid James Whitson Robert, blacksmith Willison 8 tmuel, tailor Willison Walter, tailor Witchen Thomas, teamster WYLLIE JOHN, druggist, clerk Division court, and agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Wyllie Robert, postmaster, issuer of marriage licenses Zegler Emanuel, painter AY'TON\u2014A small village in the centre of the townshipof Normanby, south riding of the county of Grey.Distant from Mount Forest 14 wiles, trom Durham 1S miles, trom Fergus, astation of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 43 miles, from Owen Sound.the county town, 46 miles.Mail tri-weekly, Population about 150.Becker Adam, carpenter Blasing Frederick, tailor Bower Jacob, blacksmith Bracht Balthazar, saddler Davis Mrs, boarding house Dwrr Henry, inukcèper Ayr-Bap Faber Bernhardt, shoemaker Finch John, shoemaker Fisher Henry, laborer Frœlich B., laborer Hildebrandt Valentine, laborer Hilgerner Samuel, carpenter Kelly Patrick, carpenter Kraft Conrad, blacksmith Langdale R.H., miller Leisemer Conrad, tinsmith Lewis Robert, carpenter Linter John, tailor McPhillips John, postmaster Miller John, waggonmaker Naismith Mrs., wid George, storekeeper Pinkerton James, M.D.Riley Alfred, blacksmith Ringel Henry, miller Robertson Thomas, mill owner Rode V., laborer Rodgers William, pumpmaker Schaefer John, laborer Schul Ernest, weaver Schul John, weaver Schultz Philip, laborer Smith Alfred, storekeeper Stone John, laborer Wagner August, laborer Watson David, innkeeper Wertz Adam, laborer Widmayer Charles, innkeeper Zinter John, tailor BABY'S POYNT\u2014A village on the | river St Clair, township of Sombra.; county of Lambton, electoral division of Bothwell.Cordwond forms the principal trade here.Distant from Sarnia, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 24 miles, from Wallaceburz 9 miles, from Chat- ham 28 miles.Daily steamer from Detroit calls here.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 50.British and American hotel.W.Menten.proprietor Brockdorf count William E.landing waiter Cameron James, teacher Jamieson rev.Andrew, ch of England Kelly Edward, dockowner Kelly Juhn George.farmer Kelly Mrs.Ann M., wid John Menten James, sen.J.P.postmaster, commissioner in Queen's beach, express agent, &c.Menten John.dockowner Menten William, proprietor British and American hotel, storekeeper : BADEN\u2014A rising village in the township of Wilmot, county of Waterloo.It possesses good water power, and has extensive agricultural implement works, | woollen, flax and stave factories.saw and flour mills, and a brewery.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office and Grand Trunk railway a station here.Distant from Berlin the county town, 9 miles, fare 30c.: from Stratford 16 miles, fare 50e.; from Guelph 23 miles, fare 70¢.: from Toronto (2 miles, fare $215.Mail daily.Population about 500.Acheson William, night operator G.T.R.Beek Charles, finisher Beck George, finisher BECK JACOB C., postmaster, manufacturer of agricultural implements, steam engines and general mill work Beck William, finisher Boye Ernest, tailor Cressman Nicholas, farmer Dellinger George, mason Donald Robert, moulder Elsessor Henry, porter G.T.R.Elsessor Wm., section foreman G.T.R.Emerich Charles, saddler Erbach Philip, stave factory ERNST BROTHERS.brewers Bap-BAL Ernst John, jun, of Ernst Brothers Ernst Peter, of Ernst Brothers Fisher William, finisher Flour Conrad, iron melter FORD HEN RY, stationmaster, agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Gabel George, laborer Gabel Jacob, store and hotel keeper Gerbig George, carpenter Gormond Christian, turner Gotbold Charles, shoemaker Heid Jacob, moulder Heuks Christian, blacksmith Hoffle Joseph, mouider Johnston Thomas, of Thos.Woodhead & Co.Joyce William, boilermaker Kaufman Adam, hotelkeeper Klein Nicholas, farmer Krause Christopher, hotelkeeper Lavey Henry, laborer Leary Michael, porter G.T.R.Licht August, sectionman G.T.R.Livingston J.& J., flax mill Livingston James, of J.& J.Livingston Livingston John, of J.& J.Livingston Menges Conrad, shoemaker Miller Christian S., farmer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, Henry Ford, agent Morley James, farmer Morley Michael, saw mill Myers Michael, township clerk Piper Christian, laborer Plaugh Ludwig, laborer Read William, blacksmith Roch Ernest, waggonmaker Root John, jun, farmer Rosenow Frederick, miller Rosenow William, turner Ross Jacob, helper Ross Jacob, painter Schantz John, mill owner Schantz Jonal, farmer Schmidt rev.George R., Menonite Schumacher John, laborer Seible Jacob, weaver Smith Henry S., farmer Smith John R., councillor, farmer Spanler Peter, farmer Spring rev.c.F., Lutheran, resides in Hamburg Statleberger Henry, tinsmith Stepler Adolphe, carpenter Stueter John, mason Umbach rev.Joseph, Evangelical association, resides in Hamburg Wagler Christian, farmer Walden Robert S., deputy postmaster, storekeeper Weber Anthony, farmer Weiler John, cabinetmaker \u2018Weiler John, patternmaker \u2018Wilte Charles, carpenter Woodhead Charles, & Co., woollen mills Zehr Joseph, farmer BALDERSON\u2014A small village in the townships of Bathurst and Drummond, county of Lanark.Distant from Perth, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa ratlway, 6 miles.tion about 100.Allan Andrew, farmer Allan James, farmer Allan Mrs.Ellen, wid William Balderson Mrs.Mary, wid John Beckett John, waggonmaker Bothwell James, blacksmith Cowie John W., postmaster, storekeeper McDonald James J., waggonmaker McDonald Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Angus McGregor John, farmer Mellquahin James, farmer Mail daily.Popula- DOMINION 182 DIRECTORY.McLaren Duncan, farmer Quigley James, farmer Stewart Duncan A., school teacher Waits Robert, shoemaker Watson Saunders, innkeeper Young James BALDWIN\u2014A village in the township of Camden East, county of Lennox an Addington.Distant from Napanee, 8 station of the Grand Trunk railway, 16 miles, Mail bi-weekly.Population about Crouse Charles, farmer Gordon Palmer Y., postmaster Hodge Daniel, farmer Kennedy George, farmer Killom James, farmer McLaughlin Martin, farmer Paul George, deputy reeve Ried Heaner, farmer Ried John, farmer Whitman J oseph, laborer BALLANTRAE\u2014A small villago in the township of Whitchurch, county York.Distant from Aurora, à station of the Northern railway, 8 miles, from New- market 9 miles, from Stouffville 7 milos.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Appleton Charles, saw mill Armstrong Robert, farmer Dogherty Isaiah, farmer Gee Frederick, teacher Greenon Hugh, farmer Grey James, farmer Grey Robert, farmer Hill Robert, carpenter Hill William, J.P., farmer Hood James, farmer Irwin John, farmer McCormick Robert, saw mill McFarland Arthur, farmer McMullen George, farmer McMullen Henry, farmer McMullen Samuel, farmer Miller Elijah, tavernkeeper Paisley Samuel, farmer Peacock Thomas, mason Peddit John, farmer Prior Daniel, postmaster, storekeeper Sexsmith George, bootmaker Simpson William, farmer Swyers Elizabeth, farmer Woodgate H.W., farmer * BALLANTYNE?S\u2014A village in the township of Pittsburg, county of Frontenac.It is a station of the Grand Trunk railway.Distant from Kiugston 9 miles.Population about 180.Adams Alexander, station master Ball John, farmer Ballantyne Mrs.Grace, wid Andrew Brown Alfred, J.P., farmer Brown William, farmer Clark Matthew, farmer Edgar Jeremiah, farmer Farquharson James, farmer Free Robert, farmer Hysop Charles, farmer Hysop John, farmer Kassan William, section foreman Killduff John, farmer Killduff Patrick, farmer McAdoo Andrew, farmer McAdoo William, farmer McManus Charles, telegraph operator McMorine rev.Samuel, Presbyterian McTain Michael, farmer Mayor William, blacksmith Meagle Patrick, farmer Moore John, farmer Morrison Isaac, farmer * The postoffice is at Pitt\u2019sFerry, a distance of 4 miles of [PROVINoE op Patterson David, farmer Potter John, farmer Pursell George, farmer Pursell Patrick, farmer Scott Willinm, farmer Sonner William, farmer Thompson David, farmer Wafer Moses, M.D.Ward John, farmer BALLENA FAD\u2014A village in the townships of Lrin and lsquesing, on the borders of the countivs of Welllngies and Halton.Distant from Georgetown a station of the Grand Trunk railway, ¢ miles, fare 26¢.; from Lrin 8} miles, fur, 250.; from Toronto 87 miles, Mail daily Population about 160.\u2019 Ackert Adam, pumpmaker Applebe John $ Belgrove Benjamin, carpenter Bennett John, general store, postmaster Bennett Robert, proprietor Commercial hotel Binnie Thomas, blacksmith Briggs George, blacksmith Campbell James, farmer Campbell Little, farmer Commercial hotel, R.Bennett, proprietor Czerwinske Louis, cattle dealer Ferguson Peter, blacksmith Fletcher Angus, waggonmaker Gibbs George, proprietor Mechanics hotel, auctioneer Gibson David, carpenter Hannah Robert, shoemaker Hilts Arthur, laborer Hilts Edward, laborer Hilts Ephraim, laborer Hilts William, laborer Johnston Alexander, farmer Kennedy William, laborer Matthewson Donald, blacksmith Mechanics hotel, G.Gibbs, proprietor Paull A.H,, clerk Sayres Albert, clerk Sayres George 0, grocer Shorthill John, farmer Walker William, blacksmith BALLYCROY\u2014A village in the township of Adjala, county of Simcoe.Distant from Bolton, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 9 miles, from Barrie,the county town, miles, from Toronto 37 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Beattie Samuel, farmer Beattie Samuel, jun.,saw mill Beattie William, saw mill Caldwell Charles, farmer Caldwell Samuel, farmer Cobean John, farmer Cox Robert, farmer Crisp John, farmer Fletcher Joseph, sanddler Guest James, farmer Hamilton Jolin, farmer Hurst James, shoemalker McClelland John, postmaster, tavern McGilvery Parsons, grist mill keeper McLaughlin Charles, farmer McMahon James Mahon James, school teacher Marshall Alexander, farmer Morrow Francis, clerk Noonan Dennis, farmer O'Leary Patrick, farmer Patton James, blacksmith Scott Henry, farmer Scott James, shoemaker Small Peter, inn and storekeepor Stewart Alexander, school teacher Story Thomas, farmer Turner John, farmer Walsh John J., school teacher White George, farmer ONTARIO] DOMINION 183 DIRECTORY BaL-Ba1.UFF\u2014A small village in the Pair Mr count Dur j t from Bethany, # end railway, 6 miles, from Port Hope 30 miles, \u2018Mail tri-woekly.Population about 100.Benson Thomas, farmer Benson Willtam, farmer Brown Joseph, waggonmaker Davy Thomas, farmer Day Daniel, blacksmith Holmes Joseph, farmer Jathangne Andrew, farmer Jennings John, saw mill McClung rev.James, Wesleyan McCray Alexander, carpenter Mordaunt Robert, blacksmith Morrow Themas, shoemaker Mullingar Robert, cabinetmaker Phillips William, teacher Porter David, farmer Porter Francis, farmer Prust Robert H, postmaster, storekeeper Ridge William, saw mill Staples Henry, saw mill Ward Mrs.Ellen Jane, innkeeper Williamson James, carpenter Williamson John C., agent Windell rev, William, Presbyterian BALLYMOTE\u2014A small place in the township of London, county of Middlesex.Distant from London miles.Mail semi-weekly.Population about 100.Armitage William, farmer Carrie James, farmer Carrie William, farmer Crozier Robert, J.P., farmer Foredyce George, farmer Harding William R., farmer Hayes James, farmer Howard Frederick, farmer Lewis Francis, farmer Lewis John, farmer McGuffen John M., farmer Mossip John, farmer Nugent Francis, farmer O'Brien John, farmer O\u2019Brien joseph W., J.P., farmer Owens John, postmaster, agent for the Joseph Hall Manufacturing Co., Oshawa Ralph James, farmer Shoebottom Isaac, farmer Shoebottom James G., innkeeper Shoebottom Thomas B., farmer Shoebottom William, farmer Sinclair Duncan, farmer BALMER ISLAND\u2014 A small village on the Madawaska River, in the township of McNab, county of Renfrew, distant from Pembroke, the county town, 66 miles, from Aruprior 8 mites, Mail tri- weekly.Population about 75.Anderson Peter Arnott William, farmer Brown David, farmer Brown Walter, farmer Carswell Robert, farmer \u2018Conner William, farmer Dickson James, farmer Douglass John, farmer Duff\" Alexander, storekeeper Pyfe Daniel, teacher GLENCAIRN HOTEL, Donald Mun- roe, proprietor Graham Alexander, waggonmaker Hamilton Andrew, township clerk Hill William, farmer Hill William, weaver Ingles John, farmer Kimberly BE isha, carpenter Lavelle Celeste, farmer Leckie David, blacksmith Mackie David, carpenter McAdam William, farmer McAllister Duncan, weaver McInnis Arch., postmaster, shoemaker McIntosh Peter, farmer McIntyre Daniel, blacksmith\u2019 McIntyre James, farmer McIntyre John, J.P., farmer McLean George, innkeeper McNab Alexander, stonemason McNab Dunean, miller MUNROE DONALD, proprietor Glen- cairn hotel Robertson Donald, farmer Robertson James, farmer Robertson Neil, farmer Rosette Peter, farmer Stewart Alexander, shoemaker Stewart Allan, township treasurer Sutherland Archibald, farmer Sutherland Donald, farmer Sutherland John, tailor Taylor Andrew, farmer Taylor John, farmer Wilson Alexander, carpenter BALMOR A L\u2014A small village in the township of Rainham, county of Haldi- mand.Distant from Cayuga, the county town, 6 miles; from Caledonia, a station of the Buffalo and Lake Huron railway, 12 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 50.Anguish Chapons, waggonmaker Anguish Mrs.Hester, wid Lewis Anguish William, farmer Best William, J.P., farmer Campbell Hugh, farmer Duncan Robert, farmer Dougherty Michael, shoemaker Falls Andrew, farmer Falls Harvey, farmer Grainger John, blacksmith Hudson Henry, farmer Hughland Hugh Kean Donald, farmer Lundy Geo.B., postmaster, storekeeper McCarteney James, farmer McDonald Christopher, innkeeper MORRISON SAMUEL W., innkeeper Nicholl Walter O\u2019Harro John & James, farmers Rose Daniel, farmer Studer John, farmer Whelan Adolphus, cabinetmaker BA LSANE\u2014A post office station in the township of Pickering, county of Ontario.Distant from Whitby, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 13 miles.Mail weekly.Palmer Ira, postmaster *BALSOVER-A village in the town- shipof Eldon, county of Victoria.The Toronto and Nipissing railway, now in course of construction, will pass within 3 miles of this place.It has large lumber, grist, carding and fulling mills.Distant from Beaverton 10 miles, from Lindsay, the county town, and a station of the Midland railway, 30 miles, fare §2.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 300.Armstrong Allan, laborer Armstrong William, jun.clerk Armstrong William, sen., laborer Barton Joseph, cooper Beach George, laborer CAMPBELL WILLIAM, lessee Victoria woollen factory Cook Abraham, shoemaker Dalgleish Robert, contractor Donnelly Cornelius, hotelkeeper Folliott Jonathan, waggonmaker Frazer Alexander, blacksmith Gibson William, jun, laborer Gibson William, sen., gardener Killinsworth Richard, miller * Also called Bolsover.King William, carpenter Macnamara rev.George, Wesleyan McNabb Alexander, clerk McRAE DUNCAN, J.P., postmaster, lumber merchant, grist mill owner, wholesale and retail dealer in dry oods, groceries, hardware, crockery, Boots and shoes, &c.McSwyne Alexander, lumberer Marsh John, lumber inspector Matheson Donald, sawyer Milligan Maxwell, tailor Moncriff Hugh, shoemaker Munroe Donald, builder Nicholes Robert, butcher Reinalds Philip, tanner Ross rev.William, Presbyterian Scott Mrs.Robert, school teacher Scott Robert, storekeeper Smith Donald, builder Smith William Tunkey Abraham, laborer VICTORIA WOOLLEN FACTORY William Campbell, lessee, custom carding and manufacturing Young William, hotelkeeper BALTIMORE\u2014A village in the township of Hamilton, county of Northumber- land.It contains flour, carding and grist mills.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Cobourg, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 5 miles, fore 12ie.Mail daily.Population about 0.Allen Henry, tailor Boyd John, carriage manufacturer Brazul Arthur, spinner Burgess John, tannery Burnet David, M.D.Burrow Charles, shoemaker Campbell James, carding mill Chapman Nicholas, blacksmith Chesholm Joseph, tanner Cockburn George, tavernkeeper Davey John, butcher Ducro Frederick, cooper Duma Adam, waggonmaker Duncan John, grocer Francy George, farmer Fraser Archibald, tailor Haigh Thomas, saddler Hogg George, blacksmith Kelley George.cabinetmaker Lapp Henry, councillor Lawless John, pump manufacturer Lent John, general agent McCutcheon Thomas, storekeeper McDonald Owen, cooper McDonald Robert, tannery McDougall William, flour mill McDougall William A., flour mill McGrain Charles, cooper Mann William, miller Martin Edward, laborer Mason George, blacksmith Milligan Ths.J.postmaster, storekeeper MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Morrison James, laborer Munday David, carpenter Murray rev.John L., Presbyterian Noble Mark, laborer Pearson James, miller Riddle Walter, reeve Roberts Charles, tanner Robinson James, currier Russell Archibald, storekeeper Shelington Edward, laborer Silvester rev.Charles, Wesleyan Staples Thomas J, J Pb, farmer Steward William J., laborer Stewart Robert, laborer Thompson James, grist mill Thompson James, miller Tinney John, mason Tinney Thomas, blacksmith BAM-BAR Turner John, M.D.Waldie Thomas, tavernkeeper Weir Hugh, miller Wellington William, carriagemaker Wimbles Francis, shoemaker * BAMBERG\u2014A small village in the township of Wellesley, county of Waterloo.Distant from Petersburg, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, from Berlin, the county town, 134 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 160.Ball Joseph, blacksmith Ball Nicholas, shoemaker Beker Martin, carpenter Bolimer Jacob, cooper Bopper Adam, farmer Cressman Amos, farmer Deitrich Joseph, carpenter Deitrich Peter, farmer Helm John, weaver Kismeelter John, farmer Knotch John, saw mill Lorenz Joseph, farmer Moser John, farmer Neep Henry, farmer Rumige Joseph, farmer Schlagel John, blacksmith Schopp Jacob, mason Snyder Mathias, farmer Straus John, farmer Voll Casper, farmer Walter Ferdinand, postmaster, store and hotel keeper Winkler Charles, pumpmaker Zimmerman Andrew, brewer Zimmerman Henry, waggonmaker BANDA\u2014A village in the township of Mulmur, county of Simeoe.Distant from Stayuer, a station of the Northern railway, 90 miles, fare 60c.; trom Toronto, 83 miles.Mail daily.Population about 50.Clemenger Alex, cabinetmaker Cleminger John, postmaster, farmer Cleminger William, builder Donnell Joseph, farmer Flack Robert, farmer Graham Henry, storekeeper Hood Joseph, storekeeper Kiernan Thomas, M.D.Lattimer William, farmer Matchett Robert, blacksmith Morrison Thomas, blacksmith Morrow Hugh, carpenter Oster George, carpenter Perry John, carpenter Stenson Robert, farmer Thomas John, church warden BANGOR\u2014A small village in the township of Pickering, south riding of the county of Ontario.It hasa good school known as the Brunswick academy.Distant from Whitby, the county town, and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 15 miles, fare 50e.; from Toronto 26 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Ablitt William, storekeeper, drover Buckman Alfred, farmer Calvert George, blacksmith Chinn Thomas, farmer Clark Hanson, farmer Crann John, farmer Dankeel Thomas, farmer Fisher Robert, farmer Hood William, farmer Milne George, farmer Milue James, farmer Percy Archibald, farmer Percy John, postmaster Percy & Young, threshing Rodgers Isaac, laborer Smith Aaron, farmer Studnum Joseph, laborer Verdon Edward, farmer = Formerly called Weimer.DOMINION 184 DIRECTORY.Verdon 8.G., farmer Verdon Thomas, farmer Wallace John, laborer Young Uriah, farmer BANNOCK BURN\u2014A small village on theRiver Moira, township of Madoc, county of Hastings.Good water power isavail- able bare.Distant from Madoc 11 miles, fare ue.; from Belleville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 40 miles, fare from Belleville to Madoc $1.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Bannockburn hotel, William Mumby, proprietor ' Carpenter William H., postmaster, storekeeper Chambers Joseph, shoemaker McCallum Alfred, miller McCallum Peter, grist and saw mill McLeod Allan, blacksmith McLeod Hugh, blacksmith Maitland house, J.Maitland, proprietor Maitland James, J.P., proprietor Mait- land house Mumby William, proprietor Bannock- burn hotel Parfit Isaac, sawyer Wilson William H., storekeeper BARK LAKE\u2014A post office and Telegraph station on the Ottawa river township of Jones, county of Hustings.Montreal Telegraph Co.\u2018has an office here.Distant from Sand Point, the terminus of the Brockville and Ottawa rallway, 70 miles, from Renfrew 60 miles, from Ottawa 120 miles.Mail weekly.MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, R.H.Rogers, agent ROGERS À.H., agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Skuce Richard, sen., postmaster BARRIE\u2014An incorporated town at the head of Kempenfelt Bay, on lake Simcoe, township of Vespra, county of Simcoe.1t is the chief town of the county and a station of the Northern railway.Trade chiefly local.Montreal Telegruph Co.has an otlice here.Distant from Orillia 27 miles, fare $1.25; from Collingwood 31 miles, from Penetanguishene 32 miles, fare $1.60; from Toronto 64 miles.Mail daily.I'opulativn about 3300.Abbott George, laborer Abbs George, laborer Ackward Daniel, shoemaker Ainley Henry, plasterer Albiston John, station master Alexander & Co., druggists; Charles Lugsden, manager Alexander Samuel, teamster Alexander William, laborer Anderson Mrs.Amelia, wid Anderson Robert, saddler Anderton Brothers, brewers Anderton James, of Anderton Brothers Anderton Joseph, of Anderton Brothers Appleby Sampson, bootmaker Archer Charles, saddler ARDAGH, ARDAGH & STRATIIY, barristers Ardagh Arthur, M.D.Ardagh John, M.D.Ardagh John À, of Ardugh, Ardugh& Strath Ardagh iss.Anne, wid Dr.John R.Ardagh W.D., reeve, of Ardagh, Ardagh & Strathy Armson John, carpenter Armson Thomas, moulder Armstrong Joseph, employment oflice and provisions Armstrong Mrs., wid William Armstrong William, laborer ARNALL ALFRED, proprietor Queen's hotel Ashman C.H., potash manufacturer [PROVINCE 07 Ashton George, storelkeeper Atkinson John, blackemith Atkinson Mrs, Mary Ann, wid Bacon John, bricklayer Ball George, carpenter Ball George, farmer Ball Joseph, painter Ballwir James, printer BANK OF TORONTO, Donald bell, manager Banns Mark, pensioner Barrie foundry, llenry Sewry & ( proprietors Barry John, laborer BARRIE HOTEL, Mrs.Elizabeth Marks, roprietress BÂR Hi STEAM WOOLLEN MILLS, Graham & Lount, proprietors Barry James, farmer Baskerville William, turnkey Bauldry Jeremiah, farmer Bauldry Obadiah, laborer Baxter Samuel, tailor Baxter William, plasterer Beardsley Mrs.Surah, wid Charles BEATTIE GEORGE J., hardware merchant Bee Benjamin, brickmaker Bell Mrs.Ann, wid Bell Mrs.Jane, wid Daniel, milliner Bemrose Edward, saddler BENNETT HUMPHREY, merchanx tailor Bennett James, farmer Benrose John, saddler, Bingham Alfred, of Bingham Brothers.Bingham Brothers, butchers Bingham John, of Bingham Brothers Bingham Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John BIRD HENRY, bootmaker Bird Shearman G., engineer BISHOP NATHANIEL H., grocer Black Fergus, teacher Black John, teacher Black William, teacher Blain Edward, farmer Blain Thomas, farmer Blakely Samuel, cabinetmaker Booth James, commission agent Booth John, cabinetmaker Boulton D'Arcy, of Boulton, Lount, Boys & Stewart Boulton, Lount, Boys & Stewart, barristers Bourey Mrs.Catharine, wid, milliner Bourne Daniel, carpenter BOSANKO CHARLES IH, dentist Boswell [idward C., clerk BOYS HENRY R.A., county treasuret Boys Mrs, wid Dr.Henry Boys William F.A., of Boulton, Lount, Boys & Stewart Brail Frederick, refreshment rooms Brazell P.B., of Brazell, Perkins & Co.Brazell, Perkins & Co., lumber dealers Brett William, butcher Briarly William Brolley Mrs, Mary Ann, wid ; Brolley Sunucl, proprictor Marksman + house Broomhead John, carpenter Brown George, mason Brown John C., Inhborer i Brown John J., of Brown & Vair BROWN & VAIR, nurgerymen and seedsmen Burns Robert, currier Burton James, lumbermun Burton Mrs.Mary, wid Burton & Smith, proprictors steamboat [da Burton Byrne Edward, undertaker Byrne George, bootmaker Byrne James, shoemaker Camp- it Jey ONTARIO.] DOMINION 185 DIRECTORY.BARRBIE Butt Albert, waggonmaker Butt Mrs.Mary, wid Cain Hugh, laborer (ain Joseph, laborer ; Caldwell William, blacksmith Callagban William, laborer Cameron John, carpenter Campbell Alexander, watchmaker Campbell Donald, car enter k CAMPBELL DONALD, manager Ban of Toronto .Campbell John, brickmaker .CANADIAN BANK or COMMERCE, Edmund 8.Lally, agen .CANTON TEA STORE, William Hunter, proprietor .Capon William B., painter Carey Robert, bootmaker Carleton James, pensioner Carley John, boat builder Carley Mrs., wid Carpenter Lisson, lumberman Carson James, bootmaker Carson Mrs.Catherine Cassin Miss Margaret, laundress Chalaupka Francis, music teacher Christison William, shoemaker Churchill Henry, bootmaker Clark Charles 11., lumber dealer Clark Septimus, sawyer Clarkson Joseph, farmer Clarkson Joshua, proprictor Commercial hotel COKE WILLIAM, lumber dealer Commercial hotel, Josiah Clarkson, proprietor Conn Robert, saddler Connors Thomas, laborer (ook George, of Cook Brothers Cook John, carpenter Cooke James B., carpenter Cooper George, storekeeper Copeland William, clerk Corney Patrick, carpenter Cornish James, laborer Cotter James R.barrister Coulter John, carpenter Cox Robert, farmer Crabbe John, tailor Craddock William, grocer Graig George, shoemaker Crary Patrick, laborer Creswick Henry, land surveyor CREWEDANIEL, editor of the Northern Advance Cricketers\u2019 hotel, Daniel Farragher, proprietor CROMPTON EDWIN B, & CO.dry goods merchants Crompton Frederick, clerk Crookshank James S., M.D.Crosby William F., clerk Crosby William H., livery stables Gross John, woodeutter Cross William, shoemaker Crossan Jumes, laborer Crown hotel, George Evaus, proprietor Croxton Henry, innkeeper Uulverwell John, trimmer Cundell Thomas, lumber Cunio Andrew, barber Cuthbert Robert, engine driver Dale Jumes, foundryman Daley William, pensioner David Joseph, clerk Davis Thomas, foreman Examiner office Day H., shoemaker Day Henry, carpenter Day Henry, teamstor Devlin Bernard, dry goods Diamond Nathaniel, mill owner Dixon James, laborer Donahoe J oseph, laborer Donnelly Peter, merchant Donnelly Peter, boots and shoes Dougal David, cabinetmaker Douglas Hamilton, shoemaker Duffy James, shoemaker Dunlop Mrs., wid James Dunn William, baker Durham Charles, machinist Durham John, lumber dealer EDWARDS JAMES, bookseller, sta~ tioner, dealer in musical instruments, conveyancer and insurance agent Edwards James, postmaster, agent Vickers express Evans George, proprietor Crown hotel EXAMINER THE), weekly, annual subscription $1; William M.icholson, editor and proprietor Exchange hotel, Henry Fraser, proprie- or Falls Mrs.Anne, wid Alexander Farragher Daniel, proprietor Cricketers hotel Foster William, farmer Fox Robert, carpenter Fraser Henry, farmer Fraser Henry,proprietor Exchange hotel Fraser rev.Mungo, Presbyterian Frawley Michael J., clerk Freek William, brickmaker Freeman William, cabinetmaker Fullerton Adam, farmer Fullerton Mrs, Margaret, wid John Fulljames John, law student Gageley James, laborer Gallagher Richard, laborer Garner William, of Sargant & Garner GARTON DAVID B,, photographer Georgen Theodore W.,& Sons, druggists Gibson James, plasterer Gilchrist Donald Gordon William, storekeeper Goodfellow John, barrister Goodyear William, laborer GOWAN J.R,, judge Graham Alexander, carpenter Graham Andrew, of Graham & Son Graham James M., of Graham & Lount GRAHAM & LOUNT, proprietors Barrie steam woollen mills Grabam & Son, tanners Graham William, clerk Graham William, of Graham & Son Graham William, sen., carpenter Graham William J., jun., carpenter Grammar school, rev.William Spotton, head master Grant John G., lumberman Graver Edward, storekeeper Graver Robert, clerk Green Allan, farmer Grubbe captain William Griffith Thomas, jun., plasterer Griffith Thomas, sen., plasterer Griffiths George A., carpenter Gullen Joseph, farmer Gunn Allan, lumber dealer Hagerty Timothy, teamster Hale Jonathan Hamilton Alexander, M D.of Alexander & Co.Hamilton Miss Ann Jane, milliner Hamilton Miss Mary, milliner Hamilton Mrs.Mary, wid Henry Handy Charles Handy George, farmer Hanstord rev.William, Wesleyan Harkom John W., engineer Harrison Christopher, storekeeper Harrison Henry, shoemaker Harrison Matthew Henry, clerk Uarrison Thomas 8., clerk HASTINGS JOSEPH W.,, jeweller Hayden Mrs.Eleanor, wid John Hayes John, laborer Hayes Michael, farmer Hayes Michael J., clerk Heffron John, laborer HENDERSON JONATHAN, hardware merchant Henderson William Henley Henry, plasterer Hickling Charles, farmer Hill John, carpenter Hinds Bernard, jun., storekeeper Hinds Bernard, sen, Hinds Charles, bootmaker Hinds Edward, storekeeper Hodgson Robert C., sub-bailiff Holdsworth George, teamster Holdsworth John, laborer Holmes William, laborer Holt Claude, of Holt, Sons & Co.Holt, Sons & Co., commission agents Holt William, of ¥olt, Sons & Co.Howcroft Harling, laborer Howecroft Henry, laborer Howlett Martin, laborer Howlett William, tailor Hunt Thomas, saddler Hunter Robert, clerk HUNTER WILLIAM, proprietor Canton tea store Hurst Samuel, carpenter Hutton James, tailor Hutton Mrs.E., wid, charwoman = Ingo Orlando, carpenter Innis Jobn, baker Irwin William, AM, teacher Jacobs Jacob Jago John, millwright Johns \u2014, printer Johns J.H., proprietor Victoria house Johnson Joseph B., auctioneer Johnson Martin, farmer Johnson Robert, wood cutter JOHNSON THOMAS, wholesale and retail confectionery Johnson William, farmer ; Johnston Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Archibald Johnston Thomas, laborer Jones E.Joel, laborer Jones William, hop grower Joy Miss Ann Kavanagh John, farmer Kavanagh Patrick, laborer Keanan Mrs.Catherine, wid Kearns Peter, clerk KEATING & LALLY, attorneys Keating W.J, of Keating & Lally Keating Walter, copyist Kells Johnson.bookkeeper Kemp John, brickmaker Kennedy Abrabam, carder Kent Joseph, carpenter Kerr James, lumberman Kerry Robert, bootmaker Kidd David, weaver Kidd Samuel, blacksmith King David King John KING NATHANIEL, editor and proprietor Northern Gazette King Robert, jun., of King & Son King Robert, seu, of King & Son King & Son, bakers Lacy James, blacksmith Laird John, storekeeper Laird Robert.LALLY EDMUND S,, agent Canadien Bank of Commerce Lally Francis W., of Keating & Laily Lane Mrs.Eliza, wid Jonathan Lang Alexander, gaoler Lang Mrs.Martha, wid John Larkins William, farmer Lee Christopher E, contractor Lee John, carpenter Lennox Haughton, law student BARRIE Leslie Joseph, sexton Lightfoot Alfred, laborer Lindsay William, tinsmith Lisle Enim, shoemaker Lisle John, shoemaker Little John, printer Lloyd Mrs.Anna D., wid Allen, teacher Lloyd Thomas D., clerk Division court Locke Joseph, jun., clerk Locke Joseph, sen., storekeeper Lorring Mrs.Ann, wid Lount Gabriel, deputy registrar Lount George, registrar Lount Robert, of Graham & Lount Lount Samuel, deputy registrar Lount William, of Boulton, Lount, Boys & Stewart Lowe Thomas, butcher Lyle Enoch, plasterey Lyle William, shoemaker Lynn William G., of Thompson & Lynn Lyon Edom, bricklayer Lugsdin Charles, manager for Alexander & Co.Macey William C., mason Macfarlane William, laborer Macnab John, clerk McAleer John, wheelwright McAlpine Malcolm, laborer McAvoy Patrick, storekeeper McBride Charles, bootmaker McBride James, bootmaker McBride James, farmer McBride Patrick, grocer McBride Terence, laborer McCarthy D' Alton, jun., of McCarthy & McCarthy McCarthy ID\u2019 Alton, sen., of McCarthy & McCarthy McCARTHY & McCARTHY, barristers McCausland George, carpenter McCausland John C.MeOoukey Benjamin, of McConkey & 0 McConkey Charles McConkey Clarkson McConkey & Co., general merchants McCONREY T.D., M.P.McCormick Thomas, carpenter McDonald Archibald, Jumberman McDonald Ewing, lumberman McDonald Hugh, {aborer McDonald John, laborer McDonald Mrs.Rebecca, wid John McDonald Ronald, laborer McDougall Angus, laborer McDougall Neil, currier McFadden Alexander, Brothers McFadyen Allan, teamster McFarlane John McFetridge William, produce dealer McGuirck John, laborer McHenry Robert, saddler McHugh William, mason Mclntosh Peter, lumberman McIntyre Mrs.Jane, wid William McKee Matthew, wheelwright McKennan Joseph, shoemaker McKenzie Alexander, jun., watchmaker McKenzie Alexander, sen., pensioner McKernan Daniel, shoemaker McKerr James, brickmaker McLaren Hugh, baker McLaughlin James, tanner McLaughlin Mrs.Bridget, wid Michael, proprietress Simcoe hote McMahon Robert, grocer McMillan David, clerk McNabb Andrew, tailor McPhee Alexander B., town clerk MecQuarrey Hector, blacksmith McRae George, saddler MeSheen Mrs.Ann, wid of Anderton DOMINION 186 DIRECTORY.McWATT JOHN, superintendent Barrie hotel Major John, butcher Maloney John, teamster Maloney William, pensioner Manghan Mrs.Sarah, wid Mann William, bookseller Marin James, of Marin & Sons Marin Philip, of Marin & Sons Marin & Sons, storekeepers Marin Thomas, of Marin & Sons MARKS MRS.ELIZABETH, propric- tress Barrie hotel Marksman'\u2019s house, Samuel Brolley, proprietor Marshall James, laborer Maundrell George, storekeeper MEEKEN EDWIN SIDNEY, general store and auctioncer Mellanby John, painter Mick Henry, laborer Mick James, laborer Milner rev.Jon., Episcopal methodist Miscampbell Andrew, storekeeper MITCHELL D., agent Montreal Telegraph Co MONAHAN JAMES, general provision merchant MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.D.Mitchell, agent Moody Joseph, sawyer Mooney Harry M., printer Moor John, bootmaker Moore Martin, saddler Moore Michael, laborer Moore Peter J., saddler Moore William, carpenter Morgan rev.Edward, ch of England Morris Alexander, agent Morris Hiram, laborer Morrison Bridget, wid John Morrow Alexander, agent Morrow David Morrow James C., barrister Morrow John, shoemaker Morse Edward, clerk Morton Edward D., M.D.MORTON MISS MAGGIE, milliner Mullanty John, painter Murchison Duncan J., storekeeper Murphy Michael, laborer Murphy Miles, laborer Murphy Mrs.Ann D., wid Peter Murphy Mrs.Margaret, wid Murphy Patrick, laborer Murray John, laborer Naylor James, laborer Naylor William, laborer Neil Robert, shoemaker NEILL GEORGE J., shoemaker Nicholson Byron R., printer NICHOLSON WILLIAM M., editor and proprietor of the Examiner Noble William, laborer NORTHERN ADVANCE, weekly, annual subscription $1; Daniel Crewe, editor, proprietor and printer NORTHERN GAZETT , weekly, annual subscription $1 ; Nathaniel King, editor, proprietor and printer Northgraves rev.(George, R.catholic O'Brien Mrs., wid Frederick (O\u2019Brien Robert, teamster O'Brien William E., barrister O'Connor Michael, storekeeper O'Hara John, carpenter O'Meara John, laborer O'Neil John, lumberman Oliver Llewellyn, M.D., coroner Orr George, carpenter Overs George, laborer OXENHAM RICHARD J.manufuc- turing confectioner and fruit dealer Oxenham William, plasterer [PROVINOE oF Packard Charles, wheelwright Pae Peter, clothier Palmer Albert V., druggist Palmer John, carpenter Primer William, blacksmith Pass Walter M., storekeeper Patterson John, laborer Payne John, grocer Pearcy Thomas, painter Perkins Charles A., grocer Pilkey William, laborer Plaxton George, tinware Plaxton William, blacksmith Pott Charles, copyist Povey Mrs.Charlotte Povey William, blacksmith Powell John, of Powell & Thompson Powell Richard POWELL & THOMPSON, general merchants Pribble Henry, laborer Price Samuel, bootmaker Pullan Joseph, gunsmith Quary George, laborer QUEEN'S HOTEL, Alfred Arnall, proprietor Quigley Benjamin, fireman Quinn Patrick, laborer Raikes Walter, farmer Rankin Abraham, builder Rawdon Daniel, laborer RAWSON THOMAS E., tinsmith Ray James, carpenter Reardon Daniel, farmer Regan James, carpenter Richardson Alexander, foreman Northern Gazette Richardson Alexander, printer Richardson John, laborer Richardson Samuel, farmer Riddle Walter, ash manufactory Ritchie Jarvis, millwright Ritchie Samuel, wheelwright Robertson Alexander, carpenter Robinson Thomas, proprietor Vespra flour and feed mills Rogers Joseph, high bailiff ROSS CHARLES H., storekeeper Ross David, carpenter Rowatt John, teamster Rudkin William, constable Ryan James, carpenter Sanders Charles, clerk Sanders Leander S., watchmaker Sanders William, P.L.S.Sandford Charles, agent Sanford Sidney M., deputy treasurer and revenue inspector Sargant & Garner, dry goods Sargant James, of Sargant & Garner Scott James, constable Scott James, teamster Scott John, machinist Sebastian John, image maker .Sewry Henry, & Co., proprietors Barrie foundry .Sewry Solomon, of Sewry & Sullivan Sewry & Sullivan, pumpmakers Shaughnessy Michael, bootmaker Sheets William, blacksmith Sheran John, saddler Sheridan Bernard, storekeeper Sibbald Alexander, laborer Sibbald William, cooper Sidsworth George, baker Sidsworth Thomas, baker .Simcoe hotel, Mrs.Bridget MeLauglin, wid Michael, proprietress Simpson Robert, brewer Simpson Thomas W., clerk ou SMITH BENJAMIN WALTER, sherill Smith Charles B., sheriff's officer Smith George, curpenter Smith Gill ONTARiO.] Smith Henry, clerk Smith John, laborer .Somers George, carriagemaker Sparling James, carpenter Spearan Luke, laborer Spencer Michael H., grocer Speran James, farmer Spotton rev.William, Grammar school Stephens Joseph, waggonmaker Stevens John, blacksmith Stevenson George, wool carder Stewart Hamilton D., of Boulton, Lount, Boys & Stewart Stewart William, saddler Stohn Mrs.Almeida, wid John W.Strathy Henry H., of Ardagh, Ardagh & Strathy Strong William E., M.D.Struthers John, carpenter ; Sullivan George R.,of Sewry & Sullivan Summers George, waggonmaker Summers James, farmer Summers Joseph, farmer Summers Samuel, bricklayer Summerset John, harnegsmaker Summersett Thomas, blacksmith Supple R., dry goods Sutton Hamilton, shoemaker Sweeney John, shoemaker \u2019 Tambling Thomas, malster \u201cTaylor Thomas, laborer Taylor William, laborer Teevan John, blacksmith Theakstone Allan, clerk Thompson James, teamster Thompson James, of Powell & Thomp- som Thompson John, of Thompson & Lynn THOMPSON & LYNN, photographers Thompson William, farmer Thomson Alexander, sawyer Thomson Archibald, councillor Todd James, farmer Todd Mrs.Margaret, tailoress Tolan George, clerk Trainer John, laborer Trunkfield George, maltster Tuccola Matthew, image maker Turner John, printer Turner John, tailor : Turner Mrs.Jane, wid James, laundress Urqubart David, shoemaker Vair William, of Brown & Vair Vanevery David, livery stable keeper Vespra flour and feed mills, Thomas Robinson, proprietor Vicker's express, James Edwards, agent Victoria house, J.H.Johns, proprietor Walden George, laborer Walker James, carpenter Walker Joseph, laborer Ward James, shoemaker Warner Levi, saddler Wesley Samuel, laborer Weyant Mrs., wid, laundress Weymouth John, livery stable Whelan James, mason White George, laborer Whitebread George, painter Whitebread George, wheel wright Whittle Andrew, machinist Wicks Norman, carpenter Wilkinson James, flour mills Williams BE.I, deputy sheriff Williams Isaac V., cooper Williams John, laborer Wilson Andrew, lumberman Wilson John, cattle dealer Windsor James, fisherman Winters Henry, switchman Wiseman Henry, sailmaker Wisker John, clerk Wood Mrs., wid Wray James, carpenter DOMINION 187 DIRECTORY.Urquhart Donald, shoemaker Wright John, laborer Wright O.F., lumber Wright Samuel, baker BARTONVILLE\u2014A village in the township of Barton, county of Went- worth.Distant from Hamilton, the county town, and a station of the Great Western railway, 3 miles, from Toronto 43 Toles.Mail daily.Population about Bartonville house, J.Oliver, proprietor Burkholder Jacob, farmer Burkholder William, farmer Condy James, blacksmith Condy William, blacksmith Crosthwaite Daniel, farmer Crosthwaite Harvey, farmer Depew Abraham, storekeeper Depew David, gardener Depew Peter, tollkeeper Fluellen Isaac, gardener Gage John, farmer Gage John W., farmer Gage Wm.J., postmaster, storekeeper James Simon Jones David, laborer Lifter Joseph, waggonmaker Oliver John, proprietor Bartonville house Ramsay Robert, butcher Rayner Joseph, gardener Rogers William, butcher Skinner George, blacksmith Syer William, gardener Waller George, gardener Waller William, gardener BATH-\u2014AD incorporated village on the north shore of the Bay of Quinté, towu- ship of Ernestown, county of Adding- ton.Itis a port of entry, a steamer calling here daily on its passage up and down between Kingston and Belleville.Two fteamers that ply bi-weekly between Montreal and Trenton, also call.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Ernestown, a station of the Grand Trunk Railway, 4 miles, fare 50c.; from Napanee 12 miles, fare ste from Kingston 17 miles, fare 50c.Mail daily.Population about 800.Aishton Thomas, M.D.Anderson Robert, farmer Armstrong Henry, of Belfour & Armstrong Armstrong Thomas, reeve, of Belfour & Armstrong Athes Amos, laborer Bain Thomas, shoemaker Belfour & Armstrong, carriagemakers Belfour & Armstrong, storekeepers Belfour G., of Belfour & Armstrong BELFOUR JOHN, postmaster, operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Belfour William, of Ross & Belfour Blair William C., tailor Burley Silas, laborer Burley William Burrowes Frederick.school master CAMPBELL DANIEL J, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hard ware,provisions, boots and shoes, crockery and glass Campion Arthur, laborer Campion Charles, blacksmith Campion William, sailor Caswell William, photographer Champion R., fisherman City hotel, Edm.G.Ferren, proprietor Connors Thomas, laborer Cunningham Luke, jun., boatbuilder Junningham Luke, sen, boatbuilder Davy Mrs, Orillia, wid Peter Davy Peter R., councillor, farmer Davy William H., jun., millowner Davy William H,, sen., landing waiter Bar-Bar Deltor Mrs.Ann, wid Jacob Dunovan Richard, farmer Fairfield William J.Ferren Edm.G., proprietor City hotel Finkle captain Gordon Wm., steamboat Finkle Roland, bailiff Forward David, hardware Forward H.F., hardware Fry Christian, carriage trimmer Fry Jedediah, carriagemaker Ham Mrs.Rebecca, wid Peter Hancox Mrs.Mary, wid Orton Harper rev.Wm.F.S., ch of England Hartman Phillip Hawley James, laborer HOSELTON HIRAM A.cabinetmaker.Hoselton John C., carpenter Howard John J., clerk Howard Thomas E., storekeeper Humphrey Alexander, mason James Samuel, waggonmaker Johnson Noble, mason Johnson Robert, laborer Johnson Samuel, farmer Johnson Thomas C., harnessmaker Johnson William, grocer Johnston Alexander, laborer Johnston Hugh, clerk Johnston John J., harnessmaker Kelso Mrs.Margaret, wid Charles Kennedy Roderick, M.D.Kittson Robert, shoemaker Laird Billings, blacksmith Lasher John, storekeeper Lasher Lucas, farmer Lewis Allan, blacksmith Lewis Charles, blacksmith McBride Daniel, grocer McBride John, laborer McCarthy Anthony, fisherman McCarthy Thomas, farmer McKenty Edmond, storekeeper McLard John, laborer McManus Patrick T., engineer McQuirk Patrick, shoemaker MARRIAGE LICENSES, Esra Priest an.issuer Mink Mrs.Eliza, wid Charles MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., John Belfour, operator Moran George, blacksmith Mott Robert, harnessmaker O'Rourke Michael, grocer Park Thomas, carpenter Paul Robert, laborer Peterson William F.Poppa Peter, tailor Price Elias, councillor PRICE ROBINSON B., M.D., druggist Priestan Esra, issuer of marriage licenses Purdy Hagard, councillor Reynolds Robert, sawyer Rogers Charles L., clerk Division court Rogers Hudson, storekeeper Rogers Samuel, storekeeper Rose William, farmer Ross & Belfour, agents Ross John, of Hoss & Belfour Rouse D.J., of Rouse & Wilcox Rouse John, baker Rouse & Wilcox, patent hay forks Ruttan Michael, carpenter Salins Alexander, tinsmith Scriven Mrs, Mary, wid Joseph Shepard John, carpenter Shibley William, harnessmaker Short Miss Mary Simonds Andrew, painter Thurston William, laborer Trinklett Joseph, tailor Tucker rev.Richard L., Wesleyan Vanclink Miss Mary Jane, seamstress Wallace Guy, laborer Bar\u2014-BEA DOMINION 188 DIRECTORY.[PRovINoE or Wemp Duncan, hotelkeeper White James, farmer White John, farmer Wilcox R.D., of Rouse & Wilcox Wright Edward, storekeeper *BATTEAUX\u2014A small village in the township of Nottawasaga, county of Sim- coe.It has good water power and isa flag station of the Northern railway.Distant from Nottawa 14 mile, from Colling- wood 4 miles, fare 10e.; from Barrie 26 miles, from Bell Ewart 38 miles, from Toronto 90 miles.Population about 120.Adamson Henry, farmer Arthurs John, laborer Bourchier William, saw mill Boyd Hugh, laborer Church James, laborer Clayton Joseph, laborer Cunningham M., farmer Cunningham P., farmer DeRivers John, laborer Doyle John, farmer Durnford Andrew, farmer Hocking Henry, builder Longhurst John, teamster McDonald Charles, laborer McDonald Donald, farmer Mathers Peter, blacksmith Meechan Alfred, farmer Miller James, sawyer Mitchell James, carpenter Moles Luke, laborer Moles William, farmer Morrison Hugh, laborer O'Hara Thomas, carpenter Plant Thomas, farmer Playter Henry, farmer Purnell Joseph, sawyer Raines William, section master Redman James, farmer Ross Thomas, farmer Seton Charles E., bookkeeper Tellifour Bouquet, farmer Thomas John, laborer Toben Patrick, sectionman Wyant Burgoyne, shingle maker Wyant Charles, lumberman, farmer Wyant George, farmer \u2018Wyant Joseph, lumberman, farmer BATTERSEA\u2014A village at the south of Loughborough lake, township ot Stor- rington, county of Frontenac.A good trade is carried on here in lumber, grain, wool and shingles, Distant from Kingston 16 miles, stage three times a week, fare 30c.Mail tri-weekly.l\u2019opulation about 350.Anglin & Thorne, saw mill Anglin William, of Anglin & Thorne, postmaster, storekeeper Ansley hotel, John Brewer, proprietor Ansley J.W., carpenter Arthurs George, farmer Bales Timothy, carpenter Blackaby John, proprietor Granite hotel Brewer John, proprietor Ansley hotel Caverly Samuel, blacksmith Craig Alexander, millér Dugal Frederick, carpenter Fair Marshall, of Hewton & Fair fFreil John, carpenier Granite hotel, Jno.Blackaby, proprietor Hewton & Fair, carding factory Hewton William, of Hewton & Fair Hughes Edward, blacksmith Irwin rev.William, Wesleyan Johnson Oliver, farmer Latimer Edward, carpenter Latimer Lydia, storekeeper Randal William, laborer Somerville David, wool spinner Thorne Jolin, of Anglin & Thorne * The post office is at Nottawa, Thorne Joseph, carpenter Vanluven Christopher Switzer, farmer Vanluven Cornelius, clothier Vanluven Henry, storekeeper Wakeford Mrs.Adeline, wid John Walker David, waggonmaker Washington Van Wattenbury, joiuer Wright Ladoch, sailor BAYFIELD\u2014A village on Lake Huron at the mouth of Bayfield river, township of Stanley, county of liuron.Itis a good fishing station for herring, whito fish and salmon trout, Steamers Plying Ibofwoch Detroit and Goderich call here, and large quantities of\u2019 grain and flsh are shipped from this port.Distant from Goderich, the county town, 12 miles, {rom Seaforth, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 16 miles, fare 750.Mail daily.Population about 350.Adams John, carpenter Ahrens Fritz, tavernkeeper Baxter Robert, butcher Bettchin Jacob, wool carder Burges William, cooper Cameron Donald, of D.Cameron & Son Cameron Donald, & Son, harnessmakers Cameron Mrs.Mary, wid A., dealer Cameron Thomas, of Donald Cameron & Son Connor W.W., major of volunteers Cragg rev.Edward, Wesleyan Cullen David, blacksmith Daunt rev.\u2014, ch of England Deiging Peter, tanner Duncan William, teacher Eberhardt C., baker Egan F.L., dealer Elliott Andrew, of Keys & Elliott Elliott Edward, tavern Erwin Joseph, carpenter Esson John, general agent Falkner Alexander, carpenter Fergusson John, restaurant Foley \u2014, shoemaker Gairdner James, postmaster, trader Gairdner Robert HI, M.D.Gememhardt John, cabinetmaker Gibson rev.Hamilton, Presbyterian Haaske A., constable Harrison W., carpenter Hingston Frederick, barnessmaker Holman Valentine, stoves and tinware Irvine George, blacksmith Joslin John, tavern Jackson H., captain of volunteers Keys & Elliott, storekeepers Keys John, of Keys & Elliott McDonald James, tailor McDougall D., bailiff McDougall Mrs.Marks Alexander, sailor Marks Tutor, trader Miller IT, cooper Miller Mrs.Mary, wid Richard Mitchell Thomas, cabinetmaker Morgan John, tavern Morisson Robert, trader Philomore \u2014, tatlor Pickfort Charles W., trader Pollock James, hotel Ritchie D.H., clerk Division court Roth Val, brewer Rutledge Audrew, trader Shaw Jumes, blacksmith Stanbury Richard, M.D.Struthers John, woollen mill Stuart J., teacher Thompson James, millowner Walwin Aaron, shoemaker Whitten James, waggonmaker Williamson James, tuvernkeeper Wilson 3., druggist Woods Ninian, M.D.BEACHBURG\u2014A village on the Government road to Pembroke, township of Westmeath, county of Ronfrew, Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Portage du l\u2019ort 10 miles, from Pombroke, the county town, 15 miles, from Sand Point the terminus ot the Brockville aud Ottawa railway, 82 miles, from Ottawa 80 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200.Beach Abel, J.P.Beach Joseph, farmer Brown Miss Maggie, weaver Cameron Hugh Cannon William, clerk Division court Collins William, laborer Colquhoun Miss Mary, milliner Condie Alexander, saw mill Condie Janes, grist mill Coyne Patrick, clerk Eagleson Newton, bailifl Forbes George, M.D.FRASER DONALD, general merchan Gill James, carpenter Gracie Joseph, blacksmith HEENAN LEGGE, James Heenan, Pembroke, Thomas Legge, Beach- burgh, dealers in dry goods, groceries, hardware, clothing, boots and shoes, «ac JOHNSTON ANDREW, hotelkeeper, comfortable house and strict attention to travellers Lavender Robert, waggonmaker Legerhood Daniel, school teacher McLaren Peter, shoemaker MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Geo.Surtees, agent Munro James, waggonmaker Murray T.& Ww.storckeepers Sanderson rev.l£.A, Episcopal methodist Simpson rev.John H., ch of England Stevenson Matthew, blacksmith Sullivan Thomas 8., hotelkeeper SURTEES GEORGE, postmaster,genc- ral merchant and telegraph agent Taylor Thomas, tailor Virtue John, carpenter Wiglesworth John, J.P., farmer BEACHVELLE\u2014A flourishing village on the River Thames, townships of North and West Oxford, county of Oxford.A large trade in lime, flax and wheat is doue here.1t contains Episcopalian, Wesleyan, and Presbyterian churches, steam saw and shingle mill, a water, flouring and saw mill and a large foundry and machine shop.Here is also n station of the Great Western railway.Distant from Woodstock, the county town, 4 miles, from In- gereoll 4 miles, from London 24 miles, from Hamilton 62 miles.Muil daily Population about 700.Allen Eli, firmer Allen Thomas, laborer American Merchants Union Express Co.W.N.Parsons, agent Appleton Richard, laborer Appleton Walter, Inborer Bailey Albert J., miller Bennett Robert, innkeeper Bennett Robert, laborer Blackwall Daniel W., machinist Bremner Alexander, limeburner Brink Charles, farmer Brown Isanc W., M.D.BROWN JOLIN 11, flax mill, factory ant rope walk, also a ux will situated eur Woodstock Burdick Caleb, laborer Burdick Mrs.Chloe, wid Enoch Burns Daniel, laborer Burton John, tanner, shoemaker Canada Life Assurance Co, W.8.Nellex.agent ONTARIO.| DOMINION 189 DIRECTORY.Bea-Bea Canfield Earl, farmer Canfield Sunford, farmer Canfield Stewart, farmer Carroll John, farmer te sage Harrigon, carpenter Glomenhogg Nathaniel, rake and wash d factor, Coen James, innkeeper and horse dealer ; (took Gordon H., deputy reeve, farmer Cook Robert, laborer Cook Solon M., blacksmith Jreighton Alexander, carpenter Deficlds Joel l\u2019., laborer Dennis Isanc, tanner Dickie James, waggonmaker Dodge John, farmer Dodge William, farmer flscy Mrs.Janet, general store Evatt James W., grocer Fairbairn James, groceries and crockery Ferguson Hugh, moulder Fischer Augustus, mason Fox Philip, farmer .Fraser Mrs.Mary, wid James, boarding house (tee Merritt, laborer Gilbert Miss Elizabeth, school teacher Gilbert Richard .Gould Wellington R., cabinetmaker Gowland George, laborer .Gray Junior, steam saw and shingle mill Green Hiram IL, limeburner Green Lathrop, farmer Greig major George, J.P.Grove Edwin H., bookkeeper Guthrie George, laborer Hamilton rev.Wm., D.D., Presbyterian Harp Henry, carpenter Hartley Ralph, laborer Henry John, grocer Henry John, tailor Henry Warren, tanner and shoemaker Horning Robert, blacksmith Huggins Enoch, machinist Innes Robert D., farmer Karn Freeman, farmer Karn James, innkeeper Knox John, laborer Lick John, farmer Lovering J ames, butcher and baker Mabee Walter B., J.P., reeve, farmer McCombs Hiram, carpenter McDonald James, laborer McDonald John, of McDonald & Mid- dough McDonald & Middough, blacksmiths McGauley Edward, sawyer MeIntee Alexander, carpenter McIntosh David, moulder McKenzie Donald, laborer McLean Robert, millwright McNames Nathaniel, laborer MeNeil James, muson Martin Calvin, J.P.Martin Chancery D., farmer Martin H.F Martin Rouben Martin Solon C., farmer Martin William, butcher Martin William, laborer Mason Charles, J .P,, postmaster, township clerk, commissioner in B.R., conveyancer Mason Mrs.Margaret, wid William Mealey Daniel, laborer Middough Smith, farmer Middough William, of McDonald & Middough Moore Robert J., carpenter Nelles IE.A, & Co, storekeepors Nelles Elijah A, of E.A.Nelles & Co.Nelles Heury W., of E.A.Nelles & Co.Nelles William 8., of E.A.Nelles & Cv., insurance agent Nelson David, turner Norcott George R., carpenter Nott James, limeburner OXFORD FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, Robert Whitelaw, proprietor Parsons William N., station and freight agent G.W.R.Phelps Joel, teamster and matchmaker Phelps Uriah, blacksmith Phillips Robert, school teacher Pirie Peter, porter G.W.R.Reid Donald, laborer Reid John, tinsmith Ross Henry, M.D.Rutherford Lumsden, farmer Ryan Mrs.Sophia wid Joseph, tailoress Sadler John, bricklayer Seely Miss Isabella, dressmaker Simmons William Fr, laborer Slater John, tailor Smith Archibald, carpenter Sutherland William, laborer Taylor Francis, laborer Taylor James, & Son, shoemakera Taylor Thomas, of James Taylor & Son Taylor John, laborer Thompson James, machinist Thornton Benjamin, J.P., saw and grist mill Vickery Jonathan, furs, hides, &c.Walls Alexander, millwright Watson rev.W.C., Wesleyan West James, laborer WHITELAW ROBERT, proprietor Oxford foundry and machine shop Young John, farmer Young Thomas, farmer BREALTON\u2014A small village in the township of Townsend, county of Norfolk.bistant from Brantford, a station of the Buffalo and Lake Huron branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 11 miles, fare $1.50; from Simcoe, the county town, 15 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Popuiation about Barber John, J.P., farmer Bates Hiram, farmer Beal Lorenzo, farmer Beal Peter, farmer Bishop James, farmer Challen John, jun., farmer Challen John, sen., farmer Crosbie James, blacksmith Cross Matthew, farmer Davis Robert, farmer Haviland Benjamin, farmer Haviland David, farmer Osborne James W., M.D.Overholt Isaac, farmer Robinson Hiram, potash manufacturer Rogers Oron, farmer Slaght Philip, farmer Smith William, farmer Taylor Gilbert, J.P., farmer Turner Frank, postmaster, storekeeper Wallace Thomas, farmer Wymer David, farmer Wymer Eli, farmer Wymer James, farmer BEAMSVILLE\u2014A large and rising village in the township of Clinton, county of Lincoln, It is a station of the Great Western railway, at which most trains stop.Moutreal Telegraph Co.has an offico here.Distant from St Catherines 11 miles, from Hamilton 21 miles, from Niagara Falls22 miles, from Paris 50 miles, from Toronto 60 miles, from London 97 Tones.Mail daily.Population about Albright Joseph, student Allen Alexander, clerk Amiss Edward, laborer Amigs Jeremiah, baker Armstrong James, teamster Bain Alexander, tailor Bartlett Mrs.Jane, wid Thomas Beaty George, shoemaker Bennett James, blacksmith Boughner James, blacksmith Boyer Mathias, shoemaker Bradt Mrs., wid Broughner Mrs.Margaret, wid John Broughner Patrick, shoemaker Broughner William, cooper Buchanan Thomas, moulder Bulger Edward, painter Bulgin Edward, painter Burns James, tailor Carl John, carpenter Caton James, saddler Coake William, carriage trimmer Colliday Charles, moulder Colliday Jacob, carpenter Comfort William A., M.D., druggist Cook William Cornwell John, farmer Cornwell Mrs.Mary, wid Lewis Cornwell Wilfred, farmer Couse Alma, blacksmith Couse Alom, hotelkeeper Couse Ira, blacksmith Couse Mrs.Mary, wid Moses S.Craig John, moulder Crooks Vernal, cabinetmaker Culp Anthony, blacksmith Dalmage John, mason Davis David, saw mill and builder Finn Michael, laborer Frugoli Thomas, watchmaker Gabriel James, moulder Gilmore Mrs.Catherine, wid Matthew Glover Arthur, clerk Goodwin Richard, painter Grubb Franklin.wood worker HARRIS A, & SON, manufacturers of agricultural implements Harris Alanson, of À.Harris & Son Harris Elmore, turner Harris John, of À.Harris & Son Hearle William, hardware Henry James S., storekeeper Henry Thomas B., clerk Hewitt William, machinist Hodge Archibald, storekeeper House William, core maker Huntsburger James, harnessmaker Immil Frederick, shoemaker Johnson Mrs.Catherine Kemp Edwin, apprentice KERR JOHN C.J, assistant postmaster, operator Montreal Telegraph Co., express agent and clerk Division court Kew John, of William Kew & Son Kew William, of William Kew & Son Kew William, & Son, carriage manufacturers Kilbourne Cyrus, cabinetmaker Kilbourne John, farmer Kilbourne Rowley, farmer King William, cooper Lacey Alouzo H., dentist Little Augustus, weaver Little Cyrus, potter Little John M., tailor Longley John, apprentice Lowery Robert, laborer McBroughner Thomas, tailor MeClatchey John, moulder MeIntyre Mrs.Marinda, wid John D.McKay Jacob, machinist McKay William, farmer McLean John, M.D.McQueen James, teamster McWayne James Marlatt Isaac, laborer BEA-BEA DOMINION 190 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE oF Masales Elem, wood worker Merrell Robert S., bookkeeper * Merritt Allen, blacksmith Mesales Peter, laborer Mesales William, finisher Middleton William, sawyer Mihill David, blacksmith Mihill Henry, carpenter Montgomery rev.Robert B., Baptist MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., John C.J.Kerr, operator Morgan David, professor of writing Morrice Nelson, machinist Morrow Joseph E., clerk Morrow Mrs., wid Moyer Andrew, painter Moyer Jacob, wheat buyer Moyer Moses, painter Nelson Franklin, laborer O\u2019Hearn Mrs.Margaret, wid Morrice Oldham Jacob, clerk Ortt Charles, mason Osbourne J.B, & Son, storekeepers Osbourne James B., of J.B.Osbourne & Son Osbourne John B., of J.B.Osbourne & Son, postmaster Oswald John, wood worker Palmer Mrs.Bright wid Potts Samuel, moulder Ramsberg Jesse, laborer Rice David, laborer Rice Elkanah, harnessmaker Rogers Bernard, commercial traveller Rogers James C,, clerk Ross Hemry L., blacksmith Rout Edward, carpenter Sands Jacob, laborer Schwab William, potter Scott John, clerk Shannon Thomas, clerk Sinclair Hugh, clerk Smith John W., machinist Smith Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Edward Smith Peter, carpenter Sneider George F., laborer Summer Walter Sutton George, butcher Sutton Thomas, laborer Teller Mrs.Hannah, wid David Thompson Robert, carriagemaker Tibby Charles, teamster Tinlin William, carpenter Tufford John, waggonmaker Vanhorn Daniel, blacksmith Van Sickle Thomas, laborer Van Sickles Abraham, blacksmith Vosburgh Mrs.Mary, wid Isaac Vosburgh William, blacksmith Walker John S., grain buyer Walker W.& Ww, carriagemakers Walker Wellington, of W.& W.Walker Walker William, of W.& W.Walker \u2018Wardell Philip, grocer \u2018Wilson Charles, carriagemaker Winters John, farmer Woodard Seth, carriagemaker Zimmerman Morrice D., hotelkeeper Zimmerman Wallace, clerk BEAK BROOK\u2014A village in the township of Cumberland, county of Russel.A considerable quantity of timber and ashes is obtained in this district.Distant from Cumberland, a landing of the Montreal and Ottawa steamers, 10 miles, fare 25¢.; from Ottawa 22 miles, trom Morrisburg 55 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Anderson John Buck Jeremiah B., carpenter Descôte Louis, laborer Fitzsimmons John, shoemaker Fletcher William H, innkeeper Garrett Glenholme, school teacher GARRETT REV.THOMAS, B.A, ch of England Gosselin Matthias, carpenter Grier Brock, postmaster Grier J.& B., storekeepers Hill Alfred, storekeeper Kearney John, blacksmith Nelson Gilbert, councillor, farmer Powell Abraham, farmer Peake rev.W.I1., Wesleyan Rogers John, assistant postmaster Tessier Moïse, shoemaker Walsh John, farmer Wilson Thomas, farmer Yates David, shoemaker BEAVERTON\u2014A thriving village on Lake Simcoe, township of Thorah, north riding of the county of Ontario.This lace will be one of the termini of the Mid- and railway.Distant trom Whitby, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 60 miles, fare $2.60, Mail daily.Population about 1200.Adams Mrs.Anderson James, tanner Anderson John, tanner Anderson William, baker Andrews William P., pumpmaker Appleton C.H., blacksmith Appleton Miss, milliner Arbuthnot Duncan, & Co., storekeepers Arbuthnot Duncan, of Duncan Arbuth- not & Co., school teacher Bates James, blacksmith Belimore Alexander, laborer Belimore John, laborer Bemister James, veterinary surgeon Blake William, of Mabee & Blake Brown James, pedlar Brown Neil, saddler Bruce George F., of Cameron & Bruce Burchard Anson, blacksmith Burns William, bookkeeper Calder Alexander, farmer Calder Duncan, J.P., farmer Cameron Æneas Cameron Alex., of Cameron & Bruce\u2019 Cameron & Bruce, storekeepers Cameron Daniel, carpenter Cameron Donald,postmaster, land agent Cameron Duncan Cameron James, stoves and tinware Cameron John, tailor Cameron rev.Duncan, Canada presbyterian Campbell Archibald, miller Campbell Archibald, waggonmaker Campbell Dougal, bookkeeper Campbell John, carpenter Campbell & McMullen, carpenters Campbell William, laborer Canada Permanent Building and Savings society, Charles Robinson, agent can Cameron Cathcart Miss Jane Cooper Alexander, clerk Cooper Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker Corbman Jacob, cabinetmaker Davidson Charles H., issuer of marriage licenses, merchant Davie Edward, cabinetmaker Davison Peter, M.D.Drake George, bricklayer Elder David, weaver Elder George, weaver Ellis Godfrey, carding and fulling mills English William, shoemaker EXPOSITOR (THE), weekly, annual subscription $1; P.Murray & Co, printers and proprietors Farquharson Donuld, of Farquharson & Taylor Farquharson & Taylor, storekeepers Furnis George, carpenter Gamble Alexander, weaver Gilbertson William, builder Gillespie Gilbert, saddler Girens Willinm, bricklayer Glassford Thos., of D.Arbuthnot & Co.Glassford John, sawyer Glover James, saddler Gordon James, clerk Gordon Neil, storekeeper Graham Jumes, laborer Hale William, printer Hamilton Alexander, proprietor Ilamil- ton house Horton William, barber Jackson Miss, milliner Jardin Archibald, laborer Jeffries B, G., watchmaker and jeweller Johnston John R., druggist Jordan John, laborer Judd Simon, laborer Knight Richard, painter LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND, N.I.Paterson, agent Linton James B.Lloyd John, laborer Loosey James, tinsmith Lowes John S., M.D.Mabee & Blake, shoemakers Mabee Mrs.Eliza, wid Richard Mabee Reynard, saddler McArthur Malcolm, saddler McArthur John, saddler McArthur Peter D., baker McCaskill William McCuaig Duncan, waggonmaker McDonald Donald G., railroad contractor McDonald Lewis, watchmaker McDougal Robert, clerk McEwan Gilbert, shoemaker McFee Mrs.Ellen, wid William McHattie James, blacksmith McHattie William, blacksmith McIntosh James, laborer McKay Alex., M.D., chemist and druggist, coroner McKay William, laborer McKinnon Angus, proprietor Ontario hotel McKinnon Archibald, blacksmith McMillan Peter, waggonmaker blacksmith McNAB DUNCAN, proprietor Revere house McNivin John, blacksmith McRae Murdoch, teamster MARRIAGE LICENSES, Charles Du- vidson, issuer Martin John, shoemaker Miller James G., storekeeper Morison William, pedlar Moss John, carpenter Munroe Miss Isabella, milliner Murray Mrs.Hugh, botelkeeper Murray George, printer MURRAY P,, k CO, printers and pro- rietors of the Expositor MÜRRAY PETER, of P.Murray & Co, editor of the Expositor Murray Peter, tinsmith Neason Charles, miller Nugent \u2014, painter Ontario hotel, Angus MeKinnon, proprietor Ough R.J., M.D.Paterson Charles, clerk Paterson John PATERSON NORMAN F., solicitor and insurance agent Presbyterian church, rev.David Watson, minister Proctor George R., storekeeper Proctor George, sen.Proctor James, farmer Proctor John, saw and grist mill and ONTARIO.| CIAL TIRE INSURANCE Ror CANADA, N.F.Paterson, agent P NCIAL PERMANENT BUILD- ! ROVINCTAT N.T.Paterson, agent Pugh Henry, butcber ay Duncan, clerk ÉÉVERE HOUSE, Duncan McNab, proprietor Robinson Alexander, teacher ROBINSON CHARLES, J.P, clerk Division court .Rodman Jeremiah, stage driver, bds at Hamilton house Rogers Mrs.Mary, wid Joseph Roman Catholic church, rev.Father Brayer .Ross Donald, bailiff, auctioneer Ross Robert, carpenter Ross Roderick, gardener Smith C.H.Smith George, town clerk Stuart W.O.C, contractor Sillars Ronald, carder Shares Alonzo, laborer Spencer Mrs., painter Taylor Thos., Sof Farqubarson & Taylor Thompson Abel, carpenter Todd Davidson, cabinetmaker Todd James H., waggonmaker Tyrrell Thomas, tailor Verral George R., miller Wallace Robert, saddler \u2018Waram Matthew, baker .Watson rev.David, Presbyterian Wesleyan church, rev.A.C.Wilson White Miss Elizabeth, fancy weaver Williamson David, tailor Wilson rev.A.C., Wesleyan Wilson Samuel, cabinetmaker Woodrow Alexander, laborer BELFAST\u2014A village in the townships of Ashficld and Wawanosh, county of Huron.Distant from Goderich,the county town, and a station of the Grand \u2018Trunk railway, 18 miles, fare 75c.; from Kincardine 2 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Agar John, farmer Alton Jeremiah, farmer Alton Samuel, farmer Brown John, weaver FOWLER ROBERT, farmer Hetherington Miss L.Jane, school teacher Johnston Samuel, carpenter McCrostie John, farmer McHARDY JOHN, postmaster, general merchant Mullen James, tarmer Pennington W.L., blacksmith Phillips Samuel, saw mill Porteous & Stroud, blacksmiths Reed William H., J.P., farmer Runciman David, saw mill Somerville Thomas B., grist mill Sturgeon Robert, hotelkeeper Taggart Robert, weaver Taggart Thomas, weaver Wilson William, carpenter Wood Willinm, carpenter ' BELFORD \u2014 A small village in_ the township of Markham, county of York.Distant from Markham 8 miles, from Whitby, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 15 miles, from Toronto 28 miles, Mail daily.Population about 200.Anthony Edmund, farmer Anthony William, farmer Armstrong William, farmer Badperow David Bilby Kirkwood, farmer Boyce Mrs.Loover, wid Daniel DOMINION 191 DIRECTORY.Boyd John, carpenter Boyd Jumes, J.P., farmer Boyd William, storekeeper, county con- | Istable Brand David Burton Israel, postmaster Button colonel W.W.Cocksworth William, farmer Coley William, tailor Cornelius rev.William, Bible Christian Dunna James, farmer Duff Alexander, blacksmith Hagerman Benjamin, farmer Hagerman Theophilus, farmer Ireson Joseph, hotelkeeper Ireson Thomas, painter Jarvis John, laborer McMackin Thomas, farmer Manassa F., farmer Marr Ira, tavernkeeper Pry William, gardener Reesor Jacob, farmer Richards Peter, mason Shank Samuel, farmer Trann James, farmer BELFOUNTAIN\u2014A small village in the township of Caledon, county of Peel.This place was first cettled by William Frank in 1825.It possesses first class water power.Distant from Charleston, à station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway.6 miles, from Toronto 45 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Baker Michael, farmer Baker William, farmer Blair John, farmer Blair Mrs., wid Peter, farmer Blair Peter, farmer Brock Meadows, cabinetmaker Brock Robert, cabinetmaker Brown David, miller Bush Thomas J., farmer ByamJ.F., saw and grist mill, storekeeper, farmer Herring Noah, postmaster,school teacher Hughson Leonard, saw mill Long William, carpenter Longstreet Frank, farmer McDonald William, blacksmith McTaggart Archibald, waggonmaker Ramsay Malcolm, carpenter Redick Frederick C., tavernkeeper Steele James, tanner and currier Taylor James, postmaster, storekeeper Walker William M., J.P., farmer \u2018White John, turner BELGRAVE\u2014A small village in the townships of Morris and East Wawanosh, county of Huron.Distant from Wing- ham 5} miles, fare 25¢.; from Clinton, a station of the Buffalo and Lake Huron railway, 17} miles, fare 76¢.Mail daily.Population about 50, Allison Walter, blacksmith Armstrong Simon, postmaster, store keeper Bell Cornelius G., carpenter Corbet Christopher, Jp, farmer Emberry Gilbert, framer HALF-WAY HOUSE, William Morrison, proprietor McCartney David, general store McCrea John, J.P., farmer MORRISON WILLIAM, proprictor Halfway house Robertson Donald, carpenter BELHAVEN\u2014A small village in the township of North Gwillimbury, county.of York.Distant from Newmarket, & station of the Northern railway, 18 miles.fare 750,: from Toronto 50 miles.Mail daily.Population about 75.Armstrong Frederick, farmer Dafoe Albert, wood worker BEL-BEL Draper Luther, farmer Ear] William, stage proprietor Mann Willard, farmer Martindale M., hotelkeeper Morton John, J.P., farmer Morton Friend, farmer Prosser Daniel, postmaster, storekeeper Prosser Elijab, J.P., farmer Silver Myron, blacksmith Sprague James, farmer Sprague John, farmer Sweet Andrew, farmer Williams William, farmer Winch Henry, farmer Winch John, farmer Winch Stephen, farmer BELLEVILLE-Anincorporated town on the Bay of Quinté, township of Thur- low, west riding county of Hastings.It is the county town, and is beautifully situated; its streets are wide, well laid out, and lit with gas, and it has a number of handsome public buildings, private residences, and stores, Front street is the business street of the town.On Pinnacle rtreet there is the court house and gaol, Bank of Montreal, Merchants Bank of Canada, Masonic Music hall, market and armory.On Church street, the Gas works, Grammar school, Shire hall, St Thomas, St Michael\u2019s, St Andrew's, Wesleyan and Episcopal methodist churches, and the English, Scotch and Catholic cemeteries.On John street, the Presbyterian church and Masonic lodge.On George street, the skating rink, gymnasium,and curling rink.On Hotel street, the Congregational church.On Bridge street, the Montreal Telegraph Co.and Dominion Telegraph Co.'s offices, post office, custom house, and Ontario ball.On Moira street.Christ church.On Front street, the Town hall, police station, and Workingmen's Temperance hall, and at the head of West Front street, above the railway track, is Albert college.an institution under the control of the Episcopal methodists.This college was opened in 1857, and has since been in most successful operation.Its course of instruction comprises all the branches of common school, grammar school, and collegiate training.The ladies department of this institution has been named the Alexandra college.There are also six common schools, two infant schools, Roman catholic, and a Grammar school, in the town.About a mile west of the town is the institute for the deaf and dumb, a handsome building, lately erected, and opened on Thursday, the 20th October, 1870.The manufacturing interests of Belleville are most extensive.The River Moira, which passes through the town, furnishes very fair water privileges.On its banks are erected several large manufactories, among others two woollen factories, three grist mills, four sash, door and blind factories, a cheese box factory, a chair and cabinet factory.and several saw mills.Some of the latter have from 90 to 100 saws, employ 150 to 200 men, and are capable of manufactur ing about 100,000 feet of lumber every twenty-four hours.The lumber trade has been the chief cause of Belleville\u2019s rosperity.Besides the above the town oasts of other manufactures of various kinds, such as four extensive foundries, a ottery, a soap and candle factory, two reweries, two distilleries, and the sewing machine manufactory Qf Mr.James Barrett.Ship building 1s also carried on.Two daily and three weekly newpa rs are issued in Belleville.The Grand Trunk railway, which passes the back of the town, has a tine station, and two locomotive shops: over 100 men are employed by the Company here.During season of navigation, steamers leave here daily for Kingston, tri-weekly for Oswego, U.8.and weekly for Montreal.There is à daily steam ferry between Belleville and the county of Prince Edward, and daily stages to the Madoc gold district.Distant from Picton 35 miles, fare &1; from Madoc 26 miles, fare $1; from Kingston 48 miles, fare by boat $1.25; by rail BELLEVILLE.] DOMINION 192 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE or #1.60; from Toronto 118 miles, fare 83.75; from Montreal 220 miles, fare by boat $5; by rail $6.15.Mail twicea day.Population about 10,000.The population in 1836 was about 1500, in 1861, according to census returns, 6,227.MISCELLANEOUS INDEX.Banks.00100000 0000 c as aa en aan cs 200 Board of Trade .\u2026.0000000050 0000 eee 201 Board of Health.2 010000000000 201 Charches.\u2026\u2026.-.201 Clubs .2000000 A.201 Companiea\u2014Express 201 Ras.201 Railway 201 Steamboat .-.201 Telegraph.201 \u201cJorporation \u2014Fire department .201 Police department.201 County officials.04400000c0awnes 201 Crown Timber office.201 Custom house.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.201 Educational \u2014Albert college.202 Albert university .202 Alexandria Ladies college.202 Commercial college.:.202 Common schools.202 Grammar school.202 R.Catholic Separate schools 202 Inland revenue.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.00 005000 00ne 0 202 Masonic lodges .202 Militia.202 Newspapers .Post office.Societies \u2014Agr Literary National .Religious.Temperance Abbott G.W., of Legate & Abbott, Front st Abraham James, laborer, John st Acherman Mrs.Geo, teacher, Church st Ackerill D, veterinary surgeon, John st Adam Augustus H., mason, Front st west Adams George, tinsmith, Frontst Adams William, carpenter, Brock st Adamson Mark, grocer, Front st Addison John, finisher, Pinnacle st Agricultural Mutual Fire Assurance Co., John Thomas, agent, Front st Aidge William, sawyer, James st ALBERT COLLEGE, rev.A.Carman, M.A.president, College hill Albion hotel, A.Snider & Son, proprietors, Front st ALEXANDRA COLLEGE, Mrs.M.À.Smith, preceptress, College hill Alford Walter, carpenter, Pinnacle st Alford William, shoemaker, Reed st ALLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, (under contract with the Government of Canada for the conveyance of the Canadian and American mails,) between Montreal, Quebec and Liverpool during summer navigation, and between Portland, Me., and Liverpool during winter navigation, head office, Montreal ; Canadian Express Co, agent, Bridge st.See Adv.page facing Jirst cover Allen Charles, constable, baggage master G.T.R., Station road: Alport Mrs.Frederick, George st ANDERSON PROFESSOR JAMES D., physiognomist, Front st,h Emily t s -Andrew Frederick, millman, Water st Anglo American hotel, T.À.Holbrook, proprietor, Front st Appleby Mrs.Ann, wid T.D, North Bridge st Armory and drill hall, David Serviss, caretaker, Pinnacle st Armstrong George, machinist, Front st west ; Armstrong Jas.A.bandmaster,Grove st Arnois Joseph, laborer, Bridge st Arnott Robert, laborer, Maria st Arthurs Alexander, shoemaker, 'ront st Ashbury George, laborer, off Mill st Ashley Jacob, tinsmith, Mill st Atkins Henry R., of G.C.Holton & Co., George st Aunger Esau, clerk, Murney st Backus George, moulder, John st Bailey James E., engine driver G.T.R, n depot Bain Donald, bds at Anglo American hotel, Front st Bain Mrs.James, milliner, Front st Baker James, carpenter, Moira st Baker Millar, cabinetmaker, Coleman st Baker Mrs.Catherine, wid J., Canifton roa Baker Sandford, lumber merchant, Bridge st Baker William J., carriagemaker, Mill st, h Canifton road Baldwin rev.Arthur H., ch of England, Commercial st Ballantyne Simon, agent, Front st west BANK OF MONTREAL, Robert Richardson, manager, Pinnacle st cor Hotel st Barbeau Antoine, foreman, Church st Barber William R., clerk, John st Barreau Jean Baptiste, laborer, \u2018Wharf st BARRETT JAMES, manufacturer of family and manufacturing sewing machines, Mill st, h Front st Bartin Mrs., wid H., Pinnacle st Bartlett G.R., accountant and teller, Bank of Montreal, John st Bartlett Mrs.Smith, wid, John st Bathurst Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Henry, Pinnacle st BAY OF QUINTE ELEVATOR AND PLASTER MILL, Geo.A.Simpson & Co.proprietors, Front st, below Wharf st, office Bridge st BAY OF QUINTE STEAMERS, Robert Tannahill, agent, Front st Bayeur Mrs.L., wid Louis, Strachan st Beamish William A., customs preventive officer, Mill st .Beatty S.G., of Beatty & Wallbridge, John st Beatty & Wallbridge, proprictors of Commercial College, Front st Beaupré Pierre, carpenter, Canifton road Beckett Mrs.Eliza, wid Paul, Front st Beckett Paul, harnessmaker, Front st, h Coleman st Beckingham Edward, laborer, Front st Bedford John, Henry st Bedford John H.W., dentist, Henry st Belair John, shoemaker, Front st Belair Mrs.John, milliner, Front st Belch John, laborer, off Mill st Belch Samuel, grocer, Mill st Belsh John, fireman GTR, n depot Bell Charles W., of Ross, Bell & Holden, George st BELL JAMES T., professor agricultural chemistry, zoology, &c., Albert college, h Front st west BELL JOHN, Q.C., of Ross, Bell & Holden, solicitor G.T.R., George st BELL RICHARD S,, reporter of the In- telligencer, Front st, Colborne st Bell Samuel, laborer, Pinnacle st Bell Thomag, carpenter, College st Belleville Curling rink, F.C.Ridley, secretary, George st Belleville Board of Trade, Thomas Kelso, president ; J.Parker Thomas, secretary Belleville Meat market, bet Pinnacle and Front sts, n Bridge st Belleville Produce market, Jacob Clapp, lessee, Front st, n Bridge st BENJAMIN ELLIS R,, collector Inland revenue, Front st, h Dundas st BENJAMIN MRS., wid Geo., Dundas st Bennett Patrick, shoemaker, Mill st Bennett R.N., butcher, 6 Bolleville market, h Yeoman st Bennett William, carpenter, Front st Benson Joseph, watchman, Dundag st Benson Samuel M., surveyor, Hotel si Bentley Thos.B., accountant, Church at Bininger Mrs.Eliza, wid John, Gt St James st Black John, shoemaker, Catherine st Black Willinm, boat owner, off Ann st Blackburn Joseph, cubinetmaker, Fron st, h Murney st Blandeau Antoine, laborer, Pinnacle st Bleecker William, mill owner, Moira st Blytheman Robert, laborer, John st Bogart Abraham L., steamboat owner, Pinnacle st Bogart Cornelius V., shoemaker, Froul st, h Church st Bogart D.D., lumber merchant, Bridge at Bogart Henry, captain ferry boat Prince tdward, Pinnacle st.Bogle John, carpenter, Yeoman st Bonar John, engineer, Wharf st Bonner Henry, carpenter, Ann st Bonner Thomas, carpenter, James st Bonter John C., tavernkeeper, Front st Bonter Robert H., teamster, John st Booth James, commercial traveller, George at Booth Richard, conductor G.T.R.,, n depot Borradaile G.C., proprietor New Dominion hotel, Front st Boselly Edward B, turner, Mill st west Boselly Joseph, blacksmith, Moira st Boselly Mrs.Joseph, grocery, Moira st Boselly William, painter, Mill st Boswell William, slater, Albert st west Bottoms Herry Levi, clerk, Murney st Bottoms Mrs.Sarah Jane, wid, Murney st Boulter George, Dundas st Boulter Miss S., dressmaker, Everitt st Bowden William, sailor, Front st BOWELL MACKENZIE, M.P., editor and proprietor of the Intelligencer, and president of the Hastings Insurance Co., Front st, h William st Bowes Mrs.Mary, wid Walker S., James st Boyle Thomas, laborer, Colborne st Bradford David, blacksmith, Front st west Bradford Henry, laborer, Grier st Bradshaw William, car repairer G.T-R., Canifton road Bragg Charles, finisher, Ann st Branson Martin, cabinetmaker, Pinnacle st Breakell Robert H., clerk, Ann st Breeman John, laborer, Strachan st Breeze Thomas, boat builder, off Coleman st Brennan David, of William Campbell & Co., Wharf st Brenton John, contractor, Bridge st Brenton William, carpenter, Honry st Brethour rev.David L.,Weeleyan, orin st British America Assurance Co, R.C.Hulme, agent, Front st Britton Edward, butcher, Ann st Brodie James, switchman G.T.R., Can- ifton road Brodie Mrs.Agnes, wid Mungo, John st Brooker George, laborer, Murney st Brosseau Thomas, trader, Pinnacle st Brough William, blacksmith, Dundas st Brown Alexander S,, contractor, Mill st cor Gt St James st ONTARIO.| .& J., manufacturers of ma- Bron and agricultural implements, Mill st and Gt St James st Brown George, of Brown & St Charles, Reed st own George S,, Front st \u2014 Bron Geos bar tender, Pinnacle st Brown Jas., grocer, Front st, h Hotel st Brown James, M.P., of G.& J.Brown, Mill st cor Gt St James st CL Brown John W., cutter, Murney's hill Brown Miss L., assistant teacher, Alex- ra college Brown Mrs.Mary wid James, Yeoman st Brown Richard, fireman G.\".R., n depot Brown & St Charles, carriagemakers, ill st Bo Thos., fireman G.T.R., n depot Brown William, shoemaker, Front st Brydon William, baker, Front st Buckley William, carter, Church st Bulger Mrs, Ellen, wid Michael, Canif- ton road Bull George, land agent, Dundas st Bull Samuel J., barrister, Front st, h Dundas st ; Bullen Mrs, Mary Ann, wid Jos.,Grove st Bullen R., boarding house, Front st Bullen Wesley, grocer, Front st Bullen William, shoemaker, Grove st Bunting Robert, teamster, John st Burdett David E., M.D., Front st west Burdett Samuel 8, barrister, Front st, h Moira st Burdon Abraham D, church, Front st Burdon Alexander, head master Grammar school, George st Burgoyne Joseph, laborer, Everitt st Burke James, laborer, r Wharf st Burke Mrs.M., wid Thomas, Maria st Burke Richard, laborer, Strachan st Burke Richard, machinist, Reed st Burnes John, laborer, Maria st Burnell Charles R., clerk, bds at M.Sawyer\u2019s, William st BURRELL ELLIS, axe and edge tool manufacturer, Mill st Bush James, carder, Moira st Butler James, cooper, Yeoman st Butler James, soap boiler, Yeoman st Butler Tobias, machinist, Pinnacle st Cahill John, fireman, Canifton road Cahill Michael, cleaner G.T.R., n depot Cahill William, laborer, Wharf st Callaghan Jeremiah, laborer G.T.R,, n epot Callaghan John, switchman G.T.R, n epot Callaghan Michael, switchman G.T.R.Canifton road Cameron 0.K., laborer, Murray st Campbell James, shoemaker, Wharf st Campbell John G., discount clerk Merchants Bank of Canada, Forin st Campbell lieut.colonel A.A, crown lands agent, and inspector of Madoc old mining division, Front st, h harlotte st Campbell Mrs.À, wid Hugh, Chureh st Campbell Mrs, A., wid John, Front st Campbell William, & Co., grain storers Front st ! 8 ! Campbell William, Grier st Campbell William, of William Campbell Co.James st CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO William J.Smyth Agent, Front st CANADIAN EXPRESS CO, agent for Allan Line of Stcamships ; James W.rom son, agent, Bridge st Canada Permanant Building aud Saving Society of Toronto, John Thomas, appraiser, Front st and Bridge st sexton Christ DOMINION 193 DIRECTORY.Cann William, gardener, George st Carey Peter, mason, Ridley st Carlett James Ford, M.D., Front st CARMAN J.W., & CO., proprietors and rinters of The Ontario, Front st CARMAN J.W, of J.W.Carman & Co., editor of the Daily Ontario, Bridge st cor Ann st CARMAN REV.ALBERT M.A., president Albert college, College hil Carman Robert B., Sra College hill Carney T., cleaner G.T.R., n depot Carroll capt.Frs.A, agent, Pinnacle st Carscallen David J., grocer, Front st Carscallen John, carpenter, John st Carthy John, engine driver, Canif- ton road Carthy Wim engine driver, Canifton road Cartwright Mrs.L., wid Amos, Reed st Cage William.baker, Gt St James st Casey Stephen, track foreman G.T.R,n depot CHANDLER EDMONDS, druggist, and agent for Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., Front st, h William st Chandler Ed., jun.druggist, Charles st Chapin Chester d, Jeweller, Front st, h Reed st Charters & Co., druggists, Front st Charters James A., of Charters & Co., Forin st Cheesebury Joseph, gardener, 2nd Concession road Cheevers Pat., carriagemaker, Reed st Cherry Thomas, cabinetmaker, Hotel st Childs W., cleaner G.T.R., n depot Chittenden H.V., proprietor Dafoe house, Pinnacle st Chown George, tinsmith, Front st, h Coleman st Christ church, ch of England, rev.Sep- timus Jones, rector, Voira st Cireault Charles, laborer, Ann st Clapp Jacob, trader, Moira st Clapp Walter L., laborer, Bridge st Clark James, shoemaker, Gt St James st Clark James A., butcher, 2 Belleville market, b Benjamin st Clark James D., blacksmith, Front st Clark James Ww, grocer, Bridge st cor Ant st Clark Mrs.Charlotte, wid F., Moira st Clark Philip, tailor, Colborne st Clark William, tailor, Front st, b Annst Clarke Francis, carriagemaker, Front st C Clarke Francis M., of R.M.Clarke & Son, Front st Clarke R.M., & Son, shoe store, Front st Clarke Robert M., of R.M.Clarke & Son, Front st Clarke William, fitter G.T.R., Canifton road Claxton Mrs.Emily, wid Francis, boarding house, Front st Cleveland Charles, log driver, Church st Clokey John, laborer, Hotel st Coady John, mason, Forin st Cobb Jehu, carpenter, Front st Coburn Geo, grocer,Front st, h Hotel st Coghlin John, laborer, Maria st Coleman Charles L., clerk of peace, Front st Coleman Everett Hastings, M.D.Coleman Mrs, Jane, wid Thos., Moira st Collector of customs, W.F.Meudell, cor Bridge and Pinnacle sts, h Moira st Collins Cornelius, laborer, Canifton road Commercial college, Beatty & Wall- brige, proprietors, Front st COMMERCIAL UNION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE CO,, Jobn Tho- Mas, agent, Front st Comfort John, laborer, Ann st 16 BELLEVILLE, Common school No.1, John Macoun, master, Gilbert st Common school No.2, N.Vermilyea, master, Catharine st, cur Ontario Common school No.3, Stephen Pashly, master, Pinnacle st Common school No.4, Wm.McKeown, master, Church st cor John st Common\u2019 school No.5, John Irwin, master, Grove st Condon Edward, barber, Pinnacle st Conger Brothers, grocers, Front st Conger James A., of Conger Brothers, Forin st Conger R.D., of Conger Bros.Front st Congregational church, rev.J.L.Roke, Hotel st Conlan Martin, gardener, Cedar st Connell John, laborer, James st Connelly James, gardener, Pinnacle st Connelly James, laborer, Mill st west Conner William, shoemaker, Front st Conners Jas., laborer G-T.R.,Colborne st Conway Bernard, carter, Colborne st Conway Mrs.Mary, wid John, John st Cook John, grocer, Front st cor Hotel st, h Queen st cor Charles st Cook John, laborer, Mill st Cook Mrs.Annie, wid James, hotel keeper, Railway st COOPER THOMAS W., proprietor Railway house, Railway st, opp G.T.R.epot .Cooper William, of William Cooper & Co., bds at Albion hotel, Front st Cooper Wm., & Co., grocers, Front st Copeland James, barnessmaker, Front st, b William st Corbitt John, teamster, John st Corbitt William, laborer, John st Front st, h Corby H., & Son, millers and distillers, Front st Corby Henry, of H.Corby & Son, Bridge st Corby Jas., of H.Corby & Son, George st Corby Thomas, baker, r Moira st Cornelius Joshua, painter, off Mill st Cornell Henry, painter; Ann st Costello Patrick, shoemaker, Front st Cottrell Thomas, engine driver G.T.R, n depot County Clerk's office, Thomas Wills, Shire hall, Church st ounty Treasurer\u2019s office, Francis Mc- Annany, treasurer, Pinnacle st Coughlin Lawrence, laborer, Everitt st Court house, Thos.Wills, county clerk, Pinnacle st cor Campbell st Courtenay John, fancy goods, Front st, h Dundas st Covert John, mariner, Church st Cox Chapman, bookkeeper, Canifton road Cox Thomas, harnessmaker, Coleman st Coyle William, laborer, Church st Crang George, carpenter, William st Crang James, carpenter, William st Crawford George S., clerk Bank of Montreal, Pinnacle st Creeper John, laborer, Smithville road Crown Lands office, A.A.Campbell, agent, Front st Crowther William, short hand writer G.TR., William st Crozier John A.G., clerk, crown timber office, John st Crozier Lief N.F,, deputy registrar, John st Crozier St Geo., musical dqetor, professor of music Albert college, h John st Crysdale Daniel, carpenter, Emily st Cullen Michael, laborer G.R,n depot BELLEVILLE.DOMINION 194 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Cummeford Thomas, laborer, Geddies st Cummins George, hostler, Pinnacle st Cummins James, saddler, Front st Cummins William, off Coleman st Cunningham Daniel, machinist, John st Curlett James F., M.D., Front st Curtis Don Carlos, merchant, Grove st Curtis William, machinist, Church st Custom house, W.F.Meudell, collector, cor Bridge and Pinnacle sts Dafoe house, H.N.Chittenden, proprietor, Pinnacle st cor Bridge st Dafoe Zenas, Church st Daley John, laborer, Lewis st Dalton Robert, laborer, Ridley st Daly Andrew, fireman G.T.R., n depot Daly Timothy, engine foreman G.T.R,, Mill st .Dame Aaron, tinsmith, Grove Dame & Cornelius, painters, Front st Dame Mrs.Susannal, wid Aaron, Hotel st Dame William, painter, Hotel st Daniel John, car inspector G.T.R., Can- ifton road Daniels Joseph, axemaker, Strachan st Daniels T.M., car checker G.T.R., Can- ifton road Davenport George A., clerk, Front st Davey William, carpenter, John st Davidson James, laborer, Church st Davis Charles, engineer, Meyers hill Davis J.L., billiard room, Dafoe house, Pinnacle st Davis James, machinist, George st Davis James, sailor, Pinnacle st Davis James, of Davis & McRae, Queen st cor Albert st Davis Mrs.Margaret, wid John, Mill st Davis & McRae, builders, Pinnacle st Davis Wm., harnessmaker, Front st, b Meyers\u2019 hill Davy Edward W., bookkeeper, Front st DAVY ROBERT P., of Davy & Selden, town treasurer, produce commission merchant and general agent, William st DAVY & SELDEN, general dealers in hides, pelts and wool, Front st Dawson R., B.A., T.C.D., professor of ancient languages and literature, Albert college, h Hotel st Deacon Edward, carpenter, Murney st Deacon William, baker, Front st Dean John G., foreman, Hotel st Dean W.W., master in chancery, Bridge st, h Ann st cor Bridge st Dearnly Charles, clerk, Mill st Deegan William, laborer, r Grier st Demers James, cook, Pinnacle st Demers Joseph, laborer, Church st Dempsey John, brickmoulder, Church st Dempsey Michael O., fancy goods, Front st Denmark George, of Ponton & Denmark, Hotel st Dennison William, John st Detlor Stephen, teamster, Mill st Dewsbury James, laborer, John st Diamond Abraham W., of Diamond & Diamond, police magistrate, Hotel st Diamond & Diamond, barristers, Front st Diamond John W., Coleman st Diamond Wellington J., of Diamond & Diamond, Hotel st Dickens William, confectioner, Front st Dickson George, coppersmith G.T.R., Canifton road Dickson George, tailor, Murney st DICKSON GEORGE D., barrister, Bridge st, h Ann st Dickson William King, clerk Bank of Montreal, bds at Dafoe house Dingman Hezekiah, laborer, Henry st Dockstador John, clerk, Hotel st Docter Wm., hotelkeeper, Railway st Doherty Mrs.Bridget, wid Michael, Church st Doherty Mrs.Michael, John st Dolan Edward, jun., mason, Mill st Dolan Edward, sen., mason, Mill st Dolan Francis, plasterer, Murney st Dolan James, weaver, John st Dominion Telegraph Co., Robert J.Eilbeck, manager and operator, Bridge st Domnoher Lawrence, shoemaker, Church st Donohough Michael, laborer, Wharf st Donovan Edward, lumberer, Moira st Doran Charles, carpenter, George st Dorland P.V., M.D., Front st west Doucet Eli, laborer, Church st Dougall Allan R., barrister, Tront st, h Hotel st Dougall Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, Church st Downs Michael, laborer, Albert st west Downs William, laborer, Front st DOYLE JOHN, proprietor International hotel, Front st Drader Mrs.H., wid Martin, Emily st Drew Edward, engine driver G.T.R, Victoria st Drewry John, foreman, Pinnacle st Driscoll Bartley, laborer, John st Dubeau A., laborer, Canifton road Dubeau Joseph, tailor, Charlotte st Dufoe Octave, laborer, Church st Dulmage Jacob, carriagemaker, Murney st Dunlop Robert foundryman, Mill st Dunn Patrick, laborer, undas st Dunnett James W., dry goods and groceries, Front st, h Hotel st Dupont Edward, clerk, Charles st Eaves Mrs.Jane, wid James, Mill st Edwards Clark, grain dealer, Ann st Egleton Samuel, Henry st Eilbeck Robert J., manager and operator Dominion Telegraph Co., Bridge st Elliott Charles H., miller, Pinnacle st Elliott Robert, dry goods, Front st, b Meyers\u2019 orchard Ellis Alfred, butcher, Mill st Ellis J., engine driver G.T.R., n depot Ellis William, axemaker, Mill st Ellis William, rag dealer, Canifton road Ellsworthy W., commercial traveller, Dundas st Elvins Richard, grocer, Front st Embury John, {aborer, Pinnacle st Empey Millar, of Robertson & Empey, Front st Emsley James, mason, William st Episcopal cemetery, Church st cor Bridge st Episcopal methodist church, rev.Jos.Wild, M.A., pastor, Church st cor Gt St James st Esson Mrs., Forin st Evans Edward, Yeoman st EVANS JOHN D, civil engineer and rovincial land surveyor, Bridge st, h illiam st Evans Thomas, civil engineer, Moira st Ewen T.E., sewing machines, Front st EXCELSIOR SALOON AND RESTAURANT, John I.Shaver, proprietor, Bridge st Fairbairn R., engine driver G.T.R., n depot Fairy Patrick, sailor, Front st Farrelly very rev.James, R.catholic, St Michael\u2019s church, Church st Falconer James, tailor, Pinnacle st Fancy Peter, mason, Murney st FALKINER NATHANIEL B., burrister Bridge st ! Fanning Fred., hotelkeeper, Front st Panning Liram clerk, Bridge st FANNING WALTER, omnibus ang livery depot, Bridge st Farrell John, laborer, Geddies st Fee John, carter, Charlotte st Fenn Robert, teamster, Reed st Ferguson David C., druggist, Murncy g Ferguson Matthew, weaver, Front g west Finch Henry, millwright, Lewis st Finigan Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Michael College st ! Finkle William, milkman, Pinnacle gf Finn John, solicitor, Front st, hi Vie.toria st Fitz William, ice pedlar, off Mill st Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer, Lewis st Fitzgerald Thomas, laborer, Wharf st Fitzgerald Thomas, laborer, Pinnaclest Fitzpatrick Patrick, moulder, Mill st west Flagler Stephen M., post office clerk, Bridge st Flannary Patrick, pensioner, Geddies st Fleming James, baker, John st Fletcher A, & Co, produce dealers, Front st Flint Christopher, = Flint Eber iano and melodeon manufacturer, Bridge st cor Pinna.* cle st, h Pinnacle st Flint hon.Billa, of Flint & Yeomans, Bridge st painter, Colemanst | Flint John J.B., of Flint & Robertson, | Queen st Flint & Robertson, barristers, Bridge st Ilint & Yeomans, mill owners, Water st Flynn Francis, bar tender Datoe house, Front st Flynn P.H., school teacher, John st Foltz Gregory, machinist, Mill st west Ford Frederick, gunsmith, Front st FORIN JOHN, architect and builder, Hotel st, h Forin st Forrest Lorenzo, photographer, Front st, bh Moira st Foster Thomas, axemaker, Coleman st FOSTER W.A., manufacturerand dealer in brick and drain tile of various kinds ; orders for shipment promptly attended to ; office of the Bay of Quinté hrick works, Dundas st Fowler J.W., dyer, Coleman st Fox John, storekeeper, Front st, hb Grove st Fraleck Edison B., barrister, Front st Franks James, painter, Emily st Freelan James, of McCurdy & Freelan, Front st Freeman Wm.John, laborer, r Church st Fretts Allan, sashmaker, Pinnacle st Frost Abraham, leather dealer, Front st, h Dundas st Trost Frederick, cabinetmaker, Moira st Frost Henry, hookleeper, Canitton road Try Charles, laborer, Benjamin st Fry Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Amos, Gt St ames st Fuller Charles, engine driver G.T.R.,n depot Fuller Charles D., clerk, Octavia st Tuller & Co., distillers, bundas st, office Tront st Fuller William D, of Fuller & Co, Bridge st Furnival Mrs, wid, boarding house, Cosey hall, Bridge st Gabourie Félix, grocer, Front st Gainey Mrs.J., wid Humplirey, Aun st Gallaher Michael, John st no ONTARIO.] her William, sawyer, Dundas st Sol Ww.Meyers, governor, Pinnacle st cor Campbell st oo Gardner Thomas, plasterer, William st Garland William, watchman G.T.R, Shannonville road Garratt William IT, Charles st Garrett Stephen, constable, Bridge st Gas works, John Robertson, overseer, Church st n Wharf st Gauthier Frederick, Mill st west - Geen James, fire inspector, Bridge st Geen Samuel, confectioner, Bridge st Gerow Daniel boarding house, Front st Giberson William, carpenter, Mill st Gibson George, cattle dealer, James st Gibson George, shoemaker, Front st Gilbert Mrs.Sarak, wid B.S., John st \u2018Gilbert Caleb, potter, Murney st \u2018Gilbert J.A.M, sash and blind factory, Moira st, h Murney st \u2018Gilbert William, pedlar, Church st \u2018Gillen Michael, hardware, Front st, h John st -Gillespie Henry G., Grove st 'Girls school, Miss O.Bannan, teacher, Dundas st cor Church st \"Giroux Joseph, laborer, Water st Giroux Peter, blacksmith G.T.R., n depot Givians Thomas, Hotel st *Givians William, tinsmith, Henry st Glass Jas.hardware, Frontst, h Glass st \u201cGlass Noble, foundryman, Cedar st Glinckland Alex., stonecutter, Front st west Godfrey John, sawyer G.T.R., Gilbert st Goldsmith Elijah, carpenter, Moira st -Golloghy Bernard, tailor, Murney st \u2018Goode George, finisher, Grier st Goode Richard, founder, Front st west \u2018Goodwin W., painter, William st Gordineer Harvy, pedlar, James st Gordon John H., agent, Albert st Gordon Robert, clerk, Front st west \u2018Gorman J., fireman G.T.R., n depot Gorslin William, carpenter, off Mill st \"Gouin Walter F., excise officer, Meyers\u2019 terrace \u201cGould Cornelius I, carpenter, Dundas st Gouthier Fred., axemaker, Colborne st \u2018Grace Mrs, Catherine, wid Thomas, Front st Graham Alexander, Pinnacle st Graham Donald, of Phippen & Graham, Charles st Graham George, blacksmith G.T.R., Canifton road Graham I.B., of W.H.& I.B.Graham, bds at Dafoe house Graham Peter D., mariner, Murney st Graham W.H, & I.B., dry goods, Front st \u2018Graham W.H, of W.H.& LB.Graham, bds at Dafoe house, Pinnacle st Grainger James, butcher, 8 Belleville market, nu Bridge st \u2018Grainger Joseph, butcher, 6 Belleville market, h Pinnacle st Grainger Willinm, laborer, r Church st rammar school,\u201d Alexander Burdon, master, bet Chureh and John sts GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY STATION, Willium C, Nunn, agent, Railway st Grant James, Moira st \u2018Grant Willinm A, of Lacroix & Grant, Front st \u2018Gratrix J., carpentor G.T.R., n depot Gray George, boiler washer G.R, Victoria st Greutrix Richard, cohfectioner, Front st \u201cGreaves Herbert, law student, Murney st clerk Dafoe house, DOMINION 195 DIRECTORY.Greaves Mrs.E., wid Richard, Murney st Greaves Walter, law student, Murney st Green Albert L., accountant, Bridge st Green Joseph, cook, Catherine st Grier rev, John, ch of England, Church 8t cor Bridge st à Griffin Michael, fireman G.T.R., Emilyét Grills Abel, butcher, Ann st Grills Lewis, carpenter, Octavia st Grimes Thomas, engine driver G.T.R., n depot Guest Mrs.Mary, wid A., Murney st Hagan Peter, laborer, Colborne st Haines John J., sen, commission agent, Forin st Haines John J., jun.shoe store, Front st, h George st Haley Mrs.Mary, wid Jerry, Geddies st Halping Joseph, shoemaker, Canifton roa Hambly James H., druggist, Front st, h George st Hambly Philip H., confectioner, Front st Hambly Samuel, carpenter, Railway st Hambly Walter, telegraph operator G.T.R., Railway st Hamilton & Co., ginger ale manufacturers, Gt St James st Hamilton Lawrence, of Hamilton & Co., Mill st Hamilton William L., clerk Inland revenue, Meyers\u2019 terrace Hampton Henry, carptnter, Grove st Hanitfe Michael, laborer, Church st Hannah Joseph, laborer, John st Hannan Sylvester, shoemaker, Frout st, h Murney's hill Hanrahan John, laborer, Ridley st Hanwell George, conveyancer, Front st, h Meyers\u2019 orchard Hanwell lieut.general Joseph, Forin st Harcourt John\u2019 S., pediar, Geddies st Hardy Thomas, laborer, Ann st Hargraves George, Dundas st Hargraves John, foreman, Front st Harold Alexander, cooper, Dundas st Harrigan John, laborer, 2nd Concession road Harrigan Lawrence, switchman G.T.R., 2nd Concession road Harris Samuel, carpenter, Moira st Harris W.N., of H.B.Hunt & Co,, bds at Dafoe house, Pinnacle st Harrison Edw.A, music store, Front st Harrison John, clerk, William st Harry Joseph, grocer, Front st Harvey John, carpenter, Albert st Haslett John J., surveyor, Dundas st HASTINGS CHRONICLE, weekly, annual subscription $1.50; E.Miles & W.Meek, proprietors and printers, Front st Hastings hotel, Stephen O'Brien, proprietor, Front st HASTINGS INSURANCE CO.Mackenzie Bowell, M.P., president ; James H.Peck, secretary, Front st Huyard Fred.S,, carpenter, Emily st HAYMES GEORGE H., hatter and furrier, Front st, h Moira st Hayne Emanuel, grocer, Front st Hayne Francis a orer, Baldwin st Hawyard W.J ., barrister Heller Andrew, dyer, Mill st Henderson Frederick G.A, of Henderson & Henderson, Dundas st Henderson George E., of Henderson & Henderson, Dundas st Henderson & Henderson, barristers, Front st Henderson John, Hotel st Henderson Jn., carpenter,off Coleman st Henderson Lawrence H, attorney, &c., Front st BELLEVILLE.Henry Adam, of Robertson & Henry, bds at Mrs.Furnival\u2019s, Bridge st Henry Wm., grocer, fe an, Front st Herbert Mrs.Ann, wid Wm.Bridge st Herchimer Mrs.Charles, John st Hicks Charles, laborer, Bridge st Hill James, carter, Coleman st Hill John, carpenter, James st Hoare Thomas, laborer, Pinnacle st Hodge John, grocer, Front st HOGG JAMES, merchant tailor and clothier, Front st, h Coleman st Hogg William, baker, Front st Holbrook T.A., proprietor Anglo American hotel, Front st Holden David, clerk, Dundas st Holden Erastus, Hotel st HOLDEN JAMES C., chemist and druggist, Front st cor Hotel st, h Bridge st Holden Rufus, M.D., Bridge st Holden Thomas, of Ross, Bell & Holden, agent Phœnix Insurance Co., George st Holmes James, shoemaker, Mill st west Holmes James, brakeman G.T.R., off Mill st Holton Charles, of G.C.Holton & Co., John st Holton Ezra W., John st Holton G.C., & Co., dry goods, Front st Holton George C., of G.C.Holton & Co, John st Holton William E., of G.C.Holton & Co., John st Hooper Henry, shoemaker, Pinnacle st Hope William, M.D., Pinnacle st Hopkins Thomas, carpenter, Canifton roa Hopkins W., cleaner G.T.R., Canifton roa Horn Michael, John st Horton Cyrus, stage agent, Pinnacle st Hose Charles, engineer, Pinnacle st Howard captain Thomas A, Front st west Howard Miss Sarah, Dundas st Howe Robert, butcher, Murney st Howell Charles, carpenter, Ridley st Howell Mrs.Francis T., Pinnacle st Howson Mrs.Bridget, wid George, Church st Hoyle Stephen, laborer, Yeoman st Huff Clinton D., bottle washer, Gt St James st Hughes James, laborer, Murney st Hughes Mrs.James, Canifton road Huick Joseph P., mason, Church st Hulme Robert C., clerk Division court, agent British America Assurance Co, John st Hunt Charles.clerk, Lewis st Hunt H.B., & Co, hardware, Front st Hunt H.B, of H.B.Hunt & Co, Moira st Hunt John, fireman G.T.R., n depot Hurley Jeremiah, aborer, Front st Hurley Mrs.C., wid James, Church st Hutchinson Alexander, shoemaker, Eve- ritt st Hutchinson Caleb, Everitt st Hutchinson William, shoemaker, Smith- ville road Hynan Mrs.Margaret, wid J ohn, grocery, Church st \u2019 Hynes William L., tinsmith, Church st, cor Gt St James st INLAND REVENUE OFFICE, Ellis R.Benjamin, collector, Front st IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE Co, J.Parker Thomas, agent, Front st and Bridge st shoemaker, bds INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Joba Doyle, proprietor, Front st BELLEVILLE.DOMINION 196 DIRECTORY.{PRovinor op INTELLIGENCER (THE), annual subscription to daily $5; to weekly $2; Mackenzie Bowell, M.P., editor, proprietor and printer; W.A.Shepard, sub-editor, Front st Jack Mrs.Mary, wid Henry, clothing store, Front st, h Charlotte st Jacquair Francis, lumberer, r Moira st James Hy., M.D., Front st, h Church st James Mrs.Margaret, wid George, Coleman st James Robert, Smithville road Janeway Henry, laborer, Gt St James st Jarvis IPrancis, laborer, Church st Jarvis William, night agent G.T.R, n depot Jellett & Brother, barristers, Bridge st Jellett Morgan, of Jellett & Brother, Charlotte st Jellett Robert P., of Jellett & Brother, bds at Dafoe house, Pinnacle st John Street church, Presbyterian, John st, cor Hotel st Johnson Benjamin, teamster, Maria st Johnson James, mason, Octavia st Johnson Miss Ellen, Henry st west Johnson Miss Mary, Front st Johnson Mrs.Julia, wid John, Murney st JOHNSON WILLIAM, hats, furs and gents\u2019 furnishings, Front st, h Charles Johnston Edward, laborer, Church st Johnston Mrs.Sarah, wid Enoch, Victoria st Johnston Mrs.wid William, Henry st west Johnston Thomas, brickmaker, Front st Jones Nathan, dry goods, Front st, h Bridge st Jones R., Canifton road Jones rev.Septimus, ch of England, pastor Christ church, Bridge st Jones Washington W., dry goods, Front st, h Hotel st Jones William, agent, Smithville road Jones William, of A.S.Page & Co., Bridge st Jones William, lumber dealer, Henry st Jones William F., clerk, Bridge st Josey Mrs.H., wid Michael, Wharf st Joyce John, laborer, Albert st west Juno Theodore, waggonmaker, Strachan Julia, st Kain J., fireman G.T.R., n depot Kallery Patrick, laborer, Church st Keelihan Michael, moulder, Colborne st Kehoe Michael D, tavernkeeper, Front st Keiser Benjamin, laborer, Church st Keith David, farmer, 2nd Concession road Keith George, of J.M.Walker & Co, Meyers\u2019 terrace Keith James B., machinist, Mill st Keith Mrs.Ann, wid Joseph, Hotel st Keith Mrs.Margaret, wid John, Ann st Keller Mrs.A., wid William, Emily st Kellett Richard, foreman G.T.R., Victoria st Kelly John, ticket clerk and operator G.T.R., n depot Kelly Mrs.Ellen, wid Francis, Church st Kelso Charles J., clerk Merchants Bank of Canada, George st Kelso Thomas, of Pitceathly & Kelso, George st Kennedy James, dry goods, Front st Kennedy Joseph, sawyer, Dundas st Kennedy Matthew J., laborer, John st Kennedy Mrs.Margaret, wid James, Church st Kennedy Patrick, laborer, John st Kennedy Robert, millman, Cedar st Kennedy Robert, suwyer, Dundas st Kennedy: Samuel, woodman G.T.R, Canifton road Kennedy William, laborer, Murney st Kenney Dennis, mariner, Front st Kenney Miss Jane, Church st Keogh Mrs.Hannah, wid Patrick, Coleman st Kerr Francis, harnessmaker, Hotel st Kerr John, George st Kerr Mrs.Sarah, wid George, Hotel st Ketcheson Mrs.P., wid Benjamin, Pinnacle st Keyes Andrew, auctioneer, Bridge and \u2018ront sts, h Pinnacle st Kilpatricle John mason, Yeoman st Kilpatrick William, carpenter, Smith- ville road Kinch John, sawyer, Dundas st King J.W., carpenter, Murney's hill Kinsella Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Pierco, Colborne st : Kirk Mrs, Cbristina, wid James, Yeoman st Kobold William, laborer, Wharf st Kærber Alex., music teacher, Bridge st Kouber Vincent, marble cutter, Frontst Kyle John, fitter G.T.R., Canifton road Kyle Samuel, farmer, Church st Kyle Samuel, hotelkeeper, Front st Kyle Thomas, engine driver G.T.R, Canifton road Kyle William, sawyer, Wharf st Lacey Judson C.T., assistant postmaster, Bridge st Lachance Louis, Pinnacle st Lacroix & Grant, cabinetmakers, Front st Lacroix Ilenri, of Lacroix & Grant, Grier st Lafontaine John, axe finisher, off Mill st Lafontaine Mrs.Helen, wid George, Gt St James st Lake J.C., manager McCuaig\u2019s pottery, Mill st Lakey William, shoemaker, Ridley st Lambert Joseph, carter, Lewis st Lane David, carpenter, Commercial st Langman Elisha, mason, Murney st Lanktree James, shoemaker, Railway st Latimer Chas., boarding house, Front st Lattimer John, foreman, Dundas st Laurence Daniel, cabinetmaker, Mur- ney st Lauzon A., porter, Front st Lawlor Mrz.Mary, wid Dan., Churchst Lawlor Patrick, laborer, Church st Lawne Mrs.Mary, wid Daniel, Church st Lazier John, woollen factory, Canif- ton road cor Reed st, h Queen st LAZIER & LAZIER, barristers and attorneys at law, Bridge st Lazier Samuel, carpenter, Dundas st Lazier Samuel S., of Lazier & Lazier, Queen st Lazier Thomas À, of Lazier & Lazier, Meyers\u2019 orchard Leavens George N., of Robinson & Leavens, Mill st Leavens Hector, r Mill st Legate & Abbott, confectioners, Front st Legate William, of Legate & Abbott, Front st Lewis John, hardware, Front st, hi Pinnacle st Libbey George, laborer, Dundas st Ling Edward, carpenter, Wharf st Lingham Job, lumberer, John st | Linklater Thomas, tinsmith, Front st Linn George, clerk, Ridley st Lister James, M.D., Pinnacle st cor Bridge st Litten Noah, laborer, Ridley st LIVERPOOL AND LONDCN AND GLOBE INSURANCE CO I.Chandler, agent, Front st Lloyd John B., carpenter, Front st west Lloyd Robert R., U.8.consular agent Bridgo st, h Hotel st ! Lockerty Thomns, tobacconist, Front st Lockett Frederick, clerk, Aun st Lockett James G., Ann st Loft Nicholas G., carpenter, Dundas st London Jolin, printer, Colborne st London aud Lancashire Life Insurance Co., Jolm Thomas, agent, Front st Lowrie James, finisher, Canifton row} Lummis Wm, freight clerk G.T.R, n depot Lynch Philip P., bookkeeper, Pinny- cle st Lynch Wm.,, teamster, Gt St James gt Lyons Henry, tinsmith, Church st Macdonald John P., coroner, Front st Macinnis John, clerk, Front st west Macintosh Thos., grain buyer, Moira st Muckenzic Daniel, gus engineer, Church st Mackie Jas., of Fuller & Qo., Church st Maclaren John, carpenter, Albert st MacLellan \u2018Archibald L., of MacLellan & MacLellan, Ann st MacLellan Duncan, of MacLellan & MacLellan,\u2019 Ann st MACLELLAN & MACLELLAN, barristers, &c., Front st Macoun James, of J.M.Walker & Co, Front st Macoun John, M.A, professor of botany, geology, &c., Albert college Macoun John, school teacher, Gilbert st McAdie William, carpenter, Mill st McAnnany Francis, county treasurer, Dundas st McArthur Neil, harnessmaker, Front st, h William st McArthur Samuel, gardener, 2nd Concession road McGalffrey Mrs.Mary, wid Hugh, Grier st McCaffrey Raymond, grocer, Front st McCallum John, laborer G.I.R., Mill st west McCarthy James, bar tender, Bridge st McCarthy James, shoemaker, Water st McCarthy John, laborer, Maria st McComb James, fancy goods, Front st, h George st McCormick Dominick, borne st McCormick Mrs.Margaret, wid Arthur, grocery, Moira st cor Front st west McCoy Alexander, gardener, Maria st McCoy David, teamster, John st McCoy James, laborer, John st McCoy Mrs.C., wid J., Coleman st McCreemon Donald, laborer, Yeoman st McCreery Robert, laborer, Strachan st McCrudden John, policeman, Wharf st MeCrudden William, teamster, John st McCuaig\u2019s pottery, James McCuaig, proprietor, resides in Picton, J.U.Lake, manager, Mill st McCurdy & TFreelan, tavernkecpers, Front st McCurdy James, of McCurdy & Freclan, Front st MeDouald Chris, Inborer, Charlotte st McDonald Michael, laborer G.T.R., n depot McFadden James, traveller, Everitt st Mcl'arlane James, luborer, Outherine st MeFee À.& J., jewellers, front st McFeo Allan, watchimaker, Front st, h Moira st : McFco Angus, of A.& J.MeFce, bds at Mrs.Furnival's, Bridge st MeFce John, of À, & J.Mcl*ce, bds at Mrs, Furnival's, Bridge st McGarry Thomas, carter, Charlotte'st laborer, Col- ONTAUO.] McGee Arthur, engine driver G.T.R,, Canifton road McGee William, laborer, Ann st McGinnis Alexander, grocer, Mill st McGinnis Mrs.Catherine, wid Hugh, Canifton rond _ McGinnis Richard, shoemaker, Gilbert st McGinnis Thomas, clerk, Mill st McGinty James, laborer, Pinnacle st McGowan Jus, foundryman, Ridley st McGuire James, grocer, Bridge st McGuire Philip, laborer, Bridge st McHugh Michael, butcher, Church et Melnineh Henry, blacksmith, Front st, h Coleman st , McIntosh Robert, clerk G.T.I., off Station road McIntosh William, house, Pinnucle st .oo McKay Alexander, blacksmith, Forin st McKay Donald, clerk, Bridge st McKay Francis, joiner, John st McKay George, miller, Murncy st McKay James, druggist, John st McKay Jolin D., cubinetmaker, Ridley st McKenna John, finisher, Gt St James st McKenzie captain Allan, schooner Advance, Pinnacle st McKenzie Miss Lucretia, George st McKenzie Mrs.Elsie, wid Duncan, Pinnacle st McKeown John, shoemaker, Front st McKeown William, teacher, Church st McKnight Thomas, laborer G.T.R., oft Mill st McLaren James, pedlar, Lewis st MeLaughlin Hugh, laborer, Colborne st McLennan James, laborer G.T.R., off Mill st McLeod Mrs.Julia, wid Norman, grocery, Front st McMahon Michael, Smithville road McMaster captain Francis, Ann st McMillan Mrs.S., wid William, Moira st MeMullin Jas., marble dealer, Everitt st McNeil John, conductor G.T.R., n depot McNeil 8, fireman G.T.R., n depot McNulty John, laborer, Baldwin st McNulty Mes.Mary, wid Mark, Moira st McPherson John, boilermaker, Pinnacle st McRae Thomas, of Davis & McRae, Meyers\u2019 orchard MeTaggart Miles F., M.D.MeVicker James, laborer, Church st Mahon Michael, carpenter, Cedar st Maiden Joseph, pensioner, Pinnacle st Malcolm Wm., steamfitter Benjamin st Malett C., contractor, Railway st Malo Ovide, tailor, Coleman st Malway Samuel, laborer, Gt St James st Mamber Thomas, mason George st Manley James, mason, Cedar st Mann Nicholas, barber, Front st Mannalan James, laborer, Mill st west Manuel Thomas, cabinetmaker, Gt St James st Marcot Theophilus, engineer, Pinuacle st Marder Aud.carriagemaker, Church st Marlow Lewis, innkeeper, Bridge st Marque Francis, lnborer, r Moira st Marshall James, road waster G.T.R., n depot ! Marshall Wm, shoemaker, Frontst west Martin Charles, proprietor Moira foundry, Water st, h Coleman st Martin Joh, clerk, Dundas st Martin John W., finisher, Coleman st Masson James, law student, Front st Masters Alfred, carpenter, off Mill st Matthews S., watchman G.T.R., n depot Matthews V m., gardener, Victoria st Matthews Wm, jun, cleaner G.T.R, n depot ) packer, custom DOMINION 197 DIRECTORY.Maxfield Mrs, Sarah M., practical nurse, Moira st Maybee Peter, agent, Bridge st Maybey Allan, mariner, Church st Maybey Mrs.John, Dundas st Maybey Samuel, grocer, Front st MEACHAM JAMES H, postmaster, Bogart's block Bridge st, h Pinnacle st Meaghan Patrick, laborer, Water st MEAGIIER JAMES, jun.wholesale and retail dealer in groceries and provi- siong,shingleg and cord wood, Front st Meaglier John, lahorer, Colborne st Meagher Michael, carpenter, Charlotte st Meagher Philip, moulder, Gt St James st Meagher Thos., engine driver G.T.R, 2nd Concession road Meehan Mrs, S., wid Peter, Pinnacle st MEEK WILLIAM, of E.Miles & W.Meck, Meyers\u2019 orchard Membry Mrs.Henry, milliner, Bridge st Meneau Joseph, laborer, Church st MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA, And.Thomson, manager, Pinnacle st Mercier David, laborer, off Mill st Meredith Geo., hookbinder, Colborne st Merriam James, engineer, John st Merrick George, grocer, Front st MEUDELL JAMES S., hatter and furrier, Front st, h Moira st Meudell W._F.collector of customs, cor Pinnacle and Bridge sts, h Moira st Meyers Edward W, governor of gaol, Pinacle st cor Campbell st Meyers George W., harnessmaker, Gt St James st Meyers John, tinsmith, Murney st Meyers Mrs.H., wid B.W., Mevers' hill Middlemass Joseph, blacksmith G.TR, 2nd Concession road Mikel William, grocer, Front st MILES E.& W.MEEK, proprietors and publishers of the Hastings Chronicle, Front st MILES ELIJAH, of E.Miles & W.Meek, William st Miles W.S., post office clerk, William st Millar James.cooper, John st Miller Charles E., Grove st Miller John, butcher.3 Belleville market, h Charlotte st Mills Alexander, whitewasher, Church st Mills David, watchman G.T.R., Canif- ton road Mills James, tailor, Moira st Mills Parker, shoemaker, Front st, h Pinnacle st Mills Peter, stonecutter, Strachan st cor Front st Mills William, freight checker G.T.R., off Station road Milne James, laborer, Canifton road Milton William, gardener, Dundas st Miner George, laborer, Church st Mitchell W 'H., barber Dafoe house, Pinnacle st Moffatt Alexander, carpenter, Grier st Moira foundry, Charles Martin, proprietor, Water st Mollin Charles, tavernkeeper, Front st Montreal Marine Insurance Co, John Thomas, agent, Front st MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO., head office, Montreal ; Canadian Express Co., agent, Bridge st.See Adv (ALAN LINE) page facing first cover MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, James W.Thompson, agent, Bridge st Moore Benjamin, laborer, Church st Moore James B,, filer, Front st Moore John, carpenter, r Moira st Moore John G., foreman of the Intelli- gencer, George st BELLEVILLE.Moore Stephen A., marble dealer, Front st, h Ann st Moran Miss Elizabeth, school teacher, John st Morden Andrew,carriagemaker, Church st Morden Mrs.Emily, wid Thompson, Bridge st \u2019 Morgan William, farmer, Benjamin st Morhee Francis, hostler, Moira st Morrice Alexander, shoemaker, Front st, h William st Morris John, laborer, Strachan st Morris Mark, laborer, Church st Morrow 8.E.A, photographer, Front st Morton Albert, Geddies st Mulhearn Mrs.Bridget, wid Patrick, Cedar st Mullins James, carter, Maria st Mullins John, sailor, Wharf st Mullins Michael, mariner, Wharf st Mulloney Edward, Baldwin st Murney Mrs.Maria, wid Edm., Bridge st Murphy Jeremiah, laborer, Church st Murphy John, laborer, Grier st Murphy John, mariner, Wharf st Murphy Mrs.Kate, wid B., Canifton roac Murphy Timothy, chandler, Wharf st Murray David, laborer, John st NEAL JAMES W., coal and wood merchant.and sole agent in Belleville for the Lackawanna coal, office Front st, h Dundas st Neilson George, contractor, John st Neilson George W, bill clerk Merchants Bank of Canada, John st Nelson John machinist, Pinnacle st Newbery Robert, accountant, Dundas st New Dominion hotel, G.C.Borradaile, proprietor, Front st NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO, J.Parker Thomas agent, Front st and Bridge st Newell William XN, Front st west Newman James, laborer, Commercial st Nichol Hy.W.E,, law student, Front st Nichol Thomas, M.D., professor Albert college, Bridge st Nicholson Jacob, stonecutter.Qctavia st Nolan Hugh, hotelkeeper, Front st Nolan James, carter, Ann st Norfolk Mrs.Emily, wid Samuel, Pinnacle st Northcott John, carpenter G.T.R., n depot Northcott William, carpenter, n depot Northgraves William J., jeweller, Front st, h Pinnacle st Northrup Anson G., clerk of court, and President Young Men's Christian Association, John st Nosworthy Jas., contractor, Bridge st Nugent Mrs.M., wid Richard, Wharf st Nulty Eugene, clerk, Moira st Nulty Luke, clerk, Moira st Nuity Michael, auctioneer, Front st Nulty Patrick, gardener, Strachan st Nulty Patrick M., barrister, Front st NUNN WILLIAM C., station agent G.T.R., Moira st Nutter Benjamin, carpenter, Hotel st Nutter Geo.A., photographer, Front st Ocamb Nicholas, carpenter, 2nd Cou- cession road Ockerman D,, tax collector, Everitt st O'Brien Lawrence, drover, Canifton road O'Brien Stephen, proprietor Hastings hotel, Front st O'Hara Patrick, laborer, Pinnacle st O'Hare Mrs.Delia, wid John, John st O'Meally Michael, John st music teacher, \\ BELLEVILLE.DOMINION 198 DIRECTORY.[ProyInce or O'Neil James, laborer, r Mill st O'Neil Michael, laborer, Canifton road OMNIBUS AND LIVERY DEPOT, Walter Fanning, proprietor, Bridge st.See Adv Ontario hall, George H.Haymes, agent, Dominion buildings, Bridge st Ontario skating rink and gymnasium, Charles Dunbar, lessee, George st ONTARIO (THE), annual subscription to daily $5; to weekly $1.50; J.W.Carman & Co., proprietors and printers, Front st Ormand William, gardener, 2nd Concession road Ormand William, jun., laborer G.T.R., 2nd Concession road O'Rourke John, laborer, Pinnacle st Orr Alexander, laborer, John st Ostrom Sylvester, woollen factory, Mill st, h Geddies st Ostrom William A., clerk, Grove st Qverell James C., fancy goods, Frontst, h George st PAGE A.8, & CO., lumber merchants, Bridge st Page A.S, of A.S.Page & Co., resides in Oswego Paik James, carpenter, Wharf st Palen Duncan, carpenter, Albert st west Palen Ezekiel, carpenter, Albert st west Panter John, Murney st Papineau Chs., boarding house, Front st Park George, laborer, ohn st Parker Charles, laborer, Strachan st Parrott Roderick, grocer, Railway st Parsons Richard, brewer, Church st Pascoe Lewis, cabinetmaker, Front st Pascoe William, clerk, Mill st Pashly Stephen, school teacher, Pinnacle st Patterson Reuben S., of Brown & Patterson, of Whitby, Mill st Paul John, mariner, Ann st Payette Alexander, laborer, Dundas st Payne Robert, laborer, Church st Pealo Edward, laborer, off Baldwin st Pearson Henry, hatter, Front st Pearson John, fireman G.T.R., n depot Peck James H.secretary Hastings Insurance Co., Front st Peckham Robert, painter, Strachan st Pepper John, carpenter, Albert st Perkins Edward, tavernkeeper, Front st Perkins William, shoemaker, Front st, h Maria st Perry Abisha W., lumber dealer, John st Peterson Cephas, marble cutter, Front st west Petrie Allan T., chief of police, Front st Pettigrew Richard J., customs broker, Bridge st, bds Pinnacle st Pheenix Insurance Co., Thomas Holden, agent, Bridge st Phillips N.W., Charles st Phippen & Graham, soap and candle manufacturers, Front st Phippen John, ash merchant, Dundas st Phippen Mrs.Mary, wid John, Front st Phippen Samuel H., of Phippen & Graham, Front st Pierce Robert, laborer, Murney st Pigden Thomas, clerk, Church st Pike Thos., telegraph operator, Forin st Pike William, clerk, Meyers\u2019 terrace Pitceathly David, of Pitceathly& Kelso Forin st 0 PITCEATHLY & KELSO, wholesale grocers, Front st Pittis Mrs, wid J., r Mill st Phelps Mrs.Elizabeth, wid A., John st Poitras Mrs, Charlotte, wid Peter, Pinnacle st Police station, Allan T.Petrie, chief of police, Front st Ponton & Denmark, barristers, Front st Ponton James N., deputy registrar Church st, h Sidney st Ponton Miss Isabella, Bridge st Ponton William H., of Ponton & Denmark, registrar, Pinnacle st Poole Joseph, engineer, Canifton road Pope George, clerk, Ann st Post Frederick, carpenter, Murney st Post Jason, carpenter, Moira st Post John, carpenter, Gt St James st POST OFFICE, J.H.Meacham, postmaster, Bogarts block, Bridge st Potter Mrs.S., wid Andrew, Moira st POTTS GEORGE JERALD, M.D.Hotel st cor Pinnacle st Powell William, blacksmith, Front st Power Mrs.Mary, wid Dr.Jas., Pinnacle st Pretty Edgar, farmer, Pinnacle st Pretty Henry, of A.Fletcher & Co, Front st | Price J., fireman G.T.R., n depot Price Rees, grocer, Front st, h Charles st Prieur Olivier B., hiotelkeeper, Front st Prime Arthur, fireman G.B, n depot Pringle Andrew N., planing mill, Moira st, h Grove st Proctor Amos E., axemaker, Mill st west Purtle Simon, inbprer, Canifton road QUEEN INSURANCE CO., Mackenzie Bowell, agent, Intelligencer office, Front st Quincy Henry, blacksmith, Murney st Quincy J., striker G.T.R., n depot Quinn Peter, laborer, Strachan st Racey George W., leather dealer, Front st, bds at Mrs.Alport's, George st RAILWAY HOUSE, Thos.W.Cooper, proprietor, Railway st, opp G.T.R.depot Randolph William, boarding house, Railway st Rankin Miles, machinist, Pinnacle st Rankin William W., engineer, Front st west Rapson John, baker, George st Raihburn E.W., of H.B.Rathburn & Son, Mill point Rathburn H.B., of H.B.Rathburn & Son, Mill point Rathburn H.B, & Son, lumber merchants, Front st Read Charles N., teller Merchants Bank of Canada, Pinnacle st Read hon.Robert, Front st, b Sidney Reddy Michael, laborer, John st Reddy Mrs.Michael, grocery, J ohn st Reddick James, of Reddick & Thompson, Albert st Rednor John, mariner, Commercial st Reed Austin S., stage driver, Bridge st Reed Gersham, Mill st Reed John L., grocer, Mill st Reed William H_, laborer, Pinnacle st Reid A., brakeman G.T.K., n depot Reeves George, carpenter, Henry st Reeves Joseph P., saddler, Front st, h Church st Reeves William, blacksmith, Pinnacle st Reeves William, carpenter, Ann st Registrar's office, William H.Ponton, registrar ; James N.Ponton, deputy registrar, Shire hall, Church st RELIANCE LIFE INSURANCE CO, J.Parker Thomas, agent, Front st and Bridge st Relyea G.V.N., dentist, Front st, h John st Reney Joseph, brakeman G.T.R., n depot Requier Francis, sawyer, Ann st Richard James, carpenter, Pinnacle st RICHARDSON ROBERT, manager Bank of Montreal, Pinnacle st cor Hotel st Richmond Sylvester, carpenter, Stra.chan st Ridley Charles, M.D, Pinnacle st Ridley Frederick, barrister, Front st RITCHIE GEORGE, & CO, staple ang fancy dry goods, Front st Ritchie George, of George Ritchie & Co, Charles st Rhoenigk Louis, cabinetmaker, Front st, h Henry st Roach Mrs.Kate, wid Patrick, Canif- ton road Roach Thomas, shoemaker, Murney st Roan John, sawyer, Dundas st Robaille Camille, agent, Dundas st Roberts Peter, laborer, Wharf st \u201c| Robertson Alexander, mayor, barrister, Bridge st Robertson Alexander, of Robertson & Henry, bds at Albion hotel, Front st Robertson David B., of Flint & Robertson, Pinnacle st Robertson & Empey, dry goods, Front st Robertson Geo, millwright, Pinnacle st Robertson & Henry, dry goods, Front st Robertson James, of Robertson & Empey, Hotel st : Robertson John, overseer Gas works, Church st Robilliard Chareste, laborer, Wharf st Robilliard Francis, {aborer, Whar st Robilliard Prime laborer, Wharf st Robilliard Rémi, laborer, Wharf st Robinson James M., foreman, Dundas st Robinson & Leavens, shoemakers, Front st Robinson Mrs.J., wid William, Moira st Robinson Mrs.Sarah, wid Thomas, Gt St James st Robinson William, of Robinson & Leavens, Hotel st Roblin George, teamster, Pinnacle st Roblin Marshall B., insurance agent, Daily Outario office, Front st Roblin William, laborer, Emily st .Roe Edward, laborer, Chureh'st Roe Thomas, laborer, Church st Roffey William, mason, Church st Roke rev.J.L., Congregationalist, Hotel st Rolland Joseph, laborer, Bridge st Roman Catholic female separate school, Miss Elizabeth Moran, teacher, John st Roman Catholic male separate school, P.H.Flynn, master, John street Root Wallace, cabinetmaker, John st Rosenberg Henry, jeweller, Front st, I Grove st Ross, Bell & Holden, barristers, Bridge st Ross hon, John, Q.C., of Ross, Bell & Holden, resides in Toronto Ross James, magon, r Mill st Ross James, mill owner, Water st, lr Lewis st Ross John G., tanner, Pinnacle st Ross Walter, Church st Rough Mrs.Mary, wid Amarand, John st Rous Frederick, clerk, George st Rous Frederick I, crockery, Front st, h George st Routledge Mrs.Mary, wid John, Smith- ville road Rowen Mrs.A., wid Thomas, Church st ROY ROBERT M., town clerk, coroner, Front st, h George st Roy lt.Maitland, tie inspector G.T.R., nn Bt ROYAL INSURANCE CO., George D.Dickson, agent, Bridge st Russell James, cabinetmaker, Cedar st ONTARIO ] DOMINION 199 DIRECTORY.BELLEVILLE.ssell Lawrence, tailor, Dundas st Busse ord Thos., carpenter, Meyers\u2019 bill Ruttan Philip, drover, Murney st Ruttan Wilmot S., policeman, Murney st Ryan Mrs, Bridget, wid, Colborne st Saffrey William, shoemaker, Front st Salmon Mrs.Sarah Ann, wid Peter, Coleman st .Salmon Patrick, bailiff, Coleman st Sanderson rev.Geurge, Wesleyan, Pinnacle st Sunderson Robert, Gt St James st Savage John G., cabinctmaker, Front st, h Moira st Sawyer M., & Co., druggists, Front 8t Suwyer Merrick, of M.Sawyer & Co, William st i Scallan Hugh, laborer, Pinnacle st Schneider Alexander, laborer, Lewis st Schofield Henry, druggist, Front st Schofield William, engine driver G.T.R,, Victoria st Scholes William H., grocer, Front st, h Queen st Schryber Simeon, sawyer, Ann st Scovil Filo L., boarding house, Front st Sedley Sylvester, laborer, Front st Selden Virgilius, of Davy & Selden, Front st Serviss David, caretaker Youn Christian Association Free room, Front st, h Pinnacle st Sexten Henry mason, Front st Shanks Miss Martha, teacher, Canifton road Shannon James, bar tender, Pinnacle st Shannon Mrs.A., wid Robert, Bridge st Sharkey Patrick, laborer, Yeoman st SHAVER JOHN, proprietor Excelsior saloon and restaurant, Bridge st Shea John, machinist, Mill st Sheehan John, laborer G.T.R, un depot Sheehan Michael, yardman G.T.R, n depot Sheehan Simon, laborer, Church st SHEPARD WILLIAM A., sub-editor of the Intelligencer, r George st Sherwood George, judge County court, John st Shevlin Mrs, Bridget, wid Philip, Church st Shibley Ira, College st Shire ball, Thomas Wills, county clerk, Church st cor Campbell st Short George, laborer, Coleman st Short John, carpenter, Yeoman st Shoultz John W., shoemaker, Strachan st cor Grier st Shoultz L., tailor, Strachan st Sicker Mrs.Armina, wid Whitney, Pinnacle st Sierichs J.F., rocer, Front st, h Moira st Sills Samuel, foreman, Colborne st Simonds Allun M,, cabinetmaker, Stra- chan st Simpson Geo.A., of Geo, A.Simpson & Co, bds at Dafoe house, Pinnacle st SIMPSON GEORGE A.\u2019 & CO, pro- rietors Bay of Quinte Elevator aud laster mill, Front st below Wharf st, office Bridge st Simpson James H., of Geo.A.Simpson & Co, barrister, Dundas st Simpson Mrs.Adelaide, wid James, Gt St James st Simpson Mrs.Margery, wid Robert, Vie- _toria st Sisson E.J., Charlemont lodge, Moira st Slater Alfred, ship carpenter, Albert st Slaven J, engine driver G.T.R.1 depot Small George B., Glass st ! Smenton Edward,of J.M, Walker & Co.Meyers\u2019 hill ! Smith Albert, J.P., Front st Men's eading Smith Alexander, laborer, Pinnacle st Smith Charles, engine driver G.T.R, Victoria st Smith Charles, photographer, Front st Smith Charles B., carpenter, Front st west Smith Charles F., silver plater and tinsmith, Front st, h Hotel st Smith Edward, laborer, Ann st Smith Frederick T., laborer, Front st Smith Henry, boatman, John st Smith James, carpenter, George st Smith John, blacksmith, Wharf st Smith Josiah, teamster, Yeoman st Smith Luther, carpenter, Mill st Smith Mra.Alice, wid Patrick, laundress, Strachan st SMITH MRS.M.A., preceptress Alexandra college, College hill Smith Paul, laborer, Ann st SMITH REV.JAMES C., ch of Scotland, George st Smith Robt, engineer G.T.R., Gilbert st Smith Samuel B., tinsmith, Front st SMYTH WILLIAM J., agent Canada Life Assurafice Co., Front st, h Coleman st Snell Edmund, butcher, Front st, h Railway st Snider A., & Son, proprietors Albion hotel, Front st Soal Mrs.Jane, wid Richard, Smith- ville road Soby George, horse trader, Mill st Soles Robert, axe grinder, Baldwin st Somers Mrs.Charlotte, wid Michael, Canifton road Spence James, teamster, Henry st west Spencer Richard, carpenter, Yeoman st Spriggs George, painter, Gt St James st Spry Jonathan, laborer, Smithville road Spry Richard, coppersmith G.T.R., off Station road St Andrew's cemetery, cor Church and Hotel sts ST ANDREW'S CHURCH, Presbyterian, rev.James C.Smith, pastor, cor Church and Hotel sts .St Charles Jas., of Brown & St Charles, bds at Hastings hotel, Front st St Michael's church, R.catholic, very rev.James Farrelly, pastor, Church st St Thomas\u2019 church, ch of England, rev.John Grier, M.A., rector ; rev.Arthur H.\u2018Baldwin, curate, Church st cor Bridge st Stamford J.L., car checker G.T.R., n depot Stanger William, Lewis st Stanley Benjamin, porter, Bridge st Stapley Henry, carpenter, n Mill st Stapley Walker, carpenter, Moira st Starling C.J, railway contractor, 2nd Concession road : Starr George, laborer, Charlotte st Stead Jonathan, weaver, Murney st Steele Willis, painter, off Mill st Stephens Smith, clerk G.T.R., Bridge st Stevenson John, millman, John st Stevenson Mrs.Robert, grocery, Ann st Stevenson Robert, sawyer, Ann st Stewart George M, exchange office, Bridge st, h George st Stewart Mrs.Jane, wid Andrew, Geddies st Stewart Robert, M.D., George st Stirton John, carpenter, Pine st Stoneburg Wm.A., mariner, Church st Storms Ira, sectionman G.TR, Geddies t s Storms Martin, woodman G.T.R., Mill st Stratton Aaron, carpenter, Church st Sturgen Charles, laborer, Murney st Sullivan Mrs.Ann,wid Dennis, Church st Sullivan Mrs.Mary J.,wid John, grocery, Dundas st Sullivan Thomas, Pinnacle st Sutherland captain William, Albert st Sutherland J.& W., dry goods, Front st Sutherland John, of J.& .Sutherland, Montreal st Sutherland William, of J.& W.Sutherland, George st Swallow John, bricklayer.Bridge st Symons William, tailor, Front st, h Yeoman st TANNAHILL ROBERT, produce merchant, agent Bay of Quinte steamers, Front st, h George st Tansey Patrick, tavernkeeper, Canifton road Tapson Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William Murney st Tardy Eli, laborer, Front st Taugher James laborer, Mill st west Taugher Patrick laborer, Mill st west Taylor George, sheriff, Dundas st Taylor John, deputy sheriff, John st Taylor John, jeweller, Front st Taylor John A., bailiff, Murney st Taylor Levi, of Fuller & Co., Pinnacle st Taylor Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Alexander, Murney st -Taylor Orman, carter, John st Taylor Richard, agent, Meyer's hill Teal John, locomotive foreman G.T.R., n depot Templeton William, storekeeper, Front st, h Grove st Tennent William, moulder, Church st Terwilligar Alexander N., shoe store, Front st, h John st Thomas George, bricklayer, Front st Thomas George, laborer, Church st THOMAS J.PARKER, barrister, attorney at law, official assignee, agent New York Life Insurance Co., Reliance Life Insurance Co., Imperial Fire Insurance Co, and Travelers Life and Accidental Insurance Co.Front st and Bridge st Thomas John, appraiser,agent Commercial Union, London and Lancashire.Montreal Marine, and Agricultural Mutual Insurance Cos., Front stand Bridge st Thomas John, carter, Glass st Thomas John L., barber, Front st Thomas Mrs.Eliza, wid Edward, Mill st Thomas Mrs.George, grocery, Front st Thompson Hercules i., of Reddick & Thompson, Hotel st Thompson Hugh, laborer, Murney st THOMPSON MES W., agent Montreal Telegraph Co., Canadian Ex- ress Co, and for Allan Line of teamships, Bridge st, h Front st Thompson Jeremialy, clerk, William st Thompson John,street surveyor, Front = Thompson John F., travelling agent, Everitt st Thompson Matthew M., clerk, Bridge st Thompson Mrs.Bridget, wid Evan W., Church st Thompson Thomas, laborer, Maria st Thompson William, butcher, John st Thompson Wm., carpenter, Murney st Thompson William, laborer, Murney st Thompson William, millwright, John st Thompson Uriah E., telegraph operator, Ann st THOMSON ANDREW, manager Mer chants Bank of Canada, Pinnacle st Thomson Robert, accountant Merchants Bank of Canada, Front st carriagemaker, BELLEVILLE.DOMINION 200 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE Or Tickell G.S., upholsterer and undertaker, Front st, h Pinnacle st Todd Joseph, Octavia st Todd Joseph D., grocer, Bridge st Todd Thomas, mason, Mill st TOWN HALL, Robert M.Roy, town clerk, Front st Traill Mrs.Amelia, wid Jas., Dundas st TRAVELERS LIFE AND ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE Go, J.Parker Thomas, agent, Front st and Bridge st Truaisch Basellius, hotelkeeper, Front st Tuite Christopher, painter, Coleman st Turner Jeremiah, blacksmith, Mill st Tuttel Charles, laborer, Coleman st Tuttle Harvey,cabinetmaker, Coleman st Urquhart Donald, shoemaker, Bridge st Van Allen Thomas, of J.M.Walker & Co., Front st Vanalstine Barnard, laborer, Murney st Vanalstyne Lambert, sawyer, Commercial st Vandervoort Nathan, telegraph operator, Benjamin st Vandusen Jos, G., storekeeper, Bridge st, h Dundas st VanNorman Frank, commercial traveller, William st VanNorman Romaine, bookseller and stationer, Bridge st, h Hotel st Vantassel William H., sewing machine agent, Front st, resides at Sidney Vermilyea N., school teacher, Catha- rine st Vermilyea W.H., carriagemaker, Pinnacle st Verner J.W., customs surveyor, Bridge st Vincent Joseph, laborer, Bridge st Wade Stephen, carter, Grier st \u2018Wadsworth Robt., tinsmith, Pinnacle st Wait P., machinist, Pinnacle st Wait William, grocer, Mill st Waldo Henry, axemaker, Mill st Walker George W., dentist, Front st, h Pinnacle st Walker Hugh, grocer, Front st Walker J.M., & Co., foundry, Front st Walker J.W., of H.B.Hunt & Co., bds at Anglo-American hotel, Front st Walker James M., of J.M.Walker & Co., Church st cor Gt St James st Wallace Alexander, teamster, Everitt st Wallace Charles, carpenter, Cedar st Wallace David J., photographer, Lewis st Wallace James, miller, Moira st Wallace John, clerk, Bridge st Wallace John, laborer, Wharf st Wallbridge Adam Henry, of Wallbridge & Brother, William st Wallbridge & Brother, barristers, Front st Wallbridge Frs., mill owner, George st Wallbridge George, teacher, Coleman st Wallbridge Lon.Lewis, of Wallbridge & Brother, Front st cor Dundas st Wallbridge William H., manufacturer oof agricultural implements, Pinnacle st, h Front st Wallis Jolin, clerk, Bridge st Walsh & Co., dry goods, Front st Walsh Edward, engineer, Coleman st Walsh Patrick, laborer, off Mill st Walsh Richard, laborer, Geddies st Walsh William, of Walsh & Co., bds at Dafoe house, Pinnacle st Walters Thomas, tailor, Front st Walton George, sash aud door maker, Front st Ward Michael D., dentist, Front st, h Dundas st Ward Samuel, axemaker, Mill st Warham James, barber, Coleman st Warner Brothers, dry goods, Front st Warner Ira, of Warner Brothers, bds at Dafoe house, Pinnacle st Warner John, of Warner Brothers, bds at Dafoe house, Pinnacle st Watkins John J., photographer, Front st, h Mill st Watkins Thomas, weigher, Belleville market, Pinnacle st Waters Alexander, harbor master, Front st, h Ann st Waters Mrs.Ellen, wid Bartley, Cedar st Watson George, farmer, Moira st Watson William, baker, Front st west Watt William, tailor, Front st, h Dun- das st cor Ann st Way Joseph F., crown timber agent, Front st Weatherspoon Robert, engine turner G.T.R., n depot Wegant Charles, cabinetmaker, Mill st Weese Francis, laborer, William st Weese Levi, laborer, John st Weir John, laborer, Front st west Welch George, carpenter and joiner, Mill st west Wells Thomas, gardener, Town line Wensley A., carpenter G.T.R., n depot Wensley William, painter, Ann st Wesley Elisha, carpenter, Moira st Wesleyan Methodist cemetery, Dun- das st West Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas, off Mill st Westlake Samuel, carriagemaker, Pinnacle st Wharton John E., county constable, Front st Whatmough David, photographer, Mill st west Wheeler Thomas, potter, Canifton road White James, laborer, Commercial st White Richard, engineer, James st White Samuel, carpenter, Murney st White Stephen J., grain dealer, Forin st White William, shoemaker, Cedar st Whiteford Mrs.Mary, wid James, _ George st Whitley John, laborer, Murney st Wicket James, mason, Yeoman st Wiggins Charles, cabinetmaker, Mill st Wild rev.Joseph, M.A.Episcopal methodist, professor of Hebrew, Albert college, Gore st Wilkes George, sailor, Front st Wilkins Charles, inspector of fisheries, Church st Wilkins Henry, plasterer, Ann st Wilkinson Lawrence, laborer, Dundas st Willard Mrs.Hannah, wid Berry, Pinnacle st Willard Mrs.Julia, wid Charles, Glass st Williams David, surveyor, Murney st Williams L.J., tavernkeepor, Bridge st Williamson Cornelius, laborer, Wharf st Wills Thomas, clerk county council Church st ' Wilson Charles, barber, Front.st Wilson Jumes, confectioner, Front st Wilson Jumes, fitler G.T.R., Victoria st Wilson Jumes, policeman, Wharf st Wilson Jaunes, saddler, l\u2019innnocle st Wilson Jolm W., grocer, Front st, Pinnacle st Wilson Joseph, trunkmaker, Front st west Wilson Miss Mary, grocery, Front st Wilson Mrs.Mary Ann, wid William P., Church st Wilson Robert, blacksmith, Wharf st Wilson Thomas, blacksmith, John st Wingate Walter, carpenter, George st Wonnneott John, accountant, Meyers\u2019 Li Wood John, gardener, Dundas st Wood Samuel, grocer, Dundas st Woodcock Charles, laborer G.T.R, Mill st west Woodcock Christoplier, carpenter, Front st west Woodcock E., laborer G.T.R., Mill st Woodcock Nicholas, engine driver G.T.R, Mill st west Woodcock Stephen, carpenter, Front st cor Strachan Woodley James, jun.mason, Catla- rine st Woodley James, sen.mason, Catha- rine st Woodley Joseph, mason, Catharine st Woodley Mrs.S., wid Thomas, Murney st Woodley William, bricklayer, Catha- rine st Workingmen\u2019s Temperance hall, Christopher Tuite, caretaker, Front st Wright G.S,, MA, Ph.D., professor of modern languages and literature, Albert college Wright Thomas, fireman G.T.R., n depot Wright William, harnessmaker, Front st, h Pinnacle st Yager Henry, Grove st Yeomans Horace, of Flint & Yeomans, Bridge st YEOMANS JACOB N., of J.W.Car- man & Co., Moira st Yeomans Lewis W., of L.W.Yeomans Co., James st Yeomans L.W., & Co., chemists and druggists Bridge st cor Front st Ycomans Îirs.Charlotte, wid Asa, James st Youker William, M.D., Front st Young John, Church st Young John S., overseer, Church st Young Men\u2019s Catholic Literary association, John Fahey, president; W.V.Lynch, secretar Young Mens Christian Association Free Reading room, David Serviss, caretaker, Front st Young Peter, blacksmith, Water st Youngs Mrs.Mary Ann, wid William, Cun:fton road Zoller Peter, of Mumilton & Co.,ofl' Mill sy MISCELLANEOUS\u2014TOWN OF BELLEVILLE.MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA.BANKS.BANK OF MONTREAL, Pinnacle st cor Hotel st.Pinnacle st.Andrew Thomson, manager; Robert Thomson, Account- Robert Richardson, manager; G.R.Bartlett, accountant ant; Charles N.Read, teller, J.G, Campbell, discount and teller; William K.Dickson, ledger-keeper; George 8.clerk; George W.Neilson and 6.Crawford, junior.@G.Kelso, clerks, ONTARIO] DOMINION 201 DIRECTORY.BELLEVILLE, BOARD OF TRADE.as Kelso, president ; Jumes Robertson, vice-presi- dont liam Sutherland, treasurer ; Abraham Diamond, corresponding secretary.Founded 1865.Regular mectings 2ad Tuesday in January, April, July and October.BOARD OF HEALTH.D.E.Burdett, M.D., chairman, Front st.CHURCHES.\u2018CANADA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Rev.\u2014\u2014, pastor.Hours of service 1! a.m.and 63 p.m.; Sunday school 3 p.m; lecture, Wednesday, 7} p.m.; prayer meeting, Friday, 7} p.m.John st.CHRIST CHURCH, ch of England.; Rev.Septimus Jones, M.A., rector.Hours of service 11 am, and 7 p.m.; Sunday school 3 p.m.; lecture, Wednesday, 74 pm.Moira st.CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Rev.J.L.Roke, pastor.Hours of service 11 a.m.and 63 p.m.; Sunday school 24 p.m.; prayer meeting, Monday, 74 p.m.Hotel st cor Church st.EPISCOPAL METHODIST CHURCH.Rev.Joseph Wild, M.A., minister.Hours of service 11 a.m.aud 6} p.m.; Sunday school 10 a.m.; prayer meeting, Wednesday, 64 p.m.Church st cor Gt St James st.ST ANDREW'S CHURCH, Presbyterian, Rev.James C.Smith, M.A, pastor.Hours of service 11 am.and 7; p.m.; prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7§ p.m.Cor Church and Hote! sts.ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH, R.catholic.Very rev.James Farrelly, Hours of service 1st mass 7a.m., high mass 10 a.m.; Sunday school 2 to 3 p.m.; vespers immediately afterwards.Church st.ST THOMAS\u2019 CHURCH, ch of England.Rev.John Grier, rector ; rev.Arthur H.Baldwin, curate.Hours of service 11 a.m.aad 7 p.m.; Sunday school 3 p.m.Church st cor Bridge st.WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH.Rev.George R.Sanderson and rev.David L.Brethour, ministers.Hours of service 11 a.m.and 64 p.m.; Sunday school 2} pm.; preachiag, Tuesday, 73 p.m.in winter, 8 p.m.in sumner; prayer meeting, Friday, 73 p.m.in winter, 8 p.m.in summer, Bridge st.WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH.Rev, George R.Sanderson and rev.David L.Brethour, ministers.Hours of service 11 am.and 6} pm.: Sunday school 24 pm.Bleeker st.CLUBS.BELLEVILLE CURLING CLUB, , D.biteenthly, president; W.A.Shepard, vice-president ; George Denholm and Jumes Tyre, representative members; rev.J.C.Smith, chaplain; C.Ridley, secretary.Council of Management\u2014G.Ritchie, Thomas Kelso, D.B.Robertson, James Corby and Thomas McCrea.COMPANIES.EXPRESS.CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.Jaunes W.Thompson, agent, Bridge st.GAS.J.W.Thompson, treasurer; F.BELLEVILLE GAS Co.L I vancis MeAmany, president; Andrew Thomson, hon.se is wW albridge, Jumes H, Meacham and Alex.Roberson ; ames Glass, secactury; woryks Church st, office Front st.RAILWAY.GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.C.J.Brydges, managing director, resides in Montreal ; William C.Nunn, station agent; John Teal, locomotive foreman; James Marshall, road master.STEAMBOAT.BAY OF QUINTE ROYAL MAIL LINE, .Steamer Bay of Quinté leaves Belleville every morning for Kingston and intermediate ports, returning same day.Robert Tannahill, agent, Front st.BAY OF QUINTE STEAMBOAT \u20acO.Steamer St Helen leaves Belleville every Monday at 10 a.m.for Montreal and intermediate ports.Robert Tanna- Hill, agent, Front st.PICTON AND BELLEVILLE LINE.Daily steamer.William Campbell & Co., agents, Front st.TELEGRAPH.DOMINION TELEGRAPH CO.Robert Eilbeck, manager and operator, Bridge st.MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.James W.Thompson, agent, Bridge st.CORPORATION.Mayor\u2014 Alexander Robertson.Councillors\u2014John J.B.Flint, Thomas Holden, Reuben S.Patterson, Joseph G.Vandusen, George Chown, Paul Beckett, Thomas Kelso.John Lewis, Samuel B.Smith, William A.Foster, Robert Tannahill, George E.Henderson.Officers\u2014Robert Maitland Roy, town clerk and clerk of police court ; Robert P.Davy, town treasurer ; John Thomson, street surveyor; Dunham Uckerman, tax collector ; William Davy, Thomas Rutherford, John Northcott, assessors.FIRE DEPARTMENT.Fire station, Front st.John Taylor, chief eagineer ; D.Bain, assistant engineer.No.1 Company\u2014James Quinn, captain; John Harkins.1st lieut.; William Dame, 2nd lieut.; William Campbell, secretary ; Jacob Ashley, treasurer.No.2 Company\u2014James Cummins, captain: Harkins, 1st lieut.: Thomas Cox, 2nd lieut.; Alex.Marshall, secretary ; William McLachlin, treasurer.POLICE DEPARTMENT.Committee\u2014J.J.B.Flint, chairman ; Paul Beckett, S.B.Smith, Thomas Kelso.Police jorce\u2014Allan T.Petrie, chief; John McCrudden, sergeant; W.S.Ruttan, H.C.Saider, Thomas Downes and James Wilson, privates.COUNTY OFFICIALS.Hon.George Sherwood, county judge; Thomas Wills, county clerk; Francis McAnnany, county treasurer; W.H.Ponton, registrar; James W.Ponton, deputy registrar; A G.Northrup, clerk of the county court and deputy clerk of the crown; George Taylor, sheriff; John Taylor, deputy sheriff; A.F.Wood, warden; W.W.Dean, master in chancery; Edward W.Meyers, governor of gaol; C.Taylor, turnkey; C.P.Heigly, sherift\u2019s bailiff.CROWN TIMBER OFFICE.Joseph F.Way, crown timber agent; John A.Macinnis, clerk; J.A.G.Crozier, clerk, Front st.CUSTOM HOUSE.Cor Pinnacle and Bridge sts.W.F.Meudell, collector; John WW.Verner, surveyor ; William A.Beamish, preventive officer ; William McIntosh packer ; James G.Ellwood, landing waiter at outpost of Shanuonville. BELLEVILLE.DOMINION 202 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE oF EDUCATIONAL.ALBERT COLLEGE.Board of Managers\u2014Rev.Bishop Richardson, D.D., chairman; revs, J.Gardiner, D.Wilson, G.Shepard, J.Curts, M.Benson, J.N.Elliott, S.Massey, C.R.Mallery, J.Q.Tucker, E.Phillpot, J.Row, J.C.Huffman, mayor, T.Anderson, G.N.Blair, C.M.Gould, M.D, warden, C.Lane and S.Massey.College council\u2014Rev.A.Carman, M.A., president and rofessor of mathematics, metaphysics, &c.; George S.right, M.A.; physical doctor, professor of modern lau- guages and literature; R.Dawson, B.A., T.C.D., professor of ancient languages and literature ; T.Nichol, M.D., professor of physiology, ethuology, &c.; John Macoun, M.A, professor of botany, geology, &c.; J.T.Bell, professor of agricultural chemistry, mineralogy, fine arts, &c.; R.B.Carman, M.A., lecturer on chemistry, &c.; rev.J.Wild, M.A., professor of Hebrew, ethics, &c.; St.George B.Crozier, musical doctor, professor of music, &c.Three sessions in year, extending from first of September to middle of June\u2014Lite- rary societies, reading room, &c., &c.ALBERT UNIVERSITY.Visitor\u2014His Excellency hon.W.P.Howland, C.B,, lieu- tenant-governor of Ontario, &c., &c.Senate\u2014Rev.Bishop Richardson, D.D., president; rev.A.Carman, M.A, vice-president and chancellor ; G.S.Wright, M.A, Ph.D, registrar ; revs.G.Abbs, J.Gardiner, G.Shepard, W.Brown, M.Benson, A.Campbell, hon.John Ross, hon.William B.Richards, C.J.C.C., hon.L.Wallbridge, Wil- Ham Hope, M.D., Thomas Nichol, M.D., rev.J.Wild, M.A, John Macoun, M.A, J.T.Bell, R.B.Carman, M.A, Thomes Macintyre, M.A.John Bell, Q.C., R.Holden, M.D, revs.J.B.Aylsworth, M.A., B.Lane, BA, E.J.Badgley, B.A., F.Lane, M.A, S.B.Burdett, R.Dawson, B.A TLD, St George B.Crozier, musical doctor, and rev.J.C.Pomeroy.ALEXANDRA LADIES COLLEGE.\" Mrs.M.A.Smith, preceptress and teacher of painting, drawing, &c.; St George B.Crozier, musical doctor, professor of music; Miss L.Brown, assistant.Young ladies have the advantages afforded by the lecturers of Albert college.COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.Front st.Faculty\u2014S.G.Beatty and George Wallbridge, principals ; S.G.Beatty, lecturer on theoretical and practical bookkeeping, banking, commercial computations, &c., teacher of mathematics and business penmanship; George Wallbridge, general business manager, lecturer on business practice, correspondence, &c., superintendent of penmanship department; J.J.B.Flint, lecturer on commercial law, agencies, partnerships, insurance, shipping, legal forms, &c., &c.; professor J.T.Bell, of Albert university, lecturer and teacher of constructive geometry, mechanical drawing, &c.; W.C Nunn, superintendent of telegraph department; J.Wilson, lecturer on mercantile economy and the customs of trade; William Crowther, instructor in phonography.COMMON SCHOOLS.Teachers\u2014John Macoun, No.1; N.Vermilyea, No.2; Stephen Pashley, No.3; William McKeown, No.4; John Irwin, No.5.GRAMMAR SCHOOL.Bet Church and John sts.Alexander Burdon, principal.ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOLS, John st.P.H.Flynn and Miss Elizabeth Moran, teachers.INLAND REVENUE.Front st.KE.R.Benjamin, collector; Walter F.Gouin and W.L.Hamilton, clerks.MASONIC.! BELLEVILLE LODGE, No.123 G.R.C, W.bro.David Pitceathly, W.M.; bro.Donald Buin, P.M.; bro.James Smith, S.W.; bro.W.A.Shepard, J.W.; bro.George Ritchie, treasurer; bro.J.Parker Thomas, secretary; bro.E.R.Benjamin, 8.D.; bro.W.W.Northcott, J.D.; bro.David Brown Robertson, D.of C,; bros.R.L.T.Galbraith, E.M.Shellington, Alexander Robertson and Daniel Cunningham, stewards ; Donald Urquhart, tyler.Meets oa first Thursduy of every month at Masonic hall.MOIRA LODGE, No.11 G.R.C.W.bro.P.D.Conger, W.M.; bro.A.Diamond, P.M.; bro.Smith Stephens, EW.; bro.James Mackie, J.W.; bro, 3.S.Lager.SD; bro.R.Price, J.D.; rev.J.Wild, chaplain ; bro.M.M.Thompson, secretary ; bro.Jolm Kerr, treasurer ; bro.P.Huyck, treasurer; bros.E.C.Flint, L.H.Henderson and C.J.Starling, stewards ; bro.Frederick Ellis, D.of C.; bro.D.Urquhart, tyler.Meets Wednesday before full moon every month.x MILITIA.15th BATTALION VOLUNTEER MILITIA.Alfred A.Campbell, licutenantcolonel ; T.C.Wallbridge, Smith Stephens, majors; James Lister, M.D., D.E.Bur- dett, M.D., surgeons; captain J.C.Holden, paymaster ; lieut.St George B.Crozier, quartermaster; major R.C Holme, adjutant and drill instructor; L.H.Henderson, F.Bogart, Uriah Thompson, 8.8.Lazier, L.N.F.Crozier, James Mackie, captains; J.A.G.Crozier, Robert Davy, John Taylor, Alexander Robertson, James Lister, George Dickson, lieutenants ; J.B.Thomas, James Clark, F.G.A.Henderson, G.McKenzie Stewart, G.E.J.Hanwell, ensigns.NEWSPAPERS.Hastings Chronicle, weekly, annual subscription $1.50; © E.Miles & W.Meek, proprietors and printers, Front st.Intelligencer (The), annual subscription to daily $5; to weekly $2; Mackenzie Bowell, M.P., editor, proprietor: and printer; W.A.Shepard, sub-editor, Front st.Ontario (The), annual subscription to daily $5; to weekly $1.50; J.W.Carman & Co., proprietors and printers, Front st.POST OFFICE.James H.Meacham, postmaster; Judson C.T.Lacey assistant postmaster; Stephen N.Flagler and William 3.Miles, clerks, Bridge st.SOCIETIES.AGRICULTURAL.WEST HASTINGS AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, John S.Huffman, Sidney, president ; Alexander Thompson, Sidney, 18t vice-president; Daniel Vanderwaters, Si ney: 20d vice-president ; W.h.Graham, D.R.Vetcheson, Sidney, secretary.Directors\u2014Mackenzie Bowell, M.P., James Brown, M.P., James Walker, B.Gilbert, J.F.Flindell, A.Austee, M.Boardman, B.Mallory, 8.D.Farley.Directors meet in Belleville first Saturday in each month.LITERARY.YOUNG MEN'S CATHOLIC LITERARY ASSOCIATION, John Fahey, president; W.V.Lynch, corresponding secretary ; John Donohue, recording secretary; Jobu Fox, treasurer.Regular meeting 1st Tuesduy of every month.NATIONAL.IRISH PROTESTANT BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.F.McAnnany, president; Jumes Macoun, 1st vice-presi~ dent ; Robert Stewart, M.1 2nd vice-president; 1.Scholes, treasurer ; R.8.T.Galbraith, recording secretary ; J.Charters, assistant secretary; E.Harrison, jun., corres- treasurer; UE\u201d ONTARIO.] DOMINION 203 DIRECTORY.BEL-BEL i cretary ; revs, John Grier, A.B, and Arthur H.fname re chaplains ; Robert Stewart, M.D, and G.J.Potts, M.D., physicians; T.Kelso and H.G.Gillespie, auditors.Meets 1st Wednesday in every month.NATIVE CANADIAN SOCIETY.A.Diamond, president; Dr.P.V.Dorland, 1st vice- president ; James Canniff 2nd vice-president; rev.A.Carman, chaplain; J.C.Holden, treasurer; S.S.Lazier, secretary ; J.A.G.Crozier, assistant secretary; Dr.Bur- dett, surgeon; W.W.Dean, historical recorder; C.L.Coleman, S.A.Moore, Jacob Cronk, J.W.Thompson, R.P.Davy, W.A.Shepard, J.W.Carman, V.G.Selden, John Thomas, directors.Meets 1st Wednesday of every month.Coleman's hall, Front st.ST ANDREW'S SOCIETY, William Tennant, president; W.H.Graham, vice-presi- dent; Robert Thomson, treasurer; rev.James C.Smith, M.A.chaplain; James McKay, secretary; James Roy and William Robertson, standard bearers; Thomas Nichol, M.D., physician; Alexander Watters, marshal; Allan T.Wild and William Lewin, chaplains; James Lister, M.D.and Robert Ridley, M.D., physicians; E.Hayne, J.W.London, Henry Wilking, J.H.Mills, and C.H.Elliott, managing committee; W.Moorman and R.B.Bennett, standard bearers.Meets monthly.RELIGIOUS.YOUNG MEN\u2019S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION AND FREE READING ROOM.A.G.Northrup, president; William Johnson, Ist vice- resident; G.V.N.Relyea, 2nd vice-president; J.C.olden, treasurer; A.L.Geen, recording secretary M.B.Roblin, corresponding secretary; David Serviss, caretaker of hall.: Regular meeting every Thursday evening.Front st.TEMPERANCE.BRITISH TEMPLARS.Speedwell Lodge, No.75 .Petrie, James Harold and A.Waters, charitable committee.ST GEORGE'S SOCIETY.Mackenzie Bowell, M.P., president; Thomas Wills, 1st vice-president ; William Boswell, 2nd vice-president ; George Wallbridge, treasurer; J.S.Hurst, corresponding secretary ; treasurer.George J.Potts, M.D., provincial deputy ; W.J.Smyth, W.C.T.; George Ww.Rk ; ; acey, secretary ; D.C.Ferguson.MOIRA JUVENILE LODGE.William Watt, guardian: G.W.Racey.treasurer: Wil- William Jarvis, financial secretary ; revs.S.Jones, Joseph | liam Jones, secretary.BELL EWART-A flourishing village on Lake Simcoe, township of Innis fil, county of Simcoe.Laid out about the year 1855.It contains a saw mill and three churches, and is a station of the Northern failway.The steamer Emily May plies from this place to Beaverton, Barrie, nnd Orillia in connection with steamer Fairy to Muskoka territory, also a ferry boat crosses daily to North Gwillimbury.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distanttrom Barrie 10 miles, from Toronto 54 miles, Mail daily.Population about 600, Arbour Bazil, laborer Arbour Xavier, laborer Aston Mrs.Anne, wid John, innkeeper Bear Jonathan, gunsmith BEECHER & SILLIMAN proprietors of saw mill Beeman William, assistant superintendent for Beecher & Silliman Bostwick John B., carpenter Boyd Henry, bagage master Northern railway Brophy William, laborer Buchanan Thomas, laborer Buntan David, carpenter Broulier Baptiste, laborer Canning Samuel, ship carpenter Carpenter Adolphus, laborer Cattle James, laborer Couch Robert, blacksmith Couch William, laborer Corbet Louis, laborer Cronan Matthew, laborer Davis Isaac, engineer Deshene John D., laborer Dechesue Louis, butcher Deshene Lyman, laborer Deshene Peter, iaborer Denuro William, clerk Desham J ohn, laborer Dickinson William, foreman for Beecher & Silliman Dixon Robert, Inborer Dixon Thomas H., shocmaker DRAKE P.E.postmaster, storekee er, and agont forMontreal Telegraph Co.Dulmage A.D,, bookkeeper Forward Charles L., lumber inspector Gall William, moulder Gilmore David, laborer Gibbons Thomus, school teacher Gilbo Charles, laborer Graham Archibald, laborer Graham Edward, laborer Graham Miss Ellen, seamstress Graham Miss Jane, seamstress Graham Thomas, laborer Green John, laborer Gregoire Joseph, laborer Gregoire Octave, laborer Grenier Henry, laborer Hager George, storekeeper Hager Jonathan, clerk, Hager Samuel, clerk, Hamilton William, baker Hanmer Irwin W., hotelkeeper Herbert Henry, painter and glazier Henry John, sawyer Irwin George, carpenter Jebb W., engineer Johnson J.À., night watchman Johnson Lawrence, fisherman Johnson Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Joseph Johnson Mrs.Isabella, wid Thomas Johnson William, carpenter Kermott Charles H., druggist Kermot Bdward, undertaker Knololen John, clerk, of P.E.Drake Ladoux Baptiste, track master Lamb Robert, carepnter Law E.M., bookkeeper Lawbridge Henry, finisher Lyon captain Peter, Victoria Tug Malloy Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Timothy Martin William H., shoemaker McBean Alexander, foundry and machine works McClellan M., blacksmith McFadden Peter, fitter McGowan John, butcher McKenzie James, fireman McLean James, laborer McMaulen Daniel, laborer McVanie John, sawyer Mellon Henry, millwright Miller Henry, trimmer Miller Levi, timber inspector Milloy James, fireman Moffin Mrs.R, wid John, mantle maker MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, P.E.Drake, agent Moreau Joseph, laborer Morrow Francis, sawyer Murray James A.,, millwright | Ollard F.W., lawyer ; Pitt R.W., laborer ; Plunkett Édward, laborer Ramber Thomas, sawyer : Reid James B., storekeeper .Rubidge Charles, clerk and telegrank © operators \u2018 Sharp Adam M., engineer ; Sheffield Miss Jane, milliner | Shrague captain James, ferryboat | Simcoe hotel, Mrs, Anne Aston, proprietress Simmonds Mrs.Jane, wid Edward Smith Andrew, seaman Smith Charles, laborer Swainson Charles, engineer Taylor George, station master Trombley Frederick, laborer Trombley Peter, teamster Trueman B., gardener Warner Charles, laborer Warner Martin, laborer Webster Seymour, storekeeper and millwright Wheeler Henry.lumberer Wheeler Russell, baker Whiffien Ed., U., general superintendent.Wilson Alfred, J.P.Young John, laborer BELL ROCK\u2014A small village in the township of Portland, county of Frontenac.Distant from Harrowsmith 10 miles, fare 40¢.; from Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 20 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 200.Bowerman Daniel, fulling mill Brooks Mrs.Harriet, wid Richard Coffey Mrs.Mary, wid J., tavern Conway James, laborer Conway Thomas, laborer Davy Benjamin, sawyer Davy Ira, sawyer Grand George, farmer Greendill Edward, farmer Milligan William, laborer Percy John blacksmith Pomeroy William, J.P., postmaster.lumber merchant, farmer Reynolds Edward, sawyer Switzer Aaron.carpenter ! Walker Samuel, storekeeper BEL-BEN DOMINION 204 DIRECTORY.[ProviNox or Walworth Sydney, sawyer \u2018Wheeler Isaac, saw mill Wilson Peter, farmer BELL'S CORNERS\u2014A small village in the township of Nepean, county of Carleton.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an oftice here.Distant from Ottawa 8 miles, Mail daily.Population about 100.Arnold George, postmaster, township treasurer, storekeeper Bell Hugh, farmer Brownlee William, shoemaker Burnside Christopher, blacksmith Cavanagh Samuel, carpenter Chalmers rev.David, Wesleyan CLANCY WILLIAM, agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Corbett Mrs.William, innkeeper Corbett William, tavernkeeper Crow Robert, shoemaker Dawson John, reeve Draffin Richard Ilingsworth John, weaver Hall A.8., storekeeper Hanmer I.W., gatekeeper and township clerk Hill Samuel, blacksmith Lafleur Andrew, carpenter MONTREAL TELEGRAPH William Clancy, agent Moodie Robert, innkeeper Spittal Alexander, carpenter Spittal Robert, carpenter co., *BELL'S CROSSING\u2014A place in the township of Elizabethtown, county of Lanark.It is a station of tne Brock- ville and Ottawa ra\u2018lway.Distant from Smith's Falls, 12 miles, from Brockville 134 miles.Mail tri weekly.Surrounding population about 75.Bell James, shoemaker Bell John, postmaster, farmer Bell Thomas, J.P., farmer Bell Walter, farmer Campville William, section master Brockville and Ottawa railway \u2018Cavanagh Patrick, farmer Cosgrove Michael, carpenter Giffin William, farmer Gotkin Joseph, farmer Richards Richard, farmer BELMONT\u2014A village on the town line of Westminster and Dorchester, township of Westminster, county of Middiesex.Distant from Dorchester, a station of the Great Western railway, 7 miles, from London, 13 miles, fare 874c.; from l\u2019ort Stanley, on Lake Erie, 18 miles.Mail daily.Population about 250.Batty Alfred, laborer Benjamin H., farmer Black James, insurance agent Brown Dugal, farmer Brown Neil, farmer Campbell James B., M.D.Campbell James, harnessmaker Carruthers John, shoemaker \u2018Ceaser George, dentist \"Corson John, storekeeper Chaplin Ephraim, laborer Cline Daniel, M.D.Creamer James, shoemaker Creamer Robert, innkeeper Crews rev.Thomas, Wesleyan Currie rev.Archibald, Presbyterian Dawson Alfred W., storekeeper Dumaw Simeon, carringemaker Duval John, farmer Dyer William, storekeeper Eckert William D., school teacher Fitchit William, farmer * The post office is called Whitehurst.Fitchit H.K., farmer Foster Charlotte, wid Joseph Glance Mrs, Mena, wid Charles, weaver Greece Horatio, farmer Gregory William, J.P., farmer Groat Edward, farmer Hall John, farmer Harkness Adam, farmer Hawkins George, tailor Hoover David, butcher House Jacob, cabinetmaker Hull Thomas, harnessmaker Leadbeater Jiumes, miller Learn Andrew, farmer Learn Edward, farmer Ledlaw William, farmer Legg Samuel, farmer Legg William, farmer Lock Henry, farmer Manning Jacob J., J.P., farmer Manning John G., farmer Martin John, farmer McCray Hector, saw mill McKellar Alexander, farmer McKellar A., of D.& J.McKellar & Co.McKellar Archibald, waggonmaker McKellar D.J, & Co., flax mills McKellar Donald, innkeeper McKellar D., of D.& J.McKellar & Co.McKellar J., of D.& J.McKellar & Co.Merry John, waggonmaker Miller Albert, & Co., grocers Mohr William, painter Nichol Brothers, flax mill Nichol Hugh, of Nichol Brothers Nichol John, of Nicliol Brothers Nichol Robert, of Nichol Brothers Nobles Benjamin, farmer Nugent Thomas, farmer Nugent William T., storekeeper Odell John G., farmer Odell Mrs.Cornelia, wid Joshua Odell William H., postmaster Olmstead Lewis, innkeeper Ostrum O., farmer ! Pearson Thomas, of Silk & Pearson Seeman Henry, waggonmaker Shaw Daniel, farmer Silk Henry, of Silk & Pearson Silk & Pearson, woollen factory Simpson John A., tailor Simpson Lewis, farmer Sisler Joshua, school teacher Sleeth Robert, & Co., waggonmakers Sleeth Robert, of Robert Sleeth & Co.Spencer Charles, M.D, Smith rev.J.W.Pettit, ch of England Stewart Alexander, farmer Stewart Duncan, farmer Stewart John, farmer Stickels Benjamin, J.P., farmer Stormes Leonard, blacksmith Thompson Hugh, farmer Tibbits Lewis, farmer Tullie William, cheesefactor Walker James, of Sleeth & Co.Wallis John, sawyer Watcher George, photographer Willis Benjamin, farmer Willsie Thomas, farmer Wood Henry L., builder Woodworth Merritt G., farmer Woolley Harvey trader Yerex William N., flour and feed BELMORE\u2014A village on the corners of the townships of Turnberry, Howick, Culross and Carrick, and on the boundary line between the counties of Huron and Bruce, The road from Turnberry to Culross passes through here, and connects the Elora and Saugeen, with the Berlin and Ashfield road, Belmore contains o steam saw mill, and a choese factory.\u2018This place is the centre of a fine agricultural country.Distant from Wroxeter 6 miles, fare 25¢.; from Walk- erton 16 miles, fare 76c.; from Seaforth, wu station of the Buffulo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 82 miles, Mail daily.D\u2019opulation nbout 200, Belmore hotel, Thomas Chambers, proprietor Chambers Thomas, proprictor Belmore hotel, storekceper Coleman Edwar Commercial hotel, Peter Torriff, proprietor Cook Frederick, veterinary surgeon Darling Cyrus, carder, farmer Dominion hotel, James McDonald, pro- prictor Fitzgerald William, grocer Found James, saw mill owner : Falughar Robert, tailor Glassie David, carpenter Graham William, carpenter Hall Joseph, blacksmith Houston Samuel, stonemason Huston Archibald, laborer Irwin F.W., J.P., farmer Irwin William, farmer Jeffrey William, butcher Kay John P., M.D,, Lark Henry, pumpmaker Larnbey John, shoemaker Lloyd Henry, carpenter Luxson John, carriagemaker McDonald James, proprieter Dominion hotel Richardson Thomas, farmer Rush David, grocer, house framer Scoles Francis H., J.P., reeve farmer Teeple Frederick F., blacksmith Terriff Peter, postmaster, proprietor Commercial hotel, farmer BENMILLER\u2014A village in the township of Colborne, county of Huron.It contains a woollen factory and saw and grist mills.Distant frem Goderich, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, from Clinton 10 miles, from Bayfield 14 miles.Mail biweekly, Population about 160.Adams Rodney, cradle maker Cottle Jumes, blacksmith Gledhill Brothers saw and woollen mills Gledhill Edwin, of Gledhill Brothers, postmaster Gledhill James, of Gledhill Brothers Gledhill Jesse, of Gledhill Brothers Gledhill Thomas, of Gledhil! Brothers Guisebuch Joseph, tanner Heddle Andrew, carpenter Hediger Jacob, painter Kernigham John, J.P., farmer Kerr Thomas, shoemaker Larmey Fred, tailor Long James, farmer Madel Godfer, tuuner Miller Daniel, grist mill Miller Jonathan, innkeeper Nagle Joseph, mason Piper Samuel, miller Robertson William, blacksmith Speight Frederick, wenver Stewart John, fruit grower Vanstone William, farmer Walker Samuel, teacher BENNILE'S CORNERS\u2014A small vil- lago in Le (pymehip of ftameny, county of Lanark.Distant from Almonte, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 5 miley, from Perth 80 miles, Mall triewookly, Allan John, saw mill Auderson Willium, farmer Bnid Jolin, grist mill owner Coxtord Junes, shoemaker Glover Jol, cooper Gomersall Robert, tanner Leishman Alexander, postmaster, storekeeper ONTARIO] DOMINION 205 DIRECTORY.BEN-BER eDougall Peter, woollen factory al Abial, saw mill Phillips William, blacksmith Snedden A.& D., grist mill Snedden James, farmer Tochach Andrew, farmer Tochach Enos, shingle factory Tochach Jumes, leather dealer » ING'T'ON\u2014A small village in the BEN of West Zorra, county of Oxford.Distant from Embro 5 miles, from Beachville, à station of the Great Western railway, 11 miles, from Woodstock, the county town, 156 miles, from London 30 miles.Population about 50, Cline Ira, farmer ; Duncan Robert, saw mill Fleming Charles, weaver Fleming Jolin, weaver Fleming Zachariah, weaver Glendinning James, farmer Glendinning Thomas, jun., farmer Glendinning Thomas, sen, farmer Heron Robert, tailor McKay Donald, laborer McKay George, farmer Pelton Benson, farmer Pelton James, farmer Pelton Peter, farmer BENSFORT\u2014A small village in the township of South Monaghan, county of Northumberland.Distant from Millbrook, astation of the Port Hope and Peterbor- ough railway, 9 miles, from Port Hope, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 20 miles, Mail bi-weekly.Population about Adams William, farmer Anderson Hugh, farmer Bennett John, boilermaker Creba William, blacksmith Dodds Thomas, farmer Emberson William, farmer Finnie Andrew, farmer Huggins David, shinglemaker Lackey Hamilton, weaver McBain James Ww, postmaster, storekeeper Morrison David, farmer Moncrief George, shoemaker Morrison William, farmer Richards John, ®ailor Wood Henry, shinglemaker Wood Joseph, farmer Wood William, farmer Turnbull Junes, carpenter Turnbull John A., farmer BENTLEY\u2014A post office station in the township of Harwich, county of Keut.Distant from Chatham, station of the Great Western railway, 17 miles, Mail weekly Bentley Samuel, postmaster BERKELEY\u2014A small place on the Toronto und Sydenham gravel roads, township of Holland, county of Grey.Distant from Chatsworth 10 miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 20 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Fleming John, J.P., postmaster, farmer BERLIN -A populous incorporated vit.lu 0 in the township of Waterloo, north riding of the county of Waterloo, 1t is the county town.Located in the heart of a thickly settled and fing agrioultural part of the country, and possessing soveral ills and totories, it must become un important inland town.The largest button hotory in the west is here.There are 14 churches.An extensive trade is done In grain and produce.Berlin is a station of the Grand Teunk railway, at which all trains stop.The Doon braneh line, formerly the Proston and Berlin railway, * The post office is at Embro.joins the Grand Trunk at Berlin.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Guelph 15 miles, from Hamilton 33 miles, from Toronto 63 miles.Mail daily.l\u2019opulation about 3,000.Ahrens Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Charles, Kingst Aldous John, of Simpson & Aldous AMERICAN HOTEL, George Ward, proprietor, Queen st ANDREWS A.MILLER, solicitor, &c., Market bnildings, King st Annelius John, laborer, Queen st Anthes John, bookkeeper, Weber st Archibald William T., Weberst Armstrong Thomas, wheat merchant, Weber st BACHMAN HENRY, proprietor Bach- man hotel, Greenbush BACHMAN HOTEL, Henry Bachman, proprietor, Greenbush Becking Wm., waggonmaker, Queen st Beilstein William, Frederick st Benton Mrs., Benton st Berger Julius, pedlar, Frederick st Berlin Central school, Thomas Pearce, principal Berlin County Grammar school, J.H.Thom, head master, Frederick st BERLIN JOURNAL, weekly, annual subscription $2; Rittinger & Motz, proprietors and printers BERLIN TELEGRAPH, weekly, annual subscription $2; A.McPherson, editor, proprietor and printer Bethune Kenneth C., clerk Black Mrs.Angus, milliner, King st Bodenbender rev.Conrad, Baptist, Frederick st Boedecker Henry, of Boedecker & Stue- bing, Frederick st Boedecker John, storekeeper, Frederick st Boedecker & Stuebing, stationers, King st Boeiding Philip, turner, Foundry st Bolton Henry, brakeman Bommes Henry, painter, Frederick st Bornholt Henry, shoemaker, King st Borth Andrew, laborer Bossing Louis, broommaker, King st Bowlby David S., M.D., Foundry st Bowlby Ward H, attorney, &c., Court house, King st Bowman Isaac E., M.P., of Oberholtzer & Bowman Bowman Israel D., county and town clerk Bowman William H,, druggist, King st Brauer B., proprietor Railroad hotel, Weber st Breithaupt Louis, Tannery, Queen st Brickner Henry, cooper, King st Brown Charles, of Brown & Devitt Brown & Devitt, spring bedsteads, King st Brown rev, George, Evangelical, Queen st Brown William, paiuter, King st Campbell J.McD.excise officer, King st Canadian Express Co., William Jaffray, agent, King st Chalmers David, commission merchant, Church st Chalmers David C., clerk Merchant's bank Ghamberlain Mrs.Margaret, wid Josiah Chirling Henry, barber, King st Chrysler Edgar, salesman, Benton st Colquhoun James, clerk Circuit court and deputy clerk of the crown, King st COMMERCIAL MOTEL, John Roat, proprietor, King st Cook Jacob, Bentou st proprietor Berlin David Joseph, mattrass factory, King st Davidson George, sheriff Davidson George, jun., dealer, King st Davidson John, of Davidson & Meinke King st Davidson & Meinke, marble works, King st Davidson Miss J., dressmaker, King st DeBus George M., hairdresser, King st Denison Daniel G., photographer, hing st D\u2019Esterre Duncan, stationmaster G.T.R.Devitt William, saddler, King st Diegel Andrew, carpenter, Queen =u Doebler Jacob, baker, King st Doering Conrad, weaver, Queen st Duncan Mrs.William, store, King st Eby David, pedlar, King st Eby Ezra, school teacher, Frederick st Eby John W., druggist, King st Eby Menno, clerk, Court house Empey Robert A, assistant postmaster Epting Jacob, tobacco merchant, Frederick st Falls rev.Alexander S., ch of England FENNELL JOHN, shelf and heavy hardware, King st Ferguson rev.Thomas A.Wesleyan, ing st Fisher Veit, glue maker, Queen st Fleischauer John, laborer, Queen st Fleischauer William, chairmaker, King r st Fleming Robert, upholsterer, Foundry st FRANKLIN HOTEL, J.S.Weaver, proprietor, Queen st Fuchs August, watchmaker, King st Funcken rev.Louis, director St Jerome college Gaukee Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Levi, milliner, Queen st Gaul William, tailor, King st Gauntley Henry, fancy store, town constable, King st Geckle Adam, laborer Geddes Charles R., seed store, King st George Conrad, school teacher, Frederick st Giesea Frederick A., M.D, King st, h Foundry st Gilder Valentine, blacksmith, King st Giller George, tinsmith, King st Glebe Henry, tailor, King st Godbold Charles, Greenbush Good Peter H., grocer.King st Goodwillie Joseph, telegraph operator G.T.R., bds at Queen st Gottleib Frederick, of Stein, Gottleib & Grebenstein, Queen st Gow Robert, shoemaker, King st, h Queen st Grebenstein Martin, of Stein, Gottleib & Grebenstein, King st Gwynne James Ww, barrister, Greenbush Hackbure K.Geo., bookkeeper, King st Harman Davidson )., teller Merchants bank Haller Jolm, hatter, King st, h Weber st Hawkins Mrs.Ann, wid Frank, King st Heiler Jacob, wheelwright, King st Heit Louis, baggage master, Weber st Heller Caspar, proprietor Royal Exchange hotel, King st Heller Henry, watchmaker, King st Hett Henry, painter, Church st Hett John B., carpenter, King st Higling Ferdinand, painter Hoffman Isaac, furniture dealer, King st, h Foundry st Hoffman John 8, druggist, King st Howard George S., turnkey Huber Allen, of Huber & Roy, Queen st Huber & Roy, dealers, King st BERLIN.Hughes Samuel Lount, M.D.Huks William, mason, King st .Hunsicker, John C., dealer, King st Jackson Henry F, J., J.P., official assig- nee, King st Jackson Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, Queen st Jacobs Caspar, bookbinder, King st Jacobs Ludwig, bookbinder, King st Juvger Henry, of Krueger & Jaeger, Frederick st Jager Frederick, mason, Frederick st Jager George, laborer, Church st JAFFRAY JAMES P., operator Montreal Telegraph Co., King st JAFFRAY WILLIAM, postmaster, deputy reeve, agent Montreal Telegraph Co., and express agent, King st Jantz Mrs.Mary, wid George, King st Kankee Mrs.Dorothea, King st Kannengiesser John F, fancy store, King st Keyser William, proprietor Berlin hotel Kimmell Henry, mason, Benton st Kibbald John, Queen st Kidder Mrs., wid, King st Kimmel John, laborer, Benton st Kimmel John, proprietor Ontario hotel, King st KING JOHN, barrister, attorney, solicitor, &c., King st King Mrs.George, dressmaker, King st Klein George, butcher, Benton st Klippert Adam, carpenter Klippert John, bailiff and chief constable, Queen st Knell Henry, watchmaker, King st Knetcht Mrs., wid Conrad, King st Koehn Charles, shoemaker, King st Kraemer Mrs.Catherine, wid Jacob, Frederick st Kranz Hugo, reeve Kranz & Son, dealers, King st Krueger John W., of Krueger & Jaeger, Queen st Krueger & Jaeger, dealers, King st Kunow Henry, storekeeper, Queen st Lahn Frederick, laborer, King st LAKE HENRY, hardware, King st LAMBREICHT CHARLES A.wines, liquors and bitters, Frederick st Lang Peter, of Lang & Bochmer, King st Lang Reynold, tanner, King st Lantz Charles, teacher, St Jerome college Lennan Mrs., wid Robert, King st Levan Jacob, blacksmith, Queen st Lintner Morris, rocking horse maker Mackie John A., dealer and treasurer, King st, h Foundry st McDougall Dougall, registrar MoPHERSON ALEXANDER, editor and proprietor of the Berlin Telegraph, Queen st McQuinn John, carpenter, Church st Market hotel, John Roos, proprietor, King st Mechanics Institute, John Fennell, resident ; Thomas Pearce, secretary ; Henry Gauntley, librarian Meinke August, of Davidson & Meinke, bds at Queen st MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA, R.N.Rogers, agent, Queen st Meraner Martin, baker, King st Metcalfe rev James F., Wesleyan, King st Millar À.& W., barristers, Queen st Millar Alexander, of A, & W.Millar, Young st Millar, Miss Lillie, Church st Millar William, of A.& W.Millar, Weber st Mogk William shoemaker, King st DOMINION 206 DIRECTORY.Mogk Philip, carpenter, King st MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., William Jaffray, agent, King st Moore Hugh Edwin, photographer, King st MOTZ \u2014, of Rittinger & Motz Mouat Alexander 11., deputy clerk of the peace, Court house st Mylius Rudolph, M.D., Benton st Nahrgang hristopher K., tailor, Queen st Nahrgang John, tailor, King st Nicholas Andrew, proprietor St Nicholas hotel, King st Niehaus William, shoemaker, King st North American hotel, K.Schneucker, proprietor, King st Novak Lawrence, laborer, Queen st Oberholtzer & Bowman, booksellers, King st Oberholtzer Jacob, of Oberholtzer & Bowman, Foundry st Oelschlager William, tobacco factory, King st Ontario hotel, John Kimmel, proprietor, King st Roat Edw., harnessmaker, Frederick st Pearce Thomas, principal Berlin Central school, Frederick st Perrin James, bailiff, Queen st Peter Conrad, sen., weaver, Queen st Peter Conrad, weaver, Queen st Peter John, carpenter, Queen st Peterson Andrew J., registrar Surro- ate court, and clerk Division court, ourt house Phillips Thomas O., clerk, Queen st Pipe William, M.D., Queen st Potki Samuel, laborer, Queen st Railroad hotel, B.Brauer, proprietor, Weber st Ralph Wm., producemerchant,Benton st Randall Shubel, King st Randell George, engine driver Rathman Gottleib, tailor, King Rathman Hermann, carpenter, King st Rau Louis, butcher, Queen st Retckert Mrs.Mary, wid Phillip, Frederick st Ringley Jacob, tanner RITTINGER FREDERICK, of Rit- tinger & Motz, Queen st ROAT JOHN, proprietor Commercial hotel, King st ROGERS ROBERT N., agent Merchants Bank of Canada, Gueen st Rommel Frederick, tailor, King st Rooke George, gunsmith, King st Roos John, proprietor Market hotel, King st Rose Charles, cabinetmaker, Weber st Rothaermel Henry, carpenter, King st Rothwell Benjamin, of Synder & Rot- well, Greenbush Roy Alexander,of Huber & Roy,Queen st Roy Simon, nurseryman, Queen st Royal Exchange hotel, Casper Heller, proprietor, King st Runchs John, laborer, Queen st Ryder William, cabinetmaker, King st Sagehord rev.Hermand, Lutheran, Frederick st Schmidt Bruno, M.D., King st Schmidt John G., shoemaker, King st Schneucker K., proprietor North Amc- rican hotel, King st Schofield Milton C., provincial land surveyor, Queen st Schraler Herman, Church st Schwartz John, turner Schwartz Lewis, pedlar Scott Robert, currier Sehrt Henry pedlar, Church st [PROVINOE OF Shantzy Jacob, King st Shoemaker Miss Elizabeth, teacher, Frederick st Shuh Jacob, carpenter, Foundry st Simpson & Âldous,cabinetmakers, King st Simpson Martin, of Simpson & Son, eber st Simpson Miss Fanny, school teacher, Frederick st Simpson & Son, shoemakers, King st Simpson Tindall, of Simpson & Son, cber st Simpson William, of Simpson & Aldous, John st Sipple Henry, weaver, King st Smith George, school tenc her, Frederick st Smith rev.William, German methodist, Weber st Snyder Elias, of Snyder & Rothwell, ing st Synder Frederick, tinsmi th, King st Snyder & Rothwell, millers, King st Spetz Joseph, brewer, Frederick st Spies William, grocer, King st St Jerome college, rev.L.Funcken, director St Nicholas hotel, Andrew Nicholas, proprietor, King st Stancker Paul, laborer, Queen st Stanton Charles, county treasurer Steffler Leo, school teacher Stein, Gottleib & Grebenstein, tailors, King st Stein William, of Stein, Gottleib & Grebenstein, King st Stricker Matthew, blacksmith, King st Stricker Joseph, blacksmith, King st Stroh Henry, tanner, Queen st Stuebing Conrad, of Boedecker & Stuebing, Snyder st Temple Snowdon, photographer Thom J.H., head master Berlin County Grammar school, Frederick st Thomas John, shdemaker, King st Thompson James, night operator G.T.R.Tilt Thomas, brick yard, Foundry st Totski August, carpenter, Queen st TOWERS LYMAN, manufacturer of the Excelsior washing machine, King st Tuerk rev.William, ®redenborgian, Queen st Tyson Abram, dealer, King st Uerner Justus, waggonmaker, Frederick st Vancamp Lewis, L.D.S,, King st Veaglesang Emil, button factory, Frederick at Voze William, bricklayer, Church st Wagner Adam, butcher, King st Wegner Joseph, potter, King st Walden William, guoler Waldown Wm., cabinetmalker, King st WARD GEORGE, proprietor American hotel, Queen st WEAVERJACOBS,, proprietor Frank- *_ lin hotel, Queen st Weber Conrad, foreman, Queen st Weber David M., waggonmaker Weller James, laborer, King st Wilson Hphraim, Weber st Wiltig John, carpenter, Queen st Woelfe John Jacob, plough maker, King st Wolowski rev.John, R.catholic Wright Charles, King st Yorkham Leopold, pumpmaker, King st Young Miss Agnes, teacher Frederick st Zalewski Joseph, painter, King st Zeigler Enoch, blacksmith, King st Zuelsdorf August, of Zuelsdorf Co.Zuelsdorf Charles, of Zuelsdorf & Co.school Seip George, brewer, Queen st Zuelsdorf & Co., broommakers, King st ONTARIO.) DOMINION 207 DIRECTORY.Ber-Bir \u2014À small village in the town- BERVIE dine, county of Bruce.Distant frôm Kincardine 74 miles, fare gre.; from Walkerton, the county town, 2 miles, fare $1.25; from Goderich, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 30 miles, fare $1.66.Mail daily.Population about 100.Armstrong Thomas, blacksmith iggs George, carpenter nae Andrew K., hotel Bradley Thomas, J.P., M.D.Tair John, sr mill ceagent inney David, insuranceagen .Knap rev.Amos, Primitive methodist Lidden John, shoemaker ; Madden Robert, of Madden & Sithes, assistant postmaster Madden & dithes, general store McKinney Robert, hotelkeeper McIntyre Nichol, J.P., postmaster, farmer Needham James, waggonmaker, blacksmith Ralston James, shoemaker Richards James, sawyer Rollins James, M.D.; Sithes William F., of Madden & Sithes, Stout William, school teacher Walsh Stephen, dealer \u2018Wynne Robert, constable * BERWICK \u2014A village in the township of Finch, county of Stormont.Distant from Dickinson's Landing, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles, fare §1; from Montreal 95 miles, from Ottawa 40 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 80.Bates Joseph, shoemaker Boyd Archibald C., school teacher Cameron Hugh, laborer \u2018Campbell Kenneth, carpenter \u2018Cockburn A.James, reeve Cockburn Alexander A., postmaster, storekeeper Cockburn Isaac, lumber merchant Connell Stewart, clerk and treasurer of municipal eouncil, storekeeper Henry Thomas, carpenter Jackson Robert, tanner and currier Kavanagh Michael, mail contractor Link Jacob, farmer Lewis William, saw mill and lumber merchant McGillivray Duncan, tinsmith McLeod Murdoch, mhson Mellersh William, hotelkeeper McMartin Duncan, farmer McMillan Hugh, farmer McMillan Mrs, Duncan McMoneagle Robert, blacksmith Monck Marcus, farmer Park Alexander, carpenter Patterson Archibald, farmer Patterson John, shoemaker Shaver William, farmer Stark Alexander, school teacher Thompson John, butcher Tobin Moses, storekeeper BETHANY\u2014A village in the towuship of Manvers, county of Durham.Itisa station of the Midland Railway of Canada.Distant from Port Hope 24 miles, fare Tbe.Mail daily, Population about 30.Allison James, laborer Bell John, laborer Bell Joseph, laborer Bleakley J ohn, harnessmaker Boundy William, laborer Brereton Charles H., M.D.Brown Andrew, station master Midland railway Cain Charles C., millowner * Formerly onlled Finch.Campbell George, hotelkeeper Copeland John, blacksmith Cowan John, of Garnett & Cowan Craig John, cradle maker Crozier George, farmer Davis William, farmer Ewing rev.\u2014, Presbyterian Fell James, farmer Forsyth James, laborer Galineaux Edward, blacksmith Galloway James, carpenter Gardiner Mrs.Maria, wid R., weaver Gardiner William, shoemaker Garnett & Cowan, storekeepers Garnett George, of Garnett & Cowan Graham John, farmer Graham Thomas, farmer Graham William M., postmaster Grandy John B.A., storekeeper Grandy John, sen.Grandy Robert, storekeeper Hancock Robert, section master Holmes rev.Edwin, New Connexion methodist Hunter William, shopkeeper Irwin George, teacher Jenney Solomon Johnston James, J.P., farmer Kelly James, grain dealer Kennedy Robert, blacksmith Lamb John D., carpenter Lang William J., hotelkeeper Lee Thomas, carpenter Leonard Thomas, laborer Little James, J.P., farmer McCullough Hugh, waggonmaker McGrath Thomas, laborer McMullen David, farmer Miller John, carpenter Morton Johnston, farmer Musson rev.E.Horace, ch of England New Connexion methodist church, rev.Edwin Holmes, minister Nilands Robert, shoemaker Presbyterian church, rev.\u2014, Ewing, minister Preston Porter, J.P., saw mill Raper John, hotel keeper Richardson Alonzo, carpenter Richardson Joseph, carpenter Ryley A.township clerk, grain dealer Scholer John, laborer Shaw James, laborer Sisson John J., farmer Smith William, laborer Smith William, tailor Stafford Henry, carpenter Strike William, tailor White Hamilton, blacksmith Wilson Josiah.farmer Wrightman William, cooper BEWDLEY\u2014A small village at the head of Rice Lake, township of Hamilton, county of Northumberland.Here is a large steam saw mill.Distant from Port Hope, a station of the Grand Trunk rail.Way, 10 miles, Mail bi-weekly.Population about 80.Benson James, J.P., farmer Hannah Philander, innkeeper Henderson William, school teacher Ley George, J.P., farmer Sackville James, lumber merchant Scott Adam, steam saw mill Sidey John, postmaster, storekeeper Wright Robert : BILLINGS BRIDGE\u2014A small vil- Inge on the Rideau river, township of Gloucester, county ot Carleton.Distant from Ottawa 2 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Angus William, blacksmith Bell Edward, market gardener Bell George, tollkeeper Billings Bradish, bookkeeper Billings Charles, town clerk Billings Mrs., wid Bradish Bissonette O., blacksmith Blyth James, storekeeper Boucher Francois, painter Campbell James, farmer Graham Andrew, grocer and tavern- keeper Hipinstall George, carpenter McKellar Archibald, farmer Newburn John, mechanic Phillips Mrs., wid George, market gardener Smith Alexander, waggonmaker Smith John, agent for pumps Smith William, postmaster, storekeeper Taylor David, shoemaker Whalen Matthew, farmer *BINGHAM ROAD\u2014A small place in the township of South Cayuga, county of Haldimand.Distant from Cayuga, the county town, 44 miles, from Canfield, a station of the Buffalo and Lake Huron railway, 8 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Cline Theobald, farmer Finley George, J.P., farmer Garringer John, mail conductor Laws Isaiah, postmaster, storekeeper Link Jacob, farmer Link John, farmer McClaren Peter, farmer Suter James, farmer Wilson Lewis, farmer Wilson William, farmer BIRKHALL\u2014A post office station in the township of Moore, county of Lamb- ton.Distant from Petrolia, a station of the Great Western railway, 9 miles, from Moore, on the St Clair river, § miles, from Sarnia 18 miles.Mail weekly.McKenzie F., postmaster BIRMIEINGHANE\u2014A small village in the township of Pittsburg, county of Frontenac.Distant from Kingston 11 miles, fare 374c.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 60.Birmingham Mrs.Eliza, wid James.postmistress Donaldson Robert, farmer Franklin William Henry, farmer Joyce Lawrence, farmer Joyce Matthew, farmer Joyce Michael, farmer McNeil captain P., hotelkeeper Smith Samuel, hotelkeeper Todd Samuel, blacksmith Trotter Jacob, farmer BIRR\u2014A small village on the proof line road, township of ndon, county of Middlesex.Distant from Lucan, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, fare 50c.: from London 10 miles, fare 50c.Mail daily.Population about 75.Begg William, farmer Brown Miss Rebecca, school teacher Bryce James, farmer Dayton Mrs.Ann, wid Asa Ferguson Henry, J.P., farmer Ferguson John, J.P., farmer Ferguson Robert, insurance agent Ferguson Thomas, farmer Fraser John, farmer Hobbs Robert Hughes Anthony, farmer Hughes Joseph, farmer Hughes Philo, cheesemaker Kennedy Haliburton, farmer Kennedy John, farmer Lambourne Job, farmer Lang Charles, farmer McIntosh Henry, innkeeper * Lately called Giff.rY, Bis-BLA DOMINION 208 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE or McMehen Charles, farmer McMehen James, farmer MeMehen John, farmer .Martin James W., waggonmaker O'Neil Henry, farmer O'Neil Henry D., farmer O'Neil James, farmer O'Neil Robert, farmer Patrick George, farmer Patrick Thomas, farmer Patrick William, farmer Perkin Samuel, blacksmith Place Mrs.Ann, wid Elias Ryland George, farmer Shoebottom John, farmer Shoft Robert, waggoumalker Sinclair James, farm.r Stephens Richard, farmer Webb rev.William, New Connexion methodist Wilson George J., farmer Wilson John, farmer Wilson rev.Robert, ch of England Winter Daniel, blacksmith Young Jos.M., postmaster storekeeper *BISHOP\u2019S GATE \u2014A small village in the township of Burford,county of Brant.Distant from Burford, 1§ mile, from Paris, a station of the Great Western railway,7 miles, fare 60c.; from Brantford, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, fare 40c.; from Buffalo 91 miles.Population about 200.Bingham Jacob, of J.& S.D.Bingham BINGHAM J.& 8.D., manufacturers agricultural implements.Bingham Stafford D.,of J.& S.D.Bing- ham Carter Joseph, wood worker Dutcher Thomas J., watchmaker Evans Lewis, machinist Findlay John, moulder Gillroy Thomas, laborer Hann Mathias, farmer Koucher Elijah, carpenter Koucher Elijah, jun., machinist Loyd Thomas Jones, farmer McKenzie Richard, hotelkeeper Maginn James, hotelkeeper Manee Edward, blacksmith Marragh Michael, laborer Messcica David, farmer Miles Isaac, painter O'Neil James, laborer Perleig colonel C.S.Scofield William, carpenter Sharp Edward, moulder Smith George Matthew, grocer Smith Robert, moulder Thompson John, mill owner Thompson John, jun., laborer Thompson Robert A., waggonmaker Turner Jonathan, carpenter BISHOP'S PIILLS\u2014A village in the township of Oxford, county of Grenville, Distant from Brockville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 24 miles, fare $1; from Oxford, a station of the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 7 miles, fare 15.Mail bi-weekly.Population, about lexander James, storckeeper aker Nathaniel, farmer Lisho) Alson, carpenter shop Asa W., postmaster, weaver :hop Chauncy, farmer hop Chauncy Urias, grist mill op Cyrus, farmer op Ira, farmer p James Vincent, carpenter p Mrs.Laura, wid Elias » Stephen L., J.P, shingle mill Calvin, farmer ie post office is at Burford.Buker Hiram Norton, laborer Burns James, farmer Connell William, storekeeper Dool John, farmer Dool Thomas, farmer Dool William, farmer Elliot Archibald, farmer Ferguson Robert, waggonmaker Greer David,trader Greer Nathaniel, farmer Greer William Thomas, tanner and currjer Kiloburn Warren, M.D.Marshall James, blacksmith McCully Henry, farmer MeLees Patrick, shoemaker McLennan Alexander, farmer McLennan Andrew, farmer McLennan Francis, carpenter McLennan William, hotelkeeper Morrison William, farmer Parks William, blacksmith Scoville Watson, laborer WALDRON MOSES, dry goods, hardware, groceries and provisions BLACK CREEK\u2014A small village at the mouth of Black Creek, Niagara river, township of Willoughby, county of Welland.It is a way station of the Erie and Niagara railway.Distant from Niagara Falls 10 miles, trom Welland, the county town, 12 miles, from Port Colborne, on Lake Erie, 18 miles, from Toronto 60 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 150.Allen Isaac H., postmaster, saw mill, dry goods, hardware, groceries, produce, &c.Allen Thomas H, clerk Baker Henry, farmer Baker John, farmer Barnhart Michael, waggonmaker Beam Hervey J., farmer Beam Jacob, farmer Beam Menno, farmer Forsyth Clark, farmer Forsyth Walter, farmer Gonder Michael D., J.P., farmer House Michael, farmer Jenks Charles H., foreman in saw mill Krafft Francis, carpenter Miller John, shoemaker Neireiter Charles, laborer Parker John J., carpenter Rolson John, engineer Wait Levi, farmer *BLACK HORSE CORNERS\u2014 A small village in the township of Kinloss, county of Bruce.Distant from Lucknow 10 miles, fare 50c.; from Kincardine 12 miles, fare 50c,; from Walkerton, the county town, 16 iniles, fare 7bc.; from Goderich, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 82 miles, fare $1.50.Mail daily.Population about 90.Armitage James, carpenter Armstrong Joseph, carpenter Cake Jonas, tavernkceper Forbes rev.A.G.Hunter Robert, school teacher Logan William, carding mill McCutcheon Alexander, boot and shoemaker McDonald Donald, shoemaker McEntyre William, saw mill SHELTON FRANCIS, postmaster, hotelkceper und general grocer Shelton William, match factory Spencer Samuel, pump factory Short James, waggon maker Stewart Thomas J., stage proprietor Sutten William, grist mill Young Joseph, blacksmith * The post ollice is called I£inloss.BLAIR\u2014A small villagein the township und county of Waterloo.Distunt from Preston, a station of the Great Western railway, 2 miles, faro 18e, from Berlin, tho county town, 7 miles, fnre 60e, : from Hamilton 80 miles.Maildatly.Population about 100 Allison George, farmer Bechtel Isnac, farmer Beehitel Moses, agent saw mill Blizard Zachuriah, luborer Blashko Joseph, butcher Bowman Samuel B, Bowmen Wendell, farmer Clemens Olivier, farmer Clemens Wendall, farmer Cornell Erastus, farmer Cress George laborer Cress Peter, blacksmith Dalgleish James, teamster Detweiler John & Jacob, mill owners Devitt G., miller Erb Joseph, farmer Eshleman Moses, farmer Freshne G., innkeeper Glick Philip, shoemaker Keefhaber Adam, cooper Lamb John, tailor McNally Angus, woollen factory McNally Henry, councillor, recve McNally John, farmer Marshall John, farmer Mulloy Nelson, M.D.Munro John, teacher Myers John, waggonmaker Orr Robert, farmer Pedder Thomas, farmer Renshaw John, postmaster, shoemaker Sherk Abraham, farmer Sipes John, farmer Spiers Byron, laborer Thompson Hugh, blacksmith Tilt Francis, veterinary surgeon Tilt William, township clerk Twaits William, laborer Wismer David farmer Wismer Isaac, furmer BLAIRTON\u2014A village on Marmora Lake, township of Belmont, and county of Teterborough, Here are some large iron mines, which are the chief support of the settlers, Distant from Peterborough the county town, and a station of the Midland railway, 34 miles, fare $1.50.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 850.Archer John, butcher and boarding house Archer James, boarding house Armstrong Wm., J.P., reeve, merchant Aunger John, foreman Barber James, superintendent of Co- bourg and Marmora railway Bates Roger, postmaster, furmer and timekeeper Bell Henry, boarding house and stoker Bissett Miss Annie, school teacher Boyd Alexander, farmer Boyd Jnmes, farmer Boyd William, farmer COBOURG AND MARMORA RAILWAY AND MINING CO., Stephen Goodall, superintendent Duff Willinm, shoemaker, storekeeper Fwings Mrs, hotelkceper Frants Jumes .Goodall Stephen, superintendent of mines Huick Christopher G., furmer Huick John, farmer Madill Alexander, farmer Meikle James S,, merchant and issuer of marriage licenses Roxburgh William E,, storokceper Sloane Robert, storekeeper Vaughan Emunuel, tavernkeeper ONTARIO.) DOMINION 209 DIRECTORY.BLA-BL6 Weller George, farmer Weller Gilbert, hotelkeeper Weller Wellington, mere ant Whitmarsh Levi, tenmster Wynn William, carpenter TYRE\u2014A small place in the BLA ip of luphraria, county of Grey.Distant from Griersville 6 miles, from Meaford 11 miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 80 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Patterson Jas.postmaster, storekeeper * EIM\u2014A thriving village in owns of Harwich, county of Kent.It is situated on a ridge 130 feet above the luke and extending about 17 miles.The surrounding country 1s highly cultivated, there being numerous large farms and beautiful orchards.A great quantity of fruit and graf is gent from here to the Chatham market.There are several large factories in the village.Distant from Chatham, a station of the Great Western railwav, 12 miles, fare Bûc.Mail daily.Population gbout 850.Anger Amos, farmer Arroll William E.ATKINSON WILLIAM R., bandle factor, Auger house, Samuel White, proprietor Ayers Charles, carpenter Baird William, shoemaker Bell Thomas S., storekeeper Benedict Archibald, shoe dealer Best Jerome, shoemaker Bisnett Alfred, sash factory Brown Alexander, livery stable Brown Edward C., stoves and tinware Brown James, & Co, storekeepers Bunnell Charles, photographer Bunnell Elias F., veneer sawyer Cleveland George, carpenter Coghlan Thomas, storekeeper Cox James, waggonmaker Crosly James, boarding house Cunard Frank, carpenter Doolittle Moses C., jeweller Earl Rufus, carpenter Eastman George, shoemaker Elliott Alexander, farmer FARRELL ISAAC S., manufacturer of D spade handles FELLOWS WILLIAM R., town clerk Fennacy James, spoke factory Fields Daniel, seed store Flater G.& N., blacksmiths Flater George, carriagemaker Granville Charles, cabinetmaker Grass John, blacksmith Hall Francis, shingle factory Hall Henry, foundry Hall James, boots and shoes Hall Robert H., druggist Hall & Son, agricultural implements Hicks Thomas, farmer Hill rev.Geoffrey, ch of England Horey William, patent vights Hughson Robert T., grist mill Jackman Anron, saddler Jackson John, farmer Jackson John Croft, bailiff Jackson Thomas, farmer Kilpatrick Robert, miller Kinney Lewis, sash factory Kinney Lewis, enrpenter Kitchen George, blacksmith anc Adoniram, blacksmith Lane John, engineer Lawrence Charles, farmer Lee Robert, butcher Little John, farmer McElvey George, tailor McGeorge Joseph McGeorge William G., land surveyor McGregor J ohn, farmer * The post office is called Rondeau.McGregor Mrs.Agnes, proprietress Rob Roy hotel McGregor William, farmer McINNES LOFTUS R., M.D., physician and surgeon McKay Mrs.Margaret, wid Samuel McMichael John, J.P.; McMichael Joseph, sash, door and blind factory McMichael Miss Martha, dry goods Malcolm Sherman, land surveyor Mallory Mrs.Phoebe, wid Wm., grocery Markshey A., carpenter Maxwell William, carpenter Meredith Joseph, coffinmaker Morris John K., postmaster, storekeeper, mill owner Mountford John G., drover Nichol John, millwright Oldershaw Alfred, builder Osborne Edward W., cabinetmaker Pickering Thomas Y., storekeeper Putnam Asaph E., storekeeper Richardsoa rev.G.T., Wesleyan Rob Roy hotel, Mrs.Agnes McGregor, proprietress Russell Stephen, carpenter Samson James, M.D.Scrivener John, baker Sewell Charles, grocer Sewell John, grocer, township treasurer Sheldon Oscar B., proprietor Sheldon\u2019s hotel Stevens Nathan H., storekeeper Teer Daniel, saddler Telfor James, machinist Van Velsor Daniel J., M.D, Vester George, proprietor Vester house Wallace Robert, bending works Warner Eli, woollen factory Wharvan F., tailor White Samuel, proprietor Auger house Yates Albert, grocer Young Joseph, sawyer BLESSINGTON\u2014A small village in the townsbip of Tyendinaga, county of Hastings.istant from Shannonville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 270.Allison Oran, farmer Balcanqual James, farmer Balcanqual William, farmer Bennett John, farmer Bourke John, farmer Cole Henry, blacksmith Cook Richard, farmer Conlin Hugh, farmer Cross Samuel, farmer Culkeen James, farmer Culkeen Michael, farmer Dale James, farmer Donovan Patrick, farmer Downs John, farmer Easton George, farmer Egan John, J.P., farmer Garrett James, farmer Halstead Abel, farmer Holley John, farmer Hubble Charles, farmer Hubble Peter, farmer Huffiman James, farmer Huffman William, farmer Kealy John, farmer Keenan Thomas, farmer Kenedy Thomas, farmer Lalley John, J B,, farmer Lally Michael, carpenter and farmer Lanson Peter, blacksmith Leslie Adam Liddle Albert, carpenter and farmer McEvoy John, farmer Mott Isaac, farmer Mott Jacob, farmer O'Leary Dennis, farmer 17 O'Leary John, farmer O'Leary Patrick, farmer (O'Sullivan John, farmer Pake Amos, carpenter Palmer James, blacksmith Phillips Jonas, farmer Phillips William, farmer Pitt Nicholas, farmer Purdy Sylvester, farmer Rawley William Henry, farmer Robertson John Ross John, farmer Scott Christopher, farmer Smith Charles, cooper Todd John, farmer Vandewaters Nelson, farmer Vanmeer Jeremiah, farmer Walsh William, farmer Whims Thomas, farmer White Lawrence, farmer BLOOMFIELD\u2014A pleasant village in the township of Hallowell, county of Prince Edward.Distant from Picton & miles, fare 25¢c.; from Brighton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 30 miles, fare 81.50; from Belleville 20 miles.Mail daily.Population about 400.Armitage James, farmer Barker Merritt, farmer Barker Shove, farmer Bedell W.N., J.P.Bigg George Bowerman Amos, shoemaker Bowerman C., of Morgan & Bowerman Bowerman Gideon, carriagemaker Bowerman Leonard, miller Bowerman Stephen, butcher Bowerman Valentine, laborer Brewer Benjamin, carpenter Brock Mrs.E., wid Jos., of Clark & Co.Brown Miss Margaret, school teacher Brown Mrs.Matilda, wid Joseph Brown Stewart, farmer Bull Albert, carpenter Bull Corey, farmer Bull Gilbert, storekeeper Bull John, farmer Bull Selleck, farmer Cannon Abraham, shoemaker Cannon Samuel, farmer Clark & Co., storekeepers Clark Corey O., shoemaker Clark James Harley, M.D.Clark Mrs.Margaret J., wid Selleck Clark Philip, of Clark & Co.Cooper James Cooper John, carriagemaker COOPER OBADIAH, J.P.townshi treasurer,commissioner Queen's beng] Cooper Thomas P.Cork George, apiarian Cronk Edward B.DeGroff William H., carpenter Derbyshire Daniel, carpenter Dorland Joshua Duncan Charles A., carpenter Eaton James, laborer Elesworth David, farmer Elkington Timothy, laborer Ellsworth Mrs.Maria, wid Job Flanigan Daniel, laborer Fraleigh William, deputy reeve Gough James, miller Hare Dexter, harnessmaker Hare Peter H., J.P.Hoigh Charles, harnessmaker Hubbs Henry, farmer Hunter Daniel Hurck Abram, farmer Insley Aaron, carpenter Keith Mrs.Robina, hotelkeeper King Richard, M.D.Lake Samuel K, M.D.Leavins Ostin, blacksmith Bro-BLy DOMINION 210 DIRECTORY.[I\u2019'ROVINOE Or McDonald rev.Davidson, Wesleyan McDonnell Henry, farmer McDonnell Mrs.Dora, wid Wm, H., of Clark & Co.McFaul Peter McGibbon John, cooper MARRIAGE] LICENSES, William C.Williams, issuer Mastin Minard, laborer Mills George, {aborer Mitchell George, laborer Morgan & Bowerman, grist mill Morgan Ths.H., of Morgan & Bowerman Murdiff George, miller Noxon Alfred, farmer Noxon Samuel Noxon Wm., sash and door manufacturer Parker Edward, brickmaker Puling James, mason Rundle Abraham, hop grower Saylor Adam H., J.P., councillor Saylor Robert, farmer Spencer Albert, farmer Spencer David, shoemaker Spencer Mrs.Abigail, wid Jolin.D.Stinson Lewis B., reeve Striker J., postmaster, wheelwright Sykes Victor, tanner Symes Mrs.Huldah, wid John Talcott Elisha, farmer Tompsette John, constable Tripp George V., blacksmith Varney Levi, storekeeper Watson Clarles E., shoemaker Watson Gilbert, school teacher Watson Mrs.Anne, wid Samuel Watson William H., carder White Cornelius, farmer White Stephén Williams William C., conveyancer, issuer of marriage licenses, Township and Division court clerk Williams John P., nurseryman, fruit dealer Wilson James, shoemaker Winters Lewis, shoemaker BLOOMINGDALE\u2014A small village in the tuwnship and county of Waterloo.Distant from Berlin, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 5 miles, fare 20¢.; from Guelph 18 miles by rail, fare 60c.; by road 13 miles, from Toronto 66 miles, fare $2.Mail daily.Population about 100, Beamis Benjamin B., laborer Bechtel Jacob, farmer Bowman John, farmer Bowman Menno, farmer Brandle William, shoemaker Dettweiler Rudolf, farmer Durrant Henry, farmer Erb William, cheese factory Fate Joseph, carpenter Mamero Frederick, laborer Moyer John G., tavernkeeper Oberholtzer Henry, farmer Oberholtzer Owen, farmer Rogers Wm., postmaster, storekecper Schneider Moses, farmer Shantz Daniel, farmer Snyder Amos, farmer Snyder Benjamin, farmer Snyder Jacob, farmer Snyder John, farmer Snyder J onah, farmer Stauffer J.acob, farmer Underwood Benjamin, laborer BLOOMSBUEG\u2014A village in the township of Townsend, county of Norfolk.A boat plies weekly, during navigation, from here to Port Ryerse on Leke Erie.Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 5 miles, fare 25c.; from Port Ryerse 11 miles, from Brantford, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich\u2019 branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 21 miles, fare 81.25.Mall dally.Population about 100.Allen Rolph, pumpmaker Bacon Gad, $., cheese maker Bates Lewis, grocer Clouse Jacob, laborer Colver John hr, farmer Culver Loder, farmer Griffin rev.Stephen, Baptist Hunter Alexander, farmer Ireland Joseph, carpenter Kellum Jacon, J.P., farmer Kitchen Charles Ww, farmer Kitchen Lemuel, farmer Kitchen L W., postmaster, storekeeper Kitchen William, farmer Kitchen William, farmer Merrill Charles S., harnessmaker Nickerson Benjamin, carpenter Parker Absalon, laborer Rusling John, blacksmith Slaght Hiram Smith Albert, machinist: Smith George, carpenter Smith William, millwright Ward Henry, shoemaker BLUEVALE\u2014A small village on the Maitland River, township of Morris, and county of Huron.It contains rist, saw, carding and shingle mills; Presbyterian, Wesleyan, and Primitive Methodist churches; and & common school.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Wingham 4 miles, from Wroxeter 6} miles, from Seaforth, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 25 miles, fare £1.Mail daily.Population about 300.Black Samuel, farmer Bluevale hotel, James Johnston, proprietor Brown Charles, head sawyer Bruce Alexander, shoemaker Cassie George, stonemason Cowden James, teamster Dominion hotel, Wm.Ross, proprietor Duncan George, blacksmith Farrow Thomas, storekeeper, commis- missioner and telegraph operator Gordon William, cradlemaker Hastie rev.James, Presbyterian Hazard rev.R., Primitive methodist Herbert Charles, miller Johnston James, proprietor Bluevale hotel Johnston James, town clerk King Duncan, farmer Leech Brothers, grist mill Leech Joseph, of Leech Brothers Leech William H., of Leech Brothers McCullough John, shoemaker McDouald John, harnessmaker McGee James, mail carrier Messer John, J.P., reeve, postmaster, storekeeper Messer Wm., assistant postmaster, clerk MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Piper James, tailor Richardson John, carpenter, framer Ross James, shoemaker Ross William, proprietor hotel, carpenter Scott Francis, blacksmith Scott J.G., M.D.Sibbald Robert F., boots and shoes Stewart Duncan, carding, shingle mill and joiner Stewart Thomas, shingle mill hand Stewart William C., mail carrier Tanner Jolmston N.Thynne John, school teacher Thynne Thomas, engineer Tindal Edward, waggonmaker Dominion BLY THA fast growing villago In the townrhips of Wawanosh, Morrls ang Hallett, county of Huron\u2014laid out in 1854.It contuins grist, saw, shingle and planing wills; woollen, carding, and cabinet factories, and a brickyard: Twenty-two new bulldings are in course of ercotlon during this summer.Mon.treul Telegraph Co.has an office here, Distant irom Clinton, a station or the Buifalo nud Lake Huron railway, 11 miles, fare £0c.; from Wingham 12 miles, fare 500, ; from Goderieli, the county town, 17 milles, Mail daily.Population about 700, Agnew Thomas Anderson & Mitchell, saddlers Atkinson William, clerk Birmingham John, laborer Boland Abraham, proprietor Farmers inn Burteh Brothers, potashmakers Carter John, brickmaker Clark John, blacksmith Clark John, teamster Combes James, butcher Combes James, lumber dealer COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Shane, proprietor Coulter Thomas Crerar James 8., fireman Curtiss William, steam saw mill Dinnim John, sawyer Dodds James, sawyer Downs William, butcher Drummond Robert Drummond William, general merchant Dublin Castle hotel, John T.Headley, proprietor Farmers inn, Abraham Boland, proprietor Frarrey George, blacksmith Gibson Thomas, hostler Gilmour sergeant, pensioner Glazer Adam, shoemaker Gordon James, pumpmaker Gosman John, framer Gurney James, laborer Gurney Robert, tailor Headley John T., proprictor Dublin Castle hotel Hoffman John, head miller HOLMES RICHARD, J.P., postmaster, dealer in dry goods, groceries, provisions, crockery, hardware, boots, shoes, &c., agent Montreal Telegraph William o.Holmes Thomas, J.P, town clerk, auctioneer, commissioner, &c.Jenkins David J., baker Judson Harvey, painter Kelly Patrick, flour and saw mills Laurence Alfred, cabinetmaker Loughead William, proprietor Union hotel Love Samuel, lumber piler Luxford Joseph, butcher McDonald Angus, blacksmith McDonald Jolin, fireman McDonald John Alexander, carpenter McGowan Robert McKellar Malcolm, blacksmith McKinnon Donald B., general store McKinnon Malcolm F., grocer McLaren John, fireman MeLean rev.Archibald, Canada l\u2019res- byterian MoQuarrie Hugh, blacksmith MoQUARRIE & TIUEOBALD, steam woollen factory, saw and shingle mill, custom and weaving works McQuarrie James, of McQuarrie & Theo- bald McQuarrie Lachlan, builder McTavish David, waggonmaker McTavish Hugh A, waggonmaker \u201cONTARIO J.DOMINION 211 DIRECTORY.BLy-Bor.McTavish John, shingle packer Mitchell Robert fg ICO.R MONTREAL TEL GRAPH CO, R.olmes, agen mi Patrick, cattle dealer Nicol John, blacksmith Patterson Andrew, teacher Porter James, contractor Poulton Henry, tailor Quinn John, laborer Robertson George .Rogerson Isaac, carriagemaker Roney Patrick .Ryan William, mill hand Scott Thomas, blacksmith , SHANE WILLIAM, proprictor Commercial hotel Sheridan Thomas, laborer Sherrit John, saw mill hand Sherritt John, shoemaker Sloan William, M.D., druggist Somers Richard, sawyer Somers William, bricklayer .Spafford Charles, clerk Stewart James, teamster Temple William, saddler \u2018Theobald Geo., of McQuarrie & Theobald Thompson Alexander, M.D., coroner Union hotel, Wm.Loughead, proprietor Urquhart George, builder Warner Norman, waggonmaker White Thomas, tinsmith Wilson George, saw mill hand Wilson James, sawyer \u2018Winters John, cooper BLYTHESWOOD\u2014A small village in the township of Mersea, county of kssex.Distant from Stony Point, a station of the Great Western railway, 14 miles.Mail daily.l'opulation about 20.Foster Ralph, teucher French William, blacksmith Miller John, postmaster Yedrow Curtis, storekeeper \u201cBOBCAYGEON\u2014A thriving village in the township of Verulam, county of Victoria, It is situated on an island be tween Sturgeon and Pidgeon lakes; a Government canal and locks, which cost £30,000, cuts the island in two, running through the contre of the village.There is u large lnmber | usiness done here, about 19 mill.on feet of lumber went through the canal last ycar, and over 20 million feet will go through this year; the village is about to be incorporated.A daily line of steamers runs to Lindsay, Peterborough and Bridgenorth, Montreal Tele, graph Co.has an office here, Distantfrom Lindsay, the county town and a station of the Midland railway, by steamboat 18 miles, ture 60c.; in winter $1; by land 24 miles, from Peterborough 25 miles, Mail daily.Population about 1000.; -Allison Andrew, sawyer Allison David, saw tiler Anderson Hugh, laborer Armstrong & MeNeil, tanners Armstrong William T., of Armstrong & McNeil .Arnburg Andrew, tinsmith Barr John, I borer Bottum captain Elijah Beatty James, planing mill Beatly Robert P., tailor Bell John, laborer Bell Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Robert, weaver Bick Frederick, carpenter Bick George, J.P.township, clerk Bick William, carpenter BOBCAYGEON INDEPENDENT, weekly, annual subscription $1; Edw.).Hand, proprietor and printer \u201cBonnell Charles Is.MD.Boyd Mossom, lumber merchant Bradfield Charles, of Bradfield & Cluxton, insurance agent Bradfield & Cluxton, storekeepers Brown Joseph, storekeeper Cheetham Thomas, carpenter Chittick James, blacksmith Chittick Robert, blacksmith Clements Joseph, laborer Cluxton George, of Bradfield & Cluxton Common school, Joun H.C.F.Fisher, teacher Cullen Ivanhoe, laborer Delaire Celford, printer Dykes James, storekeeper EDMISON ISRAEL B., waggonmaker Emseur Narcisse, tinsmith Iivans George, laborer Fair Robert C., M.D Fell George, tailor Flanigan Augustin, cooper Fraser Henry, laborer Fraser John H.C.F., teacher Common school Freeman William, laborer Gage David, millwright Garden Joseph, shoemaker Garlick Richard L., laborer Gidley Jesse, laborer Gidley Richard, laborer Gidley William, sawyer Graham Joseph, land agent GRAHAM SAMUEL S.Green George, carpenter Green Samuel, blacksmith Green Thomas, blacksmith Hamilton Mrs.Jane, wid Robert Hand Edward, D., job printer and publisher Bobcaygeon Independent Harkness William, shoemaker Harlow Thomas, saddler Hays James, laborer Hudson George, laborer Humphrey John, laborer Hunt William, miller Hunter Robert JENKIN IRVINE, dealer in dry goods, |\u201d groceries, hardware, boots, shoes, &c.JOHNSON SAMUEL, dealer in dry goods, groceries, crockery and glass ware millinery and tailoring Keat Eneas O,, cabinetmaker Kennedy John, carpenter Kennedy Mrs.Kennedy William, miller Kerr John, laborer Lane captain Morris Law Mrs.Louisa D., wid Alexander Lefex Francis, laborer Loasely Joseph photographer McConnahy David, carpenter McConnell James McConnell John, baker.grocer McConnell Matthew, jun, hotel MeDonald Duncan, blacksmith MeDonaid Miss Jessie, teacher McFadden John, carpenter MeGibbon William, laborer MeKinnon Duncan, lumber merchant MeLelland Samuel, storekeeper McNeil William, of Armstrong & McNeil McNulty Petor, laborer Moffatt James, blacksmith MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.R.Latouche Tupper, agent Moore W.H., barrister Morgan Johu Thomas, M.D.Morrison Jol, laborer Nicholas Eliazon, carpenter Nye George, sawyer Orr Alexander, hotel and store Patterson John, carpenter Patterson rev.Charles, ch of England Patterson William, laborer Peters William, butcher Platt John, lumber merchant Queen Insurance Co., Charles] Brad- field, agent Quinn Williwm, laborer Rapley Edward, butcher Rapley James, butcher Read James, jun., laborer Read John L., storekeeper Read William B., storekeeper Richardson rev.Ww.Wesleyan Ritchie Jobn, sawyer Robinson Archibald, cook Robinson Mrs.Ann, wid John, grocer Robinson William; carpenter Sherwood William E., grocer, clerk of Division court Simpson John, hotel Smith Thomas, mason Snowden William, hotelkeeper Spellman Bernard, mason Steel Thomas, storekeeper Stephens James, potashmaker Stephens Jeremiah, carpenter Thompson M.H., of Tupper & Thompson Thornton John, cooper Tinney George, mason Trotter Alexander, carpenter Trotter Charles, mason Tully Edward B, ocer TUPPER R.LATOUCHE, of Tupper & Thompson, agent Montreal Telegraph Co., postmaster Tupper & Thompson, chemists and uggists Vernia Nelson, lumberer Walton Robert, saddler Ward William A., carpenter Wilson James, shoemaker Wright Frederick, bailiff BOGART\u2014A small village on the River Clare, near Lake Stoco, township of Hun- gerford, county of Hastings, It is of ut few years growth, was founded by AS.Bogart Esq., and possesses a consider able trade in lumber and grain.Distant from Belleville, a station of the Grand Truuk railway, 28 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Fopulation about 100.Bogart A.L., postmaster, storekeeper Bosley Edward, farmer Clare James, farmer Gineau Alick, farmer Labarge Exyver, farmer Labarge John B.farmer Laprade Eli, farmer Presley Thomas, farmer Reuter Abraham, jun., farmer Reuter Abraham, sen.clerk Spafford William, farmer Thompson Christopher, blacksmith Young James F., tarmer Young John, farmer BOLINGBROI E\u2014A post office station in the township ot Sherbrooke, county of Lanark.Distant from Perth, a station ofthe Brockville and Ottawa railway, 20 miles.Mail weekly.Korry John, postmaster * BOLTON\u2014A villageon the Humber.in the sixth and seventh concessions of the township of Albion, county of Peel, It possesses a large trade in wheat and flour.he Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway has a station, and the Montreal Telegraph Co.an office here.Distant from To- Tonto 25 miles, fare 75¢.; from Brampton 17 wiles, from Orangeville 25 miles.ail daily.Population about 1,000.Albion hotel, Thomas Curlis, proprietor Alexander Robert, cabinetmaker Armstrong Christopher, miller Arthurs Andrew, laborer Barrass rev.Edward, Wesleyan Beamish Francis, farmer Beamish John, butcher Beamish Richard, laborer Bell J.J., bootmaker Bell John, clerk * The post office is called Albivn. Bor-Bon DOMINION 212 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Bolton Jesse N., land surveyor Bolton Lambert R., J.P., township clerk and clerk division court Bolton Mrs.Sophronia, wid Charles Bolton Samuel, carpenter Bonner David Peterson, M.D., coroner Booth Henry, laborer Booth John, laborer Booth Robert, laborer Booth Robert H., assistant postmaster bookseller .Bradley William, teamster Bright Charles, currier Brown James, bootmaker Brown Patrick, tanner Brown William, laborer Cairns John, carpenter Cairns Thomas, carpenter Clark John, farmer Coates George, blacksmith Coates & Smith, carriagemakers Cooper Thomas, tailor Corlis John, farmer Cummins Thomas, tailor Curliss Thomas, proprietor Albion hotel Curliss William, proprietor Masonic Arms hotel Dalton Adam, clerk Dalton William H., M.D.Dick Alexander, of Dick & Brother Dick & Brother, foundry Dick William, of Dick & Brother Dockrill John Donnelly John, weaver East Elisha, laborer Eaves Thomas, storekeeper Elliott Robert, laborer Elliott Robert, tanner Evans George, J.P., postmaster, proprietor Exchange hotel Exchange hotel, Geo.Evans, proprietor Fenwick William, miller Fox Mrs.Ann Friar John, bootmaker Galvin Michael, constable GANEHOUSE JOHN, proprietor flour and grist mills and general merchant Gardhouse William Garner rev.John, Primitive methodist Gilmour John Godbolt Robert, farmer Goodfellow Adam, farmer Hall George, laborer Hardwick Matthew, carpenter Harper John, saddler Hassard Wm., proprietor Railroad hotel Hebden Mrs.Ellen, wid William Hickman Edward, jun., clerk Hickman Edward, sen., M.D.Hickman John, M.D.Hilliard John, weaver Hursent Mrs.Ann, wid Elijah Jaffray Wyatt, storekeeper Johnson James, jun., farmer Johnson John, carriagemaker Johnston Hugh, laborer, constable Johnston Janes, farmer, J.P.Johnston Robert, carpenter Johnston Samuel, farmer Johnston William Kennedy Gillard, currier Keys Henry, teamster Keys Thomas, teamster Leggitt John, laborer Lindsay William, farmer Longbottom Charles, bricklayer Longhead James, farmer Mackenzie William, miller McCaw Andrew, tailor McDonald Alexander, cooper McDonald Francis, cooper McDougall John McDougall William D., bookkeeper McKee Alexander McKeown David, blacksmith McNiece James, farmer Maltby Joseph, baker Manton George, fancy store Martin C.A, tailor Masonic Arms hotel, William Curlis, Sroprictor MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Morley John, laborer Morris William, mason Noble George, farmer Norris William, shoemaker Norton David, brick and tile maker Oday Timothy, carpenter Owens James A., pumpmaker Ontario hotel, Daniel Small, proprietor Plummer John P., moulder Porrett Frederick W., clerk Porritt Robert, potash manufacturer Railroad hotel, Wm.Hassard, proprietor Roberts James, carpenter Robinson Edward, laborer Robinson William J., clerk Rogers John, farmer Rogers William, farmer Rutledge Thomas, farmer Sanderson Matthew, waggonmaker Seymour William, waggonmaker Shields John, storekeeper Shore Edmund, farmer Shore Henry, J.P., farmer Shore Mrs.Catherine, wid Richard Small Daniel, proprietor Ontario hotel Smith George D., painter Starrett Mrs.Harriet Steele John, of Taylor & Steele Sterne Mrs.Ann, wid Samuel Sterne William Stewart Samuel, farmer STORK JAMES, chemist and druggist Switzer John, bailiff and carpenter Taylor Joseph, farmer TAYLOR & STEELE, general merchants Taylor Walter, of Taylor & Steele Tindale Edward, farmer Walford Samuel A., tallow chandler Warbrick Joseph, J .P., tanner Watson George, tinsmith Wheeler rev.Joseph, Congregationalist \u2018White John, laborer Williamson Robert, farmer Wilson John, farmer Wolfe James, carriagemaker Wolfe Mrs.Ann, milliner BONDHEA D\u2014A village on the boundary line, between the townghips of Tecum- seth and West Gwillimbury, south riding of the county of Simcoe.Distant from Bradford, a station of the Northern railway, 6 miles, fare 25c.; from Toronto 42 miles, Mail daily.Population about 500.Barry Mrs.Mary Batters Richard, farmer Bondhead hotel, Samuel Manning, proprietor Carswell Andrew, farmer Carswell John, jun., farmer Carswell John, sen, farmer Carswell Samuel, farmer Carter Augustus H., storekeeper Carter Henry, druggist Carter Thomas, farmer Carter William, farmer Clark William R., school teacher Craney Hugh, farmer Cross Thomas, J.P., farmer Culvert John, farmer Cunningham William A., farmer Davidson rev.John, ch of England Doan Ira, farmer, school teacher Dunning George, laborer FENTON HOUSE, Walter R.Fenton, proprietor FENTON WALTER R, Fenton house Fraser rev.Wm,, Canada presbyterian, Gaviller Alexander, J.P., farmer Goodwin rev.James, Wesleyan Gourley John, laborer Gumberson Thomas, farmer Happenstall William, bootmuker Harrington Frank, plasterer Jamison William À ., bootmalker Jeffs Edward, farmer Johnson William, of Lount & Johnson Kline Anthony, agricultural implements Landerkin James, farmer Long Samuel, farmer Lount Hiram, of Lount & Johnson, postmaster Lount & Johnson, storekeepers Luther George, bootmaker Lytle John, blacksmith Lytle Miss Martha, seamstress McCluskey Patrick, laborer McCracken Hugh, blacksmith McCracken John, builder McGeary James, waggonmaker McNaught George, tailor Manning Joseph, storekeeper Manning Samuel, proprietor Bondhead: hotel Millard Thomas, farmer Nelson Thomas A., moulder Nelson William, iron founder Orr Joseph Orlando, M.D.Parker William, blacksmith Phillips William, farmer Potter Mrs.Phoebe, seamstress Prest William, mail carrier Richardson Austen, waggonmaker Richardson Thomas, waggonmaker Robertson George, shoemaker Scholfield Thomas C., M.D., coroner Shields Robert, mason Simcoe house, James Ward, proprietor Sims James, M.D.Sinclair Peter, farmer Smith James, farmer Sprole James, mill owner Sprole Robert, miller St Clair James, of W.& J.St Clair St Clair W.& J., storekeepers St Clair William, of W.& J.St Clair Stevenson Richard, saddler Sutherland John, farmer Sutton John, cabinetmaker Symes James, M.D.Switzer Richard, builder Tribut Frederick, tailor Turner Thomas, clerk Vaughan James, waggonmaker Ward James, proprietor Simcoe house Watson Moses, blacksmith Watson Mrs.Sarah, wid George West Alfred, M.D.Willoughby Henry, farmer BONGARD'S CORNERS\u2014A smell place on the Bay of Quinté, township of orth Marysburg, county of Prince Kd- ward.Distant from Picton 10 miles, from Kingston 33 miles, steamboat fare 760., in winter by stage, fare $1.50.Mail scmi- woekly.Population about 300.Anglin Miss Eliza, storekeeper Bongard Conrad J \u2026 bailiff, farmer Bongard J.D, farmer Bongurd John, J.P., postmaster, whar- finger, farmer Bongard Jonathan, blacksmith Bongurd Tyler, furmer Bongard William W., farmor Carson Thomas G., carpenter, farmer Clarke Ezckiel, millor Creighton Thomas H., boarding house Cummings James, farmer David Peter, pathmaster, farmer Harrison Edward, blacksmith, farmer proprietor ONTARIO] Tart James, waggonmaker Hobson William, carpenter, farmer Johnson John, farmer Kellar Philip, farmer Kerr Andrew, farmer Kerr William, J.P., farmer McKenzie Duniel, boatbuilder Patterson Charles, mason Pierce John, wheelwright, farmer Pringle Ezra, school teacher Shannon Alexander, farmer Sheedy John, farmer Solmes David, waggonmaker Stanton Gilbert, farmer Stewart James, mason ; Thurston Stephen, blacksmith Tobey Henry, farmer Vangesen Henry, farmer Vannlack Elias, J.P., farmer Weldon rev, J., Wesleyan | Westcott Wingfield, boatbuilder Williams John, farmer Williams William, farmer * BONNECHERE POINT\u2014A small village at tiie mouth of the Bonnechére Kiver, township of Horton, county of Renfrew.The steamers of the Union Forwarding and Kailway Co.call here daily.Distant from Sand Point, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 8 miles, fare 50c.: from Pembroke 40 miles, from Perth 66 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Lafleur Eustache, tavernkeeper McDonald Martin, innkeeper \u2018Shaw Henry, blacksmith, tavernkeeper Warnock John, postmaster, innkeeper Wilson John, blacksmith Young Archibald, grocer BOOKTON\u2014A village in the township of Windham, county of Norfolk.Distant from l\u2019rinceton, a station of the Grent Western railway, 18 miles; from Simcoe, the county town, 18 miles.Mail daily.Population about 80.Book Leander, farmer Crane Charles, farmer Dalby George, cooper Elliott Philander, carpenter House Alfred, blacksmith Kelly Samuel, J.P, farmer MeIntosh P.N., postmaster, storekeeper Moore Thomas, farmer Randall David, farmer Tufford Adam, farmer Tufford Robert, farmer Wheeler Thomas, farmer BORELIA\u2014A village in the township of Reach, county of Ontario.Distant from Whitby, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles, fare T6c.; from Oshawa 15 miles, fare T56.; from Toronto 45 miles.Mail daily.Population about Ardugh Arthur, clerk, bds at Borelia ote Bennet William, laborer ° Benson Hildebran carpenter Benson Thomas, shoemaker Boretia hotel, James J ewett, proprietor Briar rev, Patrick, R.eatholic Brown Abram J ,, laborer Campbell Miss J essie, teacher Cawken & Palmer, butchers Cloutier Jean, enrpenter Commercial hotel, William J.Dafoe, proprietor Coster Peter, jun, laborer Coster Peter, sen, laborer Cottingham Jol D., dentist \u2018Crandell Benjamin Crandell Caleb, farmer \u2018Crandell Clarke, cattle and fur dealer * Also onlled Castleford, wl of the post oflive.whieh Io the name DOMINION 213 , DIRECTORY.Crandell Elmore, cabinetmaker Crandell Reuben, jun., laborer Dafoe William J., proprietor Commercial hotel Foote Isaac, carpenter Haight Harrison, gardener Harrington Andrew J., deputy bailiff Henly George, carpenter Hillburn James, machinist Hudson William, carpenter Irwin John, pumpmaker Jamieson rev.George, Presbyterian Jewett James, postmaster, proprietor Borelia hotel Johnson Walter, pedlar Johnston Henry, pedlar Kirkpatrick Matthew, shoemaker Letcher Joseph, millwright Lezier John, carpenter Lund Richard, J.P., farmer McKinley Robert, farmer McLean Lewis, machinist McLean George, machinist Major Edward, official assignee Morrish George, gardener Neale Frederick, storekeeper Nott John, cabinetmaker Nott William, laborer Palmer George, painter Perkins William, farmer Post Israel, baker Sheehy George, grocer Smith George, carpenter Staliff Mrs.Mary, weaver Swan James, blacksmith Urquhart D., agricultural implements Walling George, machinist Wanever William, shoemaker Wells Henry, storekeeper Wilson Thomas, laborer Woodward Richard, carpenter BOSTON\u2014A village in the township of Townsend, county of Norfolk.Distant from Brantford, a station ot the Buffalo aud Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway.11 miles, from Simcoe, the county town, 12 miles, from Port Dover on Lake Erie 14 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 300.Baily Mrs.Mary.wid William Barber Elias, farmer BARBER HENRY J, J.P., dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, hats and caps, boots and shoes, commissioner in B.R., and conveyancer Barber J ohn, farmer Barber Lewis, farmer Beal Barzilla, painter Beal Ransom, music teacher Black William, farmer Boston cheese factory, William Harris, proprietor and manager Butler Isaac, laborer Butler Mrs.Susannah, milliner Cline Mrs.Myram, wid John, farmer Colton Allen, pedlar Cunningham William D., farmer Davis Alfred, mason Duncombe Alexander C., M.D., saw mill and stave factory Foster Horace, farmer Harris William, proprietor cheese factory Haviland John, farmer Honey James H., shoemaker Jenrow Lewis, carpenter Johnson Joseph, jun., farmer Johnson Joseph, sen.Lutes Walter, M.D.Lutes William, saw mill Lynn J oseph, waggonmaker McCarley Peter, veterinary surgeon, farmer McIntyre Alexander, farmer Bon-Bor McMichael Jacob, farmer McMichael James, music teacher Miller Anthony, cooper Nelles Joseph, farmer Nelles Simon, farmer Olmstead Harvey, farmer Olmstead Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Avaldo Phelps C.J., farmer Phelps David, agent for agricultural implements Phelps M.M., farmer Priest George, school teacher Proctor George, of Proctor & Southern Proctor & Southern, turners and pump makers Reddick rev.Joel, Baptist Robinson Mrs.C., wid Wm., weaver Rouse Oliver C., postmaster, store and tavern keeper Rusling David, blacksmith Slaght Robert, sexton Souther William, cabinetmaker Southern Edward E., of Proctor & Southern Stevens Reuben, cooper Tobin Martin, butcher Vanbuskirk Elisha, farmer Woodley Abraham, farmer Woodley Mrs.Frances M., wid David BOSWORTH\u2014A small village in the townships of Peel and Maryborough, county of Wellington.Itcentains good hotels.A steam grist mill is in the vicinity.Dfstant from Drayton 3 miles, fron Elora 13 miles, fare 50c.; from Guelph, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 26 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Anderson \u2014, head miller Buchanan William Campbell Water, storekeeper Commercial hotel, M.Scheider, proprietor Darling Joseph, stage driver Denoon James, storekeeper Draper Mrs.E., wid Chas., storekeeper D Dham William H.H., joiner Fitrenger Michael, barkeeper Gray John, shoemaker Green & Co., grist mill Green G.W., of Green & Co.Haight Silas, blacksmith Hall Richard, stage driver Harris John, stage driver Hawse Conrad, farmer Lowes James B., of Green & Co.Markle William, postmaster, proprietor Ontario hotel Ontario hotel, W.Markle, proprietor Quirk Francis, blacksmith Quirk John blacksmith Rannie William, tollkeeper Scheider Martin, proprietor Commercial hotel Taylor John, harness Taylor William, saddler Turner Robert, stage driver Walker William, blacksmith BOT A NY\u2014A post office station in the township of Howard, county of Bothwell.Distant Hom Thamesville, a station of the Great Western railway, 5 miles, Mail bi-weekly.McBrayne C., postmaster BOTHWELL\u2014A flourishing place in the township of Zone, county of Kent.It is incorporated.Fifteen years ago it had no existence.Se: eral petroleum oil wells are in operation in this town.Two oil refineries are constantly employed.quantities of grain and cattle are shipped hence annually.The manufacture of lumber is extensively carried oun, and much of it is yearly exported.Montreal Tele- raph Co.has an office here.Bothwell s a station of the Great Western railway.Distant from Chatham, the county town, 22 miles, from London 42 miles, Bor-Bow DOMINION 214 DIRECTORY.[ProviNog oF Windsor 68 miles, from Paris 89 miles, from Hamilton 118 miles, from Niagara Falls 161 miles.Mail daily.Population about 1500.Adkins James F., storekeeper Allen Henry, cabinetmaker Alley Jabez, farmer American Merchants Union Express Co, \u2018W.Laughton, agent Atwell James, innkeeper Avery Noble H., tailor Badder James, farmer Barker David M., oil operator BATZNER JOHN M., proprietor Perkins house Bayley Charles E., proprietor Royal hotel Beaty Henry, teamster Benson rev.Michael, Episcopal mnctho- ist Bent Jabez, mason Bishop John, farmer Bodman Richard, grocer Boon Thomas, cabinetmaker BOTHWELL LAND AND PETRO- LEUGM CO.Alexander R.Pratt, manager Brady Angus, carpenter Brake Henry, laborer Bray William, drugs and stationery Brewer George, farmer Brown Isaac, laborer Brydges John, laborer Burgess Wesley, laborer Burk Daniel, G.W.R.Caddy Ralph H., student at law Campbell John A., marble mason Carter Francis, wood inspector, &c.Carter John, laborer Casmere Louis, tailor Catto John, pedlar Chambers & Co., mill owners Chambers Richard, of Chambers & Co.Chase E.S., oil operator Cisco James, barber Clarke Charles, provision dealer Clarke William, night operator G.W.R.Coates Charles, butcher Coleman James, blacksmith Conover Charles A., nurseryman Cowan Seth L., agent CRANEY D.M.Cree John, shoemaker Cross John, painter Cross Thomas, M.D., oil operator Cross William, of Chambers & Co.Crotty John, storekeeper Crowell Oliver, farmer Cruickshank George, livery stable Dadswell & Finigan, butchers Dadswell James, of Dadswell & Finigan Deacon rev.Daniel, ch of England Diamond Mrs.Mary, wid William Dickson M.C., agent G.W.R.Dickson Michael, oil operator Dillon Joseph, farmer Dillon Thomas Dixon Joseph, of Archibald, Dixon & Co.Drummond John, innkeeper Duncan Alexander, butcher and tavern- keeper Durgin T.8.teacher of music Dyer Mrs.Martha, wid Patrick, fancy goods and grocery Edwards E., farmer Emerick rev.J.W., Episcopal methodist Finigan Charles, of Dadswell & Figigan Gay Walter, cabinetmaker Girouard Candid, teamster Glashan John, school teacher GLOVER WILLIAM, clerk and issuer of marriage licenses Gollan Robert, farmer ÆGoolding Henry J., baxer GORDON JOHN D., woollen mills Gordon William, farmer GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY, NM.C.Dickson, agent Griffiths Thomas Hagerty Thomas, laborer Hannan Isaae, harnessmaker Hawkins John, shoemaker Henrick Edward, laborer G.W.R.Henrick Mrs.Rebecca Hicks Francis, plasterer Hicks N., carpenter Hillman James, carpenter Hohenthal Saul L., oil operator HOLLAND JOHN W,, editor, publisher and proprietor Saturday Review, bookseller and stationer Holland Miss Rebecea, dressmaker Holland Mrs.Margery, wid Charles Honey David, photographer Hughes John Hughson William A., M.D.Jenkin James, plastergr Johns George, blacksmith Keith Thomas, laborer Laughton William, storekeeper and express agent Lavin William, storekeeper Leach Alexander, innkeeper Lebu Murty, livery stable Lick John L., oil operator Luke James, waggonmaker Macdonald James, carpenter McBryne Peter, G.W.R McCallum Neil, oil refiner McColl John T., storekeeper McCollom John, assessor, agent McCRANEY DANIEL, mayor, attorney at law, &c.McCulloch John, of Prince & McCulloch McDonald Angus, carpenter McDonald John, engineer McIntyre Aden, farmer McLardy Dougal, shoemaker McMillan Mrs.Jane, wid Michacl McMillan Neil, storekeeper McNaughton Titus McNeil John, farmer McNeil Laughlin, farmer McQueen Miss, teacher McQueen Mrs.Isabella, wid John McRitchie Charles, farmer McRoberts Alexander, farmer Marchant William, harnessmaker Marchbanks David, innkeeper Marchbanks James, farmer MARRIAGES LICENSES, William Glover, issuer Marcus Robert, innkeeper Martin Robert, pumpmaker, &c.Melamphy Michael, laborer Miller George, cooper Mills Samuel MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Alfred Wiley, agent and operator Moore John, farmer Morgan George N., veterinary surgeon Morris Hugh, laborer Morgan Austin, innkeeper Murray Daniel, laborer Murray Hugh, farmer Murray John, farmer Mylne John, drugs and grocery Nash William, laborer Nevills William IT, teamster Nichol Robert XK.A., attorney Nicholson John, traveller Oliver William il, M.D.Parker Edward, laborer G.W.R.Peacock George, tailor Pennycook Alexander, engineer PERKINS HOUSE, J.M.Batzner, proprietor Perry Henry, laborer Pope Francis IT, M.D.Postill Edward, farmer PRATT ALEXANDER R., manage Bothwell Land and Petroleum Co, Preston Thomas, shoemaker Prince Henry, of Prince & McCulloch, resides ut Petrolin PRINCE & McCULLOCII, oil refiners Proctor Jumes R., carringemuker Railton George, attorney Randel Willinm, laborer Reid Colin, snsh and door factory Reinkee rev, Ii.E., Moravian missionary Richards George, teamster Richards Ilenry, potashmaker Richards Willinm, Inborer Roberts Joseph, furmer and lumber merchant Robertson rev.P.G., Baptist Robins Caleb, luborer Robinson Robert, waggonmulker Roe William John, M.D.Roseburgh William, tinsmith Ross Donald, farmer Royal hotel, C.E., Bayley, proprictor Rutherford John, laborer Ryckman George, foreman saw mill SATURDAY REVIEW, weckly, annual subscription $1; J.Ww.Holland, editor and proprietor Scott John B., tailor Scott Mrs.Margaret, wid Alexartder Shaw Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas Sisco James, barber Smith Henry F., deputy postmaster grocer, stationer and bailiff | Smith Stokes, carpenter, &c.Smith Thomas at Royal hotel Sturdy Mrs.Margaret, wid John Sussex John, laborer Sutherland Ebenezer B., builder Swalwell Joseph, oil operator Sweeny Mrs.Mary Jane, wid Wells B.Symington Andrew, baggage master G.W.R.Tallman John C., oil operator, bds af Perkins house Talman Cyrus, tinsmith, &c.TAYLOR CAPTAIN JUHN,poztmaster clerk of Gth Division court Taylor George, laborer Thomas Henry, wool buyer Thomas Simcoe J., bailiff THOMPSON ALEXANDER D., storekeeper Tims Frugh, saw mill owner Trott James, waggonmaker Tucker Henry, watchmaker Turrill Josiah, teamster Vanduser Justen, dry goods, groceries Vezineaux Louis, carpenter Warden rev.Robert H., Presbyterian Whiting Ezra, innkeeper WILEY ALFRED, agent and operator Montgal Telegraph Co.Wood James E,, door and sash factory resides in Cashmere Woods Junes, groceries and liquors Yager Abraham, teamster BOWLING GREEN\u2014A smull place, in the township of Amarnath, county vl Wellington.It contains n saw und shingle mill.Distant from Orangeville, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 18 miles, fare Bue.Mail biweekly, Population about 30.Conner John, farmer Fenell Thomas, frumer Jelly William b, postinaster, furmer saw mill owner Miller John, farmer Whaley John, farmer BOW MANTON\u2014A small village in the township of Huldlmand, county of Nor- ., Oil operator, bde ~ untill ; ONTARIO.] berland, Distant from Cobourg, à station of the Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles, fare 874e.Mail tri-weekly.l\u2019opu- {ation about 40.Forbes Thomas, blacksmith Gillespie James, farmer Isaac George, farmer Knight Richard, postinaster,store-keeper McCanty George, J.P., farmer ; He Williams rev.William, Presbyterian Sandercock Joli, farmer MANVILLE\u2014An incorporated BOW.bounded on the south by Lake Ontario, township of Durlington, west riding of the county of Durham.The first village lots werd Jaid out in 1832, when there were but two or thrée houses in Bowmanville, In 1850, the population being just over 1000, thie place was incorporated ns a village.Since that period it ing increased and prospered rapidly in a manner uncqualled even in Canada; and it owes much of its presentimportance to the hon, J.Simpson, formerly of the firm of Bowman & Co.The town has excellent water power within and around it, as well ns a capital wharf, and a first rate harbor on Lake Ontario, 2! miles distant, known as Port Darlington.The Bow- manville Furniture Co.carry on a large business, and there are two foundries and a hoop skirt factory also doing a good trade.Bowmanville coutains the head oflice of the Ontario bark, a mechanic's institute and library, and a customs\u2019 of- lice., The Township of Darlington, and the west 1iding of the County of Durham agricultw al societies hold their annual meetings here.Bowmanville is a port of entry.The daily line of steamers between Hamilton and Montreal call regularly at this place; it is a station of the Grand Trunk railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.and Canadian Express Co.bave offices icre.Distant from l\u2019ort Hope 21 miles, from Cobourg 28 miles, from Toronto 42 niles, from Montreal 291 miles.Mail daily.Population about 3,000, ALLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, (under contract with the Government of Canada for the conveyauce of the Canadian and American mails), between Montreal, Quebec and Liverpool during summer navigation, and etween Portland, Me, and Liverpool during winter navigation, head office, Montreal ; Canadian Express Co, agent, King st.See Adv puge facing Jer ver Allen John, shoemaker, King st Allen John, clerk, Liberty st Allen R., cabinetmaker, Concession st Allison William, M.D.Alma hotel, Thumas Shaw, sen., proprietor, cor Church and Temperance sts Andrew Joseph, sen., Church st Andrew Wi, bandmaster, Church st Archibald Mrs.Jessie, wid John, dressmaker, Ontario st Armour & Lowe, barristers King st Armour Mrs.M., wid Wm., Scugog road Armour Robert, of Anon & owe, registrar, Silver st Banbury William Henry, Duke st BARKER REV.CEPITAS, editor aud proprietor of the Merchant, and editor of the Observer, Bible Christian organ King s Barrett Thos., G.T.R., Ontario st Bartlow James, Inborer, Unnt st Bartram Jaws, laborer, What road Bartram William, laborer, Ontario st Buskerbille Shedrich, teamster, King st Bussett Stephen, carpenter, Elgin st Bassett Thomas, hardware, King st Bassett William 11,, builder, King st, h Concession st Butes J ames, furmer, Elgin st west Bates Mrs, Ann, wid Jumes, King st Bates Mrs.E., wid Juues, Elgin st west Butting Thomas, dry goods, King st , DOMINION 215 DIRECTORY | Bailey Richard, lahorer, Alhert st Beard Thomas, clerk, bds at William McClung's, Wellington st Beckle Thomas, laborer, Liberty st Beith Alexander, M.D., King st Bell John, clerk, Wellington st Bell John, laborer, Church st Bellwood Mrs.June, wid Charles, Liberty st Berry John, carpenter, Wharf road Bonathan John, laborer, Church st Booth Charles R.D., deputy registrar and official assignee, bds Scugog st Boswell H.J., commercial traveller, Queen st Bottrell Edward, laborer, Duke st Bottrell James, sawyer, Hunt st Bottrell John, laborer, Hunt st Boungall Albert, of Bounsall & Sons; King st Bounsall Christopher, of Bounsall & Sons, King st Bounsall Edwin, of Bounsall & Sons, Church st Bounsall Mrs, C., milliner, King st Bounsall & Sons, marblecutters, King st Bowes John W., clerk, King st BOWMANVILLE FURNITURE MANUFACTURING CO., Thomas Johnston, manager, Elgin st Boyce James, plasterer, Liberty st Bradshaw Samuel B., hardware, boots and shoes, King st, h Liberty st Brent Joseph, carpenter bds at Culver's, Church st Brent Miss J., straw milliner, Church st Brimacombe John M., dentist, King st Brimicomb John, laborer, Duke st Brimicomb Robert, mason, Duke st Brittain Joseph, butcher, Ontario st Broad John, clerk, bds at William McClung's, Wellington st Brock John, laborer, King st BRODIE THOMAS, jun.proprietor, Brodie\u2019s hotel, King st BRODIE'S HOTEL, Thomas Brodie, jun., proprietor Brooke Lambert F., dry goods, King st.Brooks Thomas, butcher King st, h Dar- lington Brown James, miller, Queen st Brown James, tinsmith, bds at William Culver\u2019s, Church st Buckler Aaron, watchmaker, King st Bunner Henry, shoemaker, Silver st Burden Samuel, of Burden & Werry, Scugog road Burden & Werry,produce dealers.King st Burk captain wW illiam, Concession st Burk Charles, carpenter, Silver st Burk Mrs.Lucia, wid John, Scugog road Burns William, of Thompson & Burns, King st Burrow Samuel, sawyer, bds at Mrs.Lindon\u2019s, King st Burton James, sawyer, n Ontario st Burton Thomas, waggonmaker, Wellington st Cattery Michael, laborer, Division st Caledonia mills, David Towns, manager, Clinton st Calver John, traveller, King st Cameron Charles, tailor, bds at Mrs.Lindon\u2019s, King st Cameron Peter, barrister, King st, h Queen st Canada Fire Co, Thomas Hoar, captain, Temperance st CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.agent for Allan Line of Steamships ; William A.Neads, agent, King st CANADIAN STATESMAN, weekly, annual subscription, $1.50; W.Climie, proprietor and printer, King st BowMANVILLE.Carr William, cooper, Prospect st Caswell James, carriage trimmer, n Duke st Cawker Charles, & Brother, butchers, Market sq Cawker Mrs.Eliz., wid John, Liberty st Cherry Robert, foreman, Church st Cherry W,, chairmaker, bs ut Culver's, Church st Chesterfield Stephen, painter, Queen st Christie John, Arygle st CHRISTIE JOHN, station agent G.T.R., Liberty st Christie Thomas, coroner, Scugog road Christie Thomas, general agent, Temperance st Clark Charles, clerk Division court, bds at Brodie\u2019s hotel King st CLIMIE WILLIAM R.editor and publisher Canadian Statesman, King st, Clinton Mrs.Fanny, wid\" Samuel, Church st Cobb William, brushmaker, King st Cocker Mrs.E., wid Jolin, Liberty st Cole Truman, carpenter, cor Brown and Church sts Coleman Peter, bailiff, Ontario st Coleman Thomas T., chief constable.Duke st Colenutt Mrs.Charlotte, wid Henry, Ontario st Collison Michael, sawyer, Ontario st Comb Charles, laborer, Scugog road Consaul & Co., grocers, King st Consaul Peter, of Consaul & Eo King st Cootes Robert, mariner, Duke st Cornish Lewis, jeweller, King st Cornish William, Ontario st Cowle Francis Y., dry goods, King st.h Scugog road Crago John, Liberty st Crawford Mrs.Elizabeth, wid James, King st Crozier Mrs.James, milliner and dressmaker, King st Cubit Mrs.Jane, wid Fleetwood, Ontario st Cubitt Frederick C.mayor, Brown st Culver Wm.boarding house,Church st Currie Samuel, laborer, Scugog road Curtis Thomas, laborer, Queen st Darch Richard, blacksmith, King st Darch Samuel, teamster, Ontario st Darch Thomas, teamster, off Ontario = Darlington Thomas, grocer, King st David Frank.laborer, King st Davidson Jackson G., M.D.Liberty st Davis Morgan, tea merchant, King st.h Concession st Davy Anthony, carpenter, Brown st Dayman Peter, carpenter, Ontario st Deacon Thomas, laborer, King st Demster William.mariner, Hunt st Despatie H., carpenter.Welling:ion st Deykes Thomas, Liberty st - Dilling Andrew, Liberty st Dillon B., farmer, Wharf road Dixon Anthony, collector of customs King st Dixon rev.Geo.Wesleyan, Division st Dodd Robert, stonecutter, Liberty st Doyle John, laborer, Hunt st Draper Harvey, caretaker ccmetery, King st Dudley Thomas, night operator G.T.R.bds at Totterdale house Dunn Mrs.James, dressmaker, Church st Dunstan Thomas, fancy goods.King st Dunstan William, tinsmith, Church st Eastern hotel, Daniel Jeffrey, proprietor King st Edgar Stephen, laborer Brown st Edwoods William 11, hairdresser.King st Emery Gordon James, M.D.\u2014- mn BOWMANVILLE.DOMINION 216 DIRECTORY [PROVINCE or Escott Henry, bds at Alma hotel, cor Church and Temperance sts FAIRBAIRN JAMES B., postmaster, telegraph agent, King st, h Centre st Fairweather Miss Christina, 5th female teacher, United Grammar and Common school, Wellington st Farewell John E,, LL.B., of Farewell, McGee & Rutledge, Silver st FAREWELL, McG ba RUTLEDGE, barristers, attorneys, solicitors, notaries and commissioners, agents United States Law Association, Temperance st Farewell Mrs.Jenny,wid John, Liberty st Farley Horace L., joiner, Wellington st Farmers exchange, Joseph Maynard, proprietor, King st Farmers hotel, Frank Henderson, proprietor, King st Fenton Wakefield, M.D.Finley John, carpenter, Duke st FISHER DAVID, cashier Ontario bank, Silver st Fletcher Alexander, baker, King st Fletcher Gordon D., carpenter, Duke st Fletcher Jolm, Church st Fletcher John, grocer, King st Fletcher Mrs.Alexander, dressmaker, King st Flood Edward, clerk Ontario bank, Church st Fogg Walter, finisher, Queen st Folley Richard, shoemaker, Liberty st Forbes David, merchant tailor, King st FOULDEN MILLS, John McDougall proprietor, Scugog road Frank captain Frederick, Ontario st Fraser Zebina, Church st Fry Isaac, tinsmith, Ontario st, Furze James, laborer, Division st Fyfe Richard, wood carver, King st Gage Nelson, chairmaker, Scugog road Galbraith John K., barrister, King st Galbraith Miss Anne, school teacher, Ontario st Galbraith Miss Elizabeth, 6th female teacher United Grammar and Common school, Liberty st Galbraith Miss Marian, fancy goods, King st Gale rev.Jacob, Bible christian, Church st Gamble Mrs.Margaret, wid James, Wharf road Gardner Miss Christiana, Concession st Geddis John, teamster, King st George Thomas, King st Gibbard Charles, machinist, King st Gibson James King st Gilbert Daniel, carpenter, Church st Gilbert William, laborer, Brown st Gilbraith Donald, off King st Gilbraith John, barrister, Liberty st Gillettly J.oseph, cuoper, Wellington st Glover William, livery stables, King st Good Frederick, blacksmith, Ontario st Good William, carpenter, Church st Goodwin Richard, laborer, Church st Gordon Mrs.Anne, wid John, Church st Gowans Alexander, cabinetmaker, bds at Cameron L.Munseo\u2019s, Church st Gray Neil, Church st Grant John, cabinetmaker, n Centre st GRAVELY J.VANCE Greenway John, butcher, bds at Bro- die\u2019s hotel, King st Greenway Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Philip, Prospect st Griffiths John J., saddler, King st Haddy John, tailor, Ontario st Haines D., pedlar, Church st Haines George, carriagemaker, King st, h Church st Hale James, cutter, King st Hall Henry, painter, Concession st Hambly Edmund, cooper, Concession si Hamley Richard, brickmaker, Ontariost Hamlyn John, brickmaker, near Duke st Hanns John, traveling agent, Church st Hanson William H., engineer, Elgin st Hasley George, carver, Church st Hawkey Richard, cabinetmaker, Prospect st Hawking Henry, carpenter, Duke st Hawkridge John, laborer, Ontario st Head Alex, carpenter, Wellington st Heal John, tailor, Wellington st Heal Mrs.James, Church st Heal Samuel, carpenter, Church st Heany Henry, Duke st Heard William, shoemnker, bds at Mrs.Lindon\u2019s King st Hedger Richard, grinder, Ontario st Helson John, laborer, Liberty st Helson Thomas H., school teacher, Liberty st Henderson Frank, proprietor Farmers hotel, King st Hennessy Mrs.Mary, wid William, Queen st Hicks Charles, laborer, Duke st Higginbotham John, druggist, cor King and Temperance sts Higgins James, cabinetmaker, bds at Julyer's, Church st Hill Samuel F., storekeeper, King st Hill William, laborer, Brown st Hoar Thomas, blacksmith and captain Canada Fire Co., King st Hobbs Alfred, plasterer, Hunt st Hobbs Charles, turner, Brown st Hobbs Frederick, turner, Hunt st Hobbs Isaac, gardener, Wellington st Hockridge John, hotel, Port Darlington Hopkinson Joseph, bricklayer, Church st Hoskin Frederick, tinsmith, King st, h Church st Hughes John, carpenter, Church st Hutchinson St John H,, barrister, King st Isaac Wiliam, laborer, Liberty st Ives William H., cutter, bds at Brodic's hotel, King st James Reuben W., agricultural implements, King st Jamieson Andrew, blacksmith, off Ontario st Jeffrey Daniel, hotel, King st Jeffrey John, bricklayer, King st Jeffrey Joseph, tailor, King st, h Elgin st Jeffrey Nicholas, shoemaker, Centre st Jennings William, clerk, King st Joblin William, mason, r Liberty st JOHNSTON THOMAS, manager Bow- manville Furniture Manufacturing Co., Concession st Jolliffe Benjamin, mason, r Liberty st Jonas John, farmer King st Jones George, moulder, uke st Jones Henry, blacksmith, near Hunt st Jones Henry, finisher, Duke st Jones Henry, packer, Duke st Jones Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Richard, Low st Jones Thomas J., dentist, King st Jones William, teller Ontario bank, Temperance st Jury Uri, carpenter, Ontario st Keith Mrs Jane, wid Alex., Hunt st Kelly Alfred J., upholsterer, King st Kerr James, laborer, Ontario st Keys William, tailor, off Ontario st Keys Wm., jun., chairmaker, Queen st Kirvell John, cabinetmaker, bds at Culver\u2019s, Church st proprietor Eastern Kinver Mrs, Margery wid Wm, King st Kyle Miss Jane, scl woul teacher, Church st Kyle Mrs.Helen, wid Thomas, Church gt Laughlan Joseph, cooper, Liberty st Laving John P., tailor, King st, h Liberty st Law William Henry, M.D.Leachman Samuel, gurdencr, Liberty st Lee George, clerk, King st Lee Thomas, laborer Lile Thomas, laborer, Prospect st Lockhart Michael, tailor, Duke st Loscombe Charles Robert, associate coroner, Argyle st LOSCOMBE ROBERT R., barrister, attorney, solicitor, notary public, con- veyaucer, commissioner, &c., King st, h Brown st Lowe William I1., of Armour & Lowe, cor Church and Liberty sts Luxton John, laborer, Albert st Lyle John, clerk, bds at Brodie's hotel, King st Lynden Mrs.Joseph, boarding Louse, King st Macnab rev.Alexander, D.D., ch of England, Church st McArthur Francis F., dry goods, King st McCaffrey Patrick, laborer, Queen st McClellan Ja.s., jun., farmer, Liberty st McClellan James, sen., landing waiter, Ontario st McClellan John, jun., harbormaster, Port Darlington McClung Brothers, dry goods, groceries, King st McClung James, of McClung Brothers, Wellington st McClung John, of McClung Brothers, cor Temperance and Low sts McClung Thomas, of McClung Brothers, Church st McClung W., carriagemaker and boarding house, King st, h Wellington st McCullough Thomas, sawyer, Duke st McDermott Mrs.Mary, wid Peter, Concession st McDougall Allan H., manager Royal Canadian bank, bds at Alma hotel McDOUGALL JOHN, proprietor Fould- en mills, Scugoy Road McFecters James, bookkeeper, Church st McGee Robert, of Farewell, McGee & Rutledge McGill Geo, hookkeeper, Wellington st McGill William, carpenter, Church st McKennet John, gardener, King st McLean Daniel, luborer, Liberty st McLean Joseph, clerk, Liberty st McLeod John, M.P., Queen st McLeod John, hardware, King st McManus John, cooper, Scugog road McMillan B., telegraph operator, post office, bds Centre st McMillan Duncan, ticket agent and operator, hds at Totterdale house McMurtry John, grocer, King, st h Church st McMurtry William, dry goods, King st, h Church st McNeir William, carver, bls at Culver's, Church st McRae John, laborer, King st McRobb John, enbinetmaker, Ontario st McSorley John, chairmaker, Queen st McTavish Miss Amelia, milliner, King st Manning Robert S., cabinctmaker, King st, h Concession st Manning Thos., cooper, off Concession st Mara Patrick, luborer, near Duke st Martin Ascot, cabinetmaker, bds at Mrs.Lindon's, King st Martin John, clerk, bds at Farmers' Exchange, King st (ONTARIO.] Martin Moses, wood turner, Wellington st Martin Philip, tailor, Ontario st Martin Richard, confectioner, King st Mason Frank, saddler, Ontario st Mason Samuel, saddler, King st Mayer Markus, furrier, King st Maynard Joscph, proprietor Farmer's xchange, King st 2, Medland ohn, chairmaker, Division st MERCHANT (THE), weekly, annual subscription $1 ; rev.Cephas Barker, editor, proprietor and printer,King st Millard Miss Alice G., school teacher, Wellington st Milne John, of Consaul & Co, Temperance st \u2018Mitchell John, laborer, Duke st Mitchell Richard, painter, Hunt st Mitchell Wm., cabinetmaker, Queen st Mollen Hugh, carpenter, near Brown st MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO, head office, Montreal, Canadian \u2018Express Co, agent, King st.See Adv ALLAN LINE) puye/ucing first cover MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., James B.Fairbairn, agent, King st Moore John, Centre st Moorcraft Miss Sarah, teacher, Church st Moorcraft Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, Church st Morris Arthur, carpenter, Liberty st Morris James, carriagemaker, King st, h Church st Morris Levi, carpenter, Liberty st Morshead Mrs.Marie, wid Nicholas, Odell st Moses George, finisher, Liberty st Moses Henry, builder, Liberty st Moyes Edward, laborer, off Ontario st Moyes John, shoemaker, Duke st Mullin Hugh, cabinetmaker, n Brown st Mullin John, laborer, Ontario st Munson Cameron L., boarding house, Church st Munson D.E., carriagemaker, Queen st Munson Oliver, painter, Elgin st Murdoch Brothers, dry goods and groceries, King st Murdoch John, of Murdoch Brothers, King st Murdoch Peter, of Murdoch Brothers, Church st Neads Jacob, founder, Division st Neads A.Wm.express agent, Division st Nichols William, cabinetmaker, cor Queen and Ontario sts Noakes Frederick, laborer, Concession st Noble Andrew, laborer, Silver st Noble Charles, weaver, near Duke st Norton Duvid, shoemaker, Duke st Norton William, laborer, Ontario st Nosworthy James, tinsmith Nunn Robert, bricklayer, Queen st O'Brien Edward, carver, Church st OBSERVER (THE), Organ of the Bible Christian denomination, rev.Cephas Barker editor and printer, King st Ô Hara Henry, of R.& H.O'Hara, Concession st O'HARA R.& H.booksellers, stationers, pliotographers and insurance agents, King st O'Hara Rubt., of R, & H.O'Hara, King st O'Laughlin Andrew, freightman GTR.ONTARIO BANK, David Fisher, cashier, ngs Outram James, sawyer, Ki Padden Thomas, borer, DAS st Larron John, produce dealer, Elgin st tiscoe rev.W.8, Bible christian, Queen Paterson Thomas, Queen st Patterson Bradford, M.D., Church st dry goods, King st, à DOMINION 217 Patton Willian, bookkeeper, Brown st Paul H., upholstercr, Queen st Peach George, bricklayer, Church st Pearce John, Scugog roac Pearce Samuel, laborer, Prospect st Peate Richard, tailor, King st Peate Thomas, tailor, Liberty st Penfound Joseph, laborer Wellington st Percy John, blacksmith, Silver st Perkin John, laborer, Prospect st Perry William G., Ontario st Petherick William, laborer, Brown st Pethick Mrs, Frances, wid John, King st Pethick William, tailor, King st Philips Richard, commercial traveller, King st Pierce John, clerk, Queen st Pierce William, carpenter, King st, h Scugog road Pinch Richard, Scugog road Pinch Mrs.Dorcas, wid Wm.,Scugog road Pinch William, Bowmanville nursery, Liberty st Piper Francis, laborer, Elgin st west Piper Samuel, sawyer.off Ontario st Pirie William, tailor, King st Poland Samuel, teamster, near Duke st Pollard James C., carpenter, King st Pollard Mrs.James, milliner, King st Pollock Miss Jane L., school teacher, Scugog road Porter Geo., clerk Ontario bank, King st Porter Marshal, saddler, King st, b Wellington st Porter William, founder, King st Portis George, cabinetmaker, bds at Culver's, Church st Power Mrs.Kate, wid Wm., off King st Prout Mark, carpenter, Church st Puley Philip, Station st Puley William, farmer, Station st Quick Lewis, tinsmith, King st Quick Lewis, of Yellowless & Quick, King st Quinn Samuel, laborer, Hunt st Rainey James, shoemaker, King, st h Liberty st Ratcliffe Frederick W., produce dealer, King st, h Temperance st Raynes Frank, farmer, Elgin st west Reed Richard, boots and shoes, King st Registry office, Robt.Armour, registrar, King st Reid Henry K., M.D, Silver st Reid Mrs.Kate, wid George, Argyle st REIKIE REV.THOMAS M., Congregationalist, Division st Renard John, carver, Ontario st Rice Jethro J.cabinetmaker, bds at Cameron L.Munson\u2019s, Church st Rice John P., carpenter, Brown st Rickard Mrs.Jane, teacher, King st Rochford George, moulder, Queen st Ross John, jun., cooper, Prospect st Ross John, sen., cooper, Prospect st Royal Canadian bank, Allan H.MeDou- gall, manager, King st Russell Geo.baggagemaster, Ontario st Rutledge James, B.A, of Farewell, Me- Gee Rutledge, Silver st Saunders Nicholas, laborer, Church st Scantlebury Richard, carpenter, bds at Culver's, Church st Scobell Robert W., Church st Scott Wm.T , boots and shoes, King st Sexton Levi Washington, bds at Cameron L.Munson\u2019s, Church st Shaw Thomas, jun, bds at Alma hotel Shaw Thomas, sen., proprietor Alma hotel, cor Church and Temperance sts Sheddon David, cabinetmaker, Church st Shepheard Peter, Concession st Shepheard rev.Edmond, disciple of Christ, Queen st DIRECTORY.BOWMANVILLE- Sherin B., of B.Sherin & Co., King st Sherin B.& Co., hoop skirt manufacturers, King st Sherin Benjamin, blacksmith, King st Shuter Richard, farmer, Wharf road Silver Edward, pumpmaker, Silver st Simson Thomas E., grocer, cor King and Temperance sts Sinclair Robert, painter, Scugog road Sleep Richard, laborer, Duke st Smelzer Conrad, laborer, Queen st Smith rev John, Presbyterian, Liberty st Soper Harvey, farmer, Base line Soper Miss Maria, off Duke st Spaulding Charles, Ontario st Spencer rev.Adam, Kirk of Scotland, Church st Spotswood Ths., chairmaker, Queen st Spry Jones, farmer, King st Squair Francis, miller, Clinton st Storie Alexander, blacksmith, Brown st Stott David, druggist, King st Stott Houston, painter, Queen st Stoughton Miss M., fancy goods, King st Stuart Frank, bookkeeper, King st Sumpter John, messenger, King st Sweet Samuel, blacksmith, off Ontario st Talling Frank, shoemaker, King st Tamblyn John, pedlar, near Centre st Tamblyn Francis, Ontario st Tapson Thomas, blacksmith, Brown st Tapson William, of Wescot & Tapson, Liberty st Taylor Mrs.Ann, wid Richard, Concession st Taylor Neil, Queen st Taylor Stephen, farmer, Duke st Terry John, laborer, off Base line Thomas Ths., jun., blacksmith, King st Thomas Ths., sen., blacksmith, King st Thompson & Burns, produce dealers and millers, King st Thompson William, of Thompson & Burns, reeve, Concession st Tilley John J., superintendent Common schools, bds at Cameron L.Munson\u2019s, Church st Tilley Richard, gardener, Scugog road Tilley Wm.E,, school teacher, Elgin st Tod Chs., baker, King st, h Division st Todgham Wm., jun., mariner, Hunt st Todgham William, sen., laborer, Hunt st Totterdale house, Thomas Totterdale, proprietor, Station st Towns David, manager Caledonia mills, King st Trebilcock Paul, printer, King st Treleven Mich., boots and shoes, King st Trevett Alex, bedstead maker, Scugog road Trewin Thomas, shoemaker, King st Trick John, butcher, Wellington st Tyler Calvin, blacksmith, Duke st United Grammar and Common school, T.M.McIntyre, M.A., principal, Wellington st Vancamp rev.Jesse, Christian church, King st Vandershaaff John, carver, King st Vann Ths.H., bookkeeper, Centre st Veal Thomas, teamster, Liberty st Vicery George, carpenter, bds at Farmers\u2019 Exchange, King st Voddon Robert, shoemaker, bds at Mrs.Lindon\u2019s, King st Vosper Thomas, printer, Church st Ward Thomas, Liberty st Ward William, blacksmith, Division st Watson Robert, laborer, King st Way captain John H., mariner, Queen st Webster George, clerk, Queen st Welch Miss Catherine, Division st Werry Benj.of Burden & Werry,Queenst Bow-Bra Wescot Isaac, of Wescot & Tapson, Brown st Wescot & Tapson, carriagemakers, King st \u2018White Daniel, mason, King st Wig William, cabinetmaker, Church st Williams Henry, waggonmaker, bds at TFarmer\u2019s Exchange, Kidg st Williams John, Elgin st Williams Marcus D., butcher, King st Williams Mortimer, butcher, King st Williams William, blacksmith, Odell st Willing William, tailor, Ontario st Wilson & Brother, grocers, King st Wilson Chas.R., of Wilson & Brother, King st Wilson Joseph C, of Wilson & Brother, King st Wilson Mrs, S., wid Andrew, Church st Windatt Richard, town clerk, cor King and Temperance sts \u2018Winters William, pumpman G.T.R.Wood John D., clerk, bds at Brodie\u2019s hotel Wright Stephen, cabinetmaker, Ontario st Wright William, carpenter, Brown st Wright William, clerk, Queen st Yrightman Samuel, cooper, King st Wyllie James, baker, King st Yellowless John, laborer, Concession st Yellowless & Quick, stationers, King st Yellowless Thomas, of Yellowless & Quick, King st Young & Brittain, butchers, Market sq Young Charles, of Young & Brittain, Ontario st Young Wm., brickmaker, Liberty st BOWOO T\u2014A small village on the Lobo and Williams gravel road, township of Lobo, county of Middlesex.Distant from Ailsa Craig, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, from Lobo 6 miles, from London 17 miles, Mail bi-weckly Population about 170.Barr Alexander, farmer Cameron Alexander, farmer Cameron Duncan, farmer Cameron Malcolm, farmer Dewar Donald, farmer Gibson Thomas, farmer Graham Peter L., school teacher Gray Neil, farmer Hunter William, farmer Lamont Archibald, farmer Lamont Peter, farmer Lloyd Robert, farmer McAlister Archibald, farmer McBain John, farmer McCallum Dugal, farmer McCallum John, farmer McCallum Zachariah, farmer McClarty Peter, farmer McColl Duncan, farmer McColl Thomas, farmer McLean Hugh, postmaster Munro Mrs.Ann, wid George Powell Francis, farmer Robinson John, farmer Scott John W., cheese manufacturer Simons Charles, cattle dealer \u2018Webb James, farmer Wilson George, farmer Zavitz George U., farmer BOX GROVE\u2014A rmall village in the township of Markham, county of York.It possesses good water privileges.Distant from Scarborough, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles, from Markham 34 miles, from Toronto 20 miles.Mail daily.Population about 160, Ball James Bede William, tool maker Bishop Warren, laborer Break Daniel, farmer Break Joseph, farmer DOMINION 218 DIRECTORY Corcoran John, laborer Corcoran Michael, laborer Dockeny David, laborer Duff William, blacksmith Fitzgerald Garret, laborer French James, farmer Gleeson John, laborer Glen John, weaver Guance Alfred, carpenter Harrick David, laborer Hendley William, butcher Kerton John, laborer Macguire Charles, laborer McCaffrey John, postmaster Mapes James J., cooper Mapes John, tavernkeeper Milloy J osepll, tavernkeeper Moore Hezekiah, carpenter Pattern Charles, carpenter Raymer Abraham, farmer Raymer John, cheese factory Reesor Sephus, farmer Roberts William Smith Edward Stinehoff Peter, laborer Stover John, farmer Sutton Julius, woollen factory Tomlinson Alfred, saw mill Tomlinson Cicero, farmer Tomlinson Sylvester, farmer BRACEBRIDGE\u2014A new and thriving village in the township of Macauley, Muskoka territory, county of Victoria.Distant from Lindsay, the county town and a station of the Midland railway, 195 miles.The Lake Muskoka and Rosseau steaunurs call here, Fare by rail and stage from Toronto $3.75.Mail daily.Population about 200.Auger rev.\u2014, Primitive methodist Ball Alexander, carpenter Ball rev.T.L., ch of England Bell R J., township clerk Browning James B., barrister Bruce rev.\u2014, Presbyterian Burden Willizm, hotelkeeper Byers John Nelson, M.D.Cameron Duncan, blacksmith Campbell Hugh, butcher Chenney Francis, storekeeper Church of England, rev.T.L.Ball Cook H., engineer Cooper Joseph, contractor Clerihue James, storekeeper Daniels Richard, tinsmith Dill J.W., storekeeper Dudley J., shoemaker Ennis William, plasterer Ferguson T., tailor Frampton Joseph, carpenter Gow George F., contractor Holditech William, mill owner Kennedy William, shoemaker Kent D, hotelkeeper Lount Chas.W., stipendiary magistrate Lount E.J, clerk Division court Low D., baker Mcaree J., provincial land surveyor McDonald Hiram, hotelkgeper McDonald Hiram J., storekeeper McMURRAY THOMAS, land agent, editor andproprictor Northern Advocate Malpas BE.W,, storekeeper Mundell William, tailor Myers Thos., mill owner and storekecper NORTHERN ADVOCATE, weekly, annual subscription $1.50 ; Thomus MeMurray, proprietor and printer Perry Robt.E., postmaster, storekeeper Perry R.P., assistant postmaster Portag Henry, storekeeper Potter rev.\u2014, Wesleyan Presbyterian free church rev.\u2014 Bruce Ross Walker, hotelkeeper Sharp Walter, miller [PROVINCE ow Secord E.W., conveyancer and inan- rance agent Speirs J., cnbinotmaker Storey Edward, carpenter | Symington James, snsh and blind may.ufaciurer Tate Willinn, blacksmith Teviotdale John, reeve,of Draper & Macauley Webster rev, John, Wesleynu White Robert, carpenter Wilson Gillman, saw mill owner BRADFORD\u2014AN incorporated village in the township of West Gwilliinbury, county of Simcoe, Within the Just ten years this place hae ineronsod fo twiee is size, It contuins reveral large hotols, has mayor, veeve, and body of councilors, and is a station of the Northern railway, Montreal Telgraph Co has an office hero.Distant from Bell wart 12 miles, from Richmond 11ill 23 miles, from Barrie 22, miles, from Weston 83 miles, from New Lowell 37 miles, from Toronto 41 miles, from Collingwood 52 wiles.Mail daily.Population about 1600, Abbott Egerton, tanner Abbott James, tanner Akey Joseph, {laborer Algeo Robert, proprietor Masonic Arms Allen James Y., clerk Allen Johu, laborer Ambrose Mrs.C., widow Armstrong Charles, farmer Armstrong John, tanner Atkinson David, laborer Atkinson James, carpenter Baker William, carpenter ; Baldwin Thomas, blacksmith Barnard Benjamin, storekeeper Barry James W., jun, tanner Barry James W., sen., tanner Barry Richard, currier Barry Robert Belfry William, storekeeper Bingham Edward, farmer Bingham hotel, prietor Bingham Mrs.Joseph, boarding house Bingham Rob.,proprietor Bingham hotel Blakesly William, laborer Boddy John, storekeeper Borrowman Arthur, of Brothers Borrowman Brothers, marblecutters Borrowman Jas., of Borrowman Brothers Bowerman J., photographer Bradford hotel, Gilbert Smith, proprietor Brimrose John, bricklayer Brimson William, denler in music Broughton Henry S., of Porter & Broughton Brown Mrs.Anne, wid Thomas Brown Robert, carpenter Buck Amos, laborer Burnett John, laborer Butterfield Louson, foundryman Cameron rev, William, Presbyterian Campbell Alexander, storekeeper Campbell William, grain dealer Chandler Willium, laborer Chappell Frank, Inborer Chapman Edward, grain merchant Christie Mrs.Sarah, wid Clement Lewis, M.D.Cockerline Matthew B., woollen and carding mills Coldwell Morgan,of Wilson & Coldwell Collins William, tenmster Cook Gibson, storekeeper Coyne Miss, teacher Crawford Beaty, carpenter 5 Curren Paul, laborer Davis John L., painter Davis Lawrence, painter Borrowman Robert Bingham, pro- \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 ONTARIO.Deacon Joscph, druggist Dessette J.E., farmer Dessette Edward, waggonmaker Dewart James H., clerk Dewart Samuel, school teacher Dewson Thomas, grain dealer Dicker James, laborer Dobson Robert, school teacher Dodds Mrs, Ann, wid Donaldson Matthew, laborer Donaldson William B., cabinetmaker Douglass Mrs.Ann, postmistress Driffill James, of T.Driffill & Son Driffill Joseph H., of T.Driffill & Sons Driffill Samuel, agent Driffill T., & Sons, storckeepers Driffill Thomas, of T.Driffill & Sons Dunn Edward, laborer Kdmanson William, baker Ellis William, agent Falconbridge John K., storekeeper Ferguson Israel laborer Fieghen William, farmer Finn Willian, laborer Fisher Edward John, J.P, M.D.Fisher John W., moulder Fisher Thomas, clerk Gilby Mrs.Jane Goodchild James, storekeeper Goodchild John, farmer Goodchild William, storekeeper Goodfellow John, farmer Goodwin James, farmer Graham James, clerk Graham Thomas S., of Scott & Graham Graney Edward, laborer Grant Miss Sarah Green Henry, teamster Green Robert, clerk Greer Matthew, farmer Griffin John W., clerk Hall Robert, bricklayer Handley Thomas, carpenter Harmon Beusjamin Hayton Thomas, shoemaker Head George, clerk Henderson Joseph, baker Henderson Mrs.Sarah, wid John Herrick Thomas, tailor Hill John, butcher Hockridge John H., carriagemaker Hogan William, laborer Hunt Janes, mechanic Hunter James, laborer James John, gardener Jenking Warren, agent Jorden Edwin, laborer Kays J ohn, proprietor North American ote Kelley Miss Bridget, milliner Kendell Frank, tinsmith Kilkenny & Son, cabinetmakers Kilkeuny Thomas, jun., of Kilkenny & on Kilkenny Thomas, sen., of Kilkenny & on Klinkenboomer J oseph, tailor Kneshaw Thomas, farmer Lamas rev.M., Wesleyan Lamon Mrs.Agnes, tinsmith amontaine Frank, laborer [ong Mrs, wid Lundy Daniel A, carpenter Macartney Robert B., innkeeper Macartney William, shoemaker Mackie Juliue, agent Haconehy R., clerk Division court McArthur Wiülliun, farmer MeBrien Thoms grocer McCarthy John Li, QG, MD.McDougall \u2014, grain merchnnt McFarland Geor, ¢, laborer MeGee Charles, farmer MeGilvray ITugh, carpenter DOMINION McGrath Mrs, Mary, wid John McKinstry John, carpenter McKinstry Robert, laborer McLean Stephen, shoemaker McLennan Alexander, farmer McLeod Murdoch, druggist Manning Henry w., bail Masonic arms, R.Algeo, proprietor Mechanics institute and library Mills Patsey, laborer Mitchell John, cooper Mitchell John, grain dealer Montgomery § obn, shoemaker MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Morgan George, chemist Morris Thomas Morton George D., M.D.Mosely Samuel, tanner Murphy George, of J.Murphy & Brothers Murphy John, & Brothers, storekeepers Murphy John, of John Murphy & Brother Murphy John, teamster North American hotel, J.Kays, proprietor Norton Michael, laborer Nyers Henry, laborer O'Brien Andrew, teamster Ontario hotel, A.Stoddart, proprietor Ormsby George, sen., shoemaker Ormsby John, shoemaker Ormsby Mrs.Ann, wid Peter Orr Archibald B., of Orr Brothers Orr Brothers, storekeepers and at New- market Orr William, of Orr Brothers Overton James, of Walker & Overton Parker Robert Parkhill Thomas, tailor Patterson John, carpenter Perkins Chauncey, farmer PORTER & BROUGHTON, editors, publishers and proprietors of the outh Simcoe News Porter Geo.H., of Porte: & Br ou gh- ton Porter William H., dentist Poyser William, shoemaker Pratt William H., laborer Rawe James, photographer Rennie William, farmer Robins J., carpenter Rogers John, tanner Rose John, farmer Ross David, laborer Ross Hugh, saddler Ross Mrs.Isabella, wid Samuel Rutton rev.C., ch of England Scanlon Mark, barrister Scott & Graham, saddlers Scott Wilson, of Scott & Graham Shawts John, carpenter Sheeres Johu H,, station master Smith Gilbert, proprietor Bradtord hotel Smith Henry, hairdresser SOUTH SIMCOE NEWS, weekly, annual subscription $1; Porter & Broughton, proprietors and priaters Sparke James, laborer Spence John, painter Spence Mrs.Isabella, milliner Spence Thomas, switchman Spence William, shoemaker Spindles R., laborer Stephen John, photographer Stephens Thomas, shoemaker Stevenson Jesse, clerk Stevenson John, saddler Stevenson John McL., attorney Stevenson William M., storekeeper Stewart Robert, storekeeper, town clerk and treasurer Stibbs Jolin, baker 219 DIRECTORY.Bri-Bra Stirling George, marble cutter Stoddart Andrew, proprietor Ontario Sthotel oddart Wilson, farmer Strilbing John, fireman Strong Brothers, storekeepers Strong James G., of Strong Brothers Strong William, of Strong Brothers Stump Samuel, machinist Sutcliffe William, tailor Sutherland John, laborer Swallow Charles, clerk Swallow John Tanner James, gardener Telfer James, laborer Thompson Andrew, tinsmith Thompson Mrs.Mary Ann, wid David Todd Henry, clerk Trott William, tailor Turner William, laborer Wainwright John, clerk Walker & Overton, tinsmiths Walker Robert, cabinetmaker Walker William, cabinetmaker Walker William, of Walker & Overtor Walkham William, tailor Walmsley Thomas, butcher Walton Thomas, tailor Wanty John, bricklayer Webster Charles, agent Wells Jacob, laborer Wells Lewis, laborer White George, shoemaker Wice George, carpenter Willcox James P., watchmaker Wilson & Coldwell, barristers Wilson John W.H., of Wilson & Cold- well, reeve Yeoman rev.J., Wesleyan BRAEMTAR\u2014A small village in the township of East Zorra, county of Oxford.Distant from Woodstock, the county town, and a station of the Great Western railway, 8 miles, from London 37 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100, Anderson Alexander, postmaster, storekeeper and mason Forbes Robert, farmer Graham Miss Margaret ; Kippen John and Duncan.blacksmiths Leslie William, farmer McKay Donald, farmer McKay George, farmer McKay James, farmer McKay John, farmer McKay John S., farmer McKay William, farmer McKay William, laborer Murray Alexander L., J.P.farmer Murray Andrew, agent Ross Andrew, farmer Ross Thomas, tailor Guance Alfred, carpenter Harrick David, laborer Hendley William, butcher Kerton John, laborer Macguire Charles, laborer McCaffrey John, postmaster Mapes James J., cooper Mapes John, tavernkeeper Milloy Joseph, tavernkeeper Moore Hezekiah, carpenter Pattern Charles, carpenter Raymer Abraham, farmer Raymer John, cheese factory Reesor Cephas, farmer Roberts William Smith Edward Stinehoff Peter, laborer Stover John, farmer Sutton Julius, woollen factory Tomlinson Alfred, saw mill Tomlinson Cicero, farmer Tomlinson Sylvester, farmer Bra-Bra DOMINION 220 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE oF * BRAPILEY\u2014A small village in the township of Innistil, county of Simcoe.It is a station of the Northern railway.Montreal .Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Barrie 5 miles, from Toronto 59 miles.Mail daily.Population about 50.Barclay Frank, storekeeper Black James, jun, farmer Black James, sen, farmer, postmaster Bradford John, tavernkeeper Goodfellow Joseph, farmer Gordon James, farmer Gordon John, farmer Hill Richard, station master Lettimer Wilson, farmer McConkey James, farmer McConkey R., farmer McCullough Alexander, farmer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Morris Peter, farmer Neely James, farmer Neely R., farmer Ness W., farmer Patterson William, farmer Peacock George, farmer Rath Henry, farmer Reed R., farmer Roch Henry, farmer Travers George, farmer BRAMPTON\u2014AD incorporated town in the township of Chinguacousy, county of Peel.It 1s the county town, and has a large retail country trade, with a considerable export of flour.It is also an imporrant market for wheat, large quantities being purchased for the supply of the adjacent mills, as well as for export.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here and the Graud Trunk railway a first class station at which all trains stop, Distant from Toronto 21 miles, fare 75¢.; from Hamilton 29 miles, from Guelph 27 miles.Mail duily.l\u2019opulation about 3000.Adams Alfred, moulder Adams Thomas, cooper Adams Thomas, of Tucker & Adams Adams William, moulder Addy William, cooper AGAR THORNHILL A.clerk Division court Aitken Robert, machinist Alexander James, carpenter Alexander Robert, carpenter Allison Robert, laborer Anderson Alexander, millwright Anderson George, carpenter Andrews Joshua, blacksmith Anscombe Charles, trimmer Anthony Brothers, waggon and carriage manufacturers Anthony John, of Anthony Brothers Anthony William, of Anthony Brothers Armour Alexander, carpenter Armstrong George, laborer Armstrong George W., horse desler Armstrong John, assistant postmaster Arneil Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Joseph Arnold rev.Robert, ch of England Ash Thomas, clerk Asher John, laborer Auscombe Charles, trimmer Austin James A, clerk of Surrogate court Bain Henry, agent sewing machines Baird Alexander, cabinetmaker Baird John, clerk at W.E.Baird's BAIRD WILLIAM A., undertaker, dealer in furniture, sewing machines, melodeons, groceries and provisions Baker Trayton, soda water factory Ballantyne George, clerk Ballantyne John, painter Bannister Edw., of Magurn & Bannister Barclay Thomas, waggonmaker * The post office is at Craigvale.Barret Joseph, brewer Batchelor John W., cutter Bates John M., painter Bates Mrs.Sarah, dressmaker Batty Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Willimn Beattie Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Joseph Beattie Robert, laborer BECK SAMUEL, proprietor Revere house Bell James, librarian Mechanics institute Bell John, carriagemaker Beynon John W.barrister Biddlecombe Henry, laborer Blair Thomas, millwright Blakely Mrs.Frances, wid John Boyce James, painter Boyes John, laborer Boyes Mrs.Eliza, dressmaker Boyle Robert, Primitive methodist BRAMPTON TIMES, weekly, annual subscription $1; George Bye, proprietor and printer Bright Andrew, of Bright & Thayer Bright Lewis, gunsmith Bright & Thayer, tinware Broddy Robert, sheriff Broddy William, bailiff Brown Robert, millwright Buchanan Caleb, printer Bull Manlius, clerk Bunting James, clerk Burnett Henry, cabinetmaker Burnett Henry, jun, cabinetmaker Burrows Alfred, laborer Burt William, painter Cain John, saddler Campbell Donald F., registrar Campbell Hugh, laborer Campbell James, potash manufacturer Catchpulle John, tinsmith CHISHOLM K., & CO., dealers indr goods, groceries, provisions, hardware, &c.CHISHOLM KENNETH, of K.Chisholm & Co., postmaster Chivrell Matthew, bricklayer Church Edwin, cooper CLARK JACOB P., attorney Clark Thomas, law student CLARKE JOHN, grocer, wine and spirit merchant Clarke William, tailor Clarridge Jeremiah, carpenter COATES JOHN, veterinary surgeon COLE JOHN W., photographer and dealer in fancy goods Colin John, carpenter Common school, Adam Morton, principal COULTER WILLIAM, dry goods, groceries, provisions, and clothing Coutts rev.David, Presbyterian Cox Mrs.Fanny, wid rev.R.G.Cox William, bootmaker Coyne John, of Cumming & Coyne COYNE JOHN, manufacturer dealer in boots and shoes Craig Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, fancy store CRAIG WILLIAM, photographer Crawford George, agent Canada Vine Growers\u2019 association Crawford James, saddler Crawford Robert, butcher CROOKALL CHARLES, agent Crothers Snmuel, carriage painter Crozier David, tailor CUMMINS & COYNE, barristers CUMMINS J.P., of Cummins & Coyne Dale \u2014, gardener Dale Francis, currier Daniel William, shoemaker Davis Samuel, laborer Davis William, laborer and DAWSON CHARLES, fruits and con-~ fectionery Dawson Joseph, carpenter DeKose Richard, painter DICK ALEX.editor and proprietor of the Peel Banner Dodd Thomas, fancy store Dodds George, saddlor Dodds Joseph, carpenter Dodds Reuben, wall digger Doswell George, teamster Downey Mrs, Mary, wid John Duggan Henry, gnol turnkey Duggan William J.P.Duncan Thomas, tailor Earl Theophilus, clerk Elliott John, cooper Elliott Matthew M, of Ohisholm & Co, Ellis Edward, constable Ellison David, liquor dealer Ellison John, harnessmaker Endicott George, clerk Ewing William, moulder Exchange hotel, Mrs.Anne, Jones, wid Robert, proprietress Fair George, moulder Farewell John James, clerk Ferguson Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William Fewson David, laborer Fewson John, jun., brewer Fewson John, sen., farmer FIFE JOSEPH A.M.D.physician and surgeon Fishbourne John W., tailor Fleet Mrs.Margaret Fleming James, of Morphy & Fleming Fleming Peter, saddler Follis James, cattle dealer Foster William, farmer Foster William, waggonmaker Franks William, laborer Freckleton Joshua, tanner Fry Mrs.Ellen, wid Robert Fuller A.O., millwright Galbraith Robert H., painter Gardiner Thomas J., blacksmith Gardiner William L.Gardner Thomas, cabinetmaker Gear Peter, bootmaker Gilchrist Duncan, saddler Gilroy Daniel Glenn James, road inspector Golding James, baker Goodwin Thomas, laborer Gordon George, clerk Grafton William, blacksmith Graham house, John R.Hannah, proprietor Graham George, county treasurer Graham Johnson, photographer Graham Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Joseph Grabam Thomas, carpenter Graham Thomas, constable Graham Thomas IL, clerk Graham Thomas J., clerk GRAHAM WILLIAM K.dentist Grand Trunk hotel, Robert Hunter, proprietor Grant John, M.D.Gray Joseph, cooper Green George, attorney Green John, bootmaker Greenhill John, blacksmith Greenwood Charles, laborer Grimshaw Thomas B., clerk Grogan Edward, bootmaker Grogan John, hootmaker Guest John, laborer Guest William J, carringe painter Guy Joseph Haggert Alexander, moulder HAGGERT BROTHERS, prize reaping and threshing machine manufacturers \u2018Haggert David B., moulder Se ONTARIO.] DOMINION 221 DIRECTORY.BRAMPTON HAGGERT JAMES, dry goods and groceries Haggert John, of Haggert Brothers Hamilton James, carpenter Hancock Thomas, farmer Hannah John R., proprietor Graham house Heggie David, M.D.Hemphill Adna, carpenter Hemphill Joel; carpenter Henderson James, bookkeeper Herbert Charles, painter Hersey John, blacksmith Hill \u2014, pumpmaker Hill Albert, carpenter Hill Richard, tinsmith Hill William, machinist Hodgson Joseph, jun., tailor Hodgson Joseph, gen., tailor Hodgson Robert H., clerk Hollis Thomas, cutter Holmes John, blacksmith Holmes Mrs.M.R., ladies school HOLWELL FREDERICK, telegraph operator Hosie Andrew, baker Hosie Walter M., deputy sheriff Hubert James, painter \u2018Hughes Stewart, bricklayer Hull Anthony, carpenter Hunt John Hunter James, millwright Hunter Robert, proprietor Grand Trunk hotel Hurst James, cooper Hurst John, cooper HURST WILLIAM, storekeeper James Chartes, machinist Johns Thomas, merchant Johnson William, farmer Johnston William, M.D.Jones George, barber : Jones Mrs.A, wid Robert, proprietress Exchange hotel Kehr Peter, laborer Kidd George, machinist Kidd James, machinist Kidney Robert, carpenter Kilpatrick Benjamin, laborer Kilpatrick John, laborer King Mrs.Elizabeth J., wid Charles Kirkwood William, clerk Knox Arthur, laborer Knox George, switchman G.T.R.Leonard Thomas laborer Levert Joseph, baker Lewis John, blacksmith Lewis Richard H., carriagemaker Lewis Robert, farmer Lillie William, grocer Lindsay William, county clerk Londesboro\u2019 John, puinter Love Thomas, moulder Lowrie Charles, laborer Lundy William F., agent Lynch John, land ngent Macauley Isaiah, carpenter Mack Charles J., bartender Revere house Mackenzie James B., clerk McBride Archibald, clerk McBride Samuel, clerk McCandless James, saddler McClelland William, Loot maker MeCollum Chartes E., clerk ¢Culle John, town clerk McOulla Willinm, architect {cDonald James MeDougall Mrs, Isabella, wid Duncan McFadden rev, William, Wesle ren | McGee Thos., proprietor Mechanics hotel t McGillop Robert, moulder Mellroy Thomas McKec nic Archibald, tailor McKeclmie Hugh, carpenter McKelvey James McKinnon Alexander, bootmaker McLoughlin Claudius McLennan Charles J., storekeeper McMullen John, bootmaker Maguire John, hostler Graham house MAGURN & BANNISTER, druggists and booksellers Magurn John, of Magurn & Bannister Mahaffy William, blacksmith Main James W., manager for K.Chisholm & Co.Malloy Peter W., bootmaker Marshall Samuel, machinist Martin Arthur, laborer Martin Edward, machinist Martin Robert, teamster Mason Jabez, brickmaker Mason Josiah, lumber dealer Manning Henry, clerk Mechanics hotel, Ths.McGee, proprietor MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA, Charles Croukall, agent Meredith Jackson, saddler Miller Edward, machinist Miller William, carpenter Milner Jacob, carpenter Milner John Henry, carpenter Milner Thomas, clerk Milner William, millwright MITCHELL WILLIAM A, watchmaker and jeweller MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Frederick Holwell, agent Moore James, laborer MORPHY & FLEMING, barristers Morphy George, of Morphy & Fleming Morphy H.B., of Morphy Fleming Morphy Thomas, of Morphy & Fleming Morrison Martin.M.D.Morton Adam, principal Common school Morton Thomas, agent Canada Vine- Growers association Mowat John, painter Mullen John T., M.D.Mundy George, moulder Mundy Henry, moulder Murdoch Charles, carpenter Murdoch Charles, shoemaker Murdoch Mrs.Margaret, wid William Murphy John, proprietor Railway hotel Nelson James, saddler Nesbitt Arthur, adjutant 36th Peel battalion Newcomb Christopher, farmer Newhouse William Oakes William, machinist O'Donnell Edward, blacksmith Ormerod William, marblecutter Osborne Henry, butcher Osborne Thomas, butcher Palen William, carpenter Parkham James, bricklayer Patterson Samuel Pattullo Alexander, M.D.Payne Thomas, machinist Peacock Matthew, saddler PEAKER & RUNIANS, hardware merchants Peaker William, of Peaker & Runians PEEL BANNER, weekly, annual subscription $1; Alexander Dick, proprietor and printer Pendleton John, laborer Pendleton Richard, laborer Pendleton William, laborer Perry Jesse, bricklayer Pickard John, carpenter Polfer Francis, laborer Porter John, tailor Portlock William, moulder Powell Robert, painter Power John, laborer Power Thomas, blacksmith Pringle James, clerk Pringle rev.Jas., Canada presbyterian Pulfer Francis, cooper Purcell Patrick, manager for Chisholm & Co.Railway hotel, John Mu Rayson Charles, bootma Rayson Thomas, blacksmith Reddick Andrew, waggonmaker Reid John, cabinetmaker REVERE HOUSE, Samuel Beck, proprietor Reynolds John, station master ROBERTSON JOHN H., barnessmaker Robertson William R., storekeeper Robinson James, grocer Robinson John À., carria Roche John, manager for Rooney John, machinist Rooney Joseph, machinist Runians Edwin, of Peaker & Runians Ryan Jeremiah, laborer Ryan John, pensioner Ryan Mrs.Ellen Savage John, machinist Schooly Henry, carpenter Sciep Louis, moulder SCOTT DAVID L., attorney Scott John, drover Scott judge Alexander F.Scott rev.Jonathan, Wesleyan Scott Robert, laborer Scott William, agent sewing machines Scully Henry, carpenter Sharpe George, painter Sharpe James, laborer Shaw rev.Wm.H., Episcopal methodist Sherrick Thomas D.Shield John, laborer SHIPLEY MARTIN, saddler aud har= nessmaker Smith David, farmer Smith George, butcher Smith James, carpenter Smith Joseph, butcher Smith Mrs.Catherine Smith Thomas, moulder Smith William, bricklayer Spaike Vipond, blacksmith Sparrow William, painter Spellman James A., millwright Spence William, bricklayer Spoule John G., butcher Stevens Style, moulder Stewart John, carpenter Stewart Thomas, tinsmith Stoneham John, cabinetmaker Stoneham Richard, millwright Stork Christopher, druggist Stork Edward, laborer Stuart James, shoemaker Stullings George, clerk Suggitt George, moulder Suggitt John, blacksmith Suggitt Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Leonard\u2019 Taylor Matthew, blacksmith Temple Edwin, shoemaker Thayer Horatio, of Bright & Thayer THISTLE JOHN A.dealerindry goods, boots and shoes, groceries, provisions, and crockery Thompson John F., conductor G.T.R.Tilt James, blacksmith Tilt James, shoemaker Tilt Joseph, shoemaker Todd John Todd Wesley, merchant Totton Mrs.Mary, wid John Trail Gordon, clerk TRAIL JAMES, hardware merchant Trueman John, blacksmith Trueman Mrs.Emeline, wid Richard Tucker & Adams, pump manufacturers Tucker William, of Tucker & Adams hy, proprietor er maker .Coulter BrA\u2014-BRA DOMINION 222 DIRECTORY.[PrOVINGE oF TYE GEORGE, editor and proprictor of the Brampton Times Tye Luther, clerk Times office Vodden Thomas, machinist Walker Mrs.Ellen, wid George Walsh Edward J., proprietor Farmers\u2019 home Ward George, laborer Wacren John, cabinetmaker Warr-u William, laborer Watkins Ths, night watchman G.T.R.Wat: Andrew, machinist Webster Thomas, bookkceper Wells James, tailor West Charles, grocer White Michael, laborer Whitehead Thomas Whitehead William, millwright Wigley Andrew H., farmer Williams Matthew, drover Williams Thomas, moulder Williamson William, cattle dealer Wilson Peter, laborer Wilson Thomas, marblecutter Wilson William, clerk WOOD JOHN E., barber and practical hairdresser \u2018Woods Philander L., bookseller Wright George, grocer Wright William, blacksmith BRANCHTON\u2014A small village in the townsinp of North Dumfries, county of Waterloo.There is here a station of the Guelph and Fergus branch of the Great Western railway.Distant from Galt, 6 miles, fare 20c.; from Hamilton, 95 miles, {are 8c.; from Toronto, 62 miles fare 82.05.Mail daily.Population about 50 Almond A., blacksmith Biggs Mrs., wid John Birch \u2014, sectionman G.W.R.Boltenheimer S., collector Branchton hotel, A.Jenkins, proprietor Brown Augustus, shoemaker Buchanan T., farmer Callaghan Timothy, laborer Cotter Dennis, laborer Crawford Mrs., wid William Crozier Adam, laborer Crozier James, butcher Cullum \u2014, farmer Cumming & Cornell, woollen factory Cumming D.W.postmaster, storekeeper Cumming John, carpenter Curran Patrick, laborer Duplan Charles, stationmaster G.W.R.Graham Thomas, blacksmith Hardy Mrs., wid William Harmon John, mason Harper John, laborer Heerner P., laborer Hunter Archibald, blacksmith Hunter James, blacksmith Jenkins Andrew, proprietor Brunchton hotel McDonnell John, blacksmith McIntosh Angus, teacher Melntosh Mrs.Mary, wid David McKenzie John, laborer McLellan Paul, laborer McLesch Robert, teacher Mericle \u2014, pumpmaker Middleton William Mitchell \u2014, laborer Morgan James, waggonmaker Mulholland George, laborer Oliver Thomas, tailor Rosburgh William, millowner, produce merchant Rymol David Rymol Jacob, laborer Sayers John, pedlar Smith Thomas, laborer Timanus George, shingle maker Turnbull Thomas, farmer Vancourt J., laborer Washburn Luther, engineer Wright Joseph, shoemaker BRANDY CRERK\u2014A villagein the township of Windham, county of Norfolk.Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 12 miles, from Brantford, a station of the Bullalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway,22 miles, fare $1.60.Mail daily.l\u2019opulation about 100.Alexander James, farmer Burk Daniel, J.P., farmer Burnham Aug., farmer and shingle mill Burnbam Daniel, farmer Crombie Ewing R., postmaster, tailor Dixon John, farmer Edgeworth Edward, farmer Gillet Albert, farmer Glover Darius, carpenter Glover Isaiah, farmer Henderson John, saw mill Hughes James, farmer Mudge Joseph, farmer Silverthorn Levis, storekeeper Stetler Wesley, farmer - Stockton John, farmer Tallman Peter, farmer Trembly Joseph, farmer Trimbly Mathias, farmer Wintermute James, blacksmith BRANTFORD\u2014Anineorporated town in the township of Brantford, county of Braut, admirably situated on a high ridge skirting the north bank of Grand river.It is the chief town of the county and derives its name from Brant, the celebrated Indian chief.In 1830 the Indians surrendered the town plot to the Government, and since then it has rapidly increased in population and prosperity.It is the most important station on the Buffalo and Goderich section of the Grand Trunk railway, and is celebrated for its flour, grain, steam engines, stoneware, lumber, stoves, agricultural implements, &c.,&c.Few places possess better public buildings.The court house, registry, and county offices, are neat stone buildings, erected at a cost of $40,000, The market is a substantial and solid edifice.The churches, ten in number, are unequalled for beauty of design and neatness of finish.There is a Widows\u2019 home, and a Girls\u2019 Orphan home,\u2014the former kept up by the charitably disposed, and managed by the Ladies Ald socicty, and the latter, (which was erected by Mr.I.Cockshutt at a cost of $4,000), by Mr.Thomas 8.Shenaton, the registrar of the county.There are now thirty-four orphan girls in this institution taught and eupported by the liberality of this gentleman.The manufacturing establishments are numerous and extensive.In the Brautford engine works about 125 men are employed in the manufacturing of engines and mill machinery.The Victoria foundry employs over 100 men.The stoves, farming implements, &c., turned out of this establishment are in great favor in Ontario.At the Grank Trunk repuiring shop and car works over 200 men find constant employment.Brantford is well lighted With gas, and will soon linve good water supply, water works being now in course of construction.It enjoys direct communication with Lake Ontario and with New York city by railways or canals, Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Paris, the junction of the Grand Trunk and Great Western railways, 7 miles, from Hamilton 25 miles, from Niagara Suspension Bridge 60 miles, from Stratford 40 miles, from Toronto 75 miles, from Buffalo 75 miles, from Montreal 487 miles.Stages run daily to Simcoo, 25 miles, fare $1; to Waterford, 17 miles, fare 7he.; and to Burford, Norwichville, Scotland, and Oakland, Mail daily.Population about 9000, Ablht Frederick, tailor Achason James, carpenter Achegon Alexander, curptnt:r, Darling st Adams & Brophey, boots and shoes, Colborne st Adams Francis I\u2019., of Adams &Brophey, Colborne st Adams Thomas, laborer, Pearl at Adams Wisner & Co.,grain drill fuctory Colborne st Aiken William, blacksmith, Albion st Aikman Joseph, enrpenter, Albion st Aird Adam, hostler, Dalhousie st Aird George H., engineer, Dalhousie st Aird John, hostler, Dalhousie st Aldred James, tailor, r Duke st Alexander rev.John, Baptist, Dalhousie st Alger major Wm.N., J.P, Chatlotle st Alger Robert, Charlotte st Allan Alexander, carpenter, Chatham st Allan Mrs.Mary, wid John, Darling st Allan Peter C., bookseller, Colborne st, h Market st Allen Alexander, George st ALLEN HENRY C., M.D, general manager in Canada for Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance Co.of Albany, Darling brakeman G.T.R,, st Allen John, brakeman G.T.R., George st Allen Wm., carpenter G.T.R., Duke st Allingham Hugh, cooper, bds Victo- riast Almas John, laborer, East cove AMERICAN HOTEL, P.B.Hatch, proprietor, Dulhousie st American Merchants Union Express Co., J.Hale, agent, Market st Anderson Alexander, carpenter G.T.R, Dalhousie st Anderson David S., brakeman G.T.R, Grey st Andrews Henry, Indian office, Albion st Armitage Joshua, butcher, Colborne st Armitage William, butcher, Market st, h Colborne st Armstrong Adam, carpenter Armstrong Robert, wood worker, bds Dalhousie st Armstrong William, carpenter, Wal- uut st Armstrong William, laborer, Winniett st Ash William 1, distiller, Darling st Ashton Joseph, carter, Colborne st Asselin 1I., carpenter Atkinson John, carpenter, Balfour st ATLANTIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., H.C.Allen, M.D., genc- ral manager, Market st Austin Alex.H., grocer, Colborne st Austin Charles, ruil springmaker G.T.R., Charlotte st Austin Jeremiah, carpenter G.T.R, Waterloo st Babcock L.S., Inborer, Onk st Babcock Ludwig, hostler, bds King st Bacon Willinm I1., surgeon, Colborne st Baglin Joseph, grocer, Colborne st, h ing st Bainbridge James, tailor, bds Duke st Baker Ambrose, carpenter, Murray st Baker Ichobe, clerk, Wellington st Baker Thomas ÎT., veterinary surgeon, George st Ball Alfred, blacksmith, Wellington st, h Church st Ball & Garland, lumber merchants Ball Jns., of Bull & Garland, Alfred st Ballantine Miss Aunie, teacher, Dal- housic st Ballantine Miss Mary, school teacher, Dalhousie st Ballantine William, shoemaker, Dalhou- sie st ONTARIO.) mford \u2014, laborer, West st ; BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, A.Robertson, manager, Darling st BANK OF MONTREAL, S.Read, manager, Market st ; ¢ anslaugl Thomas, pedlar, Colborne 8 en Geo, constable G.T.R,, Pearl st Barber John, plumber, &c, Palace st Barche Angust, mason, Balfour st ; Bardon rev, Peter M., R.catholic, Pearl st : .Barker John, carpenter, r Albion st Barker William, clerk, Queen 8t Barnes William, luborer, Sydenham st Barnett John, laborer, Oxford st Barnett Simon, laborer, Oxford st Barnfather David, tailor, King 8t Barnfuther David, jun, King st Barnum David W farmer, Dumfries st Barrett Jumes, laborer, Balfour st Barrie James, laborer Barrow Josoph, laborer, Bast cove Barwell George S., carpenter, Wellington st Bastedo Mrs.J.G., Dumfries st Batchelor William, tailor, Albion st Bates Joseph, grocer and watchmaker, Darling st .Bates Richard, of Hocking & Bates, Northumberland st Batson Amos U., patentee, Queen st Batson George, clerk, Queen st Batson (icorge, saddler, Dalhousie st Batson Hugh, hotelkeeper, Dalhousie st Batson Miss Klizabeth, school teacher Batters William, tinsmith, Marlborough st Battye Jolin, of T.Battye & Co., North- umberland st Battye Thomas, of T.Battye & Co, Northumberland st Battye Thomas, & Co, Colborne st Bawtinhimer John, farmer, Palace st Bax Alfred, engine driver G.T.R., Crown st Baxter James, of James & William Baxter, Queen st Baxter James & William, livery stable, Queen st Baxter William, of James & William, Baxter, Queen st Beard Adam, laborer, Victoria st Beckerleg Mrs.Margaret, wid John, Nelson st \u2019 Beech Mrs.Elizabeth A.Wellington st Beemer Lemon J, agent sewing machines, Market st Beer Jol, shoemaker, Canning st Belding Win.W, of Welding & Belding, Sheridan st \u2019 Bell Alexander, boilermaker Bell William, tailor, Colborne st Bellamy William, saddler, West st Bellliouse Charles E., grocer, Oxford st ellhouse James, builder, Oxford st Beneliff James M, laborer, Nelson st Bonett John C., bookkecper,Colborne st Benness William, carpenter, East Park Bennett Adolphus B., tanner, Charlotte J.dry goods, , wid George, Berhorst Willium Pleasant Berkerley John, finisher, Nelson st BIGGAR CHARLES township treas - Jomunerciul Hlott Alexander, moulder, Dumfries st pillett Theodore, moulder, Damfries st Bingham hotel, Job Bing han, proprictor Colborne sImghan, proprictor, y lailur, Mount R,, county and urer, Court house, bids DOMINION | { BRANT EXPOSITOR, weekly, annual 223 Bingham Job, proprictor Bingham hotel, Colborne st Bird Adam, laborer Bishop John, of Furr & Bishop, Charlotte st Bishop Robert, clerk, Nelson st Bishop Thomas, Larnessmaker, Wellington st Blabrough Joseph, laborer, Colborne st Black Geo.C., cattle dealer, Market st Black James, laborer, Brant st Blackadder Drummond, clerk, bds Darling st Blackwell James Blackwell Miss $ Darling st Blaney Robert, laborer, Richardson st Blaycock Joseph, carpenter and innkeeper, West st Blythe Thomas, cooper, Albion st Boglen Joseph, storekeeper, Colborne st Bond Arthur, laborer, Balfour st Bond Francis, waiter Bongee Henry, pumpmaker, Pearl st Botham Thomas, & Co., groceries, wines and liquors, Colborne st Botham Thomas, of T.Botham & Co, Charlotte st ! Botham Thomas, of T.Botham & Co.Nelson st Boughton Levi, bricklayer Boughton Levi, mason, bds Dalhousie st Bould Wm.saloonkeepe Bourke Dennis, laborer, Mill st Bowers George, Colborne st Bowers rev.Wm., Wesleyan Chatham st shoemaker, Darling st arah, school teacher, Bowes Joseph, printer, Pearl st Bowlby John W., barrister, &e.Dal- housie st Bown Edwin T., M.D., George st Bown Enoch, engine driver G.T.R.Waterloo st Bown John Young, M.D.Bown Joseph, engine driver G.T.R, Hall's av | Bown R.R., J.P., George st Ë Boyd John, carpenter, Colborne st i Boyd Joseph, carpenter, Colborne st Boyle Patrick.teacher, Marlborough s Bradburn James, carpenter G.T.R., Albion st ; Bradley Abraham, livery stable, Mar-! ket st, h West st | Bradshaw Seth W,, agent.Colborne st | Bragg Walter, laborer, Arthur st BRANT HOTEL, G.Fleming.propri- ctor, a first class house and well kept, cor King and Dalhousie sts Brant Lodge No 45, A.F.& A.M.H.MeK.Wilson, worshiptul master.W.C.Trimble, secretary, Colborne st BRANTFORD COURIER, weckly, annual subscription 82; captain Henry Lemmon, proprietor and printer, Queen st BRANTFORD ENGINE WORKS, C.H.Waterous & Co., proprietors, Dal- housie st.See Adr subscription $1.50 : Stewart & Mathi- son, editors, proprietors and printers, Dalhousie.\u2019 Brantford Gas works, Johu Mann, superintendent, Water st Brasier Henry, boilermaker, bds Chat- haw st Bremner Alex, millwright, Adelaide st Brendon Frederick, chemist and druggist, Colborne st, h Charlotte st Bresuahan Mes.Ann, wid B, Sheridan st BRETHOUR H.W.,, & CO., dry goods, millinery and clothing, Dumfries st BRETHOUR HENRY W, of H, W.Brethour & Co.Dumtries st DIRECTORY.r, Colborne stip BRANTFORD.Brethour John, salesman, Dumfries st Brinkmann Conrad, grinder, Dalhousie st Britannia foundry, B.G.Tisdale, proprietor, Dalhousie st Britton William, school teacher Broadbent Benj., carpenter, Charlotte at Broadbent Nathan, carpenter, Sheridan st Brockington Edmund.hotelkeeper, Dal- housie st Brogden James.Lrewer Bromwich John, carpenter Waterloo st Bromwich Frederick, fitter, Palace st Brooke Daniel, of Brooke & Wilkes, Albion st Brooke John, wine merchant, Pearl st Brooke Thos., storekeeper, Colborne st BROOKE & WILKES, barristers, attorneys at law, solicitors in chancery.&c., Colborne st Brouks Frederick, plasterer, bds Victoria st Brophey Edward, of Adams & Brophey, Colborne st Broughton Edward P., station agent, West st Broughton Thomas, builder, Chatham st Brown A.H., tanner, Darling st Brown Charles, laborer, Grey Brown Cook, dealer in leather, hides, &c., Colborne st, h Terrace st rown Henry, blacksmith, bds Dal- housie st Brown John, laborer, Canning st Brown John, laborer, George st Brown John, slate roofer, Sheridan st Brown Michael, clerk, Darling st Brown Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, innkeeper Prince of Wales hotel, Queen st Brown Mrs.Jane, wid William, Dal- housie st Brown Mrs.Marian, wid Michael, Darling st Brown Mrs.Mary, wid Charles, Dum- fries st Brown Nelson, porter, Colborne st Brownsay Herbert, laborer, Sheridan st Bryan Edward.millwright, Dalhousie st Bryce Robert, clerk, bds Dumfries st Buchanan Charles K., clerk, William st Buchanan Mrs.Mary, wid J.K., private school, William st Buchanan Robert, carpenter, Alfred st Buchanan Samuel.farmer, Nelson st Buchanan William, barber, Wellington st Buck Peter, laborer, West st BUCK WILLIAM, proprietor Victoria foundry, munufacturer of stoves and agricultural implements, West st, h Buffalo st Budd Archibald, laborer Budd Charles, laborer, bds Colborne st Bulley Robert, tailor, Queen st Bulmer John, timekeeper G.T.R, George st Bunnell Enos, produce dealer, Colborne st, h Darling st Burge Henry, pedlar Burgess Thomas, laborer Burggy Mrs.Minnie, wid Adam, Wellington st Burnley Samuel, finisher, Marlborough st Burnley Thos., carpenter, Marlborough st Burns Dennis, potter, bds Market st Burns Thomas, harnessmaker, Wellington st Burrell William, laborer, Wellington st Gurtch Newton, salesman.Colborne st Burwell Miss Lucy, school teacher Butler Augustus, laborer, Pearl st Butler Risson, laborer, Nelson st Butterworth James, machinist.Brant st G.TR, BRANTFORD.DOMINICN 224 DIRECTORY.[Provixog oF Caffrey O., laborer, Alfred st Cahill James, teamster, Balfour st Cain John, laborer, Colborne st Cain Mrs.Eliza, wid William, Col- borne st,h William st Cain Thomas, carpenter, Wellington st Calbeck James, carpenter, Brant st Calder William, grain merchant, Col- borne st Caldwell John, tailor, King st Call Michael, brakeman G.T.R., Albion st Call Patrick, laborer, Albion st Callaghan Daniel, Adelaide st Callahan Daniel, shoemaker, Darling st Callis Edward, tinsmith, Albion st Callis John, carpenter, Albion st Callis Thomas, carpenter, Albion st Callis Thomas, jun., clerk, Albion st CAMERON EWEN, agent Montreal Telegraph Co., Alfred st Cameron James, mason, Walnut st CAMERON Joh, of Cameron & Wilson,clerk of penc:, master in chancery, &c., office Court house, h George st CAMERON & WILSON, barristers and solicitors to the county of Brant, Court house, Wellington st Campbell Edward, innkeeper Campbell James, telegraph operator, Marlborough st Campbell Mrs.Mary Campbell Patrick, laborer, High st Campbell William, teamster, Baifour st Campbell William J., potter, Darling st Cantillon William D., grocer and wholesale liquor merchant, Market st, h Pearl st Carey Louis B., shoemaker, Sheridan st Carey Mrs.Eliza, George st Casey Peter, laborer, Mill st Carnegie John, accountant, William st Carter Charles, laborer Cattell Henry C., confectioner, Col- borne st Catton Mrs.Mary, wid Richard, West st Cawley Henry E., watch repairer, Dal- housie st Chalcraft Edwin, clerk, Albion st Chamberlain William, machinist, bds Colborne st Champion Charles, bookkeeper, Wel- ington st Champion Mrs.Charlotte, Wellington st Chandler John, butcher, Alfred st Chant Noah, tanner, Spring st Chant Walter A.L., tanner, Mill st Chapin Miss Sarah, matron Widows\u2019 home, William st Chapman John, G.TR., Pearl st Charles Rewell, salesman, Murray st Chase Ira, hostler, bds King st Chase Ira, laborer, West st Chase W.B., laborer, West st Chisnell Charles, laborer, Walnut st Christie James, carpenter, bds Oxford st Christie John Boyd, M.D.Clark Charles, blacksmith, Dalhousie st Clark George, shoemaker, Nelson st Clark Thomas, machinist, High st Clary James, laborer, Alfred st Clary Thomas, laborer, Nelson st CLEGHORN À.& J., & CO., general hardware, Colborne st Cleghorn Allan, of A.& J.Cleghorn & Co., Wiiliam st Cleghorn James, of A.& J.Cleghorn & Co., William st Cleland William, dry goods, Colborne st, h Darling st Clement Alexander D., Market st Clement Charles H., deputy postmaster, Market st carpenter postmaster, Clement Joseph D., farmer, Market st Clench Ralph, innkeeper and lime- burner, Oxford st Cleugh George, carriage trimmer, Darling st Clifford Daniel, Col- borne st Clifford Gowan, wood inspector G.T.R., Hall st Clifford James P., bricklayer Cloghessy John, laborer, Mill st Cloghessy Martin, painter, Mill st Coady Miss Harriet, school teacher, Market st Cochrane rev.William, Presbyterian, Albion st Cochrane William, carpenter, borough st Cocker Jonathan, tailor, Mount Pleasant Cocker Joseph, tailor, Oxford st Cocker Joseph H., carpenter COCKSHUTT IGNATIUS, merchant, Colborne st Colclough Malcolm, train despatcher, Chatham st, h Palace st Cole Southworth, fanning mills Cole William, laborer, Canning st Coles Isaac, laborer, Nelson st Collins James, brakeman G.T.R, George st Collins John, laborer, Alfred st Collins John, laborer, Grey st Collins Thomas, laborer, Albion st Collins William, laborer, Dumfries st Colter John, pedlar, West st Colter Mrs.Eliza, wid Courtney, storekeeper, Colborne st Comerford John, J.P., grocer, Colborne st, h Palace st COMMERCIAL HOTEL, J.C.Palmer roprietor, Stage house.A good Pouse and well kept, Dalhousie st Connell Thomas, laborer, Dumfries st Connors James, laborer, Wellington st Convery Daniel, laborer, Dalhousie st Cook Arthur P., blacksmith, Grey st Cook Daniel, carpenter, bds Albion st Cook Thomas, grain buyer, Dumfries st Cook William, clerk, King st Cook William, laborer, Annst Cook William B., bar tender Commercial hotel, Dalhousie st Coonan John, mason, Town line Cooper Henry, laborer, Sheridan st Cooper Samuel, blacksmith, Marlborough st Copeland Robert, grocer, Colborne st Corigan Francis, saloonkeeper, Col- borne st Cornish John, bricklayer, Victoria st Cornish Wm.R., bricklayer, Victoria st Corrigan Johnston, laborer, Dalhousie enbinetmaker, Marl- general st Corson William C., M.D., of S.Tapscot & Co., Market st Costello Daniel, Charlotte st Cottle Charles, tanner, bds Oxford st Coutts Peter, hogtler, Alfred st Cowan John, commercial traveller, Halls av Cowherd Christopher, of T.Cowherd & Sons, Colborne st Cowherd James, of T.Cowherd & Sons, Colborne 8t Cowherd T., & Sons, linsmiths, Col- borne st Cowherd Thomas.jun, tinemith, Col- borne st Cowherd Thomas, sen., of T.Cowherd & Sons, Colborne st Cowherd William, machinist, Oneida st Cowthard Mrs.Mary Ann, wid John Cox Alfred, watchmaker, Colborne st Cox Francis T., grocer, West st Cox Mrs.Mary Ann, wid William J o Duthousie st ?ox Wm.H., druggist, Marlborou Coy Thomas, laborér, urham st ght Coyle Willinm, lnborer, West st Craig James, Marlborough st Craig Mrs.Fanny, wid Jos, William st Craig Samuel, Marlborough st Craig William, laborer, Wellington st Cran Robert, conductor G.T.R., Charlotte st Crandell Stephen P., harnessmuker, Canning st \u2019 Crandon Charles H., carpenter, Col- borne st Crandon Consider 1, carpenter, Col- borne st Cranom Henry, laborer, Creighton John, machinist, Richmond st Crew Isaac, laborer, George st Creyk James, watchmaker, Colborne st, h Dumfries st Cron Archibald, machinist Cronk John, laborer, Pearl st Crooks Adam A., baker, Victoria st Crooks Heury P.S., shoemaker, Col borne st Culbert William, laborer Culkin Patrick, laborer, Darling st Cummings Edward, laborer, Winniettst Cummings James, cabinetmaker, Win- niett st Cunningham John, laborer, borpugh st Currie Alexander, laborer, George st Curry Mrs.Margaret, wid Robert, George st CURTIS DAVID, collector of customs, Market st, h Charlotte st Cuteliffe John C., Dalhousie st Cuthbertson Thomas, carpenter, bds Queen st Daglish Joseph, machinist G.T.R, Palace st Dalgleish Robt., carpenter, bds Queen st Daley John, laborer, Dumfries st Daley Mrs.Mary, wid James, Marlborough st Dalrymple J.C., attorney, Colborne st, h Charlotte st Dalrymple John, cabinetmaker, Col- borne st Dalrymple William, Colborne st Dalton John, laborer, Pearl st Dalton William, constable, Pearl st Daniels Jacob, harnessmaker, Marl borough st Davidson David, tinsmith, bds Col borne st Davies Henderson A., clerk, Simcoe st Davis David, plough finisher, Queen st Davis Edwin, laborer, Durham st Davis Ewen, tailor, Queen st Davis Humphrey, farmer, bds Commercial 8b Davis Jom C., customs officer, Char lotte st Davis Thomas, cigar maker, Darling st Davis William, cigar maker, Queen st Dawes John W., turner GIR, r Duke st Dawson William, tailor, Chatham st Day Mrs, Harriet, wid Benjamin, Canning st Dealtry Frederick, butcher, Colborne st Dealiry William, innkeeper und butcher, Colborne st Dean William, lump lighter Delantey Timothy, laborer, Dumfries st Dell Willinm, proprietor Grand Trunk hotel, West st Dennis Irvine, laborer, Spring st Marl- cabinetmaker, ONTARIO.) hurst Jas., engine driver, Spring st Digby James W., M.D., C.M., Welling- n st ; Dimmock Charles, shoemaker, Welling- st Dodd James, tanner, bds Colborne st Docringer Christian, butcher and saloon, Market st Dolan James, well digger, Nelson st Donaldson Allan, curpenter, Darling st Donohue Daniel, blackemith, Pearl st Donovan John, faborer, Winniett st Donovan Michael, lahorer, Pearl st Donovan Michael, laborer, Winniett st Doonan Francis, hostler, Dalhousie st Doonan Francis, pensioner Doric lodge No 121, A.F.& A.M, John Spencer, worshipful master; J.P.Excell, secretary, Colborne st Dorsey Benjamin F., painter, Nelson st Dougherty John, laborer, Spring st Dougherty Michael, laborer, Spring st Dougherty Patrick, laborer, Spring st Dougherty Patrick, jun.moulder, Spring st Douglas Alexander, tanner, Queen st Dowling David, laborer, Colborne st Dowling Thomas, carpenter, r Duke st Downs Edward, painter, Sheridan st Downs John Whitney, JP.Drake Daniel, laborer, Dalhousie st Draper Charles, luborer, Waterloo st Drumbo flour mill, G.Wallace, proprietor Drummond William, baker, Colborne st Drysdale Joh, finisher G.T.R., George st Duffin Samuel, coal and plaster dealer, Oxford st Duffy John, laborer, Nelson st Duke Charles W.shoemaker, Rich- \u2018mond st Dunbar Robert, mason, bds Colborne st Duncan Charles, dry goods, &c., Col- borne st, h West st Duncan Cornelius, tailor, Murray st Duncan John, mason, Victoria st Duncan Miss Henrietta, dressmaker, Colborne st Duncan Robert, clerk, Chatham st Dunham George, carpenter, Marlborough st Dunham Joseph, hairdresser, Market st Dunn Bryan, laborer, Palmerston av Dunn Patrick, waggonmaker, Oxford st Dunne John, constable, Wellington st Duplante Allan, moulder, bds Gucen st Durken Michael, turner, William st Durkin Mrs.Mary, wid Dormick, Col- borne st Dymond Nicholas, bricklayer, William s Dynes John, clerk, Queen st Dynes Valentine, pedlar, Grey st Budy Mrs, Catherine, wid Caleb, Balfour 8 Eaton Thomas, butcher, Market st Ecklin Walter, saddler, Dalhousie st Edgar John, crockery, Colborne st, h Dumfries st Edmondson Thomas, Marlborough st Edwards John, laborer, Brock st Edwards Thomas, fitter, Wellington st EDY JAMES N, photographie rooms, Colborne st Edy Mrs.Mary Amn, wid Daniel, Col- borne st Elleby John, laborer, Palmerston av Elliott Andrew, mason, Walnut st Butiots Frederick R., carpenter, William 8 Elliott George, tinsmith, Walnut st Elliott James, cabinetmaker, bds Col- borne st DOMINION 225 DIRECTORY.Elliott James W., cabinetmaker, William st Eliott John, blacksmith, Walnut st Elliott John, cabinetmaker, bds Col- borne st Elliott John, cabinetmaker, William st Elliott John, J.P., contractor, Wilson st Elliott Joseph, cooper, Walnut st Ellis Francis, druggist, Colborne st, h Dumfries st Ellis Mrs.Catherine, wid Alexander, Darling st Ely John, engineer G.T.R., Sheridan st Evans Frederick W., laborer, Charlotte st Evans John E., laborer, bds Colborne st Evans John E., patent medicines Evans Richard, saddler, bds Market st Evans Thomas, laborer, bda Oxford st Ewing James, messenger Excell James P., umbrella maker,saloon proprietor, Colborne st Fair Alexander, grocer, Colborne st Fair James, laborer, East Park Fair John laborer, Colborne st Fair Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas, Brock st Fair Robert, limeburner, Colborne st Fair Thomas, clerk, Colborne st Fair Thomas, teamster, East cove Falles John, limeburner, Mount Pleasant Farley Mrs.Mary, wid Bernard, Chatham st Farmers hotel, W.Plumer, proprietor, Dalhousie st FARR & BISHOP, hardware, Col- borne st Farr Joseph, of Farr & Bishop, Darling t 8 Farrell Charles, innkeeper, Oxford st Fawkes George H., watchmaker, Col- borne st Fax George, tailor, High st Fax George E., tailor, High st Feely John C., cabinetmaker, Dalhousie st Feeney James, clerk, Palace st Fennessy Michael, storekeeper Fenton James, train despatcher, Syden- ham st Ferguson James, baker, Market st Ferguson Mrs.Mary, wid Alexander, Queen st Ferguson Thomas, laborer, Walnut st Festner John, hatter and furrier Festner John, saloonkeeper Fewer Richard, blacksmith, Wentworth st Fiddler James, fireman G.T.R., Grey st Filkins Edmund, wood worker,Sheridan st Fingiano Miss Elswina, music teacher, George st Finleyson William, shoemaker, Marlborough st Finnigan Peter, laborer, Marlborough st Fisher Charles, bricklayer, Peel st Fisher Edward, bricklayer, Canning st Fisher John, mason Fisher Thomas, baker, bds Queen st FITCH BENJAMIN F., M.A, barrister, attorney at law, conveyancer, solicitor in chancery, &c.,office Colborne st, h William st Fitzgerald George, laborer, Pearl st Fitzmorris M., potter, Wellington st Fitzpatrick Thomas, laborer G.T.R, Pearl st Fitzsimmons John, carpenter, Pearl st Tlatt Jol, carpenter, Duke st Flatt Mrs, Helen, wid William, Duke st Tlatt Peter, clerk, William st Fleming Thomas, laborer, William st Fleming William, blacksmith, King st 18 BRANTFORD, FLEMING GEORGE, proprietor Brant hotel and livery stable attached ; stages daily to places as above, King st Fletcher George, painter, Oxford st Fletcher Mrs.Harriet, wid William, Oxford st Fletcher William, painter, Oxford st Fletcher William H., tinsmith, Oxford st Florance William, fruit store, Market st Florence William, painter G.T.R., Waterloo st Foley Daniel, laborer, Murray st Foley James, laborer, Brock st Foley Mrs.Bridget Forbes George S, cooper, Walnut st FORDE JACKSON, dealer in groceries, liquors and provisions, Market st, h Queen st Forde Mrs.Eliza, wid Richard, Charlotte st Forde Robert J., grocer, Market st, h Charlotte st Forde William H., clerk, Charlotte st Foreman Isaac, dairyman, Northumber- land st Forsyth John B., machinist, Wellington t 8 Forsyth William, Pearl st Fossett John, carpenter, Chatham st Foster Francis, Albion st FOSTER GEORGE, grocer and provision merchant, Colborne st, h Pearl st Foster Miss Mary, school teacher,Prince st Foster Mrs.Jane, wid Charles.Prince st Foster William, clerk, East cuve Foulds William, car inspector G.T.R, Oneida st Fountain saloon, F.Walsh, proprietor, Market st Fowler Walter, planing mill, Dalhousie st, h Colborne st Frank Michael, tailor, Balfour st Fraser John, laborer Fraser William, laborer, Balfour st Fray James W_| clerk, Balfour st Freeman Elijah, insurance agent, Col- borne st, h Darling st Fullarton James, engineer, Albion st Fuller John, moulder, Queen st Furniss David, laborer, Simcoe st Furniss John, laborer, Balfour st Fyfe William B., clerk, Northumberland t s Gaghan James, laborer, Albion st Galbraith John, Colborne st Galbraith Roderick, laborer, Sheridan st Gale Mrs.Maria, wid William, Darling st Gardham John, G.T.R., Queen st Gardham Joseph, machinist, Nelson st Gardner Alexander, shoemaker.Hill st Gardner Henry, cigar maker, Hill st Garduer Henry, saddler, bds Market st GARDNER JAMES, of Gardner & McKay, Darling st Gardner J ames, shoemaker, Sheridan st Gardner Marshall, Sheridan st GARDNER & McKAY, saddlers and harnessmakers, Colborne st Gardner Willian, dentist, Hill st Garland Nicholas, of Ball & Garland Gauld Mrs.Jane, Murray st Gavin John, shoemaker, Dalhousie st George Edward, fireman G.T.R., Market st George Mrs.Mary, wid William, Sheridan st Gerald William, clerk, Marlborough st Gibson James, clerk, Dalhousie st Gibson Mrs.Ann, wid Samuel, Waterloo st BRANTFORD.DOMINION 226 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE op Gibson Mrs.Janet, wid Alexander, weaver, East cove Gibson William, machinist, Dalhousie st Gibson Wm, shoemaker, Dalhousie st Gilbert Benjamin, fancy store and hairdresser, Colborne st Giddons Samuel, miller, Arthur st (files Mrs.Jennet, storekeeper, West st Giles William, carpenter, Sydenham st Gilkison Archibald, barrister GILKISON JASPER T.superintendent of Indian affairs, Darling st Gillespie Robert, brickmaker, bds Col- borne st Gillespie Thomas, clerk, Wellington st Gillespie William, ginger beer maker, bds West st Gillin Miss Catherine, school teacher, Wellington st Gillin Mrs.Mary,wid Robert, Wellington t s Gillingham Samuel, fitter G.T.R, Palace st Gilmartin James, carpenter, William st Gilmartin Jobn, laborer, Kerby st Girls Orphan home, Miss Shenston, matron, Sheridan st Givvins Peter, laborer G.T.R., Albion st Glass Joseph, moulder, George st Glassco George, of Glassco & Son, Queen st Glassco Ezra, clerk, Queen st Glassco John, clerk, Queen st Glassco Joseph, of Reed & Glassco, Queen st Glassco & Son, Latters, furriers, &c., Colborne st Glassco Thomas, J.P., of Glassco & Son, tax collector, Queen st Gleadow Charles, teamster, Clarence st Gleeson James, laborer, Albion st Glover Mrs.Sarah, wid Samuel, Wellington st Glover Thomas, laborer, Wellington st Golden John, laborer, Alfred st Goldsmith William, boilermaker, Chat- hamst Goodson Mrs.John H., William st Goold E.L., clerk, Wellington st Goold Franklin P., insurance agent, Market st, h Wellington st Gordon Mrs.Jessie, wid:Alex., Peel st Gorman James, shoemaker, Wellington st Gorman Robert, shoemaker, Colborne st Gorman Thos., shoemaker, Colborne st Gould Charles, porter, Colborne st Gould Edward S., innkeeper, Oxford st Goulding Thos.A., carpenter, Alfred st Goury Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, Chatham st Gowland John, laborer, Oxford st Grady John, laborer, Wellington st Grady Patrick, laborer, Town line Graham James, plasterer Graham John, carpenter, Dalliousie st Graham Joseph, carpenter, Dalhousie st Graham Mrs, Ann, wid James, Marlborough st Grand Trunk hotel, W.Dell, proprietor, West st GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY STATION, West Cedar, top of Market st Grant Mrs.Mary, wid Michael, Town line Grant Patrick, laborer, Bedford st Grant William, dealer in dry goods, Col- borne st Gray George, laborer, Oxford st Gray Joseph, laborer, Dalhousie st Gray Robert, grocer, Oxford st Gray William, teamster, Oxford st Green Charles, clerk, Canning st Green William, machinist, Canning st Greenlow Robert, carpenter G.T.R., Waterloo st Greenyer Steplien, hostler, Dalhousie st Greer Mrs.Sarah, wid Archibald, Dun- fries st Gregor Robert, carriagemaker, Col- borne st Grenney Francis, clerk, Duke st Grierson George, baker, Market st Grierson James, baker, Nelson st Griffin Egerton, M.D., Church st Griffin Franklin M, of McKenzie & Griffin, bds Darling st Griffin John, carpenter, Chatham st Griffin John, laborer, Peel st Griffith rev, Thomas, Primitive methodist, Market st Griffiths Henry, shoemaker, King st Griffiths John, bricklayer, bds Queen st Griffiths Jas., watchmaker, Colborne st Griffiths Richard, blacksmith, Colburne st Grimstead John, painter, Albion st Gunner rev.Frederick, Evangelical, r Duke st Gunston John E., waggonmaker, Canning st Gurton Joseph, laborer, Town line Habill Alfred C., carpenter Haggarty Mrs.George, Wellington st Hague John, builder, William st Haight Elijah, carder and cloth dresser, Prince st Haight Silas S., carder, Prince st Hale Charles, clerk, Darling st Hale Jonathan, express agent, Market st, h Darling st Halen Jolin, constable, Winniett st Hall George, bricklayer, Colborne st Hall George.mason, Sheridan st Hall John, G.T.R., Colborne st Hall Mrs.Elizabeth, wid, Cedar st Hall Mrs.Ann, wid Jonathan, Colborne st Hall Samuel, moulder, Chatham st Hall Thomas W., foreman, Richmond st Hall Walter, bricklayer, Colborne st Hall William N., laborer, Sheridan st Ham William, tailor, Chatham st Hamilton Joshua, clerk, Colborne st Hamlyn John, carpenter, Nelson st Hamlyn Joseph, carpenter, William st Hammer James C., fitter G.T.R.Hammill Samuel S.,enginedriver G.T.R., Wadsworth st Hamilton David, grocer, Colborne st Hamilton Wm., carpenter, Wellington st Hamilton William, laborer, Colborne st Hanford John, carpenter G.T.R., Waterloo st Harding Mrs.Sarah Hardman Edward, assistant forcman G.T.R., Chatham st HARDY ARTHUR S., barrister, solicitor, &c., Market st, h Wellington st Hardy George, fruit store, Market st, h Chatham st Hardy Russell, insurance agent, Market st, k Dalhousie st Harman Hiram, saddler, bds Darling st Harner Henry, carpenter Harold Samuel, grain merchant, Col- borne st Harper John, blacksmith, Dalhousie st Harrington James, machinist, Kerby st Harrington Jas., finisher, Palmerston av Harrington Jolm, engine driver, Dumfries st Harrington John, machinist, Kerby st Harrington Mrs.Mary, wid John, Kerby st Harrington Patrick F., laborer, Palmerston av Harris Andrew, painter, Waterloo st Harris Mark, tenmster, Murrny st Harrison Peter, engine driver GTR I Palnce st oh arrison Thomas, machinist, Willia Mart Ducres Ww, collector Inland I revonne, West st ) art Emerson G., job printer ke st, h Dalhousie Ve ! » Marke Hart John, carpenter, bds Market st Hart Philip, Cedar st Hartley Thomas, cigur maker, Balfour st Hartman Mrs.Charlotte, fruit store Market st ! Harvey James, fireman G.T.R.> Harvey Willian, hookkeeper, Nelson st Haskett William,shoemuaker, Colborne al Haslam George, engine driver G.T.R.William st ' Hatch Albert G., hdsat American hotel HATCH PHYLANDIR B,, proprietor Americun hotel, Dalhousie st Hatcher Thomas, waggonumaker, Lis Market st Hatfield John, laborer, Pearl st Havill Alfred, carpenter, Darling st Havill Alfred, jun., carpenter, Darling st Hawke Thomas, clerk, Albion st Hawkins Arthur, moulder, Richmond st Hawkins Kdward, brakeman, Adelaide st Hawkins Henry, laborer, Adelaide st Hawkins James, moulder, Pearl st Hawkins John J., grocer, Colborne st Hawkins Mrs.Mary, wid John, Pearl st Haworth Henry, moulder Haworth Richard, farmer, Balfour st Hayden John G., spice manufacturer, Market st Hazel Isaac, Colborne st Hazel James, pedlar, Balfour st Hazel John, pensioner, Northumberland st Hazelton Alonzo W., soap factory and ashery, Dalhousie st Heagerly George, sailor Healey John, laborer, Winniett st Heasley John, carpenter, Winniett st Heathfield Alfred T., organist, George st Heatley Isanc W., laborer, Richardson t 8 Heatley Robert, pedlar, Balfour st Henderson John, clerk, Charlotte st Henderson Mrs.Elsie, wid Robert, Charlotte st Henderson Robert, carpenter Hendry Miss Annie, dressmaker, Nelson st Hendry Miss Kezia, dressmaler Hendry Miss Margaret, dressmaker, Nelson st Henry David, clerk, Water st Henry John, carpenter, Water st Henry Mrs.Fleanor, Wellington st Henry Robert, clerk, Water st Henwood Reginald, M.D., Wellington st Herbert John, blacksmith G.T.R., Dal- housie st Herman Ferdinand, sawfiler, Albion st Herron James, teamster, Mill st Heskett William, grocer Hetherington William, weaver, Mount Pleasant Heyd Henry, machinist, Market st Hewitt Simeon, agent for lightning rods, Nelson st .Hext George, wood worker, Dalhousic st Hext John, of T.& J.Hext, Dalhousie st .Text T.& J., carvinge builders, Dalhousie st .Ilext Thomus, of T.& J.ext, Dulhousic st Heyd Bernard, grocer, Market st \u201cONTARIO.] DOMINION 227 DIRECTORY.BRANTFORD.iey rles, clerk, Market st Fe Thoms, hostler, bis King st .Hickey James, teamster, Wellington 8 Higgins Michael, lehorer, Waterloo st Hill Moore, miller, hds Victoria st Mel Hinchey Robert, engineer G.T.R, High st i i \u2019 , ling st Hixon Miss Mary, dressmaker, Dar g 1 .rlins John, carpenter, Fleet st Hobhrting William W., hookkeeper, Fleet st , lHuhson Percy, clerk, Colborne st , Hocking & Bates, marble works, Col- borne st ; Hooking William, of Uocking & Bates, Dalhousie st ; _ Hodgins Isaac, of Hodgins & Whiting, Halls av _.; Hodgins & Whiting, livery stables, George st oo Holding Lyman, boilerinaker, Sheridan st Ç Holding Mrs.Julia, wid Josiah, Sheridan st .\\ , Hollinrake Thos., engine driver G.T.R.Hollister John, laborer, Pearl at Holme John G., M.D., Allyon st .Holme Mrs.Amy, wid Wm, Albion st Holine Thomas W., clerk.Albion st Holmes Edward, tailor, Marlborongh st Holmes Robert, painter G.T.1., Market st Holt John S., moulder, High st Holt Wm, C., groceries and glassware, High st Hooligan Thomas, laborer, Pearl st Horn Mrs.Margaret, wid Adam Horsuell Juseph, laborer, Pearl st Horton Charles, carpenter, r Ann st Horion Henry, laborer, Nelson st Howe Frederick, cooper Howell Corwin, clerk, Sheridan st Howell Wesley, insurance agent, Col- borne st, h Sheridan st Howie Hugh, carpenter, Sheridan st Hoyt Munson W., of Hoyt & Strickland, Clarence st -Hoyt Samuel R., carpenter, Colborne st, h Clarence st Hoyt & Strickland, builders, Colborne st Hubert Charles, cooper, Richardson st Hubert Peter, cooper, Balfour st HUDSON ANDREW, news and book store, Market st, h Darling st Huff Lodowick D., carpenter Hughes Walter, salesman, Colborne st Hughson Caleb D., painter, Darling st Hull Thomas, carpenter, Market st Hull William, carpenter Humbureh Henry, clerk, Golborne st Humbureh John, bookkeeper, Colborne s Humbnreh John, grocer, Colborne st Humburch Willian, clerk, Colborne st Hume Andrew, carpenter, George st Hunn Benjauin, proprietor Montreal house auctioneer, Martborough st Munn Samuel A » brakeman G.T.R, Sheridan st Hunt Jantes, saddler, bds Market st Hunt John, laborer, Grey st Hunt Robert, bricklayer, Peel st Hunt Wellington, West st Hunter Ienry, clerk, Colborne st Hunter Mrs.Ellen, storekeeper, Col- borne st Hunter Mrs.Hannah, wid John, storekeeper, Colborne st Hunter William, carpenter, Wellington 8 Hunter William, laborer, Oxford st Hunting Daniel, carpenter, Darling st Hunting Miles, carpenter, Darling st Huntingdon Gideon, patent right agent, Market st Huntington Araunah, Darling st Hunton J.L., barman Brant hotel, King st Hurd rev.James C., M.D., Baptist, Duke st Hurst William B., grocer, Colborne st Hyete John, cooper Iden Ezekiah, laborer, West st les Edward, fitter, Palace st Imlach & Morton, starch works, Spring st IMLACH & SON, grain merchants, real estate and insurance agents, Market sq Imlach William D, William st IMLACH WILLIAM J., of Imlach & Son, also of Imlach & Morton, William st Ingleby George, laborer, Brant st Ingleby William, carpenter, Grey st Inglis John, jeweller, Chatham st Inglis Joseph J., tailor, Chatham st Ireland Nicholas, potter, bds Commercial hotel, Dalhousie st Irwin James, blacksmith, Nelson st Irwin William, plasterer, Nelson st Jackson John, carpenter, Marlborough of Imlach & Son, st Jackson Joseph H., deputy sheriff, William st Jackson Orlando, clerk, Dumfries st Jackson Robert G., waggonmaker, Chatham st Jackson Samuel, dry goods, Colborne st, h Dumfries st Jackson Samuel.jun.elerk, Dumfries st Jackson William, carpenter, Albion st Jackson William, grain dealer, Highst James Edwin, fireman G.T.R., Nelson st Juines Edward, laborer.Nelson st James George, laborer, Nelson st James George A., finisher, Brock st James Joseph, saloonkeeper, Colborne st, h Wellington st James Thomas, painter, Palace st Jumes Thomas, town assessor, Pearl st Jaunes William D., clerk, Pearl st Jamieson James, printer.bds Market st Jamieson John, printer.bds Market st Jamison Mrs.Margaret, wid James, r Ann st Jarrett Robert T.; gasfitter, Wellington st Jarvis Charles, soap and candle maker, Spring st.h Duke st Jarvis Charles, veterinary surgeon, Market st Jeffry John, laborer, Arthurst Jenkins Frederick D., George st Jenkins John, merchant tailor.Col- borne st, h Dumfries st Jenkins Miss Margaret A., dressmaker, Golborne st Jenning William, laborer, East cove Jennings George, mason, Brock st Jerreat John, carpenter, Marlborough st Jex Johnson, blacksmith and storekeeper, Wellington st, h King st Johnson Alexander, brickmaker, Wellington st Johnson Alexander, laborer, Brant st Johnson Francis, laborer, Wellington st Johnson James, carpenter, William st Johnson John, turner, William st Jones judge Stephen J, Court house, Wellington st Johnson Mrs, Frances, wid Northumberland st Johnson Nealey, brickmaker, Wellington st Johnson Reuben, laborer, Nelson st Abraham, Johnson Thomas, law student, hds Dumfries st Johnston Mrs.Sarah, wid J.K.Johnstone Quintin, land surveyor and engineer, Dalhousie st Jones Edward F., salesman, Colborne st Jones Frederick, painter, George st Jones George, clerk, George st Jones Hugh, of H.W.Brethour & Co, Dumfries st Jones John B., locomotive foreman G.T.R., West st Jones J.F., pointer, Colborne st Jones John S., laborer Jones Joseph, mason, bds Colborne st Jones Mrs.Jemima, wid John, Colborne st Jones Terence, West st Jones Walter, Dumfries st Jones William, plasterer, Oneida st Jones William F., fireman G.T.R., Chat- ham st : Jordan Charles F., bridge contractor, Marlborough st Judge Owen, laborer, William st Jull John H,, innkeeper, cor Market and West sts Keachie Andrew, deputy gaoler, Nelson st Keachie G.C., gaoler, Nelson st Kean Alfred R, car inspector G.T.R, George st Keefer rev.Berry, Wesleyan methodist, Dumfries st Keeran Connor, laborer, Mill st KELLY MITCHELL M., M.D, LL.B, M.R.C.8.E,, L.R.C.P.E.physician and surgeon, Darling st Kelly Mrs., wid, Albion st Kendall John, butcher, Waterloo st Kendall John, laborer, Marlborough st Kennedy David, cabinetmaker, Darling st Kennedy James, painter, Colborne st Kennedy John, potter, Colborne st Kennedy Mrs.Mary, wid James, Col- borne st Kennedy Patrick, laborer, Pearl st Kennady Samuel, laborer, Pearl st Kennedy Thomas, laborer, Chatham st Kennedy William.moulder, Colborne st Kenuey John.grain buyer, Nelson st Kenny Thomas, innkeeper, Market st Keogh Cornelius.laborer, Grey st Ker James.grain merchant, Albion st Kerr George H., blacksmith, Balfour st Kerr John, carpenter, Charlotte st Kerr William H.U., barrister, &c., Mar ket st.h Dalhousie st Kerr William K., baker, Colborne st KESTER ERASTUS, auctioneer and dealer in sewing machines, bds at Commercial hotel, Dalhousie st Kilday John, shoemaker, Pearl st Kilpatrick Thomas.Colborne st King Eleazer, carpenter, Pearl st King George, proprietor King's hotel, Market st King James, painter, Alfred st King Josiah B., hatter and furrier, Col- borne st King Laurence, laborer, Spring st King Michael, moulder, Spring st King's hotel, G.King, proprietor, Market st Kingwell Henry, carpenter, Spring st Kippax Hargtave, clerk, Balfour st Kippax Robert,manager Burk\u2019s foundry, Balfour st Kirby William, fireman, bds Sheridan st Kitchuer Jacob, cigarmaker, King st Kittrydge John, laborer, Colborne st Kittrydge Mrs.Sophronta, wid Alexander, Alfred st BRANTFORD.DOMINION 228 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE or Knowles John, pensioner Knox John, tanner, Church st Laddy Michael, laborer Lake Isaac, teamster, Mill st Lake James, teumster, Dumfries st Lake John, moulder, bds Market st Lake John, teamster, Cedar st Lally Peter, laborer, Colborne st Lambden George G., teumster, Wellington st Landress James, tanner, Mohawk st Lane Collin, grocer, Market st Lang Walter, cooper, Albion st Langley Isaac, tailor, bds Queen st Langrill Peter, cattle dealer, Grey st Langstaff Mrs.Mary .Large Thomas, builder, Oxford st LARMOUR MAJOR ROBERT, superintendent of Buffalo & Goderich district G.T.R., West st Lattimore John, carpenter, Wentworth st Laughry James, tanner, Wellington st Laughton John, carpenter Lavender John, shoemaker, bds \u2018Queen st Laycock Nelson, clerk, Dumfries st Leach William, mason, Walnut st Leddy Michael, laborer, Nelson st Lee James, laborer, Charlotte st Lee James, brickmaker, Colborne st Lee Joshua, laborer, Walnut st Leech Geo., carpenter, bds Dalhousie st Leeming Henry B., J.P., of Leeming & Paterson, Balfour st LEEMING & PATERSON, wholesale confectioners, biscuit and cigar manufacturers, Colborne st Leeper Robert, Peel st Leeper Robert D., clerk, Peel st Leeper William, Peel st Leitch Robert, laborer, East Park Lelievre Henry, William st LEMMON CAPTAIN HENRY, J.P, editor, proprietor and printer of the Brantford Courier, Nelson st Lennon Thomas, stove finisher, Richmond st Leonard Francis H., dealer in coal, lime, &c., Colborne st, h West st Leonard Mrs.Julia, wid Reuben, William st Lethbridge John, bookkeeper, Pearl st Levergood Hiram, agent, Levi Thomas, laborer, Palace st Lewis James, tailor, Colborne st Lewis Mrs.Liddle Thomas, turner, Darling st Liel John, laborer Likins William, carpenter, Kerby st Lincoln Charles, painter, Market st Lincoln Mrs.Judeth, wid William, Market st Lindsay Alexander, clerk, Alfred st Lindsay Robert, clerk, Alfred st Lines William, grocer, Colborne st, h William st Linster James, laborer, Richardson st Livergood Hiram J., agent, Marlborough st Livingston Alexander, butcher, Balfour st Livingston Angus, carpenter, Balfour st Livingstone rev.Joseph A., Episcopal methodist, West st Louey James, clerk, Nelson st Loney Joseph, grocer, Market st, h Nel- gon st Long Mrs.Marian, wid Peter B.Long William, saddler, bds Dalhousie st Looney Thomas, clerk G.T.R., bds Sheridan st Loury rev.Thomas, Presbyterian, Wellington st Love David, carpenter, bds Market st Lowes Henry, drover, bas Marlborough st Lowes Mrs, Mary, Balfour st Lowes William, painter, Balfour st Lucas John, painter, Pearl st Lucas Josiah, carpenter, bds Prince st Lucas Solomon, painter, Nelson st Ludlow Thomas G., blacksmith Lund Mrs.Jane, wid John, Chatham st Lyle John, carpenter, Oak st Lyons Mrs.J.wid Richard, Balfour st Lyons Woods, carriage builder, King st, h Pearl st Mace John, Colborne st MacGaw Miss Isabella, seamstress, Dal- housie st MacGaw Miss Jane, seamstress, Dal- housie st Mackay Thos., blacksmith, Dumfries st Mackay William, moulder, Charlotte st McAdam Mrs.Isabella, wid William, Colborne st McArthur David, moulder, Richardson st McArthur James, moulder, Walnut st McArthur John, weaver, Richardson st McArthur Stewart, moulder, Richardson st McCabe John, laborer, Oxford st McCann Andrew, tailor, King st McCann John, saddler McCarthy Owen, laborer, Dalhousie st McCartney James, laborer, Oak st McCaul John, builder, Wellington st McCauley Hugh, laborer, 13 Marlbo- roughst McCawley John, laborer, Mohawk st McCawley Philip, blacksmith, Northum- berland st McClair Matthew, tanner, Pearl st McClennan Thomas, engine driver, Bedford st McCollum William, innkeeper, Col- borne st McCormick James, laborer, Brant st McCormick Mrs.Mary, wid Peter, Wellington st McCoy Murdoch, laborer, Alfred st McCracken James, laborer, Palace st McCULLOCH SAMUEL, tanner and currier, Terrace st Mc¢Cush \u2014, moulder, bds Colborne st McCush Murdoch, tanner, Mohawk st McCutchon Mrs.Janet, wid Walter, Brant st McDermid Donald, wool buyer, Chat- ham st McDermott Peter, Richmond st McDonald George, salesman, Darling st McDonald Mrs.Janet, wid William, Darling st McDonald William, clerk, bds Dalhou- sie st McDonnell Donald, bricklayer, Chat- ham st McDonnell John, laborer, Chatham st McEvoy Andrew, blacksmith, Brant st McFarlane John, shoemuker, Colborne st McFee John, laborer, Richardson st McFee Roderick, laborer, Brock st McGill John, baker, bds Golborne st McGill Robert, laborer, bds Oxford st McGill Robert, lime burner McGill William, teamster, Dalhousie st McGiverin C.P., barrister McGrath Dennis, laborer, Victoria st McGrath Edward, Victoria st McGregor James, laborer, Wellington st McGregor Robert, blacksmith, Wellington st McGregor Robert, cattle dealer, &c., Wellington st McGuire Miss Susannnh, dressmaker Wellington st \u2019 McHenry Patrick, finisher, West st McHenry William, boilermaker, West st McIntosh Jolm, miller McIntosh John, tinsmith, Charlotte st McIntosh Peter, grain dealer, Albion at McIntyre Murdoch, laborer, Chatham st McKay Donald B., of McKay, Smith & Co., Market st MoKAY DUNCAN, town treasurer, issuer of marringe licenses, secretary- treasurer South Brant Agricultural association, Colborne st, h Dumfries st McKay James, saddler, Golborne st MeKay John D, of Gardner & McKay, Colborne st McKay Mrs.Barbara, wid Robert, Marlborough st McKay, Smith & Co., saddlery, hardware, Colborne st McKenna John, storekeeper, Pearl st McKenna Patrick, plasterer, Pearl st McKenzie & Griffin, barristers, &c., Col- borne st McKenzie James, laborer, William st McKenzie John, laborer, Victoria st McKenzie Robert, porter, William st McKenzie Thomas, laborer, Dumfries st McKenzie Valentine, of McKenzie & Griffin, Duke st McKillop Miss Bell, boarding house, George st MeKindsey Daniel,clerk,bds Colborne st McKindsey Mrs.Mary, wid James, Palace st McKinley Mrs.Elizabeth, wid George, Albion st MeKinstrey Hugh,cooper,bds Victoria st McLaren John, couper, bds Victoria st MeLaughlin Henry, finisher, Pearl st McLaughlin Mrs.Mary, wid Patrick, Pearl st McLean Joseph, printer, Nelson st McLean Robert, Nelson st McLean Samuel, fancy goods, Market st, h Nelson st McLEAN THOMAS, dealer in dry goods, millinery and clothing, Col- borne st, h Charlotte st McLellan Chris,, fitter G.T.R.McLellan John, laborer, Richardson st McLellan Mrs.liza, wid John McLeod Donald, boarding house and carpenter, Dalhousie st McLeod Kenneth, laborer, Colborne st McMahon & Miller, barristers, &c., Market st McMahon Thomas B., of McMahon & Miller, Albion st McMaster James, moulder, Sheridan st McMaster William, Sheridan st McMeans Andrew, grocer, Colborne st McMEANS THOMAS, chief of police, Albion st McMenas John, porter, Dalhousie st McMichael Solon W, student at law, bds Dalhousie st McNamara Mrs.Mary, wid John, Nelson st MeNaughton Daniel, Queen st McNaughton James, Iuborer, Oneida st McNeil Archibald, laborer McNeil James, laborer, Brock st McNeil Michael, laborer, Darling st McNeil Neil, laborer, Brock si McNeil Peter, luborer, Brock st MeNelley Jobn, engine driver G.T.R, Pearl st McPherson Angus, Inborer, Chutham sb McQueen Richard, storekeeper, Albion st McQuillan Miss Bessey, dressmuker, Pearl st ONTARI0.] :Quillin Patrick, laborer, Albion st Moulin Richard, laborer, Walnut st McTaggart William, conductor G.T.R., Masi borough st McWhirter John, haker, Market st McWhirter Robert, laborer, Wilkins st Madigan John, laborer, Murray st Madigan Richard, baker, Murray st Magee George B., clerk, Dalhousie st Mahaney David, teamster, Darling st Mahiot \u201cAlexander L., organ builder, reorge st ; Madcon Peter, brickmaker, Wellington t .Malcolm \u2014, law clerk, bds Dalhousie st Maloney James, laborer, Sydenham st Maloney Thomas, laborer, Pearl st MANN JOHN, superintendent Brant- ford Gas works, Darling st March William, gardener, Nelson st Marks William, painter, George st Marlet Nathaniel, carpenter, Charlotte st MARRIAGE LICENSES, issued Ly Duncan McKay, Colborne st and by William Mathews, of Mathews & Webster, Queen st Marshall William J., machinist, Grey st Mart William, teamster, Sheridan st Marter John, fitter G.T.R., Pearl st Martin John, blacksmith, Dumfries st Martin John, carpenter, Charlotte st Martindale & Brother, dealers in plaster, &c., Water st Martindale Ralph, of Martindale & Brother Martindale Thomas, of Martindale & Brother Marx John, potter, Darling st MASON C.8, & CO., chemists and druggists, Colborne st Mason Charles S., of C.S.Mason & Co., Cedar st Mason John J, M.D., King st, h Cedar st Massingham Geo., cooper, bds Victoria st Masterson Francis printer, Albion st Masterson John À, foreman Courier office, King st Masterson William, £c., Queen st Mathews & Webster, auctioncers And general agents, Colborne st MATHEWS WILLIAN, of Mathews & Webster, mayor, auctioneer and issuer of marriage licenses, Quecn st MATHISUN ROBERT, of Stewart & Mathison, Nelson st Matthews Robert, baler, Market st Matthews Robert, laborer, Waterloo st Maxwell John, carpenter, Albion st May Edward, fitter G.T.R., Ann st Meacham James B., dentist, Market st, h Queen st MECHANICS INSTITUTE, Woodyatt secretary, King st Meiklejohn Mes.Hannah, wid Robert, hoop skirt and stocking maker, Col- borne st Mercer Joseph, watchman G.T.R.,, Albion st Messacor Charles teamster, Oxford st lichie Peter, innkeeper, Pearl st Middlemiss Peter carpenter, William st Miles James, gardener, Dalhousie st Millard Arthur T., carpenter, Peel st Millard John, Painter, Wellington st Millard Mrs, Millard, Brock st Millard Robert, carpenter, Albion st Miller D, elerk, bds Colborne st Miller John, fireman G.T.R., Duke st Miller Robert, earpenter, r Ann st Miller W, Nicholas, of MeMahon & Miller, William st Milliken Charles À, Chestnut st gunsmith, James DOMINION 229 DIRECTORY.Minchin Charles, Nelson st Mingay William, groom Minore John, confectioner, &c, Col- borne st Mitchell Daniel, traveller, Market st Mitchell Thos., shoemaker, Richmond st Mitchell Robert, shoemaker, Wellington st Mitchell William, shoemaker, Darling st Mixer Ezra B., sewing machine agent, Darling st Moffatt rev.William, ch of England, Darling st Montgomery Edw., laborer, Colborne st Montgomery John, dry goods, Colborne st, Dumfries st Montgomery John, laborer.Sydenham st Montgomery John, shoemaker, Colborne st Montgomery John D., tailor, Chatham st | Montgomery Noble, laborer, Dalhousie st Monteith Robert, laborer, Alfred st Montreal house, B.Hunn, proprietor, Market st MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., E.Cameron, agent, Colborne st Mooney James, potter, Wellington st Mouney Thomas, grocer, George st Moore Charles B., school teacher and stage proprietor, Dalhousie st Moore James, J.P., Wellington st Moore John, tailor, bds Queen st Moore Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, Market st Moore Mrs.Hannah Moore Robert, engine driver G.T.R, Halls av Moore Thomas, machinist, Darling st Moran Edward, pensioner, East cove Morgan Mrs.William H., Wellington st Morgan Wm.H., mangler, Charlotte st Morrell George A., cooper, Alfred st Morrice David, clerk, Palace st Morrice Hercules, carpenter, Palace st Morris David, clerk G.T.R.Morris Wm., blacksmith G.T.R,, Duke st Morris William, laborer.Marlborough st Morrison Job, laborer, Sarah st Morrison John, laborer, Walnut st Morrow Chas.R., dentist, bds Queen st Morrow James.laborer, Colborne st Morrow Thomas, painter, Colborne st MORTON A.& J.Y., hardware merchants, Colborne st Morton Andrew, of A.& J.Y.Morton, Nelson st Morton James Y., of A.& J.Y.Morton, bds at King st Moton John, Inborer, Maitland st Muirhead Andrew, clerk, West st Muirhead Mrs.G., wid Wm., West st Mulbany Michael, laborer, Winniett st Mullen John, foundryman.Pearl st Mulligan Michael, mason, Spring st Murphy Patrick, mason, Marlborough st Murphy Francis, laborer, Crown st Murray A., carpenter, Marlborough st Myers Jacob, Oxford st Myers Nelson, grocer, Oxford st Nall Joseph laborer, Newport st Narraway H.A, West st Needham Edward, carpenter, Peel st Needham William, laborer, Peel st Nelles Mrs.Mary E., wid J.C., Albion st Nelson John, grocer, Rawdon st Nelson S.A, contractor, Colborne st Nelson Samuel A., laborer Nelson William, Dalhousie st Nesbit John, brakeman G.T.R., Queen st NEWTON GEORGE R., proprietor Robinson Hall hotel, Colborne st Nichol John, shoemaker, Richardson st Nichols William, of Tufford & Nichols, Cedar st BRANTFORD, Nicholson Mrs.Colborne st Nicholson Robert, bd Dalhousie st Nicol James F., laborer Nicol William, laborer, Canal st Nixon Samuel, confectioner, Balfour st Noble John, painter, Dalhousie st, h William st Noble Thomas, painter, William st Nolan Mrs.Helen, dressmaker, Queen st Nolan Nicholas, tailor, Queen st Norwood Charles, barber, Colborne st Occidental saloon, Robert Welsh, proprietor, Colborne st O'Connel Michael, laborer, Waterloo st O'Connell Mrs.Mary, wid James, Balfour st O'Connor Andrew, laborer, William st O'Connor Bartley, laborer, William st O'Connor Miss Bridget, William st O'Connor Patrick, cabinetmaker, bds Market st Ogilby Miss, school teacher Ogilvié Andrew, bookkeeper, Adelaide st Oliver J., boilermaker G.T.R., Hall'sav Olmey William, laborer O'Malley John, laborer, Wellington st Omand John, Wellington st Omand John, jun, moulder, Wellington st : O'Neil Alexander, shoemaker, Marlborough st O'Neil Charles, clerk, Marlborough st O'Neil John F., conductor G.T.R., Marlborough st .Orchard Juhn, merchant tailor, Col- borne st, h Sheridan st Orchard Richard, clerk, Sheridan st Ormerod Ephraim, carpenter G.T.R, Albion st Ormerod John, storekeeper, Albion st Ormiston David, school teacher, Nel son st Osborne Thomas, watchman G.T.R, William st Ott Franklin, tanner, Darling st Ott Jacob, tanner, Oxford st OTT JOHN, dealer in leather, wool and hides, Colborne st, h Darling st Ott Michael, tanner, Darling st Ott Samuel, tanner, Wellington st Ott William, tanner, Balfour st Overy Thomas, laborer, Church st Oxendale Wm., saloonkeeper, King st Oxtaby Richard, conductor G.T.R, Hill st Page Charles, turner, Alfred st Page James, carpenter G.T.R., Duke st Page John, waggonmaker, Mill st Palmer Allen, Dalhousie st PALMER JOHN C., proprietor Commercial hotel.Dalhousie st Palmer Robert Newton, M.D.Palmer Stephen, groceries and liquors, Colborne st Palmer William E., manager Commer- cisl hotel, Dalhousie st Parch Frederick, laborer Park Seth, photographer, Colborne st Park William H, carpenter G.T.R.,, Crown st Parker Adam, fitter, Hill st Parker rev.William R., Wesleyan, Wellington st Parkin John, miller, bds Dumfries st Parking Jolin, miller, bds Prince st Parr Robert, carpenter, Dalhousie st Pascoe William, mason, Oneida st Passmore Edmand C., clerk, Canning st Passmore Frank, pattern maker, Sheridan st Paterson William, of Leeming & Du terson, Oxford st Harriet, wid Freeman, BRANTFORD.Patterson Walter, laborer, Waterloo st Patrick Mrs.Ann, wid Ths.C., Palace st Patrick Samuel, woodworker, Dalhousie 5 Patterson Walter, laborer Pattison Ward, furniture dealer, Col- borne st Patton John J., teacher, Nelson st Payne James, laborer, Murray st Payne William J., laborer, George st Peachey Abraham, gardener, Spring st Pearce John, Fleet st Pearson Mrs.Catherine, wid Samuel, Cedar st Peatman George, tinsmith, Darling st Peatman Mrs.Fanny, wid Henry, Darling Peatman Norris, tinsmith, Darling st Peel Robert, mason, Albion st Peer James N., bookkeeper, bds Market st Peirce John W., cabinetmaker, bds Colborne st Peirce Wm, cabinetmaker, Colborne st, h Dumfries st Pendlebury Hamlet, ford st Pendlebury James, carpenter, Oxford st Pendlebury Thomas, moulder, Oxford st Pentold Charles, carpenter, Fleet st Penfold Henry, machinist G.T.R., Pearl shoemaker, Ox- st Penfold Joseph, saddler, bds Darling st Perkins George, laborer, East cove Perry Charles E., phutographer, Wellington st Perry William, laborer G.T.R., Pearl st Perry William, teamster, Wellington st Petch William, miller, Arthur st Petrie James, carpenter, bdsAlbjon st Petrie Timothy, baker, Market st Pexton John, carpenter, Ann st Phair Robert, limeburner, Dalhousie st Phillips Absalom, laborer, Peel st Phillips Edmund B,, clerk .Phillips Edward, laborer, Arthur st Phipps Arthur, fitter, West st Phipps Sumuel, engineer G.T.R., West st Pickering Joseph, builder, William st Pickering Thos., carpenter, Dumfries st, h William st Pickles Joseph, clerk, East cove Pierce Marcus i.carpenter,Charlotte st Pierce William, cabinetmaker, Colborne st, h Dumfries st Pilling Simeon, laborer, Wellington st Pitcher Richard, painter, Wellington st Plewes David, of Plewes & Warcup, Sheridan st Plewes & Warcup, grain merchants, and proprietors flour mills, Mill st, warehouse, Colborne st Plummer John, blacksn:ith, Durham si Plummer Walter, proprietor Farmers hotel, Dalhousie st Poole Caleb, jun., blacksmith, Oxford st Poole Caleb, tailor, Oxford st Poole Edwin, deputy registrar, King st Poole Henry, baker, Darling st Poole Henry, shoemaker, Park st Poole John, baker, Darling st Poole John, cigarmaker, Park st Poole Mrs.Margaret, wid rev.George, Queen st Popplewell IF.W.,, painter, bds West st Porter Mrs.Mary J., wid John, Richmond st Portus Richard, laborer, Northumber- land st Potts Thomas, tinsmith, Colborne st Power Daniel, laborer, Alfred st Power William, carpenter, Dumfries st Powley Charles, West st Pratt Jas., blacksmith, bds Dalhousie st DOMINION 230 DIRECTORY.Proper Mrs.Matilda, dressmaker, Wellington st Pulley Robert, tailor Purcell James, laborer, Albion st Purvis James, laborer, Arthur st QUILLEY ROBERT, painter, Richmond st Quinlan Joseph, grocer, Colborne st, h Dalhousie st Quinlin Michael, laborer, Clarence Quinn Thomas, laborer, Arthur st Racey Mrs.Mary D., wid Henry, William st Ramsay James, carpenter, Clarence st Ramsay Thos.A., machinist, Nelson st Ransford Edw.V., dealer in pianofortes, Market st, bh Dalhousie st Ransom Mrs, Frances, wid Elias, Albion st Rawlings Thomas, clerk Ray John F., Oak st Rayner William, tailor, Oxford st Read Henry W., cooper, Victoria st Read Mrs.Jane, wid Samuel, Darling st Read Samuel, jun, Darling st READ SAMUEL, manager Bauk of Montreal, Darling st Reed Francis, of Reed & Glassco, Mount Pleasant Reed & Glassco, harnessmakers, Col- borne st Reed Solomon, carpenter, Pearl st Reid John, carpenter, Darling st Reid Joseph, marblecutter, Chatliam st Renwick John, engineer G.T.R.Reynard John, bds Market st Reynolds A.L., pedlar, housie st Reynolds Miss Elizabeth, copyist, Queen st Reynolds Mrs.ueen st Rich James H., paper manüfacturer, Mobank st, h Canning st Richards À.W., agent patent rights, Market st Richards William H., mason, Market st bds Dal- Maria, wid Orville, Riding John, laborer G.T.R., Duke st Riley Hargraves, blacksmith, Balfour st Ringold Joseph, hairdresser, Nelson st Ritchie David, of Ritchie & Russell, Wellington st Ritchie & Russell, plumbers, Colborne st Roach John, blacksmith, Dalhousie st Roades Thomas, carpenter, Crown st Roantree Thomas, shoemaker, Oxford st Roberts Edward, mason, bds Col- borne st Roberts Mrs.Ellen, wid William, Crown st Roberts Samuel, confectioner, Grant st ROBERTSON ALEXANDER, manager Bank of British North America, Darling st Robins Alfred, fireman, hds Crown st Robins Stephen, laborer, Terrace st Robinson Daniel, night agent G.T.R,, Grey st ROBINSON HALL HOTEL, G.R.Newton, proprietor, Colborne st Robinson Henry, laborer, William st Robinson James, grocer, Queen st Robinson John, commission merchant, Colborne st Robinson Mrs.Jane, wid William ROBINSON ORPHÉUS, civil engineer, land surveyor, commissioner in B.R., conveyancer, and engineer for county of Brant, Dalhousie st Robinson Thos., blacksmith, Adelaide st Robson Marshall, engineer G.T.R, Peel st Robson Thomas, grist mill, South st Rogers Thomas, carpenter, Chatham st [ProvINGE op Rogers William G., painter, Queen st Rogers Wilson, carpenter, Cedar st Rolley John, laborer, Mill Roope Willinm, Inborer G.T.R., West st Rourke William, laborer, Town line Rowe Jubez, shoemaker, Wellington st Rowe John, blacksmith, East cove Rowland Thomas, lnborer, Murray st Rowlands Misses, ludics scleet school Albion st \u2019 Rowlands Albion st Roy Jibenezer, Colborne st Roy Miss Catherine, Colborne st Royal Exchange hotel, J.Bluycock proprietor, West st \u2019 Rubidge Charles, clerk, Darling st Rubidge Walter B., clerk County court, Darling st \u2019 Russell George, Inborer, Balfour st Russell Robert, of Ritchie & Russell Wellington st Rutherford David, grocer, Market st, h Alfred st Rutherford Walter, carpenter, Hall's an Ryan Edward, laborer, Albion st Ryan John, laborer, Albion st Ryan John, printer, Chatham st Ryan Miss Sarah, Albion st Ryan Patrick, printer, Chatham st Ryan Thomas, machinist, Chatham st Ryan Wm., salounkeeper, Colborue st Ryckman Daniel, G.W.R., West st Ryckman Mrs.Daniel, dressmaker West st Ryerson rev.John, Wesleyan, Dum- fries st Salsbury Bartholomew, Albion st Sample Alexander, laborer, Mobank st Sanderson Adam, Dalhousie st Sanderson Alexander, clerk G.T.R.Dalhousie st Sanderson George, laborer, Oncida st Sanderson William, seed und fruit store, Town line .Savage Arthur, track inspector G.T.R.Crown st Savory William, bricklayer, Peel st Sawyer Arthur, printer, George st Sayles John, snloonkeeper, Colborne st Scace Gibson W., painter, Alfred st Scarfe Thomas, clerk, Colborne st Scarpe William J., merchant tailor, Colborne st Schofield Mrs.Susan, wid Alfred F.Schonheide A, & Son, cabinetmakers, Colborne st Schonheide August, of A.Schonheide & Son, Colborne st Schonheide Edward, of A.Schonheide & Son, Colborne st Schultz Frederick, carpenter, Albion st h Willinm st Schultz Geo.C., carpenter, Willinm st Schultz H.A., tinsmith, Albion st Schultz Mrs.Caroline, wid J.C., Albior st Scott Bazel, painter, Marlborough st Scott Mrs.Lucy, wid Wm, C,, Pearl st Scott Theodore, laborer, West st Scott Willinm, gardener Scott William P., Duke st Sears Charles W., mason, Alfred st Scars James W., carpenter, Alfred st Sears James W., market clerk .Secord Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Daniel, George st Sewell Jiphraim, luborer, Rawdon st Shackell Robert, saloonkeeper and fruiterer, Dulbousie st, i Marlborough Mrs.Mary, wid Samuel, storekeeper, st Shackell William W., butcher, West st Shanahan Danicl, mason, Spring st ONTARIO.] DOMINION 251 DIRECTORY.BRANTFORD.un Michael, laborer, Williun st Shannal of Shannbn & Co, shannon John, jun.Queen st Shannon John, Quecn st , Shannon Robert, of Shannon & Co, olborne st Shomon & Co., grocers, &ec., Colborne st Shapley James, carpenter, Dalhousie st Sharp Andrew, Darling gt Sharp David, tailor, Colborne st Sharp John, section master G.T.R, George st Sharples Jug, yardsman G.T.R., Grey st Shaw Alex., machinist, Dalhousie st Shaw Alexander, machinist, Waterloo st Shaw Thomas, millwright, Waterloo st Shaweross Thomas, luborer, Walnut st Shenston Miss, matron Girls Orphan home, Sheridan st ; Shenston Thomas S., J.P., registrar, West st Sheppard Benjamin, clerk, Colborne st Shuttleworth James R., fruiterer, Col- borne st, h Ouk st Shuttleworth Jolin D., agent New York Life Insurance Co., Colborne, h Dalhousie st Shuttleworth Mrs.Ellen, wid Joseph, Oak st Shuttleworth Ricta d, moulder, Brant st Sills John C., harnessmaler, Sheridan st Simmons Simon, Water st Simpson Geo., blacksmith, Dalhousie st SIMS EDWIN, lund agent, conveyancer, &c., Market st Sinclair Harley, blacksmith, Mill st Sinclair Joseph\u2019 laborer, Winniett st Sinon James, carpenter, Oak st Sisters of Charity, mother Saviour, su- perioress, Palnce st Skimin Mrs.Ann, wid Geo., Sheridan st Skinner Abraham, laborer, Dumfries st Skinner John, Inborer, Dumfries st Slade A.H., glove manufacturer, Col- borne st, bds Commercial hotel, Dal- housie st Slater Richard, bricklayer, Nelson st Slattery Mrs.Ann, wid John, Palmerston av Sloan John, laborer, Mill st Smart George, clerk G.T.R., bds Sheridan st Smith Arthur, bds Dalhousie st Smith Augustus W., exchange broker, Albion st Smith Benjamin, baggage master G.T.R, r Ann st Smith Charles, laborer G.T.R., Duke st Smith David, salesman, Dumfries st Smith Edgar W,, blacksmith, Dal- housie st Smith Edward, laborer, Darling st Smith Geo.S., machinist Wellington st Smith Henry, moulder, Albion st Smith Henry, Wellington st Smith James, butcher, Mill st Smith James, Inborer Smith James, of Wellington st Smith Jumes, saddler Smith John, laborer, Sheridan st SMITH JOHN, sheriff county of Brant Darling st Smith John K., tailor, Pearl st Smith John 5, bookkeeper, Welling- Smith Lawrence, laborer, Northumber- sitet smith Miss Frances, King st Smith Mrs, Bathshebn, vid AK.Smith R.C., barrister Smith Richard G., clerk, Peel st.Smith Robert, Inborer, Greenwich st MeKay, Smith & Co, Smith Sheldon, lnw student, Darling st Smith Wellington, conductor G.T.R, Duke st Smith William, carpenter, Chatham st Smith William K., Dumfries st Smithson John L., fireman G.T.R., Marlborough st Smuck George, brakeman, r Ann st Smuck Jacob, brakeman, Ann st Smuck John, laborer, George st Smuck Martin, laborer, George st Smyth Mrs.Margaret, wid Benjamin, storekeeper, Colborne st Smyth Robert C., barrister, &c., Market st, h Colborne st Snider I, esnstable, Dalhousie st Snider Samuel, agent, Chatham st Snowden Frank, hostler South Brant Agricultural association, D.McKay, secy-treasurer, Colborne st South William, temperance saloon Southwood Thomas, baker Southwood William, tanner, Brant st Sowden John, grocer, Colhorne st Spence Adam, carriagemaker, Colborne st, h Northumberland st Spence Charles, miller, Arthur st Spence David, grist mill, Terrace st Spence James, miller, Mary st Spence Magnus, carpenter, Mill st Spencer Juhn, blacksmith, Duke st Spencer John, laborer G.T.R., Duke st SPENCER THOMAS, brewery, Oxford st Spencer William, brewer, Oxford st Spooner Thomas, laborer Spratt James E., cigar manufacturer, Colborne st Spriggs Samuel, whitewasher.Market st Sproule Robert, J.P., Sydenham st Stamp John, laborer, Sydenham st Staniland Henry, sadder, Palace st Stanton Samuel, traveller, Queen st Stanstead Joseph, painter, Wellington st Stanstead Mrs.Sophia, wid John, Wellington st Stapleton John, boots and shoes, Col- borne st Stapleton Patrick, laborer, Pearl st Stark James, clerk, Dalhousie st St Basil's school, conducted by the sisters of St Joseph Stebbings Robert, bar tender, Church st Steele James, clerk, Wellington st Steele John, clerk, Wellington st Steele Mrs.Margaret, wid John, Wellington st Steele Mrs.Mary Ann, wid W., Albion st Steenabaugh Henry, watchmaker, Col- borne st Stentiford Charles, shoemaker, Marlborough st Sterne Mrs.Sarah, wid Henry, Darling st Steven Robert, teller Stevens Mrs.Bridget, wid Richard Stevens Mrs.Elizabeth, wid rev.B., Darling st Stevenson Douglas, brewer, wich st Stevenson Douglas, Greeuwich st Stewart Chas., cabinetmaker, Queen st Stewart Charles E., of Stewart & Ma- thison, William st Stewart John, teamster, Pearl st Stewart Miss Aunie, school teacher, Queen st Stewart William, laborer, Darling st Stewart William, commercial traveller, bds Dalhousie st STEWART & MATHISON, editors, proprietors aud printers of the Brant Expositor, Dalhousie st Stockwell Caleb, jun, dyer aud scourver, Market st Green- jun, tinsmith, Stokue Charles, bds William st Stover George, laborer, Winniett st Stratford Charles, clerk, Chatham st Stratford John H., of Yates & Strat- fort, Dalhousie st Stratford Joseph, clerk, Chatham st Stratford William H., M.D., wholesale druggist, Colborne st: h Chatham st Strickland Francis, Dalhousie st Strickland John, of Hoyt & Strickland, Dalhousie st Strong Robert, shoemaker, Queen st Strong Thomas, shoein:ker, Colborne st.h Queen st Stroud Henry, salesman, Darling st Strowger Plulip H., laborer, Richardson st Strowger William, laborer, Richardson st Stubbs Thomas, blacksmith, Marlborough st Stubbs Wm., blacksmith, Dumfries st Sullivan Dion C., school teacher, Nelson st 7 Summers William, finisher, Wellington st Sunter Mrs.Mercy, wid George, Dum- fries st .Sutherland Alexander, carpenter, bds Market st Sutherland Joho, .ooksell., Colborne st, h Grey st Sutherland Mrs.Catherine, W.a Jobn, Queen st Sutherland Peter, teamster, Darling st Sutton Hubert J., contractor, Dal- house st Sutton John P., dentist, Victoria st Sutton Mrs.Margaret, wid William Swann William, High st Swayze Israel, storekeeper, Duke st Swayze William H., shopkeeper Swift Obadiah, carpenter, West st Switzer Charles, laborer, Colborne st Symington George, Pearl st Symington John, shoemaker, Pearl st Symons Mrs.Prudence, Alfred st Syrie Joseph, teamster.Balfour st TAINSH JOHN, painter and decorator Market st Tanner Chas., plasterer.Wellington st Tanver William, plasterer.Wellington st Tanner William.soapmaker, Canning st Tanton John, mason.Duke st Tapscott 3., & Co., chemists, Market st Tapscott Samuel.of 8.Tapscott & Co.bds at Commercial hotel, Dalhousie st Tate Thomas H.groceries and liquors, Colborne st, h Victoria st Taylor David, baker, Northumberland st Taylor John, baker.Nelson st Taylor John, dry goods, &c.Cclborne st, h Dumfries st Taylor Mrs.Catherine Taylor Mrs.Julia.wid Thomas Taylor Mrs.Sarah T, wid Frederick.Alfred st Taylor Richard, laborer, Hill st Taylor William, carpenter, George Taylor William, engine driver G.T.R., Market st Temple George, machinist G.T.R.Tennant George, tailor, bds Market st Ternandt George, inukeeper, Market st Thom Robert, train dispatcher Thomas Mrs.Sarah, Canning st Thowas Thomas H., moulder, Wellington st Thompson Henry, G.T.R.Thompson Heury, gardener, Mill st Thompson Joseph, watchmaker, Oxford st, h Oak st Thompson Robert H.bricklayer, Nor- thumberland st Thompson William, painter, Sheridan st BRANTFORD.DOMINION 232 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Thompson William, jun, painter, Wade Thomas S., clerk, Nelson st Webster David, finisher, Wellington st Sheridan st Thomson James, r Duke st Tisdale Arthur, clerk, Queen st Tisdale Bradford G.proprietor Britannia foundry, Dalhousie st, h Queen st Tisdale John, clerk, bds Dumfries st Todd Thomas, tailor, William st Tooze John, butcher, William st Tory John it, foreman, Richmond st Towler Samuel, shoemaler, Colborne st Tretheway William, machinist, Dum- fries st Tretheway William H., machinist, Dumfries st Triggerson George, saddler, bds Prince t s Triggerson John T., harnessmaker, Colborne st Trimble William, bds Market st Tripp Job, Market st Tristam William, laborer, Darling st Truaxe Miss Ellen, dressmaker, West st Truesdale Thomas, groceries and liquors, Market st Tufford Charles D.,of Tufford & Nichols, Darling st Tufford Mrs.George, Queen st Tufford & Nichols, homeeopathic physicians, Market st Tune Thomas, confectioner, Sheridan st Tunstead Joseph, finisher, bds Col- borne st Turner James, carpenter, Northumber- land st Turnbull Market st Turnbull Miss Sarah, school teacher, Marlborough st Turnbull Mrs.Mary, wid James, Marlborough st Turner Charles.clerk, bds Dumfries st TURNER JOHN, J.P.architect, Nelson st TURNER ROBERT, wholesale dealer in groceries, wines, liquors, crockery, glassware, &c., Colborne st, h Wellington st Turner Thomas, carpenter, Northumber- land st Tute Mrs.Ann, wid Thomas B., Charlotte st Tutt Henry, carpenter, Alfred st TUTT JAMES, steam planing mill, and sash, door and blind factory, Dal- housie st, h Colborne st Tyson Wm., carpenter, bds Sheridan st Tyler Mrs.Mary Jane, wid William, Dalhousie st Underhill \u2014, law clerk, bds Dalhousie st Usher Arthur, machinist G.T.R., Waterloo st Usher rev.James C., ch of England Van Brocklin Edward, laborer, Mill st Van Brocklin Josiah P., moulder, Hill st Van Norman Frederick, law student, Darling st VAN NORMAN GEORGE R.,solicitor, barrister, &c., Market st, h Dumfries st Vanderlip Frederick, cattle dealer, George st Vanscoy Charles, saloonkeeper, Dal- housie st, bds Market st Vaughan James, tailor, Wellington st Vesey William, laborer, Oxford st VICTORIA FOUNDRY, W.Buck, proprietor, Cedar st Vivian Joseph, Monnt Pleasant Wade Byron J., shoemaker, Wellington Miss Mary, dressmaker, st Wade Christopher, carpenter, Wellington st Wade Henry, clerk, Nelson st Wade William A., clerk, Nelson st Wades Henry, merchant, Nelson st Wakeman Charles, carpenter, William st Waldron Richard W., plasterer, Darling st Walker Miss Elizaboth, dressmaker, Queen st Walker Thos., gun maker, Dalhousie st Walker Udney, tailor, Queen st Walker William, G.T.R., Sheridan st Waller William, Colborne st Walker William, laborer, East Cove Walkinshaw William, machinist, Dal- housie st Walkinshaw William, tailor, Balfour st Wallace George, proprietor Drumbo flour mill, Nelson st WALLACE & HOUGHTON, tanners, curriers, and wholesale dealers in leather, hides, &c., and at Princeton, Colborne st WALLACE JAMES, J.P, of Wallace & Houghton, Nelson st Wallace John T., storekeeper, Col- borne st Wallace Joseph, teamster, Mill st Wallace Mrs.Mary, wid James, Cedar st Wallace Robert C., blacksmith, Oxford st Wallace William, laborer, Balfour st Waller Miss Louisa, dressmaker Waller William, potter, Dalhousie st Walsh Frederick, proprietor Fountain saloon Walsh John, shoemaker, Oxford st Walsh Miles, agent, Market st Walsh Mrs.Bridget, wid, Richardson st Walsh William E., of Welsh & Walsh Walter James, carpenter, Chatham st Walters Wm, tinsmith, bds Colborne st Walton James, cabinetmaker, bds Col- borne st Walton James, blacksmith, Murray st Warburton James, engineer G.T.R, Marlborough st Warcup_ Isaac, of Plewes & Warcup, Sheridan st Warner Hamilton W., starch factory, William st Warren Edward, laborer, Balfour st Washington Wm., laborer, Sheridan st WATEROUS C.H., & CO., proprietors Brantford Engine works, Dalhousiest.Dee , v WATEROUS CHARLES H, of C.H.Waterous & Co.Waterous Mrs.Mary Watkins William, clerk G.T.R., Syden- ham st Watson Hargrave, butcher, Walnut st Watson Thomas T,, clerk, Dalhousie st Watson William, butcher, Walnut st Watson Wm.A., agent, Dalhousie st WATT GEORGE, grocer, Colborne st, I Alfred st Watt George, jun, clerk, Alfred st Watt James, Alfred st Watt James, West st Watt Robert, carpenter, Durham st Watt Thomas, Albion st Watt W., jun., barrister, &c., King st, h West st Watt William, builder, Waterloo st, hb West st Watts Alfred, grain merchant, mill owner, &c., Golborne st, h Dumfries st Watts John, carpenter, Sheridan st Webber James, clerk, Golborne st Webbing Edward H., butcher, Market st, h Walnut st Webster Alexander, gardener, Syden- ham st Webster George T., clork Webster Thos., of Matthews & Webster constable and coroner, Colborne gt \u2018 Webster William D., carpenter Wedlake John F., laborer, Enst Park Weokes Jumes I£, carpenter, Onk st Weightman Charles, carpenter G.T.R.Weinaugh John V., grocer, West st Weir John, shoemaker, Victoria st Welch John, Chatham st Welding & Belding, stoneware manufacturers, Dalliousie st Welding William I.; of Welding & Beld- ing, Darling st Wells Joreminl, mason, Church st Wells William, laborer, Darling st Welsh George, bricklayer, George st Welsh George, carpenter, Balfour st Welsh James, mason, Nelson st Welsh John, plasterer, Sheridan st Welsh Nixon, carpenter, Balfour st Welsh Robert, carpenter, Balfour st Welsh Robert, proprietor Occidental saloon, Nelson st West Alden B., Colborne st West Jackson, laborer, Murray st West Mrs.Buphemig, wid Alden Weston Nathaniel, carpenter, Pearl st West William, saddler, bds Darling st Westover Willinm E., clerk, Nelson st Westrip Thomas G., conductor G.T.R., George st Weyns James, J.P., Darling st Whalen John, plasterer, Peel st Whayman William, veterinary surgeon, George st Whingle Richard.Pearl st Whitaker Starkie, laborer, Marlborough st Whitaker Thomas, [conductor G.T.R., Sheridan st Whitaker William, tinsmith, Oxford st Whitaker William, Martborough st Whiteup John, cigarmaker, West st White Amasa B., blacksmith, Wellington st White George, jun, carpenter, Col- borne st White George, watch repairer, Col- borne st White John, bricklayer, Pearl st White Thomas, bookkeeper, Darling st White William, baggageman G.T.R, Charlotte st White William, laborer, Grant st White William, laborer, Northumber- land st Whitehead Miss Caroline, school teacher Whitehead Willard M.Albion st Whitham Henry F., soda water factory, West st Whitham John, clerk, Alfred st Whitham Matthew, fancy store, Col- borne st Whitteopp King st Wickens Herbert, clerk, Charlotte st Wickens 1lerman, Charlotte st Wickens Mrs.Phabe, wid Stephen, Charlotte st Wickson Charles, Inborer, Wnlnut st Widows home, Miss Surah Chapin, matron, William st Wiegand Hermann, butcher, West st Wiles Stephen, carpenter, Charlotte st Wiley Jonathan, tanner, Water st, h Cunning st x Wilford Henry, harnessmaker, Wellington st Wilkes Alfred J., of Brooke & Wilkes, Darling st WILKES GEORGE IL, of C.11.Waler- ous & Co., Palace st John F., cigar factory, ONTARIO.] ; , issioner in B,R.lkes Jas., J.P., commissioner In 1.tk, Wie and insurance agent, Colborne st, h Darling st Wilkie John, baker, FI a Wilkie John, haker, Queen 8 Wilkie Mrs.fsnbelld, wid Robert, dressmaker, Queen st Le Wilking Charles, Adelaide st Wilkins Mrs.Maria, wid Richard, Adelaide st \\ Wilkinson John W., watchmaker, Col- borne st, i Charlotte st Willett Philip, carpenter, bds Marlborough st Willet: Thomas, carpenter, bds Marlborough st ; Williams Charles T., hairdresser, Dal- housie st, It Nelson st Williams Henry laborer, George st \u201cWilliams Isaac, laborer, Albion st Williams, Thomas P., baker, Northum- berland st Williamson Patrick, Pearl st Williamson Wm.,bricklayer,Colborne st Wilson \u2014, mason, Alfred st Wilson Andrew L., clerk of customs, Dumfries st Wilson Christopher, shoemaker, Oxford st WILSON HUGH McK., of Cameron & Wilson, bds at Bingham house Wilson James A., clerk, Colborne st Wilson James, clerk Wilson John, laborer, Sydenham st Wilson Robert, laborer, Oxford st Wilson T.J., bds at Commercial hotel, Dalhousie st Winney John, hostler, Queen st Winstanley Edward C., clerk G.T.R,, bds King st \u2018Winter David, cigar maker, Richardson st Winter George S., clerk, Dalhousie st Winter Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, Charlotte st Winter Thos., confectioner, Charlotte st Wisner Harrison, of Adams, Wisner & Co., Dalhousie st Wisner Jesse O., fanning mills, Dal- ousie st Wisson George, omnibus driver, Daring st \u2018Witty Francis, accountant, Dalhousie st Witty Henry S., printer, Dalhousie st Wolfe Mrs.Ann, wid Robert, William st Wood Daniel, laborer G.T.R., Grey st Woorl Edward, moulder, Wellington st WOOD HON.EDMUND BURKE, M.P., and M.P.P., barrister, treasurer for the province of Ontario, Market st, h Dumfries st Wood Job, carpenter, Wellington st Wood M is.Lanah, wid Andrew G., Al- ion s Wood rev.Jol, Dalhousie st Woodall Thomas, carpenter, Sheridan st - Woods Henry, inukeeper and carpenter, Waterloo st \u2019 Woods Henry, wood worker, bds Pearl Wovds Thomas, cigar maker, Nelson st Woods Thomas, painter, Brock st Woods Thomas, painter, Murray st M Dol valter, wholesale glassware, sic s Woodyatt Augustus, W housic st \u201coodyatt James, town clerk, To hail, h Dalhousie st town Woudyutt Miss Harriet, school teacher Dalhousie st ! ! Woodyutt Thomas, solicitor, Market st, h Dalhousie st Congregationalist, gunsmith, Dal- DOMINION 233 DIRECTORY.Woodyatt William B., patent roofer, Darling st Worden Peter, galoonkeeper, Market st WORKMAN HUGH, brick manufacturer, Colhorne st Workman John, brickmaker, bds Dal- housie st Worthington John, grocer, Colborne st Wright Benjamin Wright Charles, shoemaker, Balfour st Wright James, engine driver G.T.R, Market st Wright Jolin, boilermaker, East Cove Wright John, shoemaker, Balfour st Wright Joseph, shoemaker, Balfour st Wyatt John, carrigemaker,bds Chatham st Wyatt John J., waggonmaker Wye John Henry, M.D., Dalhousie st Yates Henry, of Yates & Stratford, Sydenham st Yates & Stratford, contractors, West st Young Isaac, laborer, East cove Young Wm., lumber merchant, Pearl st Yule John, clerk, bds Market st Zealand Samuel G., clerk, Nelson st BR ECHIN\u2014A smal] village in the township of Mara, county of Ontario, on the Whitby road, half-way between Beaver- ton and Orillig, Distant from Bell Ewart, a station of the Northern railway, 36 miles, from Whitby, the county town, 60 miles, Mail bi-weekly.Population about 00.Barker Joseph, shoemaker Bernard John, storekeeper Birney John, tavernkeeper Cameron Archibald, farmer Campbell rev.Kenneth A.R.catholic, pastor St Andrew's church Courtney Michael, farmer Doig Alexander, farmer Doig George, farmer Ensworth William, farmer Foley James P., postmaster McCreigh John, farmer McFadden Archibald, blacksmith McFathen John, waggonmaker McGrath Martin, teacher McGrath Michael.weaver McLennan William, farmer Murphy Miss Mary.school teacher Murray Arthur, farmer Parsons Jacob, farmer Prophet Patrick W., farmer Prophet Silas, farmer Roach Thomas, innkeeper Seager John Henry.steam mill owner St Andrew's church, rev.Kenneth A.Campbell, R.catholic, pastor Terrill John, farmer Thompson Miss Grace, storekeeper Wesleyan methodist church BRENTWOOD\u2014A villagein the township of Sunnidale, county of Simcoe.Distant from New Lowell, a station of the Northern railway, 14 mile, from Barrie 6 miles, from Toronto 60 miles.Mail daily.l\u2019opulation about 200.Auger Andrew, farmer Auger Narcisse, farmer Auger Theophilus, laborer Auger Thomas, farmer Birdsall William, laborer Brown Thomas, tavernkeeper Christopher Aaron, of Cook, Christopher Co.Coddy John, farmer Cook, Christopher & Co., saw mill Cook, Simeon, of Cook, Christopher à 0.Cullen Patrick, farmer Daley Michael, farmer Davidson Joseph, saw mill Bra-BRE Desjardins Joseph, farmer Desjardins Paul, farmer Dubois Louis E., postmaster Forrest Felix, laborer Fry Edward, lahorer Harris Elisha, blacksmith Heffren John, farmer Hulett William, blacksmith Kenyon Thomas, hotelkeeper Laporte Louis, farmer Lapresse D., foreman Leane Daniel, farmer Legate William, farmer Legault Antoine, farmer Leone B., laborer Long James, laborer Long John, lahorer Lovett John, clerk Macaulay Archibald, laborer McBride John, farmer McCarthy Charles, laborer McCaughey James McFarlane William, laborer Maundrell Thomas, laborer Maxwell James, measurer Moore Robinson.tavernkeeper Nadeau Joseph, farmer O'Connell John, farmer Randall John, farmer Ritchie Daniel, laborer Robillard Joseph, farmer Ronson Roger, laborer Sabin Daniel, storekeeper Scott Thomas, laborer Scott William.laborer Shaw Hugh, waggonmaker Shaw John, laborer Shaw John, lumberman Smith Daniel, laborer Smith Jacob, laborer Switzer Philip.farmer Trott Robert, engineer Verey George C., laborer Warner George, storekeeper Warner John, foreman Wood W.G., of Cook, Christopher & Co.BRESL AU\u2014A small villagein the township and county of Waterloo.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Berlin, the county town, 4 miles, fare 10c.: from Guelph 10 miles, fare 3e.; from Toronto 55 miles, fare $1.75.Mail daily.Population about 200.Barber Thomas, miller Becker George.laborer Betzener Jacob, farmer Boekmer Jacob, cooper Boehmer John, cooper Bowman Abraham, clerk Break David, farmer Breslau hotel, Chas.Gaster, proprietor Bricker David, of Morer, Bricker & Co.Bricker Ephraim, laborer Bricker John, of Moyer, Bricker & Co.Clemens Benjamin, miller Clemer Abraham, farmer Cotterell George, station master G.T.R.Cressman Joseph, farmer Discher Henry, lime burner Duke John, switchman G.T.R.Dunn William, section foreman G.T.R.Freitland Christian, shoemaker Gaster Charles, proprietor Breslau hotel Goetz X,, laborer Heimbach Henry, tailor Kirkland Alexander, farmer Koch Henry, blacksmith Kreason Charles, lime burner MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Mossel I.G., laborer Moyer, Bricker & Co., storekeepers Moyer Moses, of Moyer, Bricker & Co., postmaster Shatz Michael, mason Bre-BrI DOMINION 234 DIRECTORY.[Province op Shedel Jacob, farmer Shepherd John, switchman G.T.R.Shoemaker Abraham, blacksmith Shoemaker George, farmer Shoemaker John, carpenter Snider Christian, farmer \u2018Weaver Menno, farmer Whaner John, carpenter Winters Samuel, teamster Zeller Jacob, farmer Zeller Philip, farmer BREWE4)S MILILS\u2014A village in the towuship of Pittsburg, county of Frontenac, A brisk business is carried on here in Jumber and cordwood.Distant from Kingston 17 miles, fare Suc.tri-weekly.Population about 150.Anglin Robert, jun., storekeeper Anglin Robt., sen., postinaster, saw mill Costello Arthur, laborer Dean Patrick, lockmaster Dougherty Philip, farmer Foster Thomas, grist and carding mill Frieal Amos, laborer Hartnett Joseph, foreman saw mill McKeever Francis, blacksmith McLaughlin Wm., grocery and tavern Milne Alexander, shoemaker Milne Peter, carpenter Murphy Thomas, farmer Mutchmore William, pilot BREWSTER\u2014A small village in the towuship of Stephen, county of Huron.Distant from Park Hill, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 13 miles, from Goderich, the county town, 28 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100, Armstrong Andrew Baind James, laborer Cameron Alexander, hotelkeeper Cameron Ewen, farmer Desjardins André, farmer Desjardins Louis, farmer Desjardins Pierre, farmer Desjardins Xavier, farmer Drake James, laborer Fulton Robert Fulton William, farmer Hobrook William, mill worker House Wellington, storekeeper Huston William, school teacher King A., mill ow.er McArthur John, jun, farmer McArthur John, sen., farmer McDougall W., postmaster Mitchell John, farmer Morris Thomas, tavernkeeper Perrise John, sawyer BRIDGENORTH-\u2014A village on Lake Chemong, township of Smith, county of Peterborough.Distant from Peterbo- rough, the county town and a station of the Midland railway, 6 miles, fare 37}c.Mail daily.Population about 150.Bromwell Jacob, carpenter and photographer Coone W.B,, laborer Cummings Jacob, laborer Dean Marcus S., J.P., postmaster, mill owner and storekeeper Dobson Robert, laborer Dunbar Asa, hotelkeeper Gagnon Thomas, laborer Garretty Patrick, laborer Gravel Charles, laborer Gray George, cooper Griffith James, carpenter Harvey Edwin, pensioner Hay Robert M.Kelly Samuel S., J.P., storekeeper Kelly W.B,, lumber merchant McCall Charles, constable McCall James, carpenter \u201c Mail | McCall William, shoemaker McCilmoyls Charles, laborer McDonald Neil, blacksmith McFadden Hugh, boat builder Mann Aaron, farmer Mann James, cheese factor and farmer Moffat William, tailor Morland James, cooper Pearson Richard, carpenter Pope John, hotelkeeper Quin John, laborer Quin Martin, laborer Robertson John, weaver Udy William, laborer Watson John N., tinsmith and painter Wesleyan church, mission from Lake- eld BRIDGEPORT\u2014A thnving village on the Grand river, township and county of Waterloo.Little progress has been made, however, during the past fow years.The village has extensive water power which is applied to various manu- fretures.Tt Lns been a good lumbering district, and its resources are no means exhausted.Distant from Ber- Jin, the county town and a station of the Grad Trunk railway, 2 miles, from Waterloo 2 miles, from Hamilton 39 miles, from Torouto 68 miles, Mai daily.Population about 707.Abel George, dyer Albert Henry, proprietor, Bridge hotel Albert John, carpenter Alderson James, J.P.Alderson John, farmer Alderson Robert Aumann John, blacksmith Bechtel Isaac, teamster Beck Philip, tailor Bernfuss Frank, miller Bierenstiehl Adam, potter Bierenstiehl Henry, saddler Boetel John, laborer Bollender John, weaver Bridge hotel, Albert, Henry proprietor Brough James, weaver Burkholder Daniel, farmer Devitt James, teamster Dumke Frederick, laborer Eby Abraham, farmer Eby Benjamin W., farmer Eby Elias, postmaster Eby Tobias, assistant postmaster Erb Amos, farmer Erb David Eular rev.George, Lutheran Ferrier Thomas L., weaver Ferrier William, student Fisher Fidel, engineer Fleischaeur John, dealer Harrison Edward, tanner Harrold Richard, teacher Heiser Stephen, carpenter Hollinger George, cooper Hollinger Michael, cooper Huehn Conrad, blacksmith Huehn Henry, blacksmith Huff Adam, tailor Huff John, shoemaker Johnston William Keffer Henry, farmer Knechtel Philip, farmer Koch Baron Julius Kraft John, farmer Kraft John B., farmer Kraft Moses, farmer Krentzwieser Michnel, carpenter Lancaster hotel, J ohn Schmidt, proprietor Lenn Leonard, sawyer McBain William, miller McCloy William, window blind maker McGill William, weaver Meyer Charles 1, mason Meyer John, millwright Michbury Adam, weaver Miller John D,, blacksmith Murray Adam, of Wendling & Murray Muths Charles, gardener Potter Frederick A, firmer Reinhardt David, furmer Reiter Jacobs weaver Reiter Juco, jun, cooper Rick Christinn, tailor Roos (icorge, cooper Roos Taare, cooper ROSBACH ADAM V., suldler wa hirnessmuker Rudolph Henry, limeburner Rudolph John, engineer Schelley Amos, farmer Scheucrman Frederick L., taunner Scheuerman Henry, tanner Schiedel Noah, hotelkeeper Schmidt Andrew A, weaver Schmidt George T., laborer Schmidt John, proprietor hotel Schwoob Joseph, laborer Seibert Jacob $., carpenter Shantz Isaac I, dealer Shantz Tobias, miller.Shirk Peter, of Shirk & Snider Shirk & Snider, saw and grist mill Snider Hiram, miller Snider Samuel S., of Shirk & Snider Spiersnan Henry, foreman Stockfish August, laborer Vetter Adolphe, painter Weber Benjamin, farmer Weber Isaac, farmer Wellem John, waggonmaker Wendell Louis, te:unster Wendling Jacob, of Wendling & Mur- Lancaster ray Wendling & Murray, woollen mill Wesch Jacob, sawyer Yantz John, shoemaker BRIDGEWATER\u2014A village on the Scootamatta river, township of Elzivir, county of Hastings.It was first laid out in the year 1854, possesses an unlimited extent \u2018of water power, with a grist mill, saw mill, carding mill, foundry, scythe and hammer manufactories, a town hall and a commun school.Iron, copper, gold and other minerals are to be found in the vicinity.There are some extensive mines, and quarries of white marble Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Belleville, a station of the Grand \u2018Trunk railway, 28 miles, fare $1.25.Mail daily.Population about 450.Barker Miss Mary, music teacher Barry Robert, J.P., councillor Bauder John, miller Bragg John, tanner and currier Bragg William & Co., foundry Breeze John D., clerk BRIDGEWATER HOUSE, Jolin I Odell, proprietor Campbell Thomas, stage driver Campbell William, teamster Chanque Michael, cooper Crawford Samuel, mechanie Jredicott John, bntcher Dingman rev.G.John, Wesleyan Downing John, clerk - Elliott Thomas, baker Empey Francis, shoemaker Finch Henry, millwright Flint Charles, township clerk Flint hon.Billa, senator, reeve, storekeeper, saw and grist mill, foundry, lumber .Frost Joseph, waggon and curriage- maker Frost Oliver C., enbinetmaker Gilligan Thomas, stage driver Gonyea Charles, farmer Guyott Peter, hammer maker 7 | ONTARIO] DOMINION 235 DIRECTORY.Bri\u2014Bri Hailstone John, assessor and collector Harrison James E., farmer Hart Samuel, teamster Heath Charles, clerk Higginbotham Andrew, M.D.axdy Alfred, laborer Iardy Sydney, laborer Jackson David millwright JAMES EDWIN, postmaster, Montreal Telegruph Co.Kerr William, carpenter Kincaid Joseph, blacksmith Kleirfsteuber Ernest, shoemaker Langley Michael, assessor McAfee John, tailor Mairs James, clerk Division court Hanahan James Maxwell Michael, farmer Maxwell Patrick, farmer Merrill George, hovkkeeper MONTREAL TELEGRAPII CO, E.James, operator Nealon Dennis, lumber agent Noakes Richard : ODELL JOHN H., proprietor Bridge- water house .Patras Louis, blacksmith Rathman Claus Rowe Michael Sager Alexander, miller Smith William, laborer Spencer William, harnessmaker Swinton John, sawyer Talmond Miss Mary J., milliner and dressmaker Tucker Francis, mason Turner Joshua Ww, councillor, tinsmith Tuttle Leslie, school teacher Tuttle James, clerk Warren Victor,hammer and trap maker Wemp William B., etage proprietor Wolfe George, carding mill factory *BRIGHANPS CORNERS\u2014A village in the township of Dereham, county of Oxford.Distant from Brownsville 2 miles, from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 13 miles, from Woodstock, the county town, 23 miles, from London 33 miles.Population about 70.Armstrong William, carpenter Blackmer Alonzo, farmer Bougner John, carpenter Dennis James, school teacher Dry Thomas, laborer Edwards Robert grocer Forbes Robert G., farmer .Lambdon Thomas, farmer McDowell Juseph, farmer Mercer Thomas, tarmer Pinnel Charles, farmer Purney Joseph, laborer BRIGH'T\u2014A flourishing village in the townships of Blenheim and Blandford, county of Oxford.Montreal Tele raph Co.has nn oflice here, It is a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, Distant from Drumbo ¢ miles, from Plattsville 4 miles, from l\u2019aris 18 miles, from Woodstock, the countytown, 14 miles, from Brantford 21 miles, from Duunvillo 58 miles, from God- erich 64 miles, from Buffalo 97 miles.Mail daily.Population about 500.Adams Price, cooper American Merchants Union Express Co, H, R.Sharp, agent Batson Charles night operator, depot Bond Thonins, farmer \u2018 Bond William, farmer Bristow Edwin, carpentor Brown George, farmer CAMERON JOHN, general merchant and proprietor stave factory Cowan John, jun, carpenter * The post oflice 1s at Brownsville.operator Cowan John, sen., innkeeper, farmer Cuthbertson George Cuthhertson John, farmer Cuthbertson William, innkeeper Elliott William, farmer + EMPEY ARCHIBALD M, station agent G.T.R., and agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Evans Samuel, farmer Foreman William, laborer Gibson Matthew, clerk Green William C., clerk Gustard John, pedlar Henderson Samuel, harnessmaker Henry James, general merchant Hewitt George, farmer HEWITT HENRY, grain and produce merchant, farmer Hobson Benjamin, clerk Howell George, laborer Howell James, foreman in stave factory Howitt John, laborer Jones John, engineer Lougheed George D., M.D.McKie Mrs.Isabella, wid McKie Kobert, blacksmith Monk Charles, innkeeper, farmer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH (CO.AM.Empey, agent Murdock Alexander Murray John, laborer G.T.R.Peters Jost, waggonmaker Pummel James, shoemaker Pummel William, blacksmith Riesberry John, farmer Riesberry Robert, jun., carpenter Riesberry Robert, sen., farmer Robson John, tailor Rostock Gustave, tailor Rowe Georg, shoemaker Russell Mrs.Elizabeth Scott William, farmer Sharp Herbert R., postmaster, express agent Shearer John, farmer Steedsman William, J.P., farmer Stein William, carpenter Streets Jarvis, section master G.T.R.Swears Benjamin, laborer Vair Thomas, storekeeper Wilson Edwin, clerk BRIGHTON\u2014 An incorporated village on Presqu\u2019 1sle Bay, Lake Ontario, township of Brighton, county of Northumber- land.It isa port ot entry ; and a steamer plies three times a week between this place, Colborne harbor, Cobourg, and Oswego, N.Y, The manufacturies are represented by two grist mills, one plaster mill and a taunery.A station of the Grand Trunk railway is in the village.Montreal Telegraph Co.and Dominion Telegraph Co.have offices here.Distant from Cobourg, the county town, 22 miles, from Toronto 92 miles, from Montreal 241 miles.Mnil daily.Population about 1700 Alexander James, farmer Ames John, photographer, Main st Ames Robert, cabinetmaker, Main st Anderson Edward, joiner, Oliphant st Auston Johu, of Barker & Auston, Main st Barker & Auston, druggists, Main st Barker Robert, of Barker & Austin Main st Begg Peter, printer, Prince Edward st Bencdiet Daniel D., laborer, Baldwin st Bettis Uriah, laborer, Railroad st Bevitt Mrs.Catherine, wid Michael, Young st Bevitt Russell, painter Black Robert, laborer, Prince Edward st Blizard John, boots and shoes, Prince Edward st Bly Adam, fisherman Bly James, laborer, Harhor st Bly John, fisherman, Division st - Bowles J.H., operator Dominion Telegraph Co.Bowles John, grocer, Prince Edward st Bowles William, shoemaker, Young st Brooks Danl,, laborer, Prince Edward st Brooks Jacob, shoemaker, Division st Brown William, fisherman, Prince Edward st Bryant Patrick, farmer Buckley Stiles, treasurer, Main st Bullock Bros., grocers, Prince Edward st Bullock Christopher E., grozer, Main st Bullock David, of Bullock Brothers, Main st Bullock Lisle, of Bullock Brothers, Main st Burr John, bricklayer, Main st Burns Patrick, laborer Butler George Coltman, M.D.Butler John, farmer, Napier st Butler William, carding mill, Prince Edward st Carey Isaac, joiner, Prince Edward zt Carnricke John, baker, Dundas st Carr Wm.R., drover, Prince Edward st Carter Hiram, laborer, Prince Edward st Carter Léo., joiner, Prince Edward st Carter Robert, joiner, Butler st Carter Rubert, carpenter Casey Thomas, Prince Edward st Chapman David, tailor, Main st Chase Isaac, laborer, Chapel st Childrose Andrew, laborer, Prince Edward st Church of England, Sanford st rev.C E.Morton, minister Clark Alfred W.blacksmith.Harbor st CLARK HOUSE, Robert G.Clark, proprietor, Main st Clark Jared O., carriagemaker, Prince Edward st Clark Peter B., grocer.Prince Edward st CLARK ROBERT G.proprietor Clark house, Main st Claus Donald, fisherman, Baldwin st Claus Nathan, fisherman, Napier st Clouston Joseph, grocer, Main st Clute Mrs., Prince Edward st Cook Hermon L., M.D., Victoria st Cook Silas, tanner, Main st Coon George, joiner Corbett Henry, laborer, Ontario st Corby Thomas R., marblecutter, Main st Covell James, fisherman, Harbor st Covell William, laborer Coy] William, blacksmith, Dundas st Crandle John, laborer, Division st Crysler John, laborer Dafoe Samuel, joiner, Prince Edward st Dalton Thomas, barrister, Sanford st Davey Joseph, harnessmaker, Prince Edward st Day Harvey, butcher, Prince Edward st Dean Noble B., M.D., Young st Demill Isaac B., hardware, Main st Dingman Mrs.Hannah, wid Joseph.Main st Dixon R., night operator G.T.R.Dominion Telegraph Co., J.H.Bowles.operator, Prince Edward st Douglas John, laborer, Main st Drewry George, J.P, Main st Dulmadge Daniel M., dentist.Division st Edwards Edgar W., Main st Episcopal methodist church, rev.Paschal Knox, Ewing Ben.T., insurance agent, Main st Eyre John, M.P.P., barrister, Main st Fairman Chs., jun, joiner, Division st Fairman Chs., sen., laborer, Division st BRrI\u2014BR1 DOMINION 236 DIRECTORY.[ProviNor Or Ferris Matthew, general store, Prince Edward st Fite Amos E., M.D., Railroad st Finton John, laborer, Prince Edward st Fisk Edward S., shoemaker, Sanford st Flagler John F., blacksmith, Division st Fleet, Edward, laborer, Railroad st Forbes Alexander, barrister, Main st Fraser Donald, laborer, Napier st Fry George A., laborer, Victoria st Garretsee Daniel, grocer, Prince Edward st Good Abraham, joiner Grand Trunk railway station, P.R.Ryan, agent Grems Jolin W., joiner, Prince Edward st Gross Albert, photographer, Main st Gross Horace, Alice st Gross Pitkin, M.D., Main st Gross Samuel, farmer, Oliphant st Gross Thomas P., Young st Gunyo Asa, laborer, Main sth Ontario st Gunyo Edward, laborer, Ontario st Hagan Hugh, laborer, Harbor st Hardcastle George, laborer, Main st Hecth Andrew C., saddler, Young st Henderson Mrs., school teacher, Prince Edward st Herbert James, laborer Hewitt \u2014, clerk, Main st Hewitt Mrs.Matilda, wid Thos., Division st Hodges Albert O., clerk of Courts, Main st Hubble James, laborer, Baldwin st Hunter Duncan, hop farmer, Prince Edward st Huyck George, carriagemaker, Prince Edward st Jizard Harvey, laborer, Napier st Johnston Richard, mason Jones & Sills Misses, milliners, Main st Ketchum Hiram E., Young st Ketchum Maitland P., exchange broker and general store, Main st Knox rev.Paschal, Episcopal methodist Main st Lawler Mrs Ann, wid Patrick, Alice st Lee John, storekeeper, Main st Lewis Henry carriagemaker, Prince Edward Lisk Arthur, laborer, Alice st Lockhart John, pedlar, Railroad st Lockwood Joseph, postmaster, Dundas st Lockwood Thomas C., assistant postmaster, Dundas st Lockword Milton K., notary and town clerk, issuer of licences and agent C.P.B.S, Prince Edward st Lowe William H., farmer, Elizabeth st McAlease John, blacksmith, Main st McCallum Alexander, agent, Sanford st McCartney Joseph, laborer, Main st McCullough Miss Mary L, milliner, Main st McGonagel J.B., carriagetrimmer, Alice st McGrath Jas., laborer, Prince Edward st McKechnie C.R., farmer McKenzie Daniel, wharfinger, Baldwin st McLatchie Alfred, head master Grammar school, Main st McTaggart D.& W., boots and shoes, Main st McTaggart Daniel, of D.& W.McTag- gart, Main st McTaggart Wallace, of D.& W.McTaggart, Main st Mahew W.A.law clerk, Railroad st Marks rev.Dr.\u2014, Wesleyan Marsh George, farmer Martin Alexander, deputy sheriff, Prince Edward st Martin Charles, sailor, Prince Edward st Meade Mrs.Eliza, wid Henry, Prince Edward st Miller John, farmer Mills Matthew, farmer, Prince Edwardst Mills William, farmer, Chapel st MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.T.C.Lockwood agent Dundas st Mountney Andrew, grocer, Baldwin st Moran Patrick, pedlar, Napier st Morrison George, laborer, Main st Morrison G.H., Main st Morton rev.C.E., ch of England Mowers Alexander, laborer Mountney Cornelius, sailor, Baldwin st Mulligan Charles, farmer, Main st Nerdon John, sailor, Prince Edward st Nesbitt James, general store, Main st Nickle James, farmer, Proctor st Nix Charles E., farmer Nix Edward, bds at Clark house, Main st Nix John W.Olsen Stephen, watchmaker, Main st Palmer Mrs.wid Joseph, Division st Persons J.F., boat builder, Main st Peterson Nicholas H., gencral store, Prince Edward st Peterson William, laborer Phillips Charles W., fisherman Phillips James H., grocer, Main st Philips Mrs.\u2014, wid Beckman Platt Willett, lumber merchant, Main st Post office, Joseph Lockwood, postmaster, Dundas st Presbyterian church, rev.Peter Duncan, minister.Young st Pringle Eli, plasterer, Main st Proctor Ira R., farmer, Main st Proctor Isaac O., dentist, Prince Edward st Proctor Isaac S., grocer, Prince Edward st Proctor John E., storekeeper, Main st Proctor Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Isaac,Prince Edward st Proctor William C., dry goods, Prince Edward st Purdy Hiram, tinsmith, Main st Purdy Lewis A., general store, Main st Purdy R.S., tinsmith, Young st Purdy Samua], grist mill, William st Quackenbush Calvin, tailor, Main st Quackenbush Peter, farmer, Main st Quick captain Jobn, sailor, Oliphant st Quick William, sailor, Harbor st Richmond Marmaduke, Young st Rickley John, Prince Edward st Rodgers William, joiner, Harbor st Rolls James, M.D., druggist, Main st Rose Mrs.Christiana, wid Philip, grocery, Main st Ryan P.R., agent G.T.R.Sanford Isaac C., farmer Sanford Joseph S., accountant, Main st Sanford Josiali H., hotelkeeper, Railroad st Sanford Mrs.Adeline, wid William, Prince Edward st Sanford Mrs.Julia, wid Thos., Main st Sanford Oran, farmer, Main st Sanford Thomas D., farmer, Main st Scarlet \u2014, achool teacher Sheffel Cyrus, laborer Shewman Boltus, laborer, Oliphant st Shewman Henry, laborer, Napier st Simple William, Baldwin st Simpson Obed, farmer, Main st Singleton George, Dundas st Smith Jacob, baker, Main st Smith James A., grocer, Main st Smith Sidney, farmer Smith William W, watchmaker, Prince Edward st Snider Brothers, proprictors house, Main st Snider Henry, of Snider Brothers, Main st Snider house, Snider Brothers, proprietors, Main st Snider Levi, of Snider Brothers, Main st Solomon James, E., printer, Oliphant st Sommers James, snddler, bds at Clark house, Main st Spencer Augustus, joiner, Prince Edward st Squires Henry, Main st Stanley James, saddler, Main st Stephens Daniel T., farmer, Sanford st Stevens Mrs, Aun, wid Elisha, Prince Edward st Stewart John, hotelkeeper, Main st Storms Mrs.Mary, Prince Edward st Sutherland Mrs.À, wid Wm., Prince Edward st Swan Joseph, farmer, Division st Taylor J.ir blacksmith Taylor John, laborer, Young st Taylor Mrs, Phoebe, wid William, Prince Edward st Terey Mrs.Rebecca, wid T.G., milliner, Main st Thayer Ira B., hardware, Prince Edward st Thayer Isaiah, saddler, Prince Edward st Thayer Isaiah B., Prince Edward st Thayer Nathaniel, Prince Edward st Tobey Jasper, accountant, Young st Valleau Cornelius, joiner Vandeusin Peter J., joiner, Division st Vanhorn Cornelius, Main st Vanhorn James, Chapel st Vanwicklen Silvanus, blacksmith Waldren Joseph S., mariner, Ontario st WALDREN PROF.J.E.,, M.D, of Sydney, Ontario, P.O.address Wal- bridge, Ontario, at the Clark house, Brighton, monthly Wallace Geo.A.,matchmaker,Proctorst Walt James, butcher, Division st Ward John, cooper, Prince Edward st Waters Mrs.Elizabeth, weaver, Main st Webb Thomas, general store, cor Main and Prince Edward sts Webb Wilson W., grocer, Main st Wellington Isaac M., baker and grocer, Main st Wesleyan Methodist church, rev.Dr.Marks, minister, Prince Edward st Whitty James, laborer, Butler st Wicks William, butcher, Main st Wilkins John S., Napier st Wilson David, tailor, Main st Wright William J., mariner, Prince Edward st Wynn Robert, boots and shoes, Main st, h Division st BRINK WORTH-A small village in the township of Rnwdon,county of Ilast- ings.It was firstsottled in the year 1806.The soil of the surrounding country is a rich clay loam, well adapted to the rudsing of wheat, barley, and other staplo grains.The village has n good common school.Distant from Stirling 6 miles, fare 260.: from Belleville, & station of the Grand Trunk railway, 21 miles, fare 766, Mail tri-weekly.Population ubout 100.Baird rev.Joseph, Baptist Coveler James, pumpmaker Chard Perlee, farmer Doxsee Hiram, carpenter Hoard Nathan, farmer Hubbel Isanc Hubble Barce, laborer Huffman Daniel, shoemaker Huffman John, farmor Merrick Isaac, farmer Snider nées ere a a ONTARIO.] Peterson David, laborer Ramsey Charles, farmer Ramsey James, farmer Sharp Samuel, blacksmith Weaver Sylvester, farmer Westcott Samuel, farmer Westcott William, farmer Williams Allan, postmaster, storekeeper Williams Calvin, farmer Williams Marshall B., farmer Woodbeck Ezariah, farmer 3Y\u2014A village in the township Bouira, county of Middlesex.This place is surrounded by a splendid wheat country.Distant from\u2019 Ailsa Craig, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, from Lucan 8 miles, from London 24 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Bloomfield John, farmer Brighton John Brown George, postmaster, storekeeper Corbitt John, J., farmer Craven Linwood, farmer Darling John, farmer Elwood Mark, gaoler Healy Oliver, laborer Hodgings John, blacksmith Lee George, farmer Loose Christopher, farmer Morgan Edward, innkeeper Morley John, farmer Pierce Moses, farmer Richardson John, furrier Sholdise William, shoemaker Slack George, miller Tedder John, farmer Todd Alexander, school teacher *BRISBANE\u2014A small village in the township of Erin, county of Wellington.Shane\u2019s lake in the vicinity affords excellent trout fishing.Distant from Guelph 16 miles, from Georgetown, on the (Grand Trunk railway, 13 miles, fare 50c.Mail daily.Population about 50, Ashley Joshua A., veterinary surgeon Berry John, councillor, farmer Bristol hotel, B.Leason, proprietor Harris John, wheelworker and turner Leason B., proprietor Bristol hotel Long John Mackelcan George J., postmaster, grocer, conveyancer \u2018Norton Thomas R., blacksmith BRITANNIA\u2014A rising village in the township of Toronto, county of Peel.Distant from Brampton, a station of the Grand gorunk railway 8.foiles, from To- route, 20 es.Mail daily.Population Austin James, farmer Brown Joseph, farmer Chester Joseph, farmer Duncan George, farmer Falconer Elias, school teacher Gardner Joseph, farmer Gardner Robert, farmer Graham Matthew Jardine William, farmer Kee Hugh, farmer Leary John, farmer Loughend Allen, farmer MeClellund John, farmer MeClellund Samuel, farmer McClelland Thomas, farmer Muir Joseph, postmaster, carriage builder Nisbett James, farmer Payne James, farmer teeve Samuel, farmer Shar R., shoemaker Thel ar J.ohnston, farmer Tindle Clifford, laborer Waite Isture, farmer Waite Matthew, tamer * Formerly called Bristol.DOMINION 237 DIRECTORY.Winter George, farmer Wright Wesley R., farmer Young Joseph, blacksmith BROCK TON\u2014A village on Dundas street, township and county of York.Distant from the City hall, Toronto, 34 miles.Two mails a day.Population about 250.Abhs James Abhs William, gardener Awde William, butcher Burry George, of Barry & Sons, Col- borne st Barry & Sons, Colborne st Brennan Michael, laborer Brockton Club house, Frank Kennedy, proprietor Brown Bear inn, Mrs.Ann, wid Joseph, Church, proprietress Buckley Patrick, laborer Butler lam, mail conductor Campbell Richard, grocer Church Mrs.Ann, wid Joseph, postmistress, proprietress Brown Bear inn Connor Thomas, storekeeper Crealock John, drover Curran Philip, laborer Duggan James, laborer Dunn William, butcher Griffin Michael, tailor Harden M.Hill Alexander, gardener Howard Thomas, ironmonger, Yonge st Kearns Patrick, carpenter Kennedy Frank, proprietor Brockton Club house McGregor Archibald, rope factory McKenna Patrick, laborer Mallon John, butcher Maloney John, laborer Maloney Patrick, laborer Nolan Michael, storekeeper and tavern O'Hara colonel, farmer Ontario hotel, M.Slattery, proprietor Scott John, butcher Slattery Michael, proprietor Ontario hotel Smith William, butcher Sullivan Bartholomew, laborer Tracey Patrick, laborer Tracey Thomas, laborer Worms Robert, farmer the bank of the River St Lawrence, at the foot of the Lake of a Thousand Islands, township of Elizabethtown, county of Leeds, It is à port of entry, and the chief town of the counties of Leeds and Grenville, which are united for munici- al and Judicial purposes.The streets or the most part are laid out at right angles, spacious, clean and adorned with numerous tine buildings, both public and rivate; the hotels are excellent, and tie greawr part of the town is supplied with gas.It is a pleasant resting place for travellers, a& delightful resort for tourists, and a desirable home for permanent residents.Brockville boasts of several important branches of industry, prominent amongst which are the Novelty Works of James Smart, Esq., affording employment to 180 hands in the manufacture of hard- wareand stoves.Messrs.Smart & Steacy manufacture hardware, labor-saving wa- chines, and a variety of useful articles; Messrs, Allan, Turner & Co.manufacture whitelead, Messrs.Hall& Childs, buck and kid mitts and gloves, Messrs Tilly & Briggs, sashes and blinds, W, MoCullough, Esq suaths, grain cradles, &¢., and \u2018\u2019The Brock.ville Chemical aud Super-Phosphate Co.\u201d sulphuric acid and superphosphate of lime.This latter establishment deserves partioulur notice, ns it isone of only three in tho Dominion for the manufacture of the former article, and the only one for the latter.The materials for both are found within short distances of the town.Brockville, with the township of Eliza- BROCK VILLE\u2014A flourishing town on | Bri-Bro bethtown, sends one member to the House of Commons and one to the local legislature.Montreal Telegraph Co.bas an office here.All the steamers plying between Montreal, Kingston, Toronto and Hamilton stop here, and one of the Northern Transportation Co.'s propellers leaves daily for Chicago and intermediate ports.À steam feriy boat plies every half hour during the summer etween this place and Morristown.a village in the State of New York.The Grand Trunk railway passes through the northern part of the town, and Jas a large station and locomotive engine bi:ild- ing; and the Brockville and Ottawa railway, from the shore of the St Law: nce through the town to Sand Point, vu the Ottawa, has here its southern terminus.The opening of the Canada Central railway, from Carleton Place to Ottawa, Las given Brockville direct commu: nication with the capital.Distant from Prescott junction 13 miles, from Perth 40 miles, from Kingston 47 miles.from Cornwall 58 miles, from Ottawa 65 ini es, from Montreal 125 miles.Mail daily.Population about 6500.Abbott Amos, chief constable, John st ABBOTT H.A, vice president and managing director Brockville and Ottawa railway, and managing director Capada Central railway, office foot of Market st, h Court house av Abbott John N., Perth st Adams Francis, sexton ALLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, (under contract with the Government of Canada for the conveyance of the Canadian and American mails,) between Montreal, Quebec and Liverpool during summer navigation, and between Portland, Me., and Liverpool during winter navigation, head office.Montreal ; Canadian Express Co.agent.See Adv page facing first cover Anderson John, laborer, Perth st Anderson John, shoe store, Main st Anderson William, shoemaker, Main st, h George st Andrew William, bookkeeper, Main st Andrews Jesse, proprietor Grand Trunk hotel, Railroad st Armour Robert, carter, Church st ASHMAN C.R,, from London, Eng, manufactures saddle-trees of all descriptions, cheaper and better than can be obtained in Canada or the United States, Wall st ATCHERLEY COLONEL F.T., deputy adjutant general Atkins Mrs.William, George st Ayre Thomas, laborer, Pearl st Babcock Charles M., salesman, Main st Baker William, Pearl st Baker Thomas, plumber, St Andrew st Banfield Benjamin, mason, Main st BANK OF MONTREAL, J.N.Travers, manager; E.S.Clouston, accountant ; .J.A.Farmer, teller, Court house av Barber John, laborer, Main st Barber Samuel, shoemaker, George st Barker Francis, clerk, Park st Barker Mrs.Sarah, wid Ralph, Water st Barr George, clerk, Market st Barr Henry, jun., tinware, 127 Main st Barr Henry, sen., teamster, Water st Barr Solomon, carpenter, Wall st Bartle Bryan, joiner, California st Bates George, carpenter Bayley John, laborer G.T.R., Church st Beach Mrs, À, wid Stephen, George st Beacher Horace, carter, Main st Beacher Stephen N., painter, George st Beatty Robert, sectionman G.T.R., John st Bedlow Ruiter, blacksmith, Abbott st Beecher Isaac, Railroad st Beecher William F., Market st BROCKVILLE.DOMINION 238 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Belair William, St Andrew st Bell J.J., William st Bell & Tacaberry, cabinetmakers, 71 Main st Bell William, Perth st Bell William R., clerk, Garden st Bennett & Boyd, lumber, Water st Bennett Jolin, laborer, Main st Bennett Thomas, carpenter, Perth st Bennett Thomas, dealer, 90 Main st Bennett William, engine driver G.T.R,, Church st Bergeron Alexander, laborer, r Home st Berry Edward, laborer, Main st Best Joseph, clerk, Market sq Best Joseph, freight department, Brock- ville and Ottawa railway Bigg W.R., principal Central school, lain st Black David, blacksmith, Water st Blair Oliver, laborer, George st Blane Francis, carter BLYTHE J.& R., fancy and staple dry oods, 103 and 105 Main st Bobiére Thomas, shoemaker, Perth st Bollard William, machinist Botsford Warren, builder, Railroad st Boucher Wm., blacksmith, Hamilton st Bowes Frederick, laborer, Main st Bowes John, laborer, Abbott st Bowie Robert, agent, Lower Court house av Boyd George, hotel porter, Railroad st Boyd Mrs.Mary A.,wid John L., Apple st Boyd Samuel C., laborer, Apple st Boyd Robert, lumber dealer, James st Bracken Mrs.Martha, grocery, Main st Bracken Richard, Main st Bradley James, carter, Orman st Bradley Michael, laborer, Orman st Brady John, mason, Pearl st Braniff Thos., suloonkeeper, 115 Main st Bresee William P., sexton Methodist church, Pearl st Breeze R.G., moulder, William st Brick Brien, laborer, Perth st Brierley Thos., blacksmith, Californiast Briggs John, of Tilly & Briges Briggs Mrs.Hannah, wid Edmund, James st Broadlick Thomas, baker, Water st BROCKVILLE AND OTTAWA RAILWAY, H.A.Abbott, vice president and managing director, office foot of Market sq BROCKVILLE CHEMICAL AND SUPER-PHOSPHATE CO.Alexander Cowan, manager, Water st BROCKVILLE NOVELTY WORKS, manufacture builders and cabinetmakers and other hardware, and all kinds of cooking and heating stoves, James Smart, proprietor.ce Adv Brooks Alphonzo,civil engineer, Main st Brooks & Brothers, grocers, Railroad st Brooks Mrs.A, wid J.H,, grocery, Railroad st Brophy Jas., boots and shoes, 141 Main st Broom L., baggageman Brockville and Ottawa railway, Perth st Brown John, laborer, Water st Brown Mr& Jane, r Water st Brown Thomas, tanner, Perth st Brown Thomas, Water st Brownlow William H., engineer G.T.R., Railroad st Bruce Mrs.Ann, wid Robert, Perth st BUELL J.D., mayor, barrister and attorney, conveyancer and notary, Court House av Bulger M., laborer, Lower Court house av Burke Mrs., wid, Perth st Burke Thomas, laborer, St Andrew st Burney Wm., gardener, California st Burns Andrew, laborer Burns Edward, engine driver Brockville and Ottawa railway, Pearl st Bush Robert A.,engineer G.T.R., James st Busland William, carpenter, John st Calligan Charles, laborer, John st Calligan John, fireman G.T.R., John st Cameron William, commercial travcl- ler, Market st Campbell George, carpenter CAMPBELL JOHN L.proprietor Campbells hotel, 153 and 155 Main st CAMPBELL'S HOTEL, John L.Campbell, proprietor, busses to and from railway station, 153 and 155 Main st Canadian Express Co, John Murray, agent Canny Michael, shoemaker, Abbott st Carey Mrs.M., wid William, r Park st Carr Edward, laborer, Lower Court house av Carr George, laborer, r St Andrew st Carr Mrs.M., wid William, Pearl st Carron James, carringemaker, Perth st Carruthers William, grocer, Church st Casselman Vestis E., conductor G.T.R., Daniel st Castle George, joiner, Apple st Cuto Alfred, brakeman G.T.R., Railroad st Cato Charles, blacksmith, Apple st Cavanagh Mrs, Bridget, wid William, r St Paul st Central school, W.W.Bigg, principal Chatherson Mrs.J., wid L., Railroad st Childs E.A., of Hall & Childs, Wall st Claffin Mrs.M., wid Patrick, Water st Clarey Mrs.H., wid Samuel, r Home st Clayes Edwin D., produce merchant, Water st Clearihue Henry, clerk Cleary Philip, laborer, St Andrew st Cleland Mrs., wid Matthew, Abbott st Clinton James, shoe store, 158 Main st Clouston Edward S., accountant Bank of Montreal Clutterbuck James, painter, Hamilton st Clutterbuck William, Water st COATES WILLIAM, watchmaker and jeweller, dealer in sewing machines, pianos and melodeons, Main st Cockfield Joseph, overszer Brockville and Ottawa railway, Garden st Colborne B., hotel, Main st Cole A.grocer and coal oil dealer, Main st COLE A.G., Dominion photograph gallery, engravings, chromos, oil paintings, picture frames, mirrors, &ec., 87 Main st Cole Andrew, travelling agent, Pearl st Cole W.H., tinware, 48 Main st Collins Michael, founder, California st Collins Mra: C., wid James, Church st Collins Mrs.Mary, wid Martin, California st COMSTOCK W.II, proprietor of Judson\u2019s Mountain herb pills,Morse\u2019s pills, and McKenzie's dead shot worm candy, Court house av Connall Hugh, laborer Brockville and Ottawa railway, Main st Connor Robert, proprietor Commercial hotel, Main st \u2018 Connors Michael, conchman, California st Connors Patrick, cab driver, Water st Conway James, drill sergeant G.T.R., Railraad st Cook George, laborer, Water st Cook Mrs.Sarah, wid George, r Home st COOK ROBERT PLUNKETT, contractor, Main st Cook Wm., confectioner, 119 Main st Cooper George, tanner, Main st Copeland Edward, Inborer, Pearl st Cornish Francis W.G., switchman G.T.R., Garden st Oornwall W., carpenter, Railroad st CORPORATION OF BROCKVILLE J.D.Buell, mayor ' Cotay George, carpenter, Main st Coulter Thomus, woodman G.T.R.Church st ! Cousinenu M., shoemaker, off California st Cowan Robert, laborer Brockville and Ottawa railway, Main st OOWAN ALEXANDER, manager Brockville Chemicul and Superphosphate Co.Coward Charles, joiner, John st Cowins Miss Mary, confectioner, 171 Main st Cox Edwin, proprictor Union hotel, 45 Main st Craig William, laborer, Main st CRAWFORD JAMES, M.P, tractor, Main st Crawford John, laborer, Church st Crawford John, postmaster, Main st Crawford Mrs., wid hon.George, Market st Crawford Robert, salesman, St Andrew st Crow William, laborer Brockville and Ottawa railway, Main st Culbert Brothers, grocers, Main st Cunningham Thos., grocery, 77 Main st Curle James, engineer, Abbott st Curran Mrs.Mary, wid John, grocery, California st .Curry William, shoemaker, Church st Custom house, George Easton, collector, Water st Daley Mrs.Thomas, grocery, Perth st Daley Patrick, carter, Park st Daley Thomas, laborer, Perth st DANA ALONZO B,, leather manufacturer, Main st DANA GEORGE A, leather manufuc- turer, St Pa ul st Daston S.G., baker, 42 and 44 Main st Deacon Joseph, barrister and attorney, 125 Main st Dear Samuel, brakeman G.T.R.,Pearl st DeCarle L., marble worker, Main st Deer John, brakeman G.T.R, Perth st Dickinson Frederick G., sheriff United Counties Leeds and Grenville, Main st Dion Mrs, J., wid Charles, r Home st Donaldson Andrew, sen,, Railroad st Dolan Mrs.Mary, wid John, Water st DOMINION HOTEL, Samuel Fell, pro- prietor\u2014a first class house\u2014opposite the Grund Trunk railway station and near the Brockville and Ottawa railway junction, Railroad st Donahue Sylvester, laborer, r Home st Donald David, laborer, Church st Donaldson Andrew v, jun, grocer, Railroad st > Donnelly James, sectionman G.T.R, Pearl st Donohoe Patrick, waiter, Church st Doud Charles, carpenter, Water st Dowdel William, shoemaker Dowsley George, shoemaker, Railroad st Dowsley John, iron moulder, William st Doyle Alfred M., & Co., saddlers, 157 Main st .Doyle Dennis, carter, Church st Doyle James, laborer, Mill st Doyle Thomas, hostler St Lawrence hall, Brock DOYLE WILLIAM, agent Northern Transportation Co., Market st con- ONTARIO.] DOMINION 239 DIRECTOKY.Brock vILLE.Jeorge, blacksmith, Brockville Dut Cris ruilway, Railroad st Dunleavy Mrs, Mary, wid Charles, Rail- pes Mary, wid Chas., Railroad st Dunn Mrs.Mary, wid Michael, Mill st Dunn Thomas, iron moulder, Apple st Dunn T'hs., sectionman G.T.R., George st Dunn William, laborer Easton George, collector of customs, Main st ; Enston Joel, blacksmith, Main st ; Easton S.Dunham, confectioner,76 Main - st ; Euston S.G., baker, 42 and 44 Main st Raton Geo, engineer G.T.R, Garden st EDMONDSON ROBERT, M.D., phy-! sician und surgeon, cor St Paul and Main sts .Elliott Jolmstone, engine driver Brock- ville and Ottawa railway, Mill st Lllis James, laborer Brockville and Ottawa railway, Main st .Elward Joseph, foreman, Clarissa st Emberson Samuel, machinist, Churchst Empey Philip E., agent, Railroad st English John, carriagemaker, Perth st Evans John E., clerk, California st Evans Richard, grocer, 183 Main st FairbairnJ.K., sen, bakery, 160 Mainst Fairbairn John K., jun., baker, Water st Faley John, laborer, Church st Farmer G.A., teller Bank of Montreal TARRAR WILLIAM, livery stable, Market st FELL SAMUEL, proprietor Dominion hotel\u2014a first class house\u2014opposite the | Grand Trunk railway station, and near the Brockville and Ottawa railway junction, Railroad st Felton William, laborer, George st Fenn Pratt, carter, Main st Fennell John, clerk, Main st Ferguson Robert, carpenter, Main st Ferries James, laborer G.T.R,, Pearl st FIELD CHARLES E,, secretary to H.Abbott, Brockville and Ottawa railway.Main st Field R.A., & Brother, hardware, Main st Findlay Robert, Apple st Finley Thomas, grocer, 185 Main st Fitton Jumes, Water st Fitzpatrick Isaac, laborer, Perth st Fitzsimmons R., & Son, grocers, 99 Main st Fitzsimmons Thomas James, barrister, Hamilton st FITZSIMMONS WILLIAM, Home st Planaghan Michael, soldier, St Charles s Flemang William, bookkeeper, Perth st Fletcher Charles, moulder, Park st Fletcher Christopher, of Fletcher & Co, Main st Fletcher James pensioner Fletcher & Co., hardware und groceries, Main st ° Fletcher & Joiner, barbers, Court house av Flint H.G., St Andrew st Flint Samuel, land owner, James st Flintoff Chs., machinist, California st Flood Jeremiah, George st Foster Thomas, Inborer, Albert st Foster Thomas, laborer, Apple st Fournier Joseph, laborer,rSt Andrew st Fox Robert, laborer, George st Foxton John, Main st Francy Alexander, dver, 169 Main st MP.P, Tranklin Archibatd, mnchini 1 \u2019 chinist FRASER C.I, barrister, 101 Main st Fraser John S., shoemaker, James st Fraser Mrs, Mary, wid Richard, Jessie st Frayne Samuel, cabinetmaker, Congo st Free Thomas, laborer, Perth st Freelick Mrs.Eliza, wid David, Water st Freeman Samuel, shoemaker, Orman st Freeman William, laborer, William st French Charles, painter, Main st French Chester, painter, Water st Fulford Hiram, Main st FULFORD W.M., chemist and druggist, exchange broker, and general railway and steamship ticket agent, west cor Court house av and Main st Fulton Thomas, lahorer, Church st Furnival J.C,, freight clerk G.T.R.Gallagher Dennis, laborer, St Andrew st Gallagher Patrick, laborer, Abbott st Gamble John, joiner, Abbott st Garrett George, miller, Market st Garrett Thomas, laborer, Perth st Garry AlbertJ., manager for John Garry Garry John, grocer, 139 Main st Garry Robert, grist mill, St Paul st Gas works Thomas Wilkinson, manager, St Paul at Gay Ths., engine driver G.T.R., Pear! st Gilbraith John, blacksmith, Perth st Gilleen Samuel, pensioner, Perth st Giller John, pensioner Gillerluin Wm., hotelkeeper, Perth st Gillespie John, laborer, George st GILMOUR T,, & CO., groceries, wines, provisions and produce, Main st Gilmour Thomas, of T.Gilmour & Co., Main st Gilmour William, of T.Gilmour & Co., Clarissa st Gilpin Robert, bookkeeper, Railroad st Gilpin W., painter, Perth st Glasford George B., deputy registrar, James st Glazier Mrs.Eliza, wid William, Railroad st Glazier Stephen, painter, Railroad st Glazier Stephen, painter, Garden st Glazi:r Torrance, laborer, Railroad st Gleason William, laborer, Water st Godkin Mrs.Eliza, fancy wool store, Railroad st Goff Francis S., brakeman G.T.R, Chareh st Gokay Charles, shoemaker, 172 Main st Goldtholp Uriah.blacksmith, Market st Gonyea Mrs.Jane, wid Joseph, 75 Main st Goodall Mrs.M., wid John, James st Gordon Charles, of John & Charles Gordon, Pearl st Gordon John & Charles.carpenters, Railroad st Gordon John, of John Gordon, Pearl st Gordon Mrs.Catherine, wid Donald, Perth st Gould John, shoemaker, Perth st GRAHAM JAMES, proprietor Ontario hotel, cor Market and Main sts Graham Robert, shoemaker, 49 Main st iraham William, Railroad st Grames William, pilot, Railroad st Grand Trunk hotel, Jesse Andrew, pro- wietor, Railroad st GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY STATION, William MeKechuie, agent Grauson James, clerk, Apple st Grant John, joiner, George st Grant John, salesman, Garden st Grant John, shoemaker, Abbott st GRANT R.W., stoves and tinware, proprietor of Irwin's fuel economist, 113 Main st Greaves Will'am, station department G.T.R, Pearl st Greene Jol, laborer, Water st & Charles GRIFFIN GEORGE R., hais, caps and furs, &3 Main st Griffin Mrs.Hannah, wid James, Main st Griffin Richard, conductor G.T.R., James st Griffin Richard, mason, James st Griffiths Richard, blacksmiih, Water st Groum Geo., travelling agent, Market st Grothier George, carter, Garden st Groves Wm., butcher, Victoria market Hackett Fraiicis, salesman, Main st Haeslay Jas., cabinetmaker, Raglan st Hagarty George, agent Brockville and Ottawa railway, James st Hagerman Norman, salesman, Main st Hale Henry, grocer, Apple st HALL & CHILDS, buckskin and kid dressers, wholesale manufacturers of gloves and mitts, Lower Courthouse av Hall Francis, tanner, Apple st Ball James, of Hall & Childs, Lower Court house av Hall John Dow, M.D.Lower Court house av Hall Mrs.Rosa, wid John, St Andrew st Halliday E.H.hotelkeeper, Main st Halliday Francis, carpenter, St Andrew t s Halpin James, laborer Hunnan Frs., exchange broker, Main st Hannan J.J., produce deal-r, Perth st Harding T.J.B., exchenge broker and general ticket agent, 125 Main st Harper Benj.conductor G.T.R.,Pear] st Harrington John, laborer, r Perth st Harris John, tailor, Railroad st Harvey Mrs.Alice, wid rev.William, Perth st HAWKES JAMES, chemist and druggist, 111 Main st Hay Thos., conductor G.T.R., Perth st Hayes Delorma F., dentist and photographer, Railroad st Hayne David J., conductor G.T.R., Pearl st Hays Martin, boat owner.Water st Hazzell Mrs.Mary, wid Richard, Market st Head Quarters saloon, Patrick Mullaner.proprietor Henderson James.butcher, Victoria market, h Church st Hervey Robert.land agent, Main st Higgs Francis, shoemaker, Perth st Hickey Patrick, laborer, Abbott st Hislop Thomas.foreman, William st Hitchon Fre, wood inspector, Perth st Hood William, finisher, George st Hope William W., boots and shoes, 129 Main st Hornick W.J.post office clerk, Main st Hornan Mrs.Salome, wid Samuel, Garden st Houston George, grocer.Main st Howard John, salesman, bds at Mrs.Parr's, Main st Howe Jos.glover, Lower Courthouse av Huggell Mrs., wid rev, Wall st Humble Chr\u2018stopher.fireman, r Water st Hume A.H., Brockville and Ottawa railway, Maine st Hunter Michael, constable, Church st Hunter Wn, butcher.Victoria market Hurd Mrs.Jacob,dvessmaker, 164 Main st Hurley William, roadsman Brockville and Ottawa railway, Will\u2019am st Hussey Michacl.engineer G.T.R.,Clurch st Hutcheson Geo, dry goods, 109 Main st Hutcheson James.grocer, Perth sg Hutcheson Wn, carpenter, James st Hutton George, heat builder, St An- drow st BROCKVILLE.DOMINION 240 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Hutton James, laborer, St Andrew st IMPETUS (THE), weekly, annual subscription $1; Impetus Printing Co,, roprietors and printers, Herbert Cones, manager, cor Court house av and Main st Imrie David, coppersmith, Church st INTERNATIONAL GALLERY, Geo.B.Murray, proprietor, King st Inglish Wm., brass finisher, Daniel st International hotel, John Jelly, jun, proprietor, 177 Main st Irwin Thomas, machinist, George st Jack Francis, carpenter, Apple st Jackson lieut.colonel William H,, brigade major, Railroad st Jackson Wm., pensioner, California st Jacobs \u2014, laborer, off California st Jacobs John, laborer Brockville and Ottawa railway, California st James Samuel, harnessmaker, Perth st Jamieson Peter, sen., tailor JAMIESON PETER B., jun.wholesale and retail clothier, 112 Main st Jelly John, jun.proprietor International hotel, 175 and 177 Main st Jennings James, timekeeper Brockville and Ottawa railway, California st Jessup James, clerk of peace, registrar of the Surrogate court, h Market st Johnson James, laborer Brockville and Ottawa railway, Pearl st Johnson Joshua, barber, 145 Main st Johnson Thomas, pensioner Johnston & Green, wholesale produce dealers, 50 Main st Joiner.Charles, of Fletcher & Joiner, George st Jones Chilion, architect and civil engineer Jones D.B,, clerk division court, Main st Jones Frederick, 58 Main st JONES HERBERT C., barrister and manager Impetus Printing Co., Main t s Jones J.B., Pearl st Jones Miss Amelia, Perth st Jones Mrs.C., wid hon.Charles, 58 Main st Jones Ormond, registrar, Pine st Jones W.H., barrister and attorney, Main st Jordan J.Henry, confectioner, 174 Main st Judd James C., law student, Pearl st Kaufman A.C.J., music teacher, 135 Main st KAUFMAN F.E., music dealer and teacher, 135 Main st Kavanagh Nicholas, scowman, Water st Kavanagh Pat.clerk G.T.R., Pearl st Kearney Patrick, laborer, Lower Court house av Keeper Samuel, civil engineer Kehoe Michael, tailor, Apple st Kelly George, foreman, Perth st Kelly James, machinist, Gorley st Kelly John, laborer, Main st Kelly Mrs.Bridget, tavern and grocery, Market sq Kelly Mrs.Isabella, wid Robert W.Market sq Kelly Mrs.George st Kelly Thomas, carriagemaker Kelly William, engine driver G.T.R., Church st Kelly William, laborer, Main st Kennedy Edward, laborer, Water st Kennedy Mrs.Margaret, wid John, Home st Kenny Mrs.Catherine, wid Patrick, Abbott st Kerr J., laborer, Lower Court house av Margaret, wid Charles, Kerr Mrs.Martha, wid Matthew, grocery, Main st Kilborn Mrs., milliner, Main st KINCAID FORDYCE, fancy goods, books, und stationery store, 114 Main st Kincaid James, sen., Main st Kincaid James E., cabinetmaker and upholsterer, Main st Kinchella John, servant, California st King Alexander, carpenter King John A, Wall st King Smith, Main st King Thomas,& Son, grocers,191 Main st Kinney Robert, school teacher Kinvill Mrs.Rachael, wid John, George st Lacey John, laborer G.T.R., Abbott st LACHAPELLE LOUIS, manufacturer of skiffs and all kinds of pleasure boats, Jessie st LAFAYETTE GEORGE G., watchmaker and jeweller, 94 Main st Lafayette Jean, Home st Lafrance Miss Marie LALONDE A.D,, L.D.S, dentist, 125 Main st Lalonde Henri, barber, St Lawrence hall, Perth st Landon Albert W., storekeeper, 89 Main st Landon George L., saloonkeeper, 147 Main st Landon Torrance, clerk, California st Lanskail James, carpenter, Bethune st Lapointe Pierre, laborer, Pine st Larocque Jean, laborer, off Abbott st Larocque Wm., laborer, St Andrew st Laughlin Joseph, John st Laughfland Thomas, engineer G.T.R,, Railroad st LAWLESS EDWARD, wholesale and retail dealer in groceries, provisions, ales, wines, liquors, produce, china and glassware, &c., 154 Main st Leach Luke, blacksmith, Perth st Leary William, carpenter, Main st Leavitt Mrs.Eliza, wid J.G., 138 Main st Lee J.P., agent Court house av Leroy O.R., marble dealer, 47 Main st Leclair Christopher, laborer, Hamilton st Lennon Hugh, grocery, Church st Lewis Peter, laborer, Apple st Lindsay Matthew, laborer, Abbott st Lipsett Robert, shoemaker, Main st Littlewood Geo.finisher, Hamilton st Loftus George, laborer, Church st LOTHROP F.L., auctioneer and commission merchant, Main st Lowe George, Brockville and Ottawa railway, laria st Mackay James, carpenter, Perth st Mackay John, ship carpenter, Perth st Mackenzie John, Main st McAdoe Andrew, conductor G.T.R, Perth st McAmond rev.Thomas, methodist, Perth st - McCabe John, laborer, George st McCallum James, grocer, Perth st McCARNEY NEIL, manager St Law- rance hall, Railroad st McCarthy John, Church st McCaw William, fitter, Lower Court house av McClean Arthur S., farmer, John st McClean George S., town clerk and treasurer, John st McCormack Robert, groceries provisions, 36 Main st McCracken Joseph, joiner, Pearl st Episcopal and McCrady A.G., tanner, Main st .| MeKibbin James, McOrne John, conductor G.T,R., John gt McCrum George, accountant, Main st MeCullough George W.MoOULLOUGII WILLIAM, manufacturer of seythe snaths, criulles, grain shovels, hames, &c., Water st, It Muy- garet st McDermott George, laborer, George st McDermott John, baker, Main st McDermott Mrs.John, grocery, Main sy McDONALD HERBERT S., barrister and attorney at law, solicitor in chancery, notary, &c., Main st McDonald bonald Æncas, Pine st McDonald John, tanner and currier Church st \u2019 McDonell Mrs, Isabella, wid Angus Main st ' McDougall colonel Duncan, district paymaster, Main st McDougall M,, & Co., stoves und tinware, 34 Main st McDougall Matthew, Wall st McDowell Mrs.Phebe, wid colonel John, Wall st McElhinny John, cabinetmaker, upholsterer, Main st McEwen Hugh, laborer G.T.R., Church st McFall Henry, constable, Railroad st McFarland Daniel, carter, Water st McFARLANE DUNCAN, accountant and official assignee, Court house av McFarlane Matthew, Brockville and Ottawa railway, Perth st McGarricle Darley, carter, Brock st McGinn John, brakeman G.T.R., Perth st McGlade Michael, saloon and billiard room, Main st McGreggor Mrs.Congo st McGregor Joseph, merchant tailor, 121 Main st McGregor rev.Alexander, Congregationalist, James st McHenry Mrs.Margaret, wid Charles, grocery, Park st McHugh James, moulder, Gorley st McIntosh William, brakeman Brock- ville and Ottawa railway, John st Melntyre William, tanner, Water st McKay George, conductor G.T.R, Pearl st McKay William, carter, Main st McKee Henry, saloon, 76 Muin st McKee Andrew, bookkeeper, Main st McKECHNIE WILLIAM , agent Grand Trunk railway, Perth st McKenny James, grocery, Perth st McKenzie A., tanner, Main st McKenzie Duncan, carter, St Paul st McKenzie Thomas, laborer, St Paul st Taborer, Church st McLaverty A, tailor, California st McLean George M., carpenter, Pearl st McMadden William, brakeman, Pearl st McMahon Mrs, Bridget, wid J oseph, Mill st MeMally Henry, G.T.R, Church st McMillan \u2014, druggist clerk, George st McMillan William, storekeeper, Main st McMullen John, of McMullen & Co, Apple st McMullen Mrs.Ellen, wid Hugh, grocery, Water st MoMÜLLEN & CO.wholesale and retail booksellers, stationers, an importers of hardware und small wares, 1562 Main st McMurphy Michael, market McParland Bernard, carter, Bethune st Julia, wid James, woodman butcher, Victorin \u2018ONTARIO.] ueer Walter, laborer, Perth st Near Hugh, sidewalk overseer,Pearl st McSween Roderick, Water st Mailloux Jean Baptiste, Park st Mailoux Jean Bte., moulder, Water st Malloch Mrs.Eliza, wid George Manahan J., agent Boston branch store, Main st, \" Manahan Peter, brakeman G.T.R., Pearl st ; Manley William, merchant tailor, 73 Main st Manson David, carpenter; Bethune st Marchand Ferdinand, bookkeeper, Daniel st .; Marron Mrs.Ellen, wid Denis, Railroad st Marshall Norton, general store, 106 Main st Marshall Thomas, machinist, r Water st Marshall Uriah, coal and wood yard Martin Edward, clerk, Railroad st Martin Paul, gunsmith, St Paul st Mason Richard, finisher, Church st Massey Thomas, moulder, Church st Masterson William, carter, Abbott st Mathen Alexander, St Andrew st MATHEN HENRY, boat builder ; boats always on hand for hire or sale, St Andrew st Mather Jas., switchman G.T.R., Perth st Menish John, blacksmith, Daniel st Merrill A.H., book and job printing, 126 Main st Mervin Michael, clerk, Home st Mervin Mrs.Ann, wid Charles, Home st Millen John, carter, Abbott st Millen Mrs.Pamela, wid Harvey, storekeeper, Railroad st Miller William, clerk, Main st Milroy Gavin, tailor, James st Miner Dennis, laborer, St Andrew st Mirna Mrs.June, wid James, r St Andrew st Moffatt Benjamin, blacksmith Monette Louis, laborer, St Andrew st MONITOR (THE), weekly, annual subscription $1.50 ; MeMullen & Co., proprietors and printers, 152 Main st \u2018MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO., head office, Montreal ; Canadian Express Co, agent.See Adv (ALLAN LINE) page facing first cover MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO John Murray, agent, Court house av Morden John H., M.D., physician and surgeon .Morey Samuel, carpenter, James st Morgan Bernard, laborer Morgan John, Church st Moore Jumes, clerk, John st Moore V.H., M.D., Main st Moore & Wright, dry goods, 101 Mainst Moran Mrs.Bridget, wid John, Church Morris Jones, George st Morrison William, conductor G.T.R.M Pearl st ' ourazhan Anthony, laborer s Mowat John fitter, Water st » John st Mowat Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Angus Mowat Thoms, suathmaker, George st Mulhern rev.Dennis, Baptist MULLONEY PATRICK proprietor Head Quarters saloon, Main st Mulrancy Mrs.Mary, wid James, John st Mulvagh Henry, trader, Railroad st Murdoch Phos; carpenter, California st Murphy J nes, Jaborer, Water st \"phy John, plasterer, Main st MURRAY GEORGE B., successor to A.C.Melntyre proprietor Interna- \u2018 tional gallery, fain st ) M ' Urray Jas,, telegraph operator, Pear! st DOMINION 241 DIRECTORY.MURRAY JOHN, agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Canadian Express Co.and Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.MURRAY JOHN, butcher, Victoria market Murray Mrs.G.B., millinery, toys, &c., 79 Main st Nappy Thomas, clerk G.T.R., Railroad st Nelson Robert, road master Brockville and Ottawa railway, Water st Newton John, M.D., Court house av Nolan Mrs.Mary, wid James, Raglan st NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION CO., William Doyle, agent Nugent Edward, engine driver G.T.R., Pearl st Obey David, laborer, Main st Obey Joseph, laborer, Main st O\u2019Brien Daniel, caretaker Militia office, Railroad st .O'Brien Mrs.Catherine, wid Francis, Abbott st O'Brien Mrs.Apple st O\u2019Brien Mrs.Mary, wid Dennis, George st O\u2019Brien rev.John, R.catholic, Church st O'Connor Martin, laborer, Abbott st O'Dell Amos, bricklayer, Railroad st O'Dell Daniel, M.D, Perth st O'Doherty Mrs.Lavinia, wid Charles, Market st O'Donell John, farmer, George st O'Donell William, conductor Brockville and Ottawa railway, Church st Ogden Mrs.Henry, James st ONTARIO HOTEL, James Graham, proprietor, 165 Main st, cor Market sq O'Leary Mrs.Ann, wid Bryan, Churchst O'Reilly Mrs.Mary, wid James, Water st Overell E., stationery, toys, &c., 102 Main st Owen Louis, laborer Brockville and Ottawa railway Page John, chief engineer board of works Papin Joseph, blacksmith, Water st Parr Arthur, saddler, Main st Parr Mrs, wid James, Main st Parsley Wm, boarding house, Perth st Patterson John, grocer} Main st, h Perth st Pearce Jos.hotelkeeper, Railroad st Peden Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Robert, Mar- cet sc Pennick Henry.clerk, Wall st Percival James, conductor Brockville and Ottawa railway, Market st Percival Robert, conductor G.T.R,, Perth st Percival William, brakeman G.T.R., Perth st Perry \u2014, laborer, Congo st Phelan Michael, blacksmith, Water st Phillips Charles, shoemaker, Water st Phillips Hugh, engineer Phillips Marcus, painter, Main st Phillips Stephen b, carpenter, Main st Picken David, land owuer, Wellington st Pierce Robert, laborer, Water st Pierco Thomas, laborer, Apple st Pierce William, laborer, Water st Pollard William, machinist, St Paul st Poole William, teawster, Main st Potter Mrs.Mary Ann,wid J .C., Apple st Potter George, laborer, Clarissa st Poulton Richard, painter, Home st Poulton Mrs.Mary Aun, wid Alfred, William st Poulton William H., painter, Home st Powers Mrs.Mary Ann, wid William, St Charles st 19 Margaret, wid Daniel, BROCKVILLE.Powers Mrs.Joseph, Market sq Premont Joseph, laborer, St Andrewst Presant Charles, laborer, St Andrew st Price John, messenger, r Park st Price Thomas, builder, Abbott st Puckley Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thos.H., Abbott st Purkins Mrs.Elizabeth, wid George, Railroad st Purvis A., bookkeeper, Railroadst Pyke James, baggagemaster G.T.R.Church st Quail Michael, laborer, Hamilton st Quigg & Co., furniture store, Main st Quigg James, of Quigg & Co., Railroad st Quinn H., Pearl st Randolph John, Chancery st Raphael James, post office clerk Rathwell John, laborer, Church st RECORDER (THE), weekly, annual subscription $1.50; David Wylie, editor, proprietor and printer, Railroad st Redmond George, barrister, Main st REID GEORGE, wholesale and retail dealer in hardware, 107 Main st Reid John, Main st Reid Mrs.Jane, wid John, Church st Reilly Thomas, tailor, Main st Reinhardt John, laborer, Church st Rennie Mrs.[sabella, wid The., Abbott st Reynolds Frank, laborer, Main st Reynolds James, joiner, California st Reynolds Mrs.Isabella, wid Thomas, Market st Reynolds Samuel, carpenter, California st Reynolds Samuel, jun.clerk County court, James st Rhodes John, grocer, 143 Main st RICHARDS HON.ALBERT N., Q.C,, barrister and attorney at law, Park st Rickerler John, mason, Main st Ritchley Isaac, saloonkeeper, 167 Main st Roberts Joseph, laborer, Brock st Robertson Robert, baggageman G.T.R., Pearl st Robertson Thomas, laborer, Railroad st Robinson George, laborer, Water st Robinson Mrs, wid, r Water st Robinson Thomas, brakeman G.T.R., George st Robinson Thomas, cooper, Main st Roger James, operator G.T.R.Rogers David, carpenter, Pearl st Ronan Thomas, cabinetmaker, Church st Roouey James, carpenter, California st Rooney Mrs.Margaret, wid Michael, Water st Rose Benjamin, laborer, Water st ROSS JOHY, dry goods, 85 Main st Ross Mrs.Charlotte, wid John, Railroad st Rothwell John, painter, Park st Rourte Joseph, brakeman G.T.R., Brock st Rourte Mrs.Lucy, wid Joseph, Brock st Row James, contractor, King st Rowe Z.R., operator G.T R.Ruddock James, laborer, Main st Ruid Henry, conductor G.T.R., Perth st Rusland James, gasfitter Brockville Gas works, St Paul st Rusland Mrs.Catherine, wid William, Railroad st Ryan John, railway contractor, Waterst Ryan Mrs.Mary, wid John, Congo st Ryan Patrick, laborer, Water st Ryan William, commercigl traveller Water st conductor G.T.R, BROCKVILLE.DOMINION 242 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OP Sales John, brakeman G.T.R., Perth st Sanders Eli, shoemaker, St Andrew st Sauveau Moise, blacksmith Scanlan Thomas, moulder, Home st Schofield F., barrister Schofield Harmon S., travelling agent, Church st Schofield James L., county treasurer Schofield Mrs.Anna, wid W.H., Wall st SCHOFIELD W.A., United States consul, coroner, commissioner for taking affidavits, Main st Scott James, Main st Scott William, tanner, George st Seamon Stephen, undertaker, Main st, h Home st Seaton William, fitter G.T.R., Apple st Senkler E.J., jun., of Senkler & Senkler, county Crown attorney, Market st Senkler rev.E.J., ch of England, Main st SENKLER & SENKLER, barristers and attorneys at law, 149 Main st Senkler Wm.S., of Senkler & Senkler Sharkey John, blacksmith, Water st Shettield T.R., dry goods, 95 and 97 Main st Shepherd Heman, of Shepherd & Kyle, Shephord À Kyl k M epher e, storekeepers, Main st Shepherd Mrs, Eliza, wid William, Perth st Shepherd Robert, miller, Paul st Shepherd Solomon, Lower Court house av Sheridan George, blackemith, Church st Sherwood Augustus, Main st Sherwood Thomas, grocer, 176 Main st Sherwood William, barrister, Court house av Shields Edward, shoemaker, Church st Shipman Isaac, 67 Main st Sibbald Chs., landing waiter, Perth road Simpson James, laborer, Church st Singleton John, laborer, Abbott st SMART JAMES, proprietor Brockville Novelty works.See Adv Smart Robert, mechanic, Market st SMART & STEACY, manufacturers of cast and wrought iron work, cabinet, shelf and builders hardware, laborsaving machines, &c.Smart Thomas, merchant tailor, 133 Main st Smart William C., tailor Smith Edward, laborer Brockville and Ottawa railway, Main st Smith John, laborer Brockville and Ottawa railway, Perth st Smith Lewis, agent, Wall st Smith Matthew, engine fitter Brockville and Ottawa railway, Church st Smith Mrs.Maria, wid John, Water st Smith rev.James R., Episcopal methodist Smith Simon, engineer G.T.R., Pearl st Smith William, baker, Church st Snell Harvey, window shades, Main st Snell Munro, laborer, Main st Soper Henry, painter, Pear] st Southworth Alfred,carpenter and joiner, St Paul st Spalman John, laborer, r Court house SPARHAM ERIC BENZEL, M.D., physician and surgeon, and surgeon 41st battalion volunteer militia, Church st Sparham Terence, M.D., Bethune st Spence John, Abbott st Spencer Charles, conductor Brockville and Ottawa Railway, Daniel st ST LAWRENCE HALL, Neil McCar- ney, manager, cor Church and Railroad sts St Louis Antoine, tinsmith, r Home st Stacy Mrs.Hannah, wid John, charwoman, Mill st Stag Alfred butcher, west end market STAGG JOHN, jun., butcher and cuttle drover, Victoria market, h Main st Starr Alfred H,, of A.H.& G.A.Starr, Apple st STARR A.H.& G.A., confectionery and biscuit works, 131 Main st Starr Gordon A, of A.H.& G.À.Starr, Bethune st Stather John, painter, Main st Steacy John, architect, Pearl st STEAOY T.B.,dealer in watches, jewellery, musical instruments and sewing machines, Main st Steed John, carriagemaker, Railroad st STEELE RICHARD F., county judge, Main st Steem James, laborer, Mill st Stenson John, laborer, Main st Stephen George, laborer, Mill st Stephens James A., bookbinder, 83 ain st Stevenson Andrew, Hamilton st STEVENSON CHARLES, agent Royal Mail Line and Great Western and Rome and Watertown railways, Market st Stevenson William J., engineer, California st Steward Alex., cabinetmaker, George st Stewart Alex.landing waiter, Water st Stewart John, cabinetmaker, Water st Stewart John, brakeman G.TR, Perth st Stewart Thomas, pikekeeper, Main st Stitt Mrs.Louisa, wid James, r Court house Storey George, laborer, Perth st Storey Mrs.Mary Ann, milliner, 78 Main st Storey Miss Eliza, milliner, 69 Main st Strachan Robert, carter, Railroad st Street John, shoemaker, Church st Strong Mrs.Mary Ann, boarding house, St Paul st .Struson John, laborer, Main st Sullivan Michael, laborer, St Andrew st Swift W.B., insurance agent, Apple st Sylvestre Thomas, laborer, Home st Tackaberry Richard, laborer Tacy Reuben, stovefitter, Church st Tane rev.T.R., ch of England, bds Main st Tars John, iron moulder, Gorley st Taylor James, boardin house, Water st Taylor John, grocer, Main st Taylor John, shoemaker, 178 Main st Tessier Jean Bte., moulder, Congo st Thomas Arthur J., commercial agent, Home st Thompkins John, laborer, Market st Thompson James, mechanic, Market st Thompson Joseph L., Apple st Thompson William, Pine st Tighe John, stonecutter, California st TILLY & BRIGGS, sash and blind factory Timneek Jason, joiner, Lower Court house av Tipping Robert, carpenter, James st Tolley Mrs.Nancy, wid Arthur, Pearl st Tolley James, Railroad st Toole Mrs.James, Church st TRAVERS J.N, manager Bank of Montreal, Court house sq Trendell James, Inborer Brockville and Ottawa railway, Main st Trussell Mrs.Eliza, wid Charles, Apple st Turnbull Mrs.Emily, wid Charles E Bethune st ?TURNER ALLAN, & CO., chemists ang druggists, manufacturers of white lead and colored paints, importers of foreign drugs, paints, oils, window glass, &c., 98 and 100 Main st, Turner Loftus, baggageman GTR California st 7 Turner Samuel, teacher Underwood Richard, laborer, Perth st Vancamp Cyrus, engineer, James st Vaux Henry Edward, M.D., Main st Veitch George, moulder, Home st Veitch William, grocer, Main st Viault Normandin, moulder, George st Wade Robert, Main st Wadden William, laborer, Congo st Wadham John, tailor, Park st Walker Alexander, laborer, r Home st Wallace George, mason, Mill st Wallace James, mason, Orman st Walton John, fitter, California st Wanford James, Home st Wanford Mrs.Susan, wid Benjamin, r St Paul st Wardrop John, contractor, Main st Warwick George, joiner, Bear] st Washburne Stephen, cabinetmaker, Church st Watson William, millwright, California st Watt Richard, brakeman G.T.R., Railroad st Webb George, machinist, Perth st Webster Mrs.Sarah, wid Ephraim Webster Nathaniel, grocer, James st Webster Thomas, Garden st Wedick Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas, George st Welsh Robert, conductor G.T.R, James st Whalen Thomas, joiner, Pearl st Wheelhouse Marshall, blacksmith Brockville and Ottawa George st White Alexander, carpenter, 173 Main st White John, carpenter, Main st White John, gaoler White Matthew, clerk, Garden st Whitemore Norman, saddler, 51 and 53 Main st railway, Whitney Henry, watchmaker, 117 Main st WILDGANS GEORGE, boot and shoe gtore, Main st Wilkes J.H., laborer Brockville and Ottawa railway, James st ; Wilkinson Thomas, superintendent of us works, St Paul st Williams Henry, painter, Apple st Williams James, clerk Williams Jolin, Jaborer, Main st Williams Mrs, Marin, wid John, Abbott st Williams rev.J.A., Wesleyan, Wall st Williams William, laborer, Garden st.Williamson W.A., marble cutter, Main st Wilson James R., tanner, Church st Wilson William, tanncr, Main st Wilson Willinm fr, railroad contractor, Apple st Winford Robert, laborer, Water st Wood Wm., bowling alley, Railrond st Woods lt.& B.R., denlers in tobacco, cigars, &e., 123 Main st \" Woodward Jolin, car inspector G.T.R, Home st Wormald Edward, laborer.bds Pearl st WORSLEY CAPTAIN P.W,, Market st \u2018 ONTARIO.] DOMINION 243 DIRECTORY.Bro-Bro ley W.R.secretary-treasurer Ve ville and Ottawa railway Wright James, hookkeeper, William st Wright John, {ahorer, erth st WRIGHT JUHN, station agent Brock- ville and Ottawa railway, Wall st Wright W.B, foreman Recorder, Railroad st ; WYLIE DAVID, editor, proprietor and publisher of the Recorder York Edward, engineer, Main st Young Anthony, aborer, Raglan st Young Frank, foreman G.T.R.Young James, commercial traveller, Main st Young John, laborer, Lower Court house av .Young Mrs.Hester, wid Oliver, Water st Young Mrs.Mary, wid Peter, Perth st BRONTE\u2014A rising and picturesque village in the township of Trafalgar, county of Halton.It is on the shore of Lake Ontario, at the mouth of Twelve Mile Creek, A gravel road connects Bronte and Milton.Here is a fine harbor capable of receiving vessels of 800 tons.o country probably po sesses greater commercial facilities.Bronte is a station of the Great \u2018Western railway.Distant from Milton, the county town, 12 miles, fare 50c.; from Toronto 26 miles.Mail daily.Population about 550.Adams Samuel, blacksmith Archibald Douglass, laborer Armstrong William, tailor Baker Ephraim, laborer Belyea Nelson, laborer Belyea William, laborer Bray Mahlon, farmer Burton Charles, whitewasher Butler rev.W.J ., Episcopal methodist Carpenter George, sailor Carroll John, school teacher Clemence Thomas, painter Cluer Samuel, butcher Coates Robert, teacher Colton Thomas, shoemaker COMET (THE) weekly, annual subscription 50c.; Algernon G.McKay, J.P., printer and proprietor Cramer Walter, sailor Cunningworth Richard, teamster Dorland captain Benjamin Dorland captain Lemuel Dorland Henry, sailor Dunbar Alexander, waggonmaker Garnault George, farmer Gillam John, jun., laborer Gillum John, sen., laborer Gillum Richard, laborer Griffin Henry, laborer elmsley Perry, teamster Henderson Henry, tavernkeeper Henderson Joseph, hotelkeeper Hinton Edward, sailor Hixon Joseph lumber merchant Hollister Willian, laborer Horning Brothers, farmers and hop growers Horning John, of Horning Brothers Horning Oliver, of Horning Brothers, surveyor Ingledew William, fisherman Jackson Jumes, carpenter Jolmston Moses, teamster Jomston Robert, tenmster nes Charles IC, agent patent rig Joyce Juseph, tnllor putent rights \\vingston Michael, sailor Lucas William, carpenter MeCauley Andrew, shoemaker MeClennaghan Robert, weaver MeOraney Mose ! es S., storekeeper MeDonnell Alexander B., mal carrier McKAY ALGERNON G., J.P., printer and proprietor The Comet, commissioner Queen\u2019s Bench McKenzie John, blacksmith McVinnie John, farmer Miller rev.Robert, Episcopal methodist Moore William, upholsterer Morrow Thomas, laborer Oakley Reuben, gardener Oakley rev.John, Baptist Parker Thomas H., grocer Pickard Archibald, sailor Pickard Elijah, laborer Pickard Isaac, sailor Pickard John, sailor Pollock William D., sailor RIACH BROTHERS, dealers in dry goods, groceries, hardware, crockery, boots and shoes Riach James, of Riach Brothers Riach Joseph, of Riaeh Brothers Ribble Cyrus, teamster Riggs John, farmer Robertson George, tailor Shaw Thomas, station master G.W.R.Sovereign Charles, J.P., farmer Spence Alexander, section master Stewart Alexander, laborer Thompson captain Marshall C.Thompson Edward C., postmaster Tolmie Thomas Triller Joseph, mariner Triller Joseph M., innkeeper Trueman George, gardener Vanfleet Isaac, carpenter Vanfleet John, turner Walton Wallis, farmer Warden Jesse, wheelwright Weatherston John, model farmer Weller James, gardener White James, lumber merchant Wilson James, laborer Wilson James, sailor Wright William, grocer Wyley captain John BROOKLIN\u2014A village in the township of Whitby, county of Ontario.A cousiderable local retail trade is done at this place, which contains also large man- ufactories of furniture.Montreal Tele- raph Co.has an office here.Distant m Whitby, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, fare 25c.; from Toronto 34 miles.Mail daily.Population about 650.Allan Thomas, school teacher Allemo Charles, miller Bailey Edmund, laborer Barnett Alexander, school teacher Benniss George, jun., teamster Benniss George, sen., tailor Bickell OC.H,, Centre mills Bickell J.B., Whitley mills Blacker Charles, blacksmith Boln Charles, laborer Brown rev.Thomas C., Episcopal methodist Burst Charles, laborer CAMPBELL C.A., operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Campbell Hiram Campbell John, farmer Campbell Robert, proprietor Brooklyn ills mi Carrol William Chamberlin Daniel F., blacksmith Chapman Willard Cole John, tanner Cotterell Mrs.J ane, wid William Courtess Thomas, farmer Cryderman John, laborer Cuttell James, printer and grocer Dale John, harnessmaker Darlington Robert, postmaster, treas- wer municipality Dawes John, druggist Delong Mrs.\u201d Abby, wid Richard: Earl George, agent Edmundson rev.J.B., Presbyterian Feeney Michael, cooper Fitchell, Dennis, laborer Fitzgerald John, cooper Foote Jonathan, of Foote & Warren Foote & Warren, physicians Fountain James, cooper Fox Wilkinson, laborer Francis & Brothers, Kent mills Frankish George, teamster Gibbs John, laborer Globe hotel, James Powell, proprietor Goldshro W.T., shoemaker Grainger John, blacksmith Groat Alfred, butcher Groat George E., photographer Groat Ora, shoemaker Harrison Richard T., township clerk Hault William, carpenter Hay Robert, cooper Ha vard Edgar R.B., of Hayward & yler Hayward & Tyler, storekeepers Hepinstall William, watchmaker Hoar Mrs.Johanna, wid John Hodgson Matthew, teamster Hudson John, laborer Keeler Lyman, laborer Kempley John, hostler Kester Isaiah, carpenter Ketchen Alexander, blacksmith Kilborne Mrs.Tryphœna, wid Richard Luke Noah, carriagemaker McBrien George, painter McBrien William, shoemaker McDonald George McPherson John, clerk Martin Thomas, carpenter Masson William, farmer Matthewson William, carpenter Mattimore John, carpenter Mayber James À, saddler Mills Francis, carpenter Mitchell Joseph, farmer Mockgridge rev.John, ch of England MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, C.A.Campbell, operator Moore Richard, farmer Nichols William, farmer O'Day John, teamster Ontario tannery, William Thompson, proprietor Perrie William, carpenter Phippen Nicholas, cabinetmaker Powell James, proprietor Globe hotel Roberts George, blacksmith Robson Robert Robson Thomas, tinsmith and hardware dealer Ross Andrew M., clerk Sawyer Arthur, ¢arpenter Sills\u2019 Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John Sings William, laborer Smilie John, tailor Smith George, carpenter Smith Mrs.Harriet, wid rev.Philander Smith Mrs.Mary, wid Philander Sweetapple Chs.H, veterinary surgeon Thomas John H., apiarian Thomas Lucius C., conveyancer and commissioner in Queen\u2019s Bench Thomas Nelson M., carpenter Thomas Stephen M., merchant Thompson William, proprietor Ontario tannery Tyler Joseph, of Hayward & Tyler Vickery Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Charles, tavernkeeper Walker John, cooper Warren Henry, of Foote & Warren Warren John, druggist Bro-BRU DOMINION 244 DIRECTORY.[PROVINGE oF Warren Robert C., clerk Warren William H, clerk Welsh Thomas, pensioner Whalks Mrs.Jane, wid James Wheeler Charles, laborer Wickett S.R., tanner Williamson Trueman, carpenter Williamson Zenas M.Wyatt David, music teacher Yates William BROOKSDALE\u2014A small village in the township of West Zorra, county of Oxford.Distantfrom Stratford, astation of the Grand Trunk railway, 11 miles, from Woodstock, the county town, 16 miles, from London 45 miles.Mail somi- weekly.Population about 60.Bannerman Sage M., postmaster and storekeeper Bagrie John, blacksmith Curr George, shoemaker Innis George, farmer Innis James, farmer Innis William, farmer McKay Alexander, farmer Reed Orlando, farmer Whealey Hugh, farmer Youngs Lanty S., farmer BROUGHAM\u2014A village in the township of Pickering, county of Ontario.Distant from Whitby, the county town, and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles, fare 50c.; from Toronto 27 miles, Mail daily.Population about 300, Bailey John, hotelkeeper Ball John, tailor Bentley Lewis, of Woodruff, Bentley & C o.Bentley Mrs Clarinda, wid James L., of Woodruif, Bentley & Co.Bodell William, shoemaker Brown Robert, waggonmaker Burke John, storekeeper Burton Thomas, groom Carpenter Ira B., J.P., farmer Christian church, rev.Jesse Tatton, mission from Whitevale Depeu Thomas, sawyer Dunham William Dunlop Alexander Ellis Mrs.Jane, wid Jacob Ferrier David William, M.D.Grose Stephen, saddler Hickie Browning J., storekeeper Hubbard Isaac B., laborer Hubbard James, teamster Hubbard Mrs.Harriet, wid Thomas C.Johnston Robert, laborer Kimmerly William H., painter McGinnis John, laborer Marr Mrs.Ellen, wid John, dressmaker Matthews Charles, tavern Matthews Peter, sawyer Middaugh Thomas, blacksmith Miller David, tailor Miller John, farmer Miller William Milne William, M.D.Nut Hiram, carpenter Pierson Justice B., commercial traveller Pool Jacob II., carpenter Rex George, butcher Reynolds Chancery, farmer RUSSELL & BROTHER, storekeepers Russell David, of Russell & Brother RUSSELL JAMES, of Russell & Brother Smith George B., contractor Smith James C., storekeeper Stewart Thomas, shoemaker STOCK GEORGE B., produce and dealer in Stock\u2019s extra machine oil Stock John M., laborer Tatton rev.Jessie, Christian ch Taun Richard, postmaster Thornton James, mail contractor Toole Jacob H., carpenter Underhill Richard, shoemaker Wade Edwin, carpenter Webb Sampson, of Webb & Sons e Webb Samuel B., hotelkeeper Webb & Sons, carriagemakers Webb William, of Webb & Sons Wesleyan church Wilkinson Isaac, basketmaker Wilkinson John, basketmaker Wilkinson William, clerk Woodruff Bentley & Co., manufacturers of patent medicines Woodruff Mrs.Ruth A., wid Powell Woodruff Nelson, of Woodruff, Bentley Jo.Woodruft Samuel, farmer «BROWNS CORNERS \u2014A small village in the township of Markham, county of York.Distantfrom Richmond Hill, & station of the Northern railway, 74 miles, from Toronto 17 miles, from Markham, a station of the Toronto and Nipis- fing railway, 7 wiles.Population about Allen Oliver, laborer Brown Alexander, farmer Brown James, school teacher Duncan rev.Francis, Presbyterian Erwin John, farmer Galloway John, farmer Perry William, tavernkeeper Stiver Mrs., wid Peter Tomlinson Manuel, saw mills Young William, farmer BROWNSVILLE\u2014A small village in the township of Dereham, county of Oxford.Distant from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 13 miles, from Woodstock, the county town, 23 miles, from London 33 miles.Mall tri-weekly.Population about 100.Allison John, farmer Andrews Charles, carpenter Barr Wm., postmaster, school teacher Brown Enoch B., farmer Brown Walter, farmer Brownsville cheese factory, John Cohoe, manager Clark James, laborer Clark John, tailor Clark Joseph, butcher Clark Joseph, of McDiarmid & Clark Cohoe John, manager Brownsville cheese factory Ford Benjamin, farmer Fursman John, waggonmaker Gibson Job, blacksmith Glover Jacob, farmer Hall John, carpenter Helmka Henry, builder Hodgson John, J.P., farmer Hopkins Benjamin, J.P., reeve, farmer King John, blacksmith Kirkpatrick Mra.Eleanor, wid Robert Larkworthy Isaac, butcher Lish George, deputy postmaster MeDiarmi & Clark, storekeepers McDiarmid Ewen, of McDiarmid & Clark Parsons Shem, furmer Pierson Simeon, shoemaker Royal Exchange hotel, Mrs.Sophia, wid Thomas Wood, proprietress Sponenburg William, storekeeper Stevens Joseph, clerk Royal Exchange hotel Watson Henry, farmer Winder Jonathan, farmer Wood Mrs.Sophia, wid Thomas, proprietress Royal Exchange hotel Wood Thomas, harnessmaker York Edward, farmer #The post oflice is at Buttonville.BRUCEFIELD\u2014A village in tho townships of Tuckersmith and Stanley county of Iluron.Distant from Clinton a statfon of the Grand Trunk railway, ¢ miles, fare 26c.; from Seaforth 6 miles Daily stage to London.\u201c Population about 250.Berwick William, laborer Blackadder William Brigg Edward, tanner British Exchange hotel, Robert West + J proprietor Burton Richard, teamster Cameron Duncan, tailor Campbell Alexander, clerk Cook William, blacksmith DIXON WILLIAM, proprietor Ratten- burys hotel Ferguson James, tollkceper Ferguson Robert, school teacher Hale Alfred, farmer Harland George, shoemaker Hickson John, cheese factory Johns William, blacksmith Johns William, laborer Jones Abraham, shoemaker Jones David, blacksmith Kearn David, cheese maker Kennard Thomas, carpenter Kerges Andrew, shoemaker McCartney James, carpenter McCartney Robert, cheese maker McCowan Samuel, laborer McDonald Donald, carpenter McDonald Duncan, blacksmith McDonald Thomas, carpenter McEwen Hugh, weaver McIntosh Hugh, waggonmaker McIntosh John, dealer Marks Robert, postmaster, dealer Miller James, tailor Munro Neil, M.D.Paton George, M.D.Rattenbury John, farmer RATTENBURYS HOTEL, William Dizon, proprietor Ross rev.John, Presbyterian Scott William, & Co., storekeepers Simpson John, veterinary surgeon West Robert, proprietor British Exchange hotel Youil William, school teacher BRUCE MINES\u2014A village on the location of the Bruce, Wellington and Huron Copper Bay mines, which are the roperty of the West Canada Mining Jompany Limited, situated on Lnke Turon, opposite the lower end of the Island of St Joseph.By a comparison of the exporf returns of the mines for 1866 which were embodied in the Canada Directory, and those for 1869 included in the present work, it will be found that the working of the mines has progressed very favourably.\u2018Fhe imports for 1869, Including both free and dutiable goods, amounted to $16,970, while the exports for the swme time, besides considernble quantities of pickled fish, were 2,989 tons of copper ore, valued at $162,470.2} British and 1 American, and 9 British sailing vessels arrived and cleared at the port during the snme period.During navigation two mail steamers lying between Collingwood nud Fort Wil- linm, and 1 between Parry Sound and Sault Ste Marie, touching at Intermodiate ports, call here regularly, In winter the mail fs bi-monthly.It may be of iutorest to add that nccording to oxisting rogulutions British stenmors and sailing vosrels have consting license and wre not required to report unless having bonded or dutiable oods to land.Distant from Manotooa- haning 150 miles, from Suult Ste Marie 85 miles, from Toronto 881 miles.Population about 1260.Bell rev.J.P., Primitive methodist BENNETTS JAMES, J.P, superintendent and representative of the West Canada Mining Co.'s mines in Canada Bowker Jolm, collector of customs Mail daily, ONTARIO.] Dobie W.C., elerk 2nd Division court Grenfell John W., 1st engineer | Hamilton David, MD.surgeon for the mines Hancock John, postmaster Harris William, mining carpenter Jackson Robert, hotelkceper Keppel rev.J.H., Wesleyan Marks Ths., & Brothers, storekeepers Nicholson Peter, storekeeper Ninnis Joseph, metallurgist and chemist Plummer John W., mining engineer Plummer William H., storekeeper Richards John, storekeeper Tucker Joseph, mining smith Vigars John, hotelkeeper * Wivain John, 2nd engineer .Williams Frederick, mining engineer BRUDENFLL\u2014A small village in the township of the same name, county of Renfrew.Montreal Telegraph Co.has a line constructed to this place.Distant from Pembroke, the county town, 48 miles, trom Bonnechére Point 49 miles, from Sand Point, the terminus of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 56 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 60.Coughlan Matthew, blacksmith Grace James, saloonkeeper Halterman \u2014, storekeeper Keilly Patrick, storekeeper McNamara Patrick, shoemaker Mahony John, shoemaker Mahony Michael, shoemaker MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Moran John, postmaster, storekeeper Payette Madame D., innkeeper Reynolds John, blacksmith Ring James, carpenter Whelan James, tavernkeeper \u2018Whelan John, laborer BRUNNER\u2014A small village in the township of Ellice, county of Perth.Dis- taut from Sebringville, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 11 miles.Mail biweekly.Population about 50.Brunner Jacob, postmaster, saw mill Grapp Henry, blacksmith Hanna Robert, farmer Kerr Colin, farmer Largee Robert, farmer Rankin Thomas, farmer Rankin William, weaver Shearlolts Henry, innkeeper Smith Robert, farmer Vogt Henry, farmer BRUNSWICK\u2014A post office station in the township of Mauvers, county of durum, (Distant from Port Hope, a ation of the Grand Trunk Miles.Mail daily.ni railway, 26 Beamish 8.R., postmaster + BRYANSTON\u2014A small village in the towuship of London, county of Middlesex.There is n good steam saw mill hore and a large quantity of hard wood lumber is exported.Distant from Granton, n sta- Hou of the £ rond Trunk ner 7 miles, udon 12 miles.Week Population about 100.Mall Bweckly.Bailiff George W » farmer Bell John, engineer Brown David, farmer Buchanan James farmer Burnett Daniel, farmer Butler Richard farmer Carrie Richare farmer heney Jol, blucksmith Hingham James H., cooper anar John, farmer ?gun George, farmer } De Hart Nicholas, farmer * Formerly called Goodwood.DOMINION 245 DIRECTORY.Dickinson Charles, farmer Elliott John, farmer Elliott Lewis, blacksmith Elliott William, general store Evans John, framer Glags Matthew, J.P., commissioner in Queen's bench, innkeeper Goulding Thomas, grocer Grant Duncan, of Grant & Ross Grant & Ross, saw mill Hartson Aaron, farmer Ironside William, farmer Kannady Charles, constable Kinball Nelson, farmer Loveless William, shoemaker Mellroy rev.Thomas, Baptist McKenzie Mrs.Christina McLay Archibald, M.D.McRoberts David, farmer Marshall John, farmer Needham Richard, farmer Needham Thomas, farmer Powell Stephen, farmer Robb John, farmer Robinson Alexander, laborer Ross William, of Grant & Ross Sinibeth Alexander, farmer Stanfield John, J.P., postmaster, storekeeper Stanfield Theophilus, farmer Stanfield Julien, cooper Stevenson James M., M.D.Way Charles, laborer Wood Benjamin, farmer Wood George, carpenter Zeudler John, shoemaker BUCKHORN\u2014A «mall village in the township of Raleigh, county of Kent.It is surrounded by a good farming and fruit country.Distant from Chatham, a station of thé Great Western railway, 11 miles, fare 50c.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 75.Burmel E.F., proprietor Erie house Cleveland James, mason GROAT & CRAFORD, general store Craford James, of Groat & Craford CRAFORD JOHN, of Groat & Craford Erie bouse E.F.Burmel, proprietor ERIE VIEW VINEY ARD,W.S.Stripp, proprietor Groat S.P., of Groat & Crawford Hamley John, farmer Hetheringtou James, farmer Lee William, postmaster, storekeeper McGuigan Charles, farmer McPherson Hugh, farmer Main John, farmer Merrifield J oseph Shepley Michael, farmer STRIPP WILLIAM 8., proprietor Erie View vineyard Willie Richard, blacksmith * BUCKSHOT MILLS\u2014A small vil lage inthe township of Clarendon, county of Frontenac.Distant from Gemley Si miles, from Smith's Falls, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 438 miles, from Perth 66 miles.Population about 85.Albert John, farmer Ames Arthur, school teacher Brown Goldsmith, farmer Brown rev Daniel, Wesleyan Caprin George, storekeeper Currie Alexander, farmer Switzer Galvin, farmer Walker Edw., fanning machine maker 1 BULLOCK\u2019S CORNERS\u2014A vil lage in the township of West Flamboro, county of Wentworth, Distant from Dundas, a station of the Great Western railway, § mile, from Toronto 46 miles.Population about 150, * The post oflice is at Gemley.1 The post office is at Greensville.Bro-Brr Archer Joseph, spinner Barr Frederick, tailor Bullock Joseph Bullock William BULLOCK'S CORNERS WOOLLEN MILLS, Clark, Langley & Co., proprietors Cane Elie, spinner Clark Andrew, of Clark, Langley & Co.Clark James, of Clark, Langley & Co.CLARK, LANGLEY & CO., manufacturers of check flannels, tweed and winsey goods,Bullock\u2019s Corners woollen mills Clark William, of Clark, Langley & Co.Cochenour Ggorge, cler Cochenour Jacob, saddler Cochenour John Cochenour Mrs.Catharine, wid Francis Coulson Francis, saddler Crown inn, Mrs.Mary Frederick, proprietress Edwosky William, teamster Fraser Hugh, storekeeper Frederick James, farmer Frederick John, farmer Frederick Mrs.Mary, wid John, proprietress Crown inn Graham John, carder Griffin James, miller Langley Matthew, of Clark, Langley & 0 Lauson John, blacksmith McLaren rev.\u2014, Presbyterian Markle James, teamster Markle Manuel, proprietor Ontario hotel Mellon William, laborer Morris Thomas W., grist mill Mulholland George, farmer Ontario hotel, Manuel Markle, proprietor Vanevery William, of K.Wishart & Co.WEBSTER JOSEPH, proprietor of grist flouring, and cotton batting mills Wharton J ohn, bookkeeper Webster George, miller Webster James, miller Wilson Robert, dyer WISHART RENNETH, & CO.dry goods, groceries, hardware and liquors *\"BURFORD\u2014A village in the township of the same name, county of Brant.It contaias church of England, Wesleyan and Congregationalist houses of worship.Distant from Paris, a station of the Grand Trunk railway.9 miles, fare 50c.: from Brantford 15 miles.fare 40c.; from Strat - ford 40 miles, from Toronto 130 miles.Mail daily.Population about vu.Albion hotel, James Sheppard, proprietor Abbott Walter, clerk Bingham Jacob, councillor Briggs John Cardwell Robert, laborer Catton George, laborer Catton John, postmaster, storekeeper Caulton John, mason Chrysler Henry, M.D.Coverly George S.Cox Henry, storekeeper Croker Fuller Crooker Henry, laborer Day Ira, clerk Day Solomon G., storekeeper Dickey James, farmer Dickey John, M.D.Dunue Daniel, cooper Elliott Mathias Flewelling Gilbert H., farmer Flewelling Samuel, carpenter Flewelling Thomas B., laborer * Also called Clearmont. Bur-Bur DOMINION 246 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE Or Fowler Giles Fowler Jacob C., gardener Fowler John M., M.D, druggist Fowler William H., saddler Fraser George, cooper Gibberd Richard, cabinetmaker Goudy Francis, farmer Groom William, blacksmith Harbottle Robert, M.D.Hard St Clair, clerk Herane James, cabinetmaker Hearne William, carpenter Heaton John Herrett Thomas, blacksmith Hipkins Edward, M.D.Horton James, carpenter Howard James, laborer + Howard William H., tinsmith Hunt Robert Hyland rev.Rowley, Wesleyan Johnson Miss Mary Jones Benjamin Keachie John, farmer Kelly Mrs.Sarah, wid Abraham Lane George, laborer Lane George, mason Lester Mrs.Margaret, wid Horatio Linton John, school teacher Lloyd James, carriagemaker McCaffry James, tailor McDewitt John, farmer ' McGill Mrs, Emeline, wid William McGrory Mrs.Mary, wid James McIntyre James, shoemaker McWilliams William A., storekeeper Moore William H., hotelkeeper Muir Robert, J.P., farmer Nichol William, M.DO'Rielly James, tinsmith Padfield Charles William, M.D.Padfield rev.James, ch of England Pearman George, waggonmaker Rounds William, farmer Ross Hervey, clerk Ross Mrs.Mary A., wid Dr.Hervey Rush Richard, weaver Rush William, laborer Russell James, clerk Ryan rev.David, Wesleyan Ryder Gideon, carpenter Schramn John, cooper Serpill William, clerk Division court Sheparn James, proprietor Albion hotel Sherwood Jacob, farmer Shine Timothy, laborer Sulman William, baker Terryberry Jacob Gilbert, M.D.Tillatson Joshua, laborer Tillatson Levi, laborer Thompson Robert, waggonmaker Walker James, blacksmith Wallace rev.Robert, Congregationalist \u2018Wetmore Stephen, waggonmaker Wilson George, M.D.\u2018Whale John H., painter \u2018Whale Robert, artist \u2018Whittaker John Whittalcer Robert, butcher Wooden Ira C., carpenter Wooden William H.Yeagh Edmond, J.P., farmer BURGESSVILLE\u2014A village in the township of North Norwich, county of Oxford.Distant from Woodstock, the county town, and a station of the Great Western railway, 11 miles, fare 5b0c.; from London 33 miles, from Hamilton 46 miles.Mail duily.Population about 200.Burgess Charles, blacksmith Burgess Edward W., J.P., postmaster, deputy reeve, blacksmith Burgess Tennard, farmer Burgessville cheese factory, Harvey Farrington, proprietor \u2019 Burtes George, farmer Burtes Samuel, farmer Colston James, carpenter Dennis Henry, farmer Dennis Isaac, farmer Dennis Jonathan, farmer Dennis William, farmer Doxie Adam, pedlar Easton William, farmer Farrington Harvey, proprietor Burgess- ville cheese factory Farrington James, school teacher Force Francis, farmer Garthwaite William, waggonmaker Griffin Isaac, farmer Griswold Charles, farmer Griswold Henry B., carpenter Hanes Levi, laborer Langin John, laborer MeCaully Robert, shoemaker Morgan William, farmer Nichols Harman, farmer Nichols S., farmer O'Neil Edward, innkeeper Pettitt James, J.P., township clerk and farmer Pollard Alfred, woollen factory Pollard Wallace, carpenter Pollard William, farmer Sackrider Abraham, farmer Smith William, laborer Snider Elias H., farmer Squires John, farmer Swindell & Street, storekeepers Swindell Thos., assistant postmaster Swayze Mrs.Arseneth, wid Caleb Thomson Joseph, tailor Thrall John H., M.D.Topham John, farmer Watson Isaac E., pump maker *BURGOYNE\u2014A small village in the township of Arran, county of Bruce, Distant from Goderich, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 60 miles, fare $2.50 ; from London 100 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 180.Boyd Alexander, farmer Burgess Albert E., farmer Burgess Alfred, farmer Burgess William, farmer Currie William, farmer Esplew Alexander, shoemaker Darling John, farmer Darling Matthew, farmer Ducker William, farmer Geddes John, farmer Griffith Francis, farmer McBride Donald, farmer McBride Finlay, farmer McLean Malcolm, farmer McLean Neil, farmer MeKennie Donald, farmer Montgomery W.H, blacksmith Morton Clement, farmer Parsons James, farmer Patterson Thomas, farmer Philpot John, mason Pierson John, farmer Robinson John, farmer Scott James, farmer SHELL ALFRED, postmaster, general merchant Sinclair Neil, tailor Stark James, hotel and mill owner Wallace Alexander, farmer Wynn Abraham, farmer Wynn John, farmer BURNBRAIE\u2014A small village in the township of Seymour, county of North- umberland.Distant from Stirling, 12 miles, fare 50c.; from Belleville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 28 miles, fare &1.about 207.Bamber Richard, farmer Mail tri-weekly.l\u2019opulation * Sometimes called Stark\u2019s Corners.Bedford Gilbert, deputy reeve Brumby William, storekeeper Buchanan Andrew, farmer Clark Alex., blacksmith Clark Jol, firmer Cleugh captain Robert, R.N.Cleugh James C., farmer Craighead George, farmer Craighend Wm, farmer Crossan James, farmer Donald Alexander, postmaster, storekeeper, councillor Donald J ames, farmer Dunk George, blacksmith Dunk William, earpenter Fry Thomas, farmer Gardner Peter, farmer Hay John, farmer Innis James, farmer Johnston John, innkeeper Keegan John, farmer Lock William, furmer Milton George, farmer Morrison John, farmer Neil rev.Robert, Presbyterian Patterson John, farmer Seely Lyman, blacksmith Scott James, farmer Tunnale George, farmer Walkingshaw George, farmer Watson James, farmer Watson Robert, farmer Whittan James, farmer Young Loren G, school teacher BURNHATITHOR PE\u2014A village in the towuship of Toronto, county of Peel.Distant from Malton, à station of the Grand Trunk railway, 74 miles, from Port Credit, a station of the Great Western railway, 8 miles, from Brampton 12 miles, from Toronto 14 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Populution aboût 50.Aikins Moses Henry, M.D.Colson Edmund, storekeeper Craig Thomas Curry Robert, farmer Dovell William, joiner Gibson George, trader Gordan Jeremiah, gardener Graham Andrew, teaclier Homes John, laborer Johnson George, hootmaker Moore Samuel, farmer Patrick Timothy, laborer Savage George, postmaster, blacksmith Siddall Joseph, carringemaker Sweeney Michael, labore Watson John .*BURNLEY\u2014A village on Mill Creek, township of Haldimand, county of Northumberland.Distant from Colborne, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 14 miles.Mail tri-weckly.Population about 260.Beatty William, sawyer Brown James, carpenter Coleman William, sawyer Cummings David, J.P., former Dillon Hugh, farmer Dillon James, farmer Donohoe Patrick, waggonmaker Doyle & Hutchinson Doyle & Hutchinson, mill Doyle Patrick, assistant postmaster Dunigan Francis, blacksmith Grimshawe Richard H., postmaster Grimshawe Thomas Guerin John, laborer Hill Robert, tavernkeeper Hogan Michael, farmer Hutchinson Frederick, tavernkeeper James Archer, carpenter *#Also called Grim-hawe Mill.saw and shingle -Melntyre John \u2018Scott Anthony, farmer ONTARIO.] DOMINION 247 DIRECTORY.Buz-Bur Kennedy Adam, blacksmith Knowles William, sawyer Labelle Joim, cabinetmaker Lawlor William, storekeeper and ashery Mackay John, carpenter Martin William, carpenter McConoughy Arthur, blacksmith Mclvers Robert, sawyer McNutt Tyler, carpenter Morrison Michael, farmer Nathan Lawrence, farmer Parker Reuben, carpenter Platt Willett, saw mill ° Pyman Francis, watchmaker Robinson Albert, carpenter Robinson James, carpenter Robinson John, millwright Staples John, saw and grist mill Staples William, councillor Sweet Hiram, laborer Wright William, sawyer BURNS\u2014A village in the township of Moruington, county of Ierth, Country roduce aff rds the principal trade here.istant from Stratford, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 23 miles, fare 81.Mail tri-weckly.Population about 50.Baird James, farmer Davidson Wallace, farmer Freborn Thomas, shoemaker \u2018Gibson John, waggonmaker Gray Thomas, farmer Meeklin Joseph, innkeeper Olliver Patrick, farmer Phillips Oram, postmaster, dealer Robertson William, blacksmith Wright James, saw mill BURNSTOWN\u2014A small village on the Madawaska River, in tl @ township of Me- Nab, county of Renfrew.Distant from Pembroke 56 miles, from Arnprior 13 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Bellamy Jacob, carpenter Campbell John DOUGLAS JAMES, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, boots, shoes, &c.Fournier Demoise, innkeeper Jenkins Andrew, laborer Leckie Alexander, innkeeper Leckie William, blacksmith Lowry Mrs, Agnes, wid William McCallum John, shoemaker McGregor John, shoemaker carpenter McRAE DONALD, postmaster, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, clothing, boots, shoes, crockery, &e.Park John, school teacher Rochester George, storekeeper, saw mill owner *BURNVILLE\u2014A small village in the township of Dereham, county of Oxford.Distant from Tilsonburg 4 \u2018miles, from Ingersoll, u station of the Great Western railway, 12 miles, fare 500.: from Woodstock, the county town, 22 miles, from London 82 wiles, Population about 40.Bearpark Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William Buckberry William, blacksmith Burn Smithson, wheelwright Dereham Union cheese factory, James Harris, numager ' Fleming George, farmer Harris James, manager cheese factory MeAlpine Alexander, agent Mathison Adam, innkeeper Orr Joseph Lu innkeeper rander \u2014, liver roi J Ostrander Henry i, ire nent * Formerly callea Blackley\u2019 Sometimes called Ostrander's Corner, The post oflico is at Tilsonburg.\u2019 Stubbs Robert, blacksmith Thomson William R.Waller Launcelot, farmer Westbrook Benjamin, farmer Wilson John, farmer BURRITT\u2019S RAPIDS \u2014A village on the Rideau canal and river, towu- slips of Oxford and Marlborough, counties of Grenville and Carleton, Cattle fairs are held here three times a year.The village possesses good water power.Large quadtities of shingles are manufactured here.Distant from Kempt- ville, a station of the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 10 miles, from Brockville 32 miles, from Ottawa 35 miles.Mail daily.Population about 400.Adams Elihu, farmer Adams Merritt, farmer Adams Trueman, farmer Anderson Thomas, teamster, hoarding house .Brown Ann Jane, laundress Burritt colonel Henry Burritt Daniel Hamlet, farmer Burritt Hamlet, farmer Bush Thomas Warner, agent Campbell Reuben O., school teacher Carrol James, carpenter Carson Andrew, farmer Chester Michael, joiner Colborne Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Henry, boarding house Collins Dennis, J.P., farmer COLLINS STEPHEN, proprietor Cnion house hotel Conn Hugh, shingle mill Crangle Eliza, dressmaker Dell & Percival, grist mill Depencier Peter Theodore, farmer Dowell John Dodd, tanner Driscoll Patrick, farmer Eastman John, farmer Greer Joseph, weaver Guest Richard, shingle and saw mill Halfpenny James, butcher Hare rev.R.B., Wesleyan HARRIS ERASTUS, dealer in dry goods, hardware, groceries, boots and shoes Healy John, grocer Hurd Stephen, J.P.Johnston James, hotelkeeper Kerr Alexander, carding and fulling mills Kidd William, J.P.reeve, saw mill Lane Alonzo, teamster Lane Arcantus, blacksmith Lane Thomas, blacksmith Mayues Dennis, tailor McGowan Patrick Henry, bridgeman J McNamara Matthew, harnessmaker MEIKLE JOHN, postmaster.dealer in dry goods, hardware, groceries, boots and shoes Merrifield Stafford, farmer Milliken William, M.D.Mills Jumes, shoemaker Mills Jol, tailor Moftutt Edward, laborer Newans Edwin, sawyer Newans Thomas, sawyer O'Brien John, cooper O'Connor Mrs.Margaret, wid John Patterson James, blacksmith, bailitt Percival Roger, J P., farmer Phillips Thomas, carder Phillips William, laborer Proctor George, carriagemaker Read James Kempt, trader Reeves Walter, shoemaker Saunders rev.J.B,, Wesleyan Shannon James, carriagemaker Shannon James, grocer Shepard George, J.P.lockmaster Stuart David, farmer Taylor James, keeper drill shed Thompson Hugh, blacksmith UNION HOUSE HOTEL, Stephen Collins, proprietor Waldo Fordyce L., farmer Waldo Reid, carpenter Want John, laborer Waterson John, school teacher Williams Mrs.Eliza, wid Wm., milliner Woods William, shoemaker BURTCH\u2014A village in the township of Brantford, county of Brant.Distant from Brantford, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 5 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 50, Baker William, blacksmith BRAYSER GEORGE, farmer Burtch Daniel, farmer BURTCH DAVID, J.P., farmer Cleaver Samuel, farmer Dewar David, farmer Ferris James, farmer Fisher Levi, blacksmith Hoag William, waggonmaker King James, farmer Taylor George, postmaster, storekeeper BURY\u2019S GREEN\u2014A rural settlement in the towuship of Somerville, county of Victoria.Distant from Lindsay, a station of the Midland railway, 23 miles, from Peterborough 36 iles.Population about 90.Akister James, farmer Armstrong James, farmer Billett Stephen, farmer Fell Christopher.farmer Fell John, postmaster, farmer Flett James, farmer Flett Joseph, farmer Flett William.farmer Grandsden Abraham.farmer Hopkins George.farmer Hopkins Thomas.farmer Lamb Richard.farmer Lorden Peter, farmer Schell John.farmer Smith Benjamin.farmer Tweedy William, farmer BUTTONVILLE\u2014A village in the township of Markham, county of York.Distant from Richmond Hill, a station of the Northern railway, miles, from Markham, a station of the Toronto and Nipissing railway, 6 miles,from Toronto 18 miles.Mail daily.Population about 90.Ashburn Jonn.shoemaker Black Robert, farmer Bliss James, waggonmaker Burgess Francis, Venus mills Button Francis, auctioneer Calvert Jonathan, blacksmith Colbert David, weaver Craig William, laborer Gauton Mrs., wid Benjamin Hart Henry, laborer Hemmingway Foster, farmer Hoppin Henry, laborer Jenkins Mrs, wid Lever James, farmer Morrison James, laborer Nichols Wiltiam Quantz Alfred, carpenter Sanderson John Sanderson Mrs., wid William Stiver Francis, teacher Stiver John, farmer Stiver J osiah, farmer Sutton William, weaver Thompson Thomas, postmaster, storekeeper Venus mills, James Wilkinson, proprietor Bux-CaAI \u2018Walker David, laborer Wilkinson James, proprieter Venus mills Wilmot Joseph, farmer BUXTON\u2014A village in the township of Raleigh, county of Kent.Distant from Chatham, a station of the Great Western railway, 12 miles, from Windsor 45 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.COUTTS GEORGE, general store Echlin Daniel, dealer Gillhouly James, innkeeper Goulett John, blacksmith Hancock Zedekiah, waggonmaker Hatter George W., blacksmith Kersey John W., carpenter KING REV.WILLIAM, Presbyterian, postmaster Scott Thomas, boots and shoes *BYNG\u2014A small village on the western bank of the Grand River, township of Dunn, county of Haldimand.Distant from Dunnville, a station of the Buffulo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 1 mile, irom Port Dover, on Lake Erie, 38 miles, fare $1.60.Mail daily.Population about 150.Aiken James, laborer Band Robert, grist mill Bessay Ira, laborer Boman Anson, laborer Boman Charles, baker Brown George, J.P., farmer Clarkson William, laborer Davis John, cooper Drake Alvin, grist mill Drake John, waggonmaker Drake Peter, farmer Drake Thomas, blacksmith Everingham Henry, laborer Fox rev.Thomus, New Connexion methodist Furray Jonas, farmer Gordon James, innkeeper Grand River water works, Francis Ramsey superintendent Grant Francis, J.P., farmer Grant Wiliam, farmer Hamilton William, farmer Hicks David, laborer Kearns Andrew, plasterer King Joseph, farmer Lucy Archibald, laborer Lucy Miss Ann, school teacher Marshall Henry, reeve, farmer Maul Valentine, farmer Murdy Robert Paterson John, laborer Ramsey Francis, superintendent Grand River water works Ramsey Robert, farmer Reed John, laborer Secord John, constable Secord Rowland, laborer Secord William N, farmer Sheehan Theodore, laborer Thomson James M., postmaster, storekeeper Thrush Charles, laborer Waltho Wm., carding and spinning mill BYNG INLET\u2014A lumber manufacturing station on the north shore of Geor- ian Bay, in the Parry Sound district.t contains twolarge saw mills turning out about 20 million feet per annum, which is shipped to the United States.It isa port of entry, and has communication with Collingwood, weekly in summer, per steamer \u2018\u2018 Frances Smith,\u201d and in winter by dog-trains.Distant from Collingwood a0 miles by water, fare by steamboat, * Formerly called Haldimand, DOMINION 248 DIRECTORY.$3.60; from Barrie 200 miles, by overland route.Mail weekly In summer and bimonthly in winter.Population about ANSON MILLS, Dodge & Co., proprietors Asselin Joseph, laborer Bailey Robert, laborer Bailey William, carpenter Balonga Joseph, laborer Balonga Mrs.A., wid Bartelette Cyrille, laborer Bella Frank, carpeuter Bella Henry, laborer Blett Peter, laborer Busha Joseph, laborer Canniff Peter V., bookkeeper Clark Pulaski, of Clark, White & Co.Clark, White & Co., mill owners Coles Miss Eliza, governess Colway John, laborer Craig Joseph, laborer Dill C.H., general manager for Dodge & Co.DODGE ANSON GEORGE PHELPS, of Dodge & Co., summer residence Keswick, Ontario, winter residence New York cit DODGE & cd, proprietors Anson mills, and manufacturers Forsyth W.B., mill foreman Gallagher Michael, laborer Gow Robert, laborer Jaundre John, carpenter Jaundre Paul, laborer Knitzing W.b.agent and bookkeeper for Dodge & Co.Lawson Edson, clerk Legree Peter, laborer Little Charles B., postmaster, customs officer McKenzie James, boarding house for Dodge & Co.Martin Frank, laborer Martin Louis, laborer Miller W.H,, M.D,, J.P.Montroy John, boarding house for Clark, White & Co.Moore John, fireman Nay Andrew, mason Norton Alfred, laborer Norton Frank, fireman O\u2019Donell John, master of \u201cMittief Grew\" Pearo Henry, laborer Pollard James, engineer Reynolds John, shoemaker Reynolds William, blacksmith Russ A.B., agent Clark, White & Co.Sherman 8.O., manager for Clark, White & Co.Staves Joseph, laborer Tulloh George, foreman White \u2014, of Clarke, White & Co Wimbs Patrick, laborer BYRON\u2014A small village in the townshi of Westminster, county of Middlesex.n possesses excellent water privileges.istant from Komoka, a station ot the Great Western railway, 6 miles, from London 6 miles, Muil bi-weekly.Population about 125.Armstrong William, farmer Seach Mrs.Margaret, wid Nathaniel Blain John, farmer Buirel Henry, carpenter Charles John, weaver 7 Colville Charles, farmer Colville James, farmer Coombs Charles, miller Dawson Isaac, farmer Dufton John, of Dufton & MeCullam Dufton & McCullam, woollen factory Elson Sidney, farmer Elson William, farmer [Province op Flynt Pirney, farmer Franks Henry, farmer Glover Joseph, innkeeper Griffeth Brothers, woollen factory Griffeth Eli, of Griffeth Brothers Griffeth John, of Griffeth Brothers Griffeth William, of Griffeth Brothers Hammond Job, laborer Herington Alanson, grocer Hollywood Anson, furmer Hurd Cyrus, carpenter Jarvis George, farmer Jarvis Mi®.Ann, wid Levi Kains Archibald, farmer Kenney Frederick H., miller Lacky Charles Lothian Richard, farmer McCullam Archibald, of Dufton & McCullam McEwin David, farmer McNames Lucian, farmer Man Alexander, farmer Man George, farmer Martin William, shoemaker Montague John, farmer O\u2019Donnell Michnel, pensioner Orman Meredith, farmer Ormond George, farmer Redpath Alexander, blacksmith Reed Robert, laborer Sadler Robert, postmaster, tailor Sims John, laborer Sissons Jonathan, of Sissons & Sons Sissons Jonathan,& Sons, harness factory Sissons Robert, of Sissons & Sons Sissons Samuel, of Sissons & Sons Stevens John, farmer Summers Robert, J.P.Wells J.B., farmer Wells B.S., farmer CESAREA \u2014 A small village in the township of Cartwright, county of Durham.Distant from Bowmanville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 1% miles, fare S1; from Port Hope 46 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200.Crozier George, farmer Demara Ephraim Demara James, laborer Elliott John, carpenter Emmerson Matthew, farmer Fryor Paul, carpenter Grexton Francis, laborer Grexton Thomas, laborer Harran Edward, watchmaker Kheys John, innkeeper Latanville Anthony, farmer Mallory Alvy, innkeeper Martin William, J.P., farmer McAlister John, laborer McLenaghan John, pumpmaker Miller John, blacksmith Muirhead Jacob, laborer Pollock Miss.Nancy, teacher Prout John, farmer Rowan Richard, farmer Watson John, laborer Watson William, laborer Williams Thomas, farmer CAINSVILLE\u2014A village on the Grand Rivor, township of Brantford, couuty of\u2019 Brant.It is a fing station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk raflway.Distant from Brantford, the county town, 8 miles, fare 16c; from Iln- milton 21 miles, fare T0c.Mail daily.Population about 800.American hotel, Charles iiobson, proprietor Andrews George, weaver Batrick Charles, carpenter Bingham Hiram, laborer Blanchard Allen, matchmaker Brown Walter, waggonmaker d om e ONTARIO.] DOMINION 249 DIRECTORY.[Car-Car Cain Mrs.Bridget, wid Peter Clark Mrs, Mary, wid Jacob Creighton John Croome William, teamster Dresser James D., pedlar Duncan Alexander, storekeeper Duncan William, farmer File John, farmer Folger Henry, waggonmaker Gawler Henry, postmaster, storekeeper Grantham Charles, waggonmaker Grenny Robert, butcher Hamilton Robert, gardener Hildred William, sen.Hildred William, farmer ; Hobson Charles, proprietor American hotel Hobgon James, cattle dealer Ilet George, laborer Ilet William, laborer Jordan Charles, laborer Lawson David, blacksmith Liking William, farmer McConkey Cicero, carpenter Markle Robert, blacksmith and waggon- maker Mordeau James, gardener Mordeau Joseph, farmer Mordeau Joseph, sen., waggonmaker O'Hare John, shoemaker Orr John, farmer Oxley John, carpenter Palmer Jonathan, carpenter Railroad hotel, Robert Tuttle, proprietor Reid James, jun., carriagemaker Reid James, blacksmith and waggon- maker Reid John, waggonmaker Reid Thomas, Ë acksmith Rhodes Robert, laborer Shephard Mrs., wid Benjamin Sharp David, farmer Short Mrs., wid, dressmaker Smith Samuel, waggonmaker Smithson Robert, farmer Swift Thomas, blacksmith Tolten William, laborer Tolton Thomas, laborer Truesdale James, farmer Tuttle Robert, proprietor Railroad hotel Van King, \u2014 carpenter Vanderlip Justice, farmer West George, farmer Westbrook George, farmer Westbrook Peter, J.P, farmer Wilmot rev.J, Wesleyan Wright James, laborer Wright William, turner CAINTOWN\u2014A small village in th township of Yonge, county of Leeds.Distant from Mallorytown, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles.Mail biweekly.Population about 250.Andress Sylvester, wa Buell James by Tubora eT Buell William 8, farmer Burnham William, saw mill Connolly Michael J + school teacher Davidson Mrs, Margaret, wid Robert grocer ' Dickey James, farmer Duncan Michael, farmer Ferguson James, weaver Hogeboom Swmuel L., farmer Huntty John B., waggonmaker McCallum William, weaver McDonald John G., furmer Miller Samuel, farmer Nowlen James, laborer Phillips Robert R., farmer Poole Edward H,, farmer Purvis Henry, carpenter Purvis Peter F,, farmer Quinsey Thomas, farmer Shipman Ezekiel, farmer Tennant James W., assistant postmaster, blacksmith Tennant William, postmaster, farmer Thomson Alexander, farmer Torrence George, farmer Wilson Ezekiel BD, shoemaker CA LA BOGIE\u2014A small village on the Madawaska River, in the township of Ba- got, eounty of Renfrew.Distant from Arnprior, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 23 miles, from Pembroke 69 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Bryare Stephen, shoemaker Dillon Dennis, postmaster, innkeeper Legree Samuel, innkeeper Murray William, storekeeper CALDER\u2014A village in the township of Delaware, county of Middlesex.Distant from Delaware 8 miles, from st Thomas, à station of the London and Port Stanley railway, 9 miles, from London 15 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 120.Baker Edward, farmer Baker Robert, farmer Baker William, farmer Campbell Albert, farmer Campbell Colin, farmer Campbell Henry, farmer Campbell Samuel, farmer Campbell William, farmer Campbell William, postmaster, farmer Fisher John, farmer Harshaw James, farmer Harshaw John, farmer Henderson Alexander, farmer Henderson Malcolm, farmer Henderson William, farmer Kennedy Henry, farmer McLachlin Archibald, farmer McNea David, farmer McNichol Neil, farmer McPherson Donald, farmer McPherson Duncan, farmer McPherson Hector, farmer McPherson Hugh, farmer Mosgrove John, farmer Musgrove William, farmer Orr John, farmer Orr Robert, farmer Orr Thomas, farmer Orr William, farmer Scott Robert, farmer Thompson John, farmer Thompson Mrs.Margaret, wid Dugald CALDWELL\u2014A village in the township of Caledon, couuty of Peel, electoral division of Cardweil.Distant from Brampton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 14 miles.fare 50c.Mail weekly.poulation about 75.Carty John, farmer and machinist Chambers Philip, mill owner Crabb W., M.D.Culliton Daniel, tailor Dewit Wigons, farmer Graham John, farmer Harris Isaac, farmer and trader McLean James, teacher and plumber MeNevin Donald, lumber merchant Morris George, laborer Murphy John, farmer and grain dealer Murphy Patrick, postmaster, general merchant Murray John, boot and shoc maker Patterson N., waggonmaker Shirkey Patrick, Ta borer Stevenson Jolin, hotelkeeper Stokes William, miller Tigue Edward, blacksmith Thomas Peter, veterinary surgeon * CALEDON EAST-\u2014A village in the township of Caledon, county of Peel, electoral division of Cardwell.It is a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce: railway.Distant from Brampton 18 miles, from Toronto 33 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Allison Samuel, M.D.Bracken John, blacksmith Bullivent James, builder Campbell Peter, storekeeper Fleetham William, tailor Greer Charles, farmer Harkest James, shoemaker Haviland Richard, tavernkeeper Hepton John, laborer Johns Hiram, waggonmaker Judge Thomas, farmer Mills John, tavernkeeper Munsie James, postmaster, storekeepe: Parson Thomas, farmer .Perrin Henry, insurance agent Scott John, saddler Stone Ebenezer, farmer Walker James, farmer Walker William, farmer tCALEDONIA\u2014An incorporated village on the Grand River, townships of Oneida and Seneca, county of Haldimand.This lace is fast growing into importance 5 contains raw and grist mills, a large foundry and machine shop, also a woollen mil; \u2018and manufactures a great quantity of flourand lumber.The Grand River passing through the village affords.excellent water power.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.It is also a station of the Buffaloand Goderich branch ofthe Grand Trunk railway.Distant from Cayuga, the county town, 11 miles, from Hamilton 14 miles, fare 75¢.; from Brant- ford 18 miles, from Buffalo, N.Y ., 60 miles.Mail daily.Population about 2000.Adams Abraham C., miller Adams Miss Nettie, school teacher Aldridge James, Jp, clerk 1st Division court and town clerk American Express Co, A.C.Buck agent Anderson John, laborer Avery John, painter Bailey Samuel, machinist Bain Thomas, laborer Balls Mrs.Mary, milliner Balls Samuel, general store ; BALMORAL FLOUR MILL, MeQuarrie & Thorburn, proprietors Batters Miss M., fancy goods Black rev James, Presbyterian Booth Jonathan, proprietor Union hotel Brines Samuel, laborer i BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE CO., A.Taylor, agent .Brittain Mrs.Bridget, wid Matthew, innkeeper Brock Francis, toll keeper ; Broderick David E., tailor and clothier Broderick Jesse, tailor Brown dames, of W.J.Brown Brown William, of W & J Brown Brown William & James dealers dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes BUCK ALEXIS C., J.P., commissioner ® B.R, telegraph operator, issuer of\u201d marriage licenses, druggist, grocer, bookseller, exchange broker and express and insurance agent Builder John, J.P., steam cabinet factory Burge William CALEDONIA FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, John Scott, proprietor Callowhill William, watchmaker * The station is called Paisley.+ Also called Seneca which is the name of the post office. CALEDONIA.DOMINION 250 DIRECTORY.[Province oF Campbell Henry, spinner Campbell's hotel, John Campbell, proprietor .Campbell John, proprietor Campbell's hotel Campbell John, teacher Campbell William, cooper CANADA LANDED CREDIT CO.A.Taylor, agent Canada Permanent Building and Saving Society, A.C.Buck, agent.Carmichael Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker Carpenter Andrew, wool maker Carpenter Francis, carder Chambers Henry, innkeeper Clark Daniel F., general store Cochrane Josiah, barber COMMERCIAL HOTEL, T.Galer proprietor, with livery stables attached Conboy Francis, proprietor New Dominion\u201chotel Conroy Mrs.Catherine, wid John Crawford Mrs.Mathilda, wid Robert Davis William, freight agent Dillabough Edmond H., M.D.Disher John D., carding mill Doebereiner Philip, photographer Dougherty Robert, shoemaker Doyle John, grocer Doyle William, constable Duffy Miss Mary Aun, dressmaker Dumas John, clerk Earl John, harnessmaker Elwood George, shoemaker Fedro Michael, laborer Filmore George, pumpmaker Findlay Alexander, shoemaker Forrester William, carpenter Fuller Joseph, moulder Fulton Samuel, waggonmaker Furlong Edward, barrister, &c., GALER THOMAS R., proprietor Commercial hotel Galer William, clerk Garland N.& T., dry goods, groceries & co.Garland Nicholas, of N.& T.Garland Garland Thomas, of N.& T.Garland \"Gibson John, blacksmith Gore District Mutual Insurance Co., A.C.Buck, agent Goodyear Joseph, blacksmith Goodyear William, blacksmith GRAND RIVER SACHEM, weekly, annual subscriptions $1; Thomas Messenger, proprietor and printer.Green Edward D., dentist Hannifan Michael, waggonmaker Hayes James, shoemaker Heddle Thomas, blacksmith Hess Mrs.Bilhah,wid Phillip, dressmaker HICKES W.L, & CU.proprietors Seneca grist and flour mill Hickes William L., of W.L.Hickes & Co.Hicks William T., school teacher Hill James S., grocer Hill William, laborer Holden James B., J.P., of W.L.Hickes & Co.Holden William, teamster Hollenbuck Wells, innkeeper Howard Jolin, shoemaker Howard Matthew, harnessmaker Howard Robert, miller Howells Thomas B., M.D.Hulbert William, baker Hull Henry, harnessmaker Humphrey Norris, farmer Hunter Charles, W.M.lodge Hunter William, tollkeeper JMPERIAL BUILDING, SAVING AND INVESTMENT CO., A.Taylor, agent St Andrew Ince Richard C.Jackson William, deputy postmaster Johnstone Mrs.wid Kean David, baker Kelly John, farmer Kennedy Donald, grocer Kennedy Donald, tailor Kennedy Hugl, farmer Kennedy Mrs.Catherine, wid Alexander Kerr Robert, spinner Keyes William, clerk Kirkwood Archibald, mill hand Knipe Oliver, innkeeper Knipe Samuel, laborer Knipe Solomon, blacksmith Lawson John, tailor Leach George, mason Leach Joshua, mason Leask John, blacksmith Lees Thomas, wool carder Leith William, cabinetmaker Leith William, innkeeper Liverpool & London Insurance Cu., A.C.Buck, agent Logan James, plasterer Longson John, laborer \u2018Macdonald Alexander, farmer Macdonald John, shoemaker McBay Alexander, shoemaker McCARGOW WILLIAM, J.P, M.D, physician and surgeon McClernon William, grocer McDonald John, J.P., shoemaker McDowall Joseph W., school teacher McGregor Miss Mary, school teacher McKinnon Dugald, sawyer McKinnon John, merchant McKinnon John M., merchant McNulty rev.John, R.catholic McKinnon A.R., manager grist mill McKinnon Ranald, J.P., woollen factory, saw and grist mill McQuarrie Donald, of McQuarrie & Thor- burn McQUARRIE & THORBURN, proprietors Balmoral flour mill Mangan Thomas, turner Mansion House hotel, William Munro, MARRIAGE LICENSES, Alexis C.Buck, J.P, issuer Marr George, farmer Marr Jeremiah, moulder Marshall John, miller Martineau Reuben, cooper Matchet James, farmer Mattice William H., farmer Mayers William, cabinetmaker Meldrum Miss Margaret, school teacher Mercer Frederick C., jeweller MESSENGER THOMAS, editor, pro- rietor, and publisher of the Grand iver Sachem, coroner and insurance agent Mitchell James, machinist Mitchell N.& T., painters Mitchell Nelson, of N.& T.Mitchell Mitchell Thomas, of N.&.T.Mitchell Montgomery James, carpenter Montgomery Mrs.Eliza, wid William MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, Robert L.Nelles, operator Moore James, station agent Moore Robert, clerk Moore William, farmer More William $.Munro William, proprietor House hotel Murphy Joseph D., section master, Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Murphy Peter, innkeeper Neilson James, innkeeper Nelles Mrs.Lois, wid John H.NELLES ROBERT L,, station master and operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Mansion .New Dominion hotel, Francis Conboy, proprietor Nichols Mrs.Susan, wid Francis Nichols Robert, gardener Nichols Thomas, gardener Nixon Robert, machinist Old Francis Ww, tinsmitlh Oliver P., clerk O'Neil Patrick, tailor Overholt Moses, tailor Patterson Sumuel, blacksmith: Payne Walter, laborer Phillips Brothers, dealer in drugs, stationery, groceries, hardware, &c.Phillips David B., vf Philips Brothers Phillips Ezekiel E., of Phillips Brothers Pole Miss Mary, milliner and dressmaker Pollock Robert, laborer Potter rev.Robert, Methodist Powell George, laborer Presto Adam, cloth finisher Provincial Insurance Co., A.C.Buck, agent Rennelson William H., school teacler Ritchie Samuel, machinist Robertson John, carpenter Roper John, dealer in drugs, groceries, stationery, &c.Sabiston R., blacksmith Savings bank, A.C.Buck, proprietor SCOTT JOHN, J.P., reeve, postmaster, proprieter Caledonia foundry and machine shop Seldon Richard, baker SENECA GRIST AND FLOUR MILL W.L.Hickes & Co., proprietors SENECA HOUSE, C.Young, proprietor Shirra Robert, dry goods, groceries, &c.Shoots George, carriagemaker Simington James, laborer Simington William, blacksmith Siming ton William C., miller Simm George, joiner Smart William R., barrister, commissioner in B.R., notary STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE CO, A.Taylor, agent Steeves Mrs.Amanda, wid John Suthers Joseph, carpenter Sweeney Michael, grocer 7 Tait William, miller TAYLOR ALEXANDER, J.P, plaster beds and mill, Fire and Life Insurance, cual and cement, money to lend, commission agent, &c.; represents the Western Assurance Co, British America Assurance Co., Standard Life Assurance Co., Canada Landed Credit Co., Imperial Building, Saving and Investment Co., &c., &c.THOMSON WILLIAM, jun., saloon and stage proprietor Thorburn captain R.Thorburn James, of McQuarrie & Thor- burn Tomes Charles F., painter Toser Amos, laborer Totton George, blucksmith Totton Mrs., wid Travelers Insurance Co.of Hartford, Conn., William Jackson, agent | Union hotel, Jonathan Booth, proprietor Upthegrove William E., moulder Walker Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Henry Walker Robert, manager Scott's foundry Walker Robert E., tinsmith Waters James J., dealerin dry goods, groceries, provision, hardware, crockery, boots and shoes Waugh Robert, woollen factory WESTERN ASSURANCE CO, A.Taylor, agent Weston Ro ert, shoemaker ONTARIO.] DOMINION 251 DIRECTORY.Car-Can \"helan Robert, grocer Wiskett Nuthanicl H,, butcher Willer Reuben, Fimo ilson Alexander, cler .Wilson rev, Thomas C., Presbyterian \u2018Wrenn James, turner Yates James, mill hand ung Abel, innkeeper = Youn Charles, bailiff 1st Division court YOUNG CHRISTOPHER, J.P., proprietor Sencca house Young F.W., painter Young Jacob, wa gonmaker Young Peter, mail driver Young Peter E, laborer Young Philip, carpenter EDONIA SPRINGS\u2014A village CA its fiom the river Ottawa, township of Caledonia, county of Prescott.\u2018This is a favorite resort of invalids during the summer months, whoare attracted thither by the famed medicinal qualities of the springs.Montreal Telegraph Co.haa an oflice here.Distant from Ottawa 51 miles, fare $1.26; from Montreal 72 miles, fare $2.50.Mail daily.Population about 90.Butler Nicholas, hotelkeeper \u2018Cadieux François, farmer -Cadieux François X., lumberer CALEDONIA SPRINGS HOTEL CO., Andrew Hamilton, manager \u2018CAMERON JOHN D., postmaster, dealer in dry goods, groceries, provisions \u2018Carrière P.Hyacinthe, innkeeper \u2018Cross James, J.P., councillor Dicaire Cyprien, carpenter Dicaire Supliant, farmer \u2018Gagnon Francois, shoemaker HAMILTON ANDREW, manager Caledonia Springs Hotel Co.Kennedy rev.J., Wesleyan Larocque Alexandre, innkeeper Larocque Bernabé, lumberer Leavitt Miss Mariah, teacher MONTREAL TELEGRAPH Cou.Parker Mrs.Alexander, boarding house Proulx Joseph, blacksmith Rochon Joel, innkeeper Shortz rev\u2014, Episcopal methodist Ward John, engineer Ward William, laborer *CAMBORNE\u2014A small village in the township of llamilton, county of North- umberland, Distant from Cold Springs 1 mile, from Cobourg, astation of the Grand lrunk railway, 6 miles.Population about 120.Baker Thomas, saw and grist will Bell Frederick, farmer Collis John.farmer Coole William, blacksmith Crossan Thomas, farmer Cullis Mrs.Eliznboth, wid Thomas \u2018Cullis Richard, farmer por guson Cliarles, farmer Ford Thomas, farmer Henderson Robert, tollgate keeper Horl William Lacy Francis Lacy Jumes, farmer Lean Richard, farmer McEwers Truman, deputy reeve Parsons Benjamin, caringemaker Parsons Thomas, painter Smiley Samuel, farmer Swiley Thoms, farmer Stewart James, farmer Yeawan David, farmer .* Also onlled Spring Mills.The mass Se g Mills.The post office CAMBRAY\u2014A village in the township of Fenelon, county of Victoria, Itc.ntaing saw, shingle and grist mills, and a Common school, Distant from Lindsay, the county town and a station ofthe Midland railway, 8 miles, fare 50c.; from Port Hope 61 miles.Mail daily.Lopulation about 250.Austin James, shoemaker Armstroug George sawyer Bateman John M., postmaster, grocer Berkeley Michael H., saw and grist mill Burley William, blacksmith Butler Richard Charles, M.D.Butler William, saddler Calder Andrew, waggonmaker Canada Presbyterian church, James R.Scott Clendenning John, farmer Daniel Alexander, grocer Dillingham, Sidney, saw mill Douglas John, farmer Douglas Thomas, storekeeper Haggeth Thomas, waggonmaker Hillborn John, saw mill Holmes John, waggonmaker Hunter William, carpenter Hutchison George B., tailor Kemp Thomas, miller Manning Walter, carpenter Marshall George, sawyer MacCrory Thomas, laborer McGuire Charles, laborer McIntyre Donald, hotelkeeper McKinnon John, storekeeper McMullen James, hotelkeeper Morgan John, shoemaker Morrison George H., blacksmith Neil George, laborer Nesbit John, laborer Phillips William, shoemaker Russel George, saddler Scott Miss Agnes, school teacher Scott rev.James R., Presbyterian Shall John, engineer Sheppard George, school teacher Sinclair John, blacksmith Sinclair John, sen., farmer Smith Isaac.carpenter Stoddard William G., cabinetmaker Tuttle Charles, teamster Wilkinson Joseph, saw and shingle mill Woodron Archi ald, farmer *CAMDEN\u2014A small village in the township of Camden East, county of Lennox and Addington.Distant from Napanee, a station of the Grand Truuk railway, 18 miles.Population about 40.Foster James Kerr James, farmer Peter Absolom, blacksmith Sallon Thomas, hotelkeeper Switzer David, shoemaker Walrowth Jacob, farmer CAMDEN EAST-\u2014A thriving village on the Napauee river, township of Camden East, county of Lennox and Addington.It possesses water power of almost unlimited extent, Distant from Napanee, à station of the Grand Trunk railway, 9 miles, fare 50¢.; from Kingston 21 miles, fare 75e.Mail daily.Population about 500.Ager James Anderson Philip, laborer Andrews Samuel Andrews Thomas, chairmaker Bicknell Nathan, M.D.Burgoyne Joseph, millwright Burgoyne Joseph, jun., miller Burton Charles F., clothier Bush William, tanner Calder William, tailor * The post office is at Petworth.t Formerly enlled Clarke's Mills.rev.Clancy William, farmer Clarke Benjamin, postmaster, storekeeper Clarke Norman Close Mrs.Martha, wid Henry Cranis Aaron S., clothier Cresser captain Richard S.Davey Mrs.Jane, wid Peter M.Davey Moses, laborer Dennee Benjamin Duncan Seth, of Hugh Duncan & Co.Duncan H ugh, shoemaker Duncan Hugh, of Hugh Duncan & Co.Duncan Hugh, & Co., storekeepers Duval Eleazer, laborer Empey George, farmer Finley Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Richard Grannis A.S., clothier Greenaway Samuel, tinsmith Haydon James, storekeeper HAYDON JAMES T., storekeeper Hinch Edward, grocer Hinch Nicholas, farmer Hooper Edmond J., M.P.P., saw mill Hooper Henry, storekeeper Hooper John, Lew D niel, carpenter Lew Samuel, baker Lewis Joseph, saddler Lockwood Jonas, blacksmith Macdowell John.broker McCabe Archibald, miller McCaul John, laborer McNulty Michael, laborer Mulvany rev.C.P., ch of England Nimmo James, grist mill Nolan Mrs.Bridget, wid Arthur PARROTT JAMES, grist and saw mill, and woollen factory Reilly Charles, shoemaker Robertson David, laborer Robertson Miss Jane, charwoman Robinson Joseph E., butcher Shane Peter.farmer Sherlock Wiliiam, shoemaker Skinner John, blacksmith Smally Mrs.Adeline, wid Zarra Sproule Mrs.Sarah, wid Robert Temple Michael, storekeeper Waddle Mrs.Lydia, wid John Warner William, hotelkeeper Wartman David J., millwright Wier Peter, tavernkeeper Williams James Williams Lorenz, farmer Wilson Charles, carpenter Wilson George, carpenter CAMERON\u2014.A small place in the town ship of Fenelon, county of Victoria.Distant from Lindsay, the county town and a station of the Midland railway, 8 miles, from Port Hope 51 miles.Mail daily.Population about 60.Bice George, hotelkeeper Bowles George, waggonmaker Bryson James, postmaster, farmer Flack George, laborer Glaspell Thomas, waggonmaker Irwin John, school teacher Lytle & Son, storekeepers McLaughlin John, farmer Moffatt Peter, blacksmith Oakley Thomas, farmer Switzer Michael, laborer Walker James, weaver CANEILELA\u2014 beautiful village on Notta- wasaga River, township of Mono, county of Simcoe, electoral division of Cardwell.Distant from Orangeville, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 6 miles, from Brampton 28 miles, from Barrie, the county town, 59 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Anderson \u2014, of Anderson & Wallace CAMm\u2014-CAM DOMINION 252 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE oF Anderson & Wallace, mill owners and carriage builders Clare Richard, framer Currie Hugh, postmaster, hotel and store keeper Curry & Galbraith, thrashers Doherty Jacob, joiner Frame Hugh, stonecutter Frame John, weaver Frame Robert, M.D.Irwin\u2014, of Irwin & Patterson Irwin & Patterson, saw mill shingle factory Neil Alexander, carpenter Orme John, shoemaker Patterson \u2014, of Irwin & Patterson Still J.C.J., laborer Thompson W.& R., thrashers Turnbull Alexander, saw mill Wallace \u2014, of Anderson & Wallace CAMULACHIE\u2014A village near Lake Huron, township of Plympton, county of Lambton, Itis a station of the Grand Trunk railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Sarnia B miles, Mail daily.Population about and Burtle Frank, laborer Cairns Andrew, waggonmaker Houston Thomas, postmaster, dealer Littleworth Sergeant MeIver Walter, shoemaker McLeddran J., farmer MANLEY RICHARD, station master, operator Montreal Telegraph Co.MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.R.|G Manley, agent Ritcheson James, farmer Robinson Charles, grocer Robinson James, hotelkeeper Robinson John, dealer Scott rev.Robert, Presbyterian Scott Thomas R.K., clerk Division court Sproul Walter, blacksmith Trusler Abram, far.ner Trusler Albert, farmer Trusler Arthur, farmer CAMPBELLFORD\u2014 A flourishing village on the River Trent, township of Seymour, county of Northumberland.Campbellford Las water power available for manufacturing purposes to a great extent.Montreal: Telegraph Co.has an office here, Distant from Brighton, a Station of ihe Grand Trunk railway, 20 miles, fare $1, ail daily.Populati about 1000.y pulation Adair John, of Adair & Mackay Adair & Mackay, storekeepers Adams David, of McLaughlin & Adams Anderson James, carpenter Archer James, accountant ARCHER W.B., of J.M.Ferris & Co., telegraph operator Armstrong Robert, dyer Ash ev.John C., Methodist Aveson Simeon, finisher Baker rev.J., ch of England Barwick Henry, clerk Battige Henry, spinner Beattie rev.David, Presbyterian Beatty William, cabinetmaker Benor James, carpenter Bogart Irvine D., M.D., druggist Bonnycastle Henry, councillor Bradley Miss Catherine, milliner Bray John, carder Briggs John, blacksmith Caddy Cyprian F., provincial land surveyor Cadzow William, warper Caledonia Mills, Jos.Smith, proprietor.Campbellford hotel, McLaughlin & Adams, proprietors Clark Robert, blacksmith Cockburn Robert & Co., store and grist mi Cogan John, shoemaker Collins Daniel, proprietor Pheonix hotel Conway Patrick, fuller Costley William, waggonmaker Courtin Thomas, harnessmaker Crosby George, miller Crosby Samuel, miller Daniels Henry, miller Davidson James, tailor Denmark William, councillor Dickson John, founder and blacksmith Dinwoodie James, reeve Dinwoodie James, sen, farmer Dinwoodie John, millwright Dominion hotel, Thomas Oliver, proprietor Edwards Stephen, cooper Eley Robert J., cabinetmaker Farrand & Miles, woollen and carding factors Farrand Walter J., of Ferrand & Miles Ferris J.M., & Co, storekeepers Ferris James M., of J.M.Ferris & Co, and of D.Kennedy & Co, postmaster Fletcher Joseph, of Irwin & Fletcher Flynn James, blacksmith Fraser Andrew, carpenter Fraser Wallace, blacksmith Frederick Bernard M., tailor Frederick John, tailor Frederick Lewis, laborer annon Jumes, carpenter Gibb Hugh Gilbert E., mason Goodridge William, clerk Gregor James, butcher Greig Alexander, carder Haig James, miller Hannigan John, laborer Hawley Milo A., hardware merchant Heathcote Edward, solicitor Horkins Luke, constable Irwin & Fletcher, storekeepers Irwin Thomas, of Irwin & Fletcher Jackson Norman, cooper Johns Charles, harnessmaker Johns Thomas, blacksmith Johnston Robert, carriagemaker Jobnston Wheeler, mail carrier Kearney Edward, shoemaker Keating Edward, laborer Keith Miss Jane, dressmaker Kennedy D., & Co., storekeepers .Kennedy Daniel, of D.Kennedy & Co.Kerr George, spinner .Killbank George, laborer Kingston John James, M.D.Lapp Charles H., photographer Linton Miss Elizabeth Linton Robert, blacksmith Logan William, cooper Mackay William, of Adair & Mackay McCarthy John, shoemaker McColl Mrs., milliner McDonald Angus, tinsmith McKelvie Thomas, carpenter McLaughlin & Adams, proprictors Cam- bellford hotel McLaughlin Robert, of McLaughlin & Adams Marsh Matthew Massey Alexander, farmer Mathewson George J., school teacher Melville Richard T., farmer Miles Charles, of Farrand & Miles Mirfield Mrs.Mary, wid Samuel Mirfield Samuel, woollen and carding factor MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, W.B.Archer, operator \u2014_\u2014 Morrison Matthew, shoemaker Nadoo William, waggonmaker Nancarrow Walter, tanner Nelson Charles, miller Ogilvy William, farmer Oliver Thomas, proprietor Dominion hotel O'Neil Hugh, tax collector Oulton Chs., contractor nnd carpenter Phenix hotel, Daniel Collins, Proprietor Pierce rev.Charles, Bible christian Proud George A., foreman weaver Reynolds M., cooper Richmond John L., telegraph operator Riddell George, woollen spinner Ross Mrs.Isabella, wid ohn Rowed Henry, farmer Sargeant John, Inborer Sargeant Samuel, laborer Shillinglaw Robert, carpenter Shillinglaw William, carpenter Shore Henry, picker Skinner G.A., clerk Skinner Henry E., storekeeper Smith George, cooper Smith Joseph, miller, proprietor of the- Caledonia mills Smith Peter, cooper Stanbury Edward Stanbury Henry, storekeeper Stephens Moses, baker Stillman Robert, grocer Taylor John, mason Temple Joseph, cooper Temple Miss Mary Jane, dressmaker Temple Mrs.Eurenia, milliner Tice George A., J.P., farmer Victoria house, G.F.Willman, proprietor Wallace Samuel, M.D, druggist Waters David, of J.& D.Waters, tailor Waters James, of J.& D.Waters Waters J.& D., storekeepers Willman George F., proprietor Victoria house Winman John, carpenter Young John, shoemaker * CAMPBELL'S UROSS\u2014A village in the township of Chinguacousy, county of Peel, Distant from Brampton, a station of the Grand Truuk railway, 9 miles, fare 85c.; from Toronto 29 miles, Mail daily Population about 160.Beatty John, farmer Bradley John, farmer Bradley John, jun, farmer Campbell Abraham, farmer Campbell Francis, J.P., farmer Campbell James, farmer Campbell Joseph, farmer Campbell Seth, farmer Ceasar John, blacksmith Dublin castle, Irwin Shaw, proprictor French Mrs, wid Thomas Guy William, laborer Hackett Andrew, bootmaker Hackett John, shoemaker HAGYARD EDWARD T., J.P, postmaster, general merchant Hagyard Thomas, M.D.McCollum Robert C., J.P, clerk and treasurer McDougall Neil, furmer Martin Joseph, carpenter Martin Joseph, jun., carpenter Neil Patrick, laborer Pendleton Thomas, laborer Rolson James, farmer Shaw Irwin, proprictor Dublin castle Smith John Snyder Abraham, insurance agent * Algo called Dublin.township: ONTARIO.| DOMINION 253 DIRECTORY.- Can-CAN + ELL'TON\u2014A village in the CAM OT Dercham, county of Oxford.Distant from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 14 miles, fare 76e.; from Woodstock, the county town, 24 miles, from London 84 miles.l\u2019opu- lation about 100.Avard Charles, laborer Chisholm Robert, laborer Dodgson Matthew, laborer Dudgeon Henry, laborer Dudgeon John, laborer Dudgeon Matthew, laborer Goodhand Joseph, laborer Joslyn John, carpenter Kennedy James, farmer Kennedy John, laborer Murray Dennis, carpenter .Richardson rev.William, Presbyterian Smith J.& M., lumber dealers Smith John, of J.& M.Smith Smith Malcolm, of J.& M.Smith CAMPBELLVIELE\u2014A villagoin the township of Nassaguweya, county of Hal- ten.Distunt from Wellington Square, a station of tho Great Western railway, 16 miles, fare 76¢.; from Toronto 48 miles.Mail daily.l\u2019opulation about 200.Abrey George, flour and saw mill Allen George, laborer Anderson Andrew, laborer Blacklock William, laborer Bonas Thomas, laborer Borders Richard, laborer Bowles Ben, laborer Boyce James, blacksmith Brenair William, laborer Buck Peter, laborer Buck William, laborer Buck William, sen., tailor Burnett Thomas, laborer Cameron John, constable Christie D.D.& Co., storekeepers Cooper James H., postmaster, storekeeper Coote ; ohn, proprietor Farmer's Arms 10te Curry Robert, farmer Davidson Brothers, woollen factory Deforest James, laborer Easterbrook hotel, William Easter- brook, proprietor Easterbrook James, farmer Easterbrook William, proprietor Eas- terbrook hotel Enwright Morris, laborer Farmer's Arms hotel, John Coote, proprietor Perris Joseph, laborer Fisk Esra W., eugincer Forbes Jumes, laborer Hubbard Michael, shoemaker Hunter James, engineer Kearns Samuel, farmer Kidney James Kiduey Willliam, clerk Loughleen John, laborer McConnell Robert, laborer McDonald Alexander, farmer McGibbon Finlay, saw miller McLean Archibald, farmer McLean Duncan, farmer Menzies James, blncksmith Munn David, manager saw will Reid William, farmer Schram Lewis, shoemaker Schruber Samuel carpenter Scram Adum, Inborer Sherrington W illinm, laborer hields John, snwyer Smith Hiram, botanienl doctor Smitten Robert, farmer Smitten Robert, laborer * Tho post oflice is at Tilsonburg.Thompson, Smith & Son, steam saw mill Tod John, farmer Wamsley Robert, laborer Watson William, butcher Wright Robert, laborer CAMPDEN\u2014A village in the township 01 Clinton, county of Lincoln.Distant from Beamsville, a station of the Great Western railway, 3} miles, from St Catharines, the county town, 12 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 90, Albright Daniel, shoemaker Althouse Samuel, carpenter Grobb Joseph B., storekeeper Hagerman Daniel, blacksmith Hagerman George, waggonmaker Hunsberger Michael, carpenter Moyer Abraham 8.Moyer David L., cooper Moye Eli, school teacher Moyer Henry W., of W.W.Moyer & Co., postmaster Moyer Israel, painter Moyer W.W., & Co., cigar makers Moyer William W., of W.W.Moyer & \u20180.CAN BORO\u2014A small village in the town ship of Canboro, county of Monck.Distant from Canfield, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, from Cayuga, the county town, 10 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 200.Baldwin George, shoemaker Bartram rev.Eli, Episcopal methodist Birdsall Eli W., of Melick & Birdsall Birdsall Henry, farmer Birdsall Whitson, farmer Birdsall William, farmer Crawford Hugh, farmer Farrar Martin, farmer FOLMSBEE JOHN, J.P.postmaster, storekeeper Johnson John, laborer Killins Adam, of Killins & Niger Killins George, waggonmaker Killins & Niger, blacksmiths Kirk John, M.D.McLaughlin Hamilton, carpenter Melick & Birdsall, grocers Melick Jonas R., of Melick & Birdsall Mellick Elias, farmer Mellick Oren, farmer Miner James, laborer Niger Henry, of Killins & Niger Park Paul C., butcher Parmentier William L., M.D.township clerk, issuer of marriage licenses Potts John, laborer Rogers Matthew, farmer Saunders Charles, carpenter Shaver William, farmer Smith David, carpenter Smith Frederick, farmer Smith Frederick, innkeeper Smith Kelar, farmer Strowbridge Job, farmer Swayze Samuel, J.P, farmer Swick William, butcher Underhill Jasper, farmer Wells Edward, shoemaker Whitwell John, farmer CANFIELD-A village in the township of Cayuga, county of Haldimand.Itisa station ot the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Cayuga, the county town, 6 miles, trom Dunnville $ miles; from Brantford 30 miles.Mail daily.Population about 400.Adamson William B., professor of music Adrian Andrew, farmer Advian Mark, mason Badgley Henry, farmer Baldwin Alexander, farmer Baldwin James, farmer Bird Henry, laborer Bourdeau Peter, innkeeper Bullock William, farmer Canfield Alfred, carpenter Coverdale Robert, farmer Crumle G., blacksmith Eoke William, farmer Fitzgerrald Jas., section master G.T.R.Flander Nelson, farmer Gerrard John, farmer Glasby George, farmer Harvey Martin, jun., farmer Harvey Martin, sen., farmer Haynes William, farmer Hewson John, farmer Humphrey John, farmer Humphrey Robert.farmer Humphrey Thomas, jun, farmer Humphrey Thomas, sen., farmer King Henry, farmer Kurtz John, blacksmith Lambier Clement, farmer Lambier Francis, farmer Lowry Robert, laborer McDiarmid Kenneth, grocer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, R.Thom, operator Oxley Joseph, grocer Read William, carpenter Reilly William, farmer Robere Duff, laborer Rose Henry, laborer Rose William Sabine Joseph M., sailor Schram Peter, farmer and constable Street Stephney, farmer Switzer Jacob, clerk Switzer John, general store Tenny Robert, shoemaker TROM R., operator Montreal Telegraph 0 Vickers Robert, farmer Weaver Adam, farmer Weaver Adam W., mason Weaver«George, farmer Widdrick Frederick, waggonmaker Wilson John, postmaster, general store Winans William, farmer Young Henry, innkeeper CANNIFTON\u2014A large village on the Moira river, township of Thurlow, south riding of the county of Hastings.It was first settled by the late John Canniff, from whom the name is taken, and possesses considerable flouring and lumbering es- tablishmeunts.Distant from Belleville, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 3 miles, fare 12fc.Mail daily.Population about 600.Adams Charles, sailor Ashley Egbert, school teacher Baker Mrs.Sarah, wid George, tailoress Beckett Nathaniel J., storekeeper Brintnell Eleazer, cheese maker British American hotel, William Power, proprietor Brooks Edward, storekeeper, proprietor woollen mills Brown David, teamster Callary James, laborer Canniff Abraham, storekeeper Caunift Daniel, farmer Cannift John, clerk .CANNIFF JONAS, postmaster,coramer.saw and grist mill Canniff Jonas A.blacksmith Canniff Mrs.Catherine, wid Dauiel Canniff Thomas, mail contractor Caverly Moses C., carriagemaker Coon Cortland, farmer Dale Thomas, farmer Dalton John, laborer CAn-CAN DOMINION 254 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE op Dial Thomas, farmer Drew William, miller Duram John, laborer Easterly James, sawyer English George, miller Fairfield John, teacher Fairman Reuben C., proprietor Ontario house Farnham Timothy, road overseer Ferguson Oliver A., millwright Ford William, paper maker Forester John, storekeeper Frizelle Tobias, laborer Frost Isaac, carpenter Gannon Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, laundress Gulliver John, carter Gunsolus John, blacksmith Haight John D., butcher Hanifun Timothy, teamster Harney Edward, mason Heslip John, farmer Higgins Benjamin, miller Howell rev.Jacob, Wesleyan Hughes William, laborer Jessop Jabez, farmer Jones Thomas, farmer Kane William, shoemaker Lake Nicholas, storekeeper Lang James, laborer Larue Leander, cooper Laughlin Benson, sawyer Lepain Alexander, laborer Liddle Mrs.Sarah, wid Richard Lingbam William, miller Lynch Stephen, laborer cDongall Duncan, foreman saw mill McGurn James, storekeeper McGurn John, butcher McLaggart Robert, carpenter McMullen Mrs.Cordelia, wid Valentine Miller Alexander, laborer Moorman Wellington, farmer Mullett Daniel, tanner Naylor Ambrose, shoemaker Naylor Thomas, blacksmith Naylor William, blacksmith » Naylor William, shoemaker Nicholson John, farmer Nicholson Samuel, carder Ontario house, Reuben C.Fairman, proprietor Osborne Richard, tanner and currier Pake Samuel S., carpenter Peters Thomas, laborer Phillips Abraham, laborer Phillips John, stage driver Power William, proprietor American hotel Regan Patrick, laborer Rosevear John Sedgwick Daniel, sawyer Sills Jacob, clerk of court, merchant Sills William C., butcher Spencer James Spencer Robert, laborer Stimers James L., hotelkeeper Stingon William, lumber merchant Sutherland William, lumber merchant Thresher Daniel, laborer Titterson George, laborer Titterson John, teamster Vickers William, mason Vickers Wm.D., builder and contractor Vorman Miss Isabella Walker James, laborer Walker John Walker William, carpenter Walsh James, waggonmaker Whiteman Daniel, laborer Williams rev.Hiram, Episcopal methodist Wilson Alexander, township clerk British lumber * CANNING\u2014A village on the river Nith, towusbip of Blenheim, county of Oxford.It has excollent water privilege and is a good farming locality, Distant from aris, a station of the Grand Trunk and Great Western railways, 4 miles, from Woodstock, the county town, 16 miles, from Hamilton 30 miles, from London 46 miles.Mail daily.Population about 180.Allchin Samuel, postmaster, mill owner Berry Edward, waggonmaker Churchill Elias, farmer Conklin Elias, farmer Daniels Henry, farmer Fletcher Joseph, farmer Harp J.C., farmer Harris Robert, school teacher Johnston H.C., farmer Kitchen Dan., of Slingsby & Kitchen Lovett Mrs.John McDonald Mrs., wid Martin Charles, butcher Martin Daniel, checsemaker Martin William, farmer Mathieson George, stonemason Mitchell Charles, farmer Oliver Adam, farmer O'Morrow Edward, laborer Puddoc Joseph, farmer Rickart Thomas, farmer Rickett John, farmer Roberds rev.S.L., United brethren Roberts James, currier Rouse Festus, laborer Showers William, farmer Simpson James, carpenter Slingsby & Kitchen, woollen factory Singsb Wm., of Slingsby & Kitchen Smoke Samuel, farmer Spiers Thomas, farmer Spiers William, farmer Strong J oseph,deputy postmaster, storekeeper Swan John, farmer Taylor Mrs.W.H., garden seeds Turner George, painter Turner Judson, waggonmaker, blacksmith Vanderlip William, hotelkeeper Waldon John, carpenter Wells Martin, farmer Whitehead David, farmer Whitehead James, farmer Whitfield Mrs., wid Wilson Philip, farmer Wood Alvey, saw mills, lumber dealer Woods Benjamin, farmer Wright Cook, mill owner CANNINGTON\u2014A thriving village on Beaver river, township of Brock,county of Ontario.It possesses extensive manufacturing facilities, is the centreofa productive agricultural district, and will be one of the principal stations of the Toronto and Nipissing railway.Distant from Toronto, 60 miles, from hitby, the county town, 37 miles, fare £1.76.Mail daily.Population about 800.Ames Thomas, mason, contractor Amey James Avery William, carpenter Baird Samuel, deputy bailiff Barber Thomas, blacksrith Boswell John S., storckeeper and insurance agent BRANDON BROTHERS, bakers, whole- gale biscuit makers and confectioners Brandon Christopher, of Brandon Brothers Brandon Henry, buker Brandon Mrs, wid John Brandon Mrs,, wid William Brandon Wesley, of Brandon Brothers Brown David, tanner * Formerly called Mudge Hollow.Brownscomb J.R., shoemaker Burnham Charles, clerk Division court school teacher \u2019 Burnham George, assistant toacher Cameron Archibald, laborer, bds at Northern hotel Campbell Donald C., storekeeper Campbell J.A, proprietor Royal hotel Campbell Robert, shingle factory, bds at Northern hotel Canada Life Assurance Co., John §, Boswell, agent Card S.Wilmot, woollen mills, sush and door factory Cavanagh Allan, carpenter Cavanagh William, carpenter, bds at, Northern hotel Clift Thomas, waggonmaker Clouston John, cabinetmaker Cook William P., watchmuker Cowan & Lucas, storekeepers Cowan Matthew, of Cowan & Lucas, bds at Royal hotel CURRIE JAMES, proprictor North Ontario Gleaner Duvidson Laughlin Davidson Peter, miller Demill rev.A.B., New Connexion methodist Dickinson Schyler, sawyer Donald William, millwright England George, manufacturer ELWELL WILLIAM D., M.D., druggist Ferguson J.A., photographer Fletcher George, joiner French Frederick, mason GIBBS CHARLES, postmaster, com- mi-gioner Queen's bench and insurance agent GILLESPIE DONALD, M.D.Hay John, waggonmaker Hawke George W., dentist, bds at Northern hotel Heffner Charles, shoemaker Hewis Edward, shoemaker Hill rev.Newton, Wesleyan Hogan John, turner Holliday T.J.Holmes John, blacksmith Hoyle William H., cabinetmaker Hunt Reuben, waggonmaker Jephoott rev.Francis, ch of England Johnston Hugh, photographer, bds at Northern hotel Johnstone Irvine Jolliff John, farmer Jones Robert, carpent-r Keller Charles C., barrister Leas John D., brewer Lindsay David, of Taylor & Lindsay Lucas Joseph, of Cowan & Lucas McBain L.McCumber Willinm, laborer McCutclieon William McKay Archibald, storekeeper McKay John, farmer McKechnie Alexander, bookkeeper McKenzie Thomas, tailor MeLean Donald C., carriagemaker McLennan Malcolm, foreman McPherson & Thomas, tingmiths McPherson William, of McPherson & Thomas Marsh George F., of Marsh & Pepper Marsh & Pepper, storekcepers May William, tailor Maybee Henry, carder Mnybee Jnmes, saddler Mayhee Mra.Mar aret, wid Wellington Mayhee Willinm fr snddler .Mortimer Arthur, snddlor nnd musician Mortimer Mrs.A.E., dressmaker Munroe Hugh, mill owner Munro Robert, foreman { ONTARIO] DOMINION 255 DIRECTORY.CAN-CAR on rev.Hill, Wesleyan Noos Alfred, cabinetmuker ic avid, laborer NORTH ONTARIO GLEANER, wee ly, annual subscription $1.50 ; Jame Carrie, printer and publisher Northern hotel, John Ward, proprietor Parker Mordecai S., hrewer Parliment Thomas, shoemaker Perkins David, of Smith & Perkins erking John, tailor ; prince Edward County Mutual Fire Insurance Co., John S.Boswell, agent Ross Alexander, carpenter Ross Donald, carpenter ; Royal hotel, John A.Campbell, proprietor Samis George, baker Sharp John Silverthorn George, carpenter Silverthorn William, blacksmith ~~ Smith George, of Smith& Perkins, bailiff Smith & Perkins, tailors Sproul John, carpenter Sproul John H., farmer Stanborough Benjamin, mason Taylor Angus, of Taylor & Lindsay Taylor George, harnessmaker Taylor & Lindsay, saddlers Thomas Eber N., of McPherson & Thomas Thompson Andrew, carpenter Thompson John H.,J.P., M.P., commissioner Queen\u2019s bench Thorn William, miller Todd John, carriagemaker Verrall Walter, blacksmith * Walsh Thomas H., tailor Ward Charles Ward John, proprietor Northern hotel Wesleyan church, rev.Newton Hill, minister Western Insurance Co.of Charles Gibbs, agent Westney rev.William S.M.A, ch of England Wiley Hugh, blacksmith Wilson John A.M.D.Wyatt Alfred, druggist and coroner Canada, CANTON\u2014A small village in the township of Hope, county of Durham.Distant from Port Hope 6 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 200.Bowen Israel, farmer Box Thomas, farmer Bragg Matthew, farmer Bray William, farmer Bromell Samuel, blacksmith Campbell John, farmer Coleman John, farmer Crawford Samuel, farmer Gurrelly Thlomas, jun, farmer urre homas, sen, farme Dale Adthur \u2019 » farmer Deacon William, tailor Deacon William, jun,, postmaster Eascott Richard, farmer Gibbs Richard cooper Gibson John, farmer Hawkins Morgan, farmer Helm Thomas, laborer Henry George, sawyer Henwood James farmer « Hewitt rev, W.I, Wesleyan Johnson Edwin, farmer Johnston John, carpenter Kinman William, miller Lee Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Matthew Lowes James, farmer Martin J ames, farmer Martin John, farmer Î ar vy ei Iv + Martin fond Thomas, proprietress McMaster Joseph, carpenter Neal John, merchant O'Ncil Thomas, laborer Peters Nicholas, farmer Pethick Henry, farmer Plain Thomas, farmer Powers L.B., M.D.Powers Mrs, Eliza, wid Samuel Quantrill William, farmer Roantree Thomas, miller SALTER GEORGE B, miller Stephenson Samuel, teamster Tindall Mrs.S., milliner CAPE RICH\u2014A small fishing village on the Georgian Bay, township of St Vincent, county of Grey.The steamer plying between Collingwood and Owen Eound calls bere daily.Distant from Meaford 10 miles, from Owen Sound 22 miles, fare T6e.; from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 26 miles by water, 32 milesby land, fare 81.25.Mail daily in summer, tri-weekly in winter.Population about 80.Bowerman Gideon, farmer Cummings Archibald D., fisherman Dodge David, laborer Doren Sidney, fisherman Hawkins William, brickmaker McDonald Donald, fisherman McGinnis Donald, fisherman McGinnis John, fisherman McInnis Duncan, fisherman McIntosh Angus, carpenter McIntosh Gilbert P., storekeeper McIntosh Mrs.Mary, wid William, milliner McLaren Donald, postmaster McLean Hugh, fisherman McRae John, fisherman Ross rev.R., Baptist Stephen Adam S., school teacher Wabden Robert W., fisherman CARDEN\u2014A post office station in the township of Carden, county of Victoria.Distaut from Lindsay, a station of the Midland railway, miles.Mail biweekly.Carlin James, postmaster CARLETON PLACE\u2014A flourishing village on the Mississippi river, township of Beckwith, county of Lanark.This village was founded by the late Mr.Morphy.There is a good business in country produce.A considerable quantity of cloth has been manufactured for a number of years past.Excellent water power affords every facility for the immense lumbering businesscarried on here.One firm employs upwards of 300 men, and owns mills which can manufacture 130,000 feet of lumber every 24 hours.There is also a very fine steam saw mill, which manufactures 100,000 feet daily, and a shingle factory which turns out 60,000 shiugles in the same time.A large woollen factory is in course of construction, which will no doubt contribute materially to the prosperity of the place.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.A steamer plies between this place and Ennisville, up the river, and canals are about to be dug, which will give it water communication with Lanark on the Clyde, and Play fairville on the Mississippi.1t is a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway and of the Canada Central railway, which connects it with Ottawa.Distant fiom Almonte 6 miles, from Eunisvillo 9 miles, from Lanark 18 miles, from Perth, the county town, 20 miles, from Play fairville 27 miles, from Ottawa 28 miles.Mail daily.Population about 1500.Anable John, carpenter Anderson Robert, clerk Arthur Samuel, laborer Austin Adam, engineer Bain Samuel, sawyer Baînes C.T,, lawyer Barrie Peter, shocmaker Beck Mrs.Mary, wid Adam, milliner Bell Mrs.Margaret, wid John BELL ROBERT, inspector of canals, and issuer of marriage licenses Bennet Edward, blacksmith Bogart David P., M.D., druggist Bond Joseph H., tinsmith Bredin William, mill owner Brown John, storekeeper Burke Maurice, cooper Burke Mrs.Mary, wid Edmond CALDWELL BOYD, steam saw mill, algo at Lanark CARLETON HOUSE, Cornell, proprietor CARLETON PLACE HERALD, weekly, annual subscription $1 ; James Poole, editor, proprietor and printer Carley & McEwen, storekeepers Carswell rev.James, Zion church, Canada Presbyterian Chenett William, barber Clint Miss Jane, milliner Cochran Robert, miller Coleman Andrew, shoemaker CORNELL GEORGE À., proprietor Carleton house Cram John, tanner Cram Joseph, planing mill Cram Samuel S., school teacher Cram William, carpenter Crampton Robert, storekeeper Dunlop James, millwright Empey H.N., bookkeeper Ferguson Robert Findley David, founder Flagg William, carter Forest James, laborer Galvin Patrick, tailor Gillies James Gillies John, of Gillies & McLaren GILLIES & McLAREN, lumber man:- facturers Glover William, blacksmith Graham John, waggonmaker Grant James, grocer Grant John, of Grant & McLaren GRANT & McLAREN, Carleton steam foundry : Gray William P., painter Greig James, grocer Halcroft rev.L., Baptist Halpenny Robert W., storekeeper Heath Henry, leveller C.C.R Hunt Thomas, laborer Hunter Alexander, blacksmith Jackson William, livery stable Johnson Francis, carter Johnson Wilson, blacksmith Kelly William, boarding house Kilpatrick James, cooper Knight Frederick, tinsmith Lavallee Napoleon, hotelkeeper and auctioneer Lawford Miss Agnes, milliner, &c.Leslie Jacob, cabinetmaker Lewis Robert, boarding house Lingo Andrew, sawyer Lowe George, station agent Brockville & Ottawa railway LOWE MISS LIZZIE, agent Montreal Tele raph Co.McARTHUR ARCHIBALD, woollen factory McCaffrey A., tavernkeeper McCallum Archibald McCallum Lachlan, saw mill foreman McCallum Robert, sawyer George H.MeDTARMID WILLIAM, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware crockery, &e.McDonald Allan, carding mill McEwen John, grocer McFarlane \u2014, of Tait & McFarlane AR-CAR DOMINION 256 DIRECTO RY.[Province or MeKay James, baker McLaren John R., of Grant & McLaren McLaren Peter, of Gillies & McLaren McLean Mrs.Catherine, wid George McNeely Bryce, tanner McPherson George, butcher McPherson George, sen., bailiff McPherson John, butcher McVen John, M.D., C.M.MecVicker Alexander, carpenter MARRIAGE LICENSES, Robert Bell, issuer Metcalf Robert, innkeeper MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Miss Lizzie Lowe, agent Moore Hugh, tailor Moore Richard, shoemaker Moore William H., shoemaker Morphy William Morris rev.B., ch of England Murphy James, butcher Murphy Michael, farmer Nagle Thomas, foreman Neelin William, land owner Patterson William, cabinetmaker Pattie William, carpenter Peden William Pittard Joseph, waggonmaker POOLE JAMES, editor, proprietor and printer of the Carleton Place Herald Preston rev.James A., ch of England Rorrison William, carpenter Ross rev.Walter M.A., St Andrew's church, ch of Scotland Scott James M., stationer Scott Richard, laborer Scott Thomas, laborer iSibbitt Alexander, grocer Sinclair Colin, merchant tailor Spencer Miss Charlotte, music teacher Stewart Donald, laborer STRUTHERS P., postmaster, general merchant Stuart Irwin, principal of Grammar school Sumner John, travelling agent Tait \u2014, of Tait and McFarlane | Tait & McFarlane, storekeepers Taylor William, tin and hardware Tetlock Samuel, tanner \u2018Tucker Patrick, shoemaker \u2018Walsh Maurice, mill foreman \u2018Waugh Samuel, harnessmaker White William, butcher Williams & Holliday, drugs and books \u2018Willis George, photographer Willis Mrs.Charlotte, milliner Willoughby Isaac, mason Wilson William, M.D., C.M.Yuill Alexander, mill foreman *CARLTON\u2014A village in the township and county of York.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office and the Grand Trunk railway a station here.Distant from Davenport, a station of the Northern railway, 4 a mile, from Toronto 6 miles.Population about 150.\u201d Bartlett M., station master G.T.R.Borland John, farmer Broughton William, farmer Brown James, shoemaker and storekeeper Brown John, laborer Buck Alfred, drover Bull William, waggonmaker Carleton house, Frs.Heyden, proprietor Charlton Thomas, farmer Gilbert Thomas, farmer Harris Jacob, farmer Hearly Henry, station master Northern railway Heyden Frs., proprietor Carleton house Keele Charles, farmer * The post oflice is at Davenport.Keele William, barrister Keele William C., farmer Lindner John, weaver McGuire Cornelius, mason Marshall James, hotelkeeper MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Peacock hotel gale, proprietress Peterson Richard, laborer Quinton Benjamin, laborer Rice Henry, tollkeeper Rogers John, laborer Roundtree ee David, farmer Royce William, gatekeeper Sinclair William, blacksmith Tounley George, brickmaker Tuer\u2019s hotel, Thomas Tuer, proprietor Tuer Thomas, proprietor Watt John, farmer townshi Distant Buffalo Grand Trunk railway, 7 Stratford 11 miles.pulation about 100.Babb William, blacksmith Baker John, laborer Brown Robert, farmer Canning James E., carpenter Canning William, laborer miles, rietor and farmer Davidson William, reeve Garbott Charles, farmer Hamilton George, school teacher Hamilton James, postmaster, weaver Hamilton Robert, shoemaker Kahler Nicholas, saddler Kay Alexander, miller Knott John, grist mill McBeth Benjamin, & Son, dealers Skinner George, carpenter Standeven Francis, saw mill Williams William, school teacher * CARLISLE\u2014A small village on Sid- dell\u2019s Creek, township of East Williams, power.tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, from London 21 miles, from 22 miles, Mail tri-weekly.Population about 200 Alexander W., blacksmith Atkinson James, general store Baird John, school teacher Baker Charles, mason Barber Robert, farmer Bates Stephen, carpenter Brown Thomas, shoemaker Cooper Sylvanus, miller Crawford Charles, plasterer Eynon John, farmer Ferguson Duncan, farmer Fisher Robert Foster Robinson, laborer Gibson Thomas, sen.Good James, farmer Haskett Joseph, innkeeper Hodgson Isaac, waggonmaker Hodgsôn John W., painter Hughes Daniel, farmer Hughes Thomas, farmer J aynes Nelson, lumberman Johnson John, farmer Jones David, farmer Jones Thomas, farmer Kelly John, harnessmaker Lambert & Son, carders and cloth manufacturers * The post oflice is called Falkirk.Nightingale Mrs.Margaret, propriotress Peacock hotel, Mrs.Margaret Nightin- uers hotel CARLINGFORD\u2014A village in the pof Fullarton, county of Perth.rom Sebringville, a station of the and Goderich branch of the from Mail bi-weekly.Po- Carlingford hotel, John Crawford, prop DAVIDSON ABRAHAM, cattle dealer county of Middlesex.It has good water Distant from Ailsa Craig, a stat Mary's Leech John, farmer Locker John, painter McAudless Francis, M.D.McClary John, farmer TcDonald Willinm, laborer McEwin Ewin, farmer McEwin John, farmer McFarlin James, farmer McNeil Hector, laborer Morton Robert O'Leary James, carpenter O'Neil David, farmer O'Neil Frank, laborer Overholt Peter, shoemaker Owen Mrs., wid rev.Thomas Park William, carpenter Pemberton Sumuel, butcher Pennie rev.J., Presbyterian Phillips David, farmer Phillips Griffith, innkeeper Powers Edwin, farmer Priestley James, postmaster, storekeeper Robins J., potashmaker Robson William, blacksmith Shipley George, J.P., farmer Shipley James, farmer Shipley John, farmer Shipley Lionel G., farmer Smith William E., M.D.Stephenson Thomas, storekeeper Stewart Alexander, baker Stewart Duncan, farmer Stewart Miss Jane Toppin John, farmer Toppin Thomas, farmer Turner Henry Waugh Robert, farmer and miller Westcott James, saw and grist mills Whitworth rev.Edward, Primitive methodist Wilson Thomas, farmer Wilson William, cabinetmaker Yard Henry, painter CARLISLE\u2014A village in the township of Last Flamboro, county of Wentworth.Distant from Waterdown, a station of the Great Western railway, 9 miles, from Hamilton 12 miles, from Toronto45 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Allison Thomas, J.P.Anderson S.J., millwright Best Oliver, laborer Bezanson Flgin, of G.& E.Bezanson Bezanson G.&Li., coopers Bezanson George, of G.& E.Bezanson Boyer Anderson, butcher Bradley William, teacher Burns Samuel Campbell Donald, blacksmith Carson Henry, mason Cotterill John, laborer Cotterill Matthew, waggonmaker Cranston Henry, painter Crooker John C., postmaster, storekeeper Duffy Michael, butcher Baton Danicl, proprietor Carlisle house Fielding Geo., proprietor Carlisle hotel Ford Bartholomew, laborer Freedgeon William, laborer Fulton James, laborer Galloway Thomas, farmer Galloway Thomas, joiner Hamilton John, laborer Hobson Nathaniel, weaver Houston Robert, laborer Kirk Henry, laborer Kirk Patrick, farmer Mahon William, blacksmith Millard David R., blacksmith Millard James, iron foundry Murray John J, M.D. ONTARIO.] DOMINION 257 DIRECTORY.CAr-CAR ay S.8, medical student Nowell William P., shoemaker Orr Richard, shoemaker Smith John, shoemaker Wade Thomas, laborer \u2014A village in the township * CARLOW \u2018county of Huron, Distant from Goderich, the county town an a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, from Kincardine 28 miles.Ma daily.Population about 100, Clayton William I.assistant postmaster Dart Andrew, waggonmaker Downs William, b ucksmith McDonough James, postmaster Nichol Abram, furmer Stewart James, farmer Symington Jumes, hotelkeeper Tewsley James, township clerk, farmer Ward William, school teacher Whiteley Mark, tollkecper Young Alexander, farmer Young Charles, farmer Young Gordon, farmer Young Robert, J.P., farmer Young William, J.P., reeve, farmer LSRUHE-\u2014A village in the town- oAR of Carrick, county of Bruce.Distant from Walkerton, the county town, 7 miles, from Kincardine 34 miles, from Elora, a station ofthe Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 48 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 150.Beisang B., tailor and millinery shop Beisang Blaise, school teacher Bruder George, shoemaker Fisher Leonard, laborer Goetz Albert, postmaster, dealer Grossman Peter, basket manufacturer Hager Mathias, builder Hesser Philip, waggonmaker Klempp John, builder KORMANN IGNACE, notary public, commissioner in Queen\u2019s Bench, con- veyancer and general agent Kuntz Jacob, brewer Lobsinger Anthony, hotelkeeper Lobsinger Lewis, saw mill Rassaerts rev.F.H., R.catholic Roeser Philip, tailor Schnitzler John, carpenter Schnitzler Peter, hotelkeeper Schwann William, mason Stephan Joseph, shoemaker \u2018Wand Lawrence, builder Zittler Andrear, brickmaker Zittler Peter, joiner CARNARVON\u2014A postofficestation in the township of Stanhope, county of Pe- terborough.\u201d Distant from Lindsay, a station ofthe Midland railway, 63 miles, from Bobcaygeon 41 miles.Mail weekly, Moore Alfred, postmaster CARP\u2014A small village in the township of lluntloy, county of Carleton.Distant from S*it isville, à station of the Canada Contral railway, 8 miles, trom l\u2019akonham 15 miles, fre #1; from Ottawa 20 miles, fe #1.Mail daily.Lopulation about Alexander Thomas, blacksmith Baird James, M.D., CM.Brown Thomas, bookkeeper Butler John, innkeeper Caldwell Forest, farmer Caldwell John, reeve Oavanah James, firmer Cavanah Thomas, farmer ooley Willinm, laborer Ellis George, storekeeper * Also called Smith's Hill Evoy William, shoemaker Featherstone William J., postmaster, dealer in dry goods, hardware, groceries, boots, shoes, &c.Green John, innkeeper Johnston James, farmer Johnston James, innkeeper Kidd Richard, JP.farmer McBride Henry, J.P.McCurdy Daniel, carriagemaker Moore William, blacksmith Newton Edmund, harnessmaker O'Keef John, laborer Rivington William, farmer Roberts John, cabinetmaker Wilson Thomas, tanner *CARRATRACA SPRINGS -\u2014A rising village near the South Nation river, in the township of Plantagenet, county of Prescott.Celebrated for its mineral £prings of the same nawe, the property of Messrs, Winning, Hill & Ware, of Montreal, whose waters are so well and favourably known and have been pronounced superior to any other on this continent in their medicinal qualities.The annual consumption of this water already exceeds 100, gallons.A commodious hotel is now being built by Mr.Winning and will be open to the public in the course of next spring.Distant from Lancaster, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 40 miles, from Browns\u2019 wharf, a landing on the Ottawa river, 5 miles, from Ottawa 40 miles.from Montreal 78 miles.Mail daily.Populat.on about 50.Alexander M., farmer Chartrand Antoine, farmer Chartrand Joseph, farmer Duclos F.X., carpenter Durocher Joseph, farmer Hoge George, agent for Carratraca mineral springs Portelance Josep, farmer WINNING P.B,, proprietor of the Car- ratraca mineral springs and hotel buildiags CARRON BROOK\u2014A village in the township of Hibbert, county of Perth.Salt has been found in the neighborhood , and a well is now in constant operation.It is a station of the Buffalo and God- rich branch of the Grand Trunk railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Stratford, the county town, 17 miles, fare 53¢.: from Toronto Too miles.Mail daily.Population about Albion hotel, Peter Nevin, proprietor Ambler George, saddler Anderson John, soap and candle manufacturer Auderson Mrs.milliner Anderson OÔ.G., & Co, planing mills and stave factory Baker Elijah, butcher Belt Henry, general drayman Biles Juhn, waggonmaker Bostly Peter, contractor Brodhagan Charles, stage proprietor Carpenter James, shoemaker Jarpenter John, farmer Carpenter Richard, proprietor Done- gana hotel Carpenter William, butcher Carroll Timothy, station master G.T.R.Carron Brook salt wells, William Murray, proprietor CARRON BROOK TIMES, weekly, annual subscription $1.50 ; Michael Fla- herty, proprictor and printer Common school, J.Ryan, teacher Conlogue Patrick, carpenter Jonlogue William, carpenter Cook Adam, pumpmaker * The post office is at Plantagenet.20 Coots T.D., cooper Crawford John, proprietor Terrapin Crawford Thomas, storekeeper Dalton Robert, stone and lime Delaney John, farmer Dillan & Ross, blacksmiths Donegana hotel, Richard Carpenter, proprietor Duncan Robert, J.P., farmer Duviro Thomas, shoemaker Ellison Lawrence, photographer Fegan Bernard, carpenter Fairburn R.B., leader of brass band Flaherty Jeremiah.license inspector FLAHERTY MICHAEL, publisher and proprietor of the Carron Brook Times Flym Thomas Forbis Francis, barber Gallagher Michael, proprietor Railway hotel Gallagher Patrick, band box manufacturer Harding rev.J., ch of England Hayes John, waggonmaker Hopwood James, farmer Hoskins Henry, pedlar Howard John, tailor Howard & Looby, tanners Jurdan Patrick, constable Kelly Patrick, stage proprietor Kennedy Cornelius, blacksmith Kennedy James, proprietor American hotel Kenney Miles, nurseryman Kennedy Solomon, shoemaker Keogh John, M.A.Kidd Joseph, grain merchant Kidd Joseph, J.P., postmaster, g-neral merchant and miller King Daniel, M.D.King Luke, of T.& L.Kin King T.& L., general merchants King Thomas, express agent King Thomas, of T.& L.King KIRBY R.L., telegraph operator Lambert Henry, shoemaker Larvis R.H., J.P.McGowan Michael, constable McLaren John, accountant McNevin Donald, tailor McVey Charles, insurance agent Maldoon James & John, masons MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.R.L Kirby, operator \u2018 Mullins William, surveyor Murphy Lawrence, general agent Murphy rev.James, R.catholic Murray William, proprietor Carron Brook salt wells Myers John, earthenware manufacturer Nevin Peter, proprietor Albion hotel Nevins Mrs.Johanna, wid John, Union hotel North American hotel, James Kennedy, proprietor \u2019 O'Leary Dennis, dentist Oughton Michael, cabinetmaker Pierce James, founder and machinist Railway hotel, Michael Gallagher, proprietor Read Henry, estate agent Read Ludwig, painter Read Thomas, reeve Redmond Daniel, baker and confee- tioner Roney James, attorney Ryan J., teacher Common school Ryan Thomas, shoemaker Silverthorne Joseph, cattle dealer Smith Henry, foreman G.T.R.Smith W.B., tinsmith Stapleton Patrick, farmer North Car-Cas Suer Christian, sash factory Summers P.H, musician Tole John Union hotel, Mrs.J.Nevin Walsh Thomas, detective Waters Dominique, veterinary surgeon Williams Janes, carpenter Williams Matthew, hardware merchant Wilson John, lumber merchant Woods Patrick, farmer CARRVILLE\u2014A post oftice station in the township of Vaughan, county of York.Distant from Richmond Hill, a station of the Northorn railway, 3 miles, trom l'hornhill 4 miles, from Torouto 17 miles.Mail weekly.Ansley Thomas, teacher Atki son John, farmer Bennett Jacob, farmer Bennett Thomas, farmer Bone Thomas, farmer Bone William, luborer Booth James, farmer Boothly Thomas, blacksmith Bullaager Benjamin, farmer Colpitts Thomas Coobs John, farmer 3ook William, postmasters Coombs George, laborer Coombs James, laborer Crook William, postmaster Dukes Henry, laborer Hord James, farmer Keefer Joseph, farmer Kennedy John, laborer Leaf George, farmer Lund William, lumber merchant McDougall John, farmer McPherson Timothy, farmer Mauger Samuel, sawyer Ness John, laborer O'Connor Michael, farmer Prentiss Aaron, farmer Reaman Daniel, farmer Reaman Josiah Reaman Nicholas, farmer Rumble Joseph, miller Rupert Peter, farmer S.aider John, farmer CARTHAGE\u2014A village in the township of Mornington, county of Perth, Country produce affords the principal trade here.Distant from Stratford, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 26 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about J, Armstrong John, blacksmith Donaghan Barnard, innkeeper Ellis Elijah, shoemaker Ewart George G., dealer Gamble James, saw and grist mill Glenn Charles, farmer Hamilton Thomas, farmer Harvey Andrew, farmer Patterson Samuel, postmaster Reilly Charles W., M.D.Schneider Charles, dealer Urquhart Thomas, innkeeper *CARTWRIGHT\u2014A village in the township of Cartwright, county of Dur- bam.Distant from Bowmanville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 15 miles, fare 75¢.; from Port Hope 35 miles, from Toronto 67 miles.Mail daily.Population about 207.Axworthy John, farmer Axworthy William, farmer Burr Curney, pedlar Cathcart Andrew, clerk Davis Joseph, shoemaker Deacon David, treasurer Tallis Robert, blacksmith * Also known by the names of Williams burg and Tooley\u2019s Corners.Hams DOMINION Ferguson James, shoemaker Fluke James, bailiff Ford John, storekeeper Glyun John, shoemaker Hooey William, farmer Howe Mrs.Margaret, wid Humphreys Willimn, waggonmaker Keenan William, plasterer Kerrigan Robert, tailor Lillicrap Richard, blacksmith Logan rev.Wim, MA, ch of England Lucas William, town clerk McPhail Ilugl, assistant postmaster, storekeeper Manning Thomas, tanner MASON THOMAS A, proprietor Royal Exchnnge hotel Medd Richard, farmer Moore Joseph, tailor Morrison John, millwright Montgomery Henry, school teacher Montgomery John, M.D, physician ROYAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, Thomas A.Mason, proprietor Spinks Robert, J.P., reeve, farmer Tooley John, hotelkeeper Vance William, postmastew Widdess Robert, carpenter Wilson rev.\u2014, Wesleyan CASHEL -A village in tho township of Markbam, county of York.Distant from Richmond Ta, & station of the Northern railway, 9 miles, from Toronto 11 miles.Muait daily.l\u2019opulation about Bell Henderson, weaver Burton William, tavernkeeper Carruthers William, farmer Crosby John, farmer Crosby M.B., postmaster Eakin Samuel, farmer Fenwick William, farmer Jenkins Benjamin, farmer McKinnon Angus, farmer Morgan William, basketmaker Pringle George, farmer Pringle Jacob, farmer Pringle John, farmer Shell 1saac, farmer Shell John, farmer Summerfeldt George H., farmer Tipps Daniel, farmer Walker Francis, blacksmith Webster William, farmer CASHMERE-\u2014A smal village in the township of Mosa, county of Middlesex.Distant from Bothwell, a station of the Great Western railway, 8 miles, fare 16c.; from New Glasgow 12 miles, from Chatham 25 miles, from London 40 miles.Mall daily.Population about 100.Allen John, teamster Beaty Henry, teamster Bell Thomas, school teacher Campbell Donald, carpenter Cook William, bootmaker Davis Elijah, weaver Eastman Benjumin, innkeeper Fergusson John, grist mill Field Robert, blacksmith Ficld Samuel, blacksmith Fleming George, farmer Fleming Gzossky B., farmer Fleming John, farmer Fleming William, farmer Gardner Jumes J.P., mill owner and farmer Gardner Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Willium Gibb James, farmer Gibb Singleton, farmer and agent for agricultural implements Gurd Thomas, storekeeper Hendershott John, farmer Lewis Alonzo T., sawyer McIntyre John, furmer 268 DIRECTORY.[ProvINCE Op MeMillan John, sawyer MeNeil Hector, wnggonmalker Mansfield Geo, postimaster, storekecper Moyer Abraham, furmer Stott Jumes, shoemaker Thomne Isane, of Wood & Thomas Tolson William, miller Ward George G,, farmer Wood Jumes E., of Wood & Thomas resides in Bothwell Wood & Thomas, sash and door factors and saw mill * CASSEL\u2014A small village in the town: ship of Last Zorra, county of Oxlord: Distänt from Walmer 27 miles, from Tavistock, a station of the Buffalo and Goderieh branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, from Woodstock, the county town, 18 miles, Population about 30.Elliott Benjamin, farmer Freund John, waggonmuaker Junker Ienry, shoemaker Kaufinann Nicolas, farmer Koester Theodore, saw mill Loth John, innkeeper Peter Ilenry, blacksmith Ropp John, farmer Selzer Conrad, shoemaker Stabler John, farmer CASSELMAN\u2014A small place in the township of Cambridge, county of Russell.Distant from Dickinson's Landing, a station_ of the Grand Trunk railway, 28 miles, from Ottawa 33 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 30.Casselman John S., J.P., postmaster CASSELMAN COLONEL MARTIN, J.P., reeve, commissioner for taking affidavits, saw mill proprietor Gregory Ephraim, carpenter CASTILE\u2014A small place in the township of South Algona, county of Renfrew.Distant from Pembroke, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 40 miles.Mail weekly.Bennett Edmund, postmaster Bennett Mathias, reeve CASTLEMORE\u2014A villagein the township of Toronto Gore, county of Peel.Distant from Klineburg, a station of tho Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 4 miles, from Toronto 21 miles.Mail biweekly.Population about 200.Adams John, farmer Ardington Henry, farmer Bland John, farmer Burns Michael, farmer Burton William, farmer Dougherty Bernard, furmer Dougherty Michael, farmer Dougherty Mrs., wid Patrick Fanning Patrick, blacksmith Pitapatrick Peter, furmer Garden hill hotel, Mrg.Elizabeth Hus- gard, wid Willinm, propriotress [Tall James Harkins Mrs.Mary, wid John, storekeeper : Harrison Matthew, furmer Hassard Francis, postmaster Hussard Mrs, Elizabeth, wid William, proprietress Garden Tilt hotel Hassard Thomas, teacher Hunter Andrew, furmer Juckson George, farmer Johnston John, township clerk Julian George, farmer Kirby William, firmer Mackay Jumes Augus, M.D.McGinnis Lawrence, bootmuker Nicholson William, farmer O'Donnell Jolin, furmer *The post offer ix at Walmer, ONTARIO.) (O'Hara Daniel, farmer (Hara Peter, tuvernkecper Parr Thomas, farmer Smith George, farmer Taylor William, farmer Walker Tobert, farmer Wyle William, farmer CASTLETON\u2014A villagain the township of Cramahe, county of Northumberland, Montreal Telegraph Co, has an office here.Distant from Colborne, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles, fare 37ic.Mail daily.Population about 400, Alger Wm, jun,, provision dealer Armstrong Samuel, blacksmith Banlim Mrs.Margaret, milliner Biker Elisha, laborer Blakely Samuel K., farmer Black Ezra H., storekeeper Bowen John, pound keeper Bowen Peleg, millwright Bowen W.R., & Co., storekeepers Jowen Wm.R., of W.R.Bowen & Co.Brown Mrs.Sarah, wid Charles Clement John, laborer Cole C., brick manufactory Coleman Hiram, shoemaker Deviney William, painter Dixon Samuel, school teacher Dorland A.T., mill owner Dorland Jonathan R., carpenter Dorland Mrs.Sarah, wid Andrew Doyle Michael J., horticulturist Drinkwater Albert, joiner Duncan William, councillor, farmer Ellis Jom, sawyer Gaflield Oliver, lumber merchant Garbut rev, Thomas Christian, editor of the Christian Monthly magazine Gould Carman M., M.D.\u201cGould Hudson B., storekeeper Griffiths William, carpenicr .Hart Charles, farmer Hilton John A.storekeeper ITutehinson Noah, cuoper, shingle factory Ingersoll Nelson, jun., blacksmith Ingersoll Nelson, sen., blacksmith Jones Willis Kemp William E, hardware Lapp Chester, miller Lapp George, laborer Lapp Robert, laborer MeDonald 8, carriage factory Mclvers Mrs.Elizabeth \u2019 Mercer Richard, tinsmith Mitchell Wolsay, butcher MONTREAL TELEGRAPH (uh.Albert Wessels, operator Moore Abraham, laborer Moore Sylvester, farmer Newcomb Thomas, miller Newson rev.B., Episcopal methodist Nichols William, blacksmith Pennock George W., storekeeper Pennock James BE | clerk Pennock John C., postmaster, commissioner in Queen's Bench, township clerk Penu ek Lonis, grocer Pettibone Jacob 8, carringemaker Philip James, shoemaker Philip Peter, laborer Pomeroy George, carpenter Pomeroy James, grocer Porter Ë,, dealer in agricultural implements Robinson Edward, shoemaker Robison J ohn, school teacher Robson rev, Ebenezer, Wesleyan Sayles George, baker \u2019 Sayles Marshall, pedlar Scarlett Edward, superintendent schools 1 ) of DOMINION 259 DIRECTORY.Scott Joseph S., M.D., L.DS.Simmons A.W., proprietor Temperance house Smith Elias, lahorer Stimers William, sad dler Stock John, farmer Strong Ozlm K., clerk Truesdell Benjamin, carpenter Tryon David, farmer Varsaw Joseph, cattle dealer Welton George, proprietor Welton house .Welton house, George Welton, proprietor WESSELS ALBERT, operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Williams B.R., clerk *CATARACT\u2014A village in the township of Caledon, county of Cardwell.Distant from Charleston, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 2} miles, from Brampton 19 miles, from Toronto 45 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200.Bale James, flax maker Burrell C., of Kennedy & Burrell Burrell R.W., of Kennedy & Burrell Cameron Duncan, farmer Cameron James, farmer Canty Timothy, laborer Church Richard, postmaster, keeper, brewer and miller Church Thomas, brewer Church William, sawyer Gadwood Joseph, miller Hammond James, saw mill Howard John, clerk at R.Church Hunter William, carpenter Kennedy & Burrell, woollen manufacturers Kennedy E., of Kennedy & Burrell Lambert Robert, proprietor woollen mills Lambert William, miller Laughlin William, farmer MeEnnay Patrick, farmer McGee Bernard, maltster McLachlin Daniel, blacksmith McNichol John, farmer McNichol Samuel, farmer McNichol Thomas, farmer Mahoney Michael, laborer Middleton George L., tavernkeeper Morris Edward, farmer Morris Joseph, farmer Morrow Thomas, farmer Murphy William, bootmaker Noble Richard, weaver Ray Andrew, laborer Scott Isauc.farmer Smith John, farmer Smith Thomas, farmer Wright Isaac, farmer t CAT ARAQUE-\u2014A small village in the township of Kingston, county of Frontenac.Distant from Kingston 8 miles, Be 12e.Mail daily.Population about store- Archibald John, tanner Benjamin E.B., proprietor Waverley hotel Berry Mrs.Sarah, wid Richard Brown Marshall Jacob, M.D.Brown Mrs.Jane, wid James Campbell hon.Alexander, president Cataraqui cemetery Cataraqui cemetery, David Nicol, superintendent Clyde Thomas, deputy reeve Cook Edward, farmer and bailiff Cornich Mrs.Mary, wid William Daly Mrs.Mercy, wid Lewis, farmer *Also called Church's Falls, + Also called Waterloo.Cas-CAr DAY JOHNSON, farmer and brick maker Day Peter W., reeve Ely Samuel, tailor Fagg Albert, brickmoulder Ferris Neil, JP.Fisk Mrs.Mary Jane, wid George Glass Lewis, blacksmith Griffith Samuel, carpenter Henessey Mrs.Catherine, wid William, tavernkeeper - Hooper William, laborer Kendall William, drover Martin Alfred, proprietor Union hotel McGarvey James, laborer McKim John, harnessmaker McKim Peter, J.P., harnessmaker McMichael Albert, farmer McMichael Osmond, farmer NICOL DAVID, nurseryman, superintendent Cataraqui cemetery Nicol Joseph, gardener Northmore George, baker Northmore Joseph, postmaster, baker, grocer Pettifer Richard, moulder Powley Isaac David, J.P.Purdy David, township treasurer, wag- gonmaker Purdy Miss Mercy, storekeeper Riley Edward, blacksmith Rowe Mrs.Laura, wid John Rowe Wyman, baker Simpson John, farmer Sparham George, M.D.Sparham William P., farmer Spence George, tollgate keeper Spooner George, M.D.Stewart Mrs.Jane, wid John Trousdale John, laborer Union hotel, Alfred Martin, proprietor Walker George, waggonmaker, fanning mill maker Ward William, laborer Watson Thomas, farmer Waverley hotel, E.B.Benjamin, proprietor Wilson rev.Richard, Wesleyan * CATHCART\u2014A small village in the township of Burford, county of Brant.Distant from Princeton, a station of the Great Western railway.6} miles, fare 50c.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 1&0.Carter William Chant John, tailor Choate Mrs.Margaret, wid Jacob Clayton John, joiner ; Coston Thomas, farmer Doran Delphætt J., assistant postmaster, storekeeper Flewelling George.farmer Flewelling Isaac, farmer Hardie Lorn, school teacher Hard William S., farmer Kelly Albert, blacksmith Kennedy Alexander, storekeeper Kueale Edmond, farmer Kneale Edmond, jun., shoemaker Lester Murray McDonald Archibald, farmer McDonell, Miss Jane McRae Hugh, waggonmaker Muir Thomas, postmaster Muirhead William, blacksmith Naracong John, farmer Sherman John, laborer Shoemaker William, farmer Soper Josiah, pedlar Stephenson Francis, grocer Taylor Henry, J.P., farmer Tremble James, J.P., farmer Vanderlip Charles * Also called Sydenham. Cav-CeD DOMINION 260 DIRECTORY.(l\u2019ROVINcE or Vanderlip James, proprietor Vanderlip's 1 ote Vanderlip\u2019s hotel, James Vanderlip, proprietor \u2018Wood Crossfield, farmer Wood Mrs.Sarah, wid John * CAVANVILLE\u2014A small village on the gravel road trom Port Hope to Lindsay, township of Cavan, county of Durham.Distant from Ida 3} miles, from Millbrook, a station of the Midland rait- way, b miles, fare 50c.; from Port Hope 23 miles.Population about 100.Beatty Andrew, weaver Bolster Richard, tailor Bullen Richard, shoemaker Caswell rev.James, New Connexion methodist Davy Richard, tanner Graham William, J.P.Guy John, innkeeper Hutchinson William Hutchison John, M.D.Irwin Robert, cooper Ivory Thomas, mill owner Larmer Henry, waggonmaker McCamus William, M.D.McLean William, saddler Nelson John New Connexion Methodist church, rev.James Caswell, minister Newton James, tailor Parwell William, millwright Scott Thomas, miller Smith Richard, druggist Staples Richard, Stinson Thomas, carder Strachan Thomas, storekeeper Swain John, J.P.Thompson Christopher, carpenter Thompson James, cabinetmaker Wakely James, blacksmith Young Charles E., teacher CAVYUGA\u2014The county town of Haldi- maud, is at the head of deep water navigation on the Grand River, township of North Cayuga.A large quantity of laster and grain is sold in this town.ontreal Telegraph Co.has an oflice here.Distant from Canfield, a station of the Buffalo and Guderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, fare 60c.; from Caledonia 11 miles, from Hamilton 25 miles.Mail daily.Population about 700.Acheson Mrs.Amanda, wid George Aikman Thos.H., barrister Baird Alexander, tinsmith Baker Thomas, carpenter and joiner Bambrick Simon, farmer Bambrick Thomas, farmer Barnes William A., barber Baxter Benjamin, of J.& B.Baxter Baxter J.& B., surgeons Baxter Jacob, J.P., M.P.P., of J.& B.Baxter Bird John, laborer Bowman Benjamin, tailor Burgess James L., harnessmaker Cameron Duncan, druggist, stationer CAMERON JOHN H., operator Montreal Telegraph Co.CAMPBELL EDWARD C., editor, proprietor and printer of the Haldi- mand Advocate Campbell house, J.Mason, proprietor Cayuga Grammar school, Richard Har- court, B.A., teacher Collins William, innkeeper Cook Robert, laborer CORPORATION OF CAYUGA, E.U.Sayers, reeve Cotter George G., deputy registrar Court House hotel, Henry Dochstader, proprietor * The post office is at 1da.Creaven Jol, innkeeper DeCew Lgerton, of J.DeCew & Co.DeCew J., & Co., general merchants DeCew John, of J.DeCew & Oo., provincial land surveyor Ditch Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Ebenozer Dochstader Henry, proprictor Court House hotel - Dochstader James, innkeeper Douglass Matthew, tailor Doyle James, farmer Doyle Peter, sailor Dulong Joseph, innkeeper Elliott Mrs.Aun, wid William, dressmaker Exchange lotel, James II.King, proprietor Farrell Agnew P., J.P, registrar, county treasurer and issuer of marriage licenses Gibbons Joseph, tailor Gibson George A.storekeeper Goodurow John, laborer ! Grant Mrs.Clara G., wid Andrew Griffith Robert V., clerk of Crown and Pleas Gruschow Mrs.Sophia, wid Frederick HALDIMAND ADVOCATE, weekly, annual subscription $1; Edward C.Campbell, editor and printer Hall Joseph, bailiff Hall William Harcourt Richard, teacher Grammar school Helmer Walter, laborer Henry Charles, of Scott & Henry Hodder Thornell, butcher Hoshal James, carriagemaker Hoshal John A.) school teacher HURSSELL JOSEPH, jun., clerk Hurssell Joseph, sen., grain merchant Johnston Mrs.Ë, wid Thomas, dressmaker Jones Andrew T., innkeeper King James H., proprictor Exchange hotel Lark Henry, carpenter Laughlin John, laborer Lawrence William, gaoler Leroy William, laborer Lighthall Patrick, baker, auctioneer Logan Peter, carpenter London & Liverpool & Globe Insurance Co., E.U.Saycrs, agent McClory James, blacksmith McClory James, mason McClung David, sen,, farmer McClung Maxwell, butcher McClung Samuel, crier McClung William R., shoemaker McFadden George, waggonmaker McFadden Mrs.Ann, wid John McLeod Alexander D., of Mussen & McLeod McMullen Daniel, innkeeper MARRIAGE LICENSES, A.P.Farrell, J.P, issuer Martin Evan 8., deputy sheriff Martin John R., clerk of pence, county attorne Martin Richard, sheriff Mason Joshua, proprictor Campbell house MESSENGER G.A, & SON, and publishers of the Sentine Messenger George A, of G.A.Messenger & Son, postmaster Messenger George Clinton, of G.A.Messenger & Son Mitchell James, J.P.clerk Division court MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., John 1.Cameron, operator \u2019 printers Murphy James, Inborer Mussen & McLeod, storckeepers Nolan John, hotelkeeper Norris Samuel, grocer Orr Thomns, painter Pelzner John, carpenter and joiner Port Thomas, engineer Ralston Alexander, shoemaker Rebbetoy Charles, innkeeper Roberts Jamey, potash manufacturer Robinson rev.William, New Connexion methodist SAYERS EDWARD U., J.P, recve, insurance agent and merchant \u2019 Scott & Henry, blacksmiths Scott Thomas, jun, of Scott & lenry Scott Thomas, sen.carpenter SENTINEL (THE),weekly, annual subscription $1; G.A.Messenger & Son, editors, proprietors and printers Stevenson John G., County judge Toggart William, tnilor Thompson David, J.P., M.P., proprietor elevator Walsh Edward, jun, grocer Walsh Edward, sen., Tuber merchant Walsh Johu, innkeeper Walsh John, toll collector Walters John, storekeeper Walters William, farmer Weatherby Miss Gelia, school teacher West John W., laborer Wigg Edmund, baker Wigg E.J, stage proprietor Wilde George, harnessmaker Wright Arthur W., clerk * CEDAR DALE\u2014A small village in thie township of Whitby, county of Ontario.This village depends on its large factory of scythes, hoes and forks.It is a station of the Grand Truuk railway.Distant from Oshawa 2 miles, from Whit- by, the county town, 6 miles, from Toronto 33 miles, from Montreal 300 miles.Population about 250.Annand George, station master G.T.R.Bartlett Daniel E., scythe plater Barton Mathias, macliinist Bellows Willard, hoe plater Cedar Dale school, John Shaw, principal Chandler George P., scythe temperet Cleverdon William, blacksmith Clifford Hiram E., turner Coleman William, teamster Collins James, hoe polisher Collins William, fork polisher Conklin Mackie, fork temperer Davis Job, painter Dickson Charles, chairmaker Dickson William, shipper Frost J.8., scythe grinder Gunn Daniel, telegraph operator G.T.R Hallett N.A, scythe plater Hallock James L., scythe welder Hambly John, blacksmith 1larvey John 8,, polisher Holland Joseph, scythe polisher Molman, Daniel W., scythe finisher 1ovey Orange, scythe grinder Hull Amos G., finisher Iunt Joseph, storckeoper Hunt William J., polisher Kent Joseph, scythe grinder Labonté Rame, grinder Lovis Thomas, blacksmith McGrail Austin, laborer McLean George, carpenter Mitchel Miss June, school teacher Palmer G.B., fork drawer Perry Thomas IL, ford drawer Powers James, grinder Riordan Dennis, laborer * Th + post oflice is ut Oshawa ONTARIO.DOMINION 261 DIRECTORY.CEp-CEN Riordan Jobn D., grinder Shaw John, Cedar Dale school Whiting Algernon S., of Whiting & Cowan WHITING & COW AN, manufacturers of scythes, hoes, forks, &e.Whiting Edward G., foreman A Whiting Iliram C., bookkeeper Wonnacotto George, shipper E x \u2014A small village on EAR fo VE hip of Markham county of York.A good trade is carried on here in lumber and grain.Distant from Scarborough, the junction of the Grand Trimk snd Toronto and Nipissing railways, 12 miles, from Markam 4} miles, from Toronto 21 miles, fare 85c.Mail daily.Population about 150.Allinson Andrew, farmer Armstrong Rohert, farmer Armstrong William, farmer Clark James, farmer Dimma James, cooper Graham Anthony, blacksmith LAPP DAVID, postmaster, storekeeper LAPP JOSEPH, saw mill Milroy John, farmer Raymer John, foreman Reesor\u2019s cheese actory Reesor Andrew, farmer Reesor Colin D., farmer Reesor David, nursery agent REESOR SAMUEL, saw and grist mill and cheese factory Reesor Simeon, saw mill CEDAR HILL\u2014A small place in the township of I\u2019akenham, county of La- nark.Distant from Almonte 9 miles, from Pakenham 4 miles.Mail weekly.Connery James, postmaster, farmer Connery Samuel, farmer Dickson Samuel, ltmber dealer Scott William, farmer \"CEDAR LAKE\u2014A small village in the township of Denbigh, county of Ad- dington, situated around a lake of the same name, Distant from Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, about es miles, Mail weekly.Population about Grier William, farmer Kenyon William, farmer Lane James, J.P, farmer Lane John, municipal treasurer Lane Samuel, postmaster, storekeeper Lane William, municipal clerk Livingston John, farmer Livingston William, mail carrier Petsole Edward, farmer Rourke Jumes, farmer Rourke Joseph, farmer Stem Paul, farmer and miller CEDARVILLE\u2014A small village in the township of Proton, county of Grey, Distant from Mount Forest Ÿ miles, from Orangeville, astution ofthe l'oronto,Grey aud Bruce railway 18 miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 58 miles.Mail bi-wuekly.Population about 30.Dorey William H, innkeeper McKenzie John storekeeper MeMillan \u2014, ashery Rogers T.& W., mill owners Rogers Thomas, of T, & W.Rogers postmaster ' Rogers William, of T.& W.Rogers ® MOENTR ALTA\u2014A newly laid out vil.ago in the towushiporStephon, county of uron, Distant from Lucan, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 8 wiles fare 750; from Loudon 25 miles, fare 500, Mail daily.Population about 50.Mitchell John, storekeeper Mitchell William, blacksmith * The post ofice is onlled Denbi } The post offico is at 153 Dend gh.Rollins Edward, innkeeper Sando Richard, pumpmaker Sando Thomas, carpenter Trivitt Thomas, clerk Division court \u201cCENTRE AUGUST A\u2014A small place in the township of August», county of Grenville.Distant from Spencerville, a station of the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 6 miles, fare 20c.; from Prescott 12 miles, fare 25¢.Mail b\u2019-weekly Popule- tion of neighborhood about 109.Black Cornelius, farmer Black John, farmer Brady James, farmer Brown Samuel, waggonmaker Casey William, farmer Cochran John, tavernkeeper Comming Aaron B., postmaster, farmer Doel Garriot, stonecutter Earl James, farmer McGrath captain Maurice McGrath captain Patrick McLean James, waggonmaker McLean Joseph, farmer Montgomery Hugh William, farmer Murphy captain Johan Murphy Charles.mail contractor, farmer Murphy Michael, farmer Murphy Thomas, plasterer O'Neil James, farmer O'Reily Terence, farmer CENTRETON\u2014A small village in the township of Haldimand, county of Nor- | thum-berland.Distant from Grafton, a! station of the Grand Trunk railway.6} | Tales.Mail bi-weekly.Population about Brewster John, J.P.deputy reeve Burns Patrick, farmer Campbell rev.Jas., Episcopal methodist Chapple William, joiner Coffee Thomas, farmer Crouter rev.\u2014 Episcopal methodist Holland William, farmer Honeywell Rice, farmer Hudson Aaron, blacksmith Irish N.B.farmer | McAuley Thomas, teacher McBride William, farmer McCann Abraham, shoemaker McCauley Thomas H., postmaster,\u2019 storekeeper McMahon John, farmer Merriam Samuel, farmer Prettie Henry.farmer Sargeant Willis, J.P., farmer Score Edwin, farmer Stade Alfred, farmer Taylor David, farmer Teney Patrick, farmer Thomas James.farmer Thomas John, farmer Tucker George, farmer Willis Thomas, farmer Winter Henry, farmer CENTRE VYILLE\u2014A village on Whe- Ian's Creek, township of Camden, county of Lennox and Addington.Distant from Napanee, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 15 miles, fare 760.3 from Toronto 180 miles.Mail daily.Population about 500.Armstrong William, laborer Ash John R., M.D Bell George, laborer Benn Charles, butcher Campbell James, farmer Campbell Patrick, farmer Carswell Samuel, carriagemaker Cavanagh Thomas, farmer Cunningham Thomas, innkeeper Donohoe Mrs.Mary, wid Michael * Surrounded by a district named Dowlan Mra.Ellen, wid Robert Evans Hugh, farmer Graham Robert, deputy reeve Hannah William, councillor Hawley James F., farmer Hinch Mrs.Martha, wid Edward Hinch Thomas, farmer Koyle rev.E.L., Wesleyan Lacy Mrs.Mary, wid Michael Lacy William, farmer Lake George, reeve Lapum Jas.N., M.P., township treasurer, storekeeper Lawrence Mrs.Mary, wid Simeon Lockhead James S., storekeeper Lockhead John Lockhead Robert, farmer Lucus Thomas d\u2019Arcy, M.D.Lyons Edward, blacksmith McCaffery Charles, tailor McEvoy Daniel, farmer McLaughlin Mrs.Harriet, wid John (Connors William, tailor Parks Isaiah, saddler Parks Jerome, saddler Price Andrew V., councillor Reid Robert, hotelkeeper Richardson James, shoemaker Robertson Samuel, cooper Rupert rev Edmund, Wesleyan Russell Mrs.Jane, wid Thomas Ryne & Ash, merchants Scott Adam, farmer Shields Joseph, blacksmith Starr Mrs.Margaret, wid Dennis Switzer A., blacksmith Switzer Wilson, M.D.Tate Thomas, farmer Toomey rev.John, R.catholic Yrooman Mrs.Mary, wid William Weese David, farmer Weese Robert A.storekeeper Wells George, carpenter Whelan John, postmaster, hotelkeeper Whalen Wm,, J.P, clerk in 5th Division court !*CENTREVILLE\u2014A small village on a branch of the river Thames, township of West Oxford, county of Oxford.Excellent wafer privileges to be had here.Distant from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 2 miles, from Woodstock, the county town, 8 miles.Population about 150.Alexander Alexander, laborer Allen Abraham P., miller Ammerman Isaac, pedlar Colby Michael, laborer Dake Luman, blacksmith Duel William S., innkeeper Fish John, carpenter Fowler John, laborer Harp Edmond, pedlar Harris James, farmer Heebner Daniel, farmer Johnson Amos, laborer Johnson Levi, carpenter Johnson Thomas, carpenter Johnson William, pedlar Kennedy Francis, blacksmith McConnell Miss Jane, school teacher McLeod Thomas, welldigger McNames Amos, laborer McNawmes Peter, laborer Moodie William, shoemaker Myers John, tanner Pullen Charles, limeburner Roberts John, brickmaker Shaver Jacob, butcher Silverthorn Addan, pedlar Smith Oran, laborer Towsley Almeron, carpenter Turner Mark, farmer Throopstown.* The post office is at Ingersoll, Crn-CHA DOMINION 262 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Walton Robert, blacksmith Warren Mrs.Catherine, storekeeper Williamson George, dairyman Williamson Robert, miller * CENTREVILLE\u2014A village in tho township of Albion, county of Peel, Distant from Caledon East, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 3 miles, from Toronto 83 miles.Population about Dougherty Michael, farmer Ford J.W., mill owner Jamieson Thomas, builder Judge John, storekeeper Killacky James, carding mill Milloy Laughlin, waggonmaker Newlove John, farmer Squires Arthur, farmer Squires James, farmer Squires William, farmer Walker John, laborer Wallis John, farmer Ward George, farmer CHANDOS\u2014A post office station in the township of Chandos, county of Peterboro.The surrounding country offers great inducements to sportsmen, the lakes abounding with salmon trout, and the forests with deer.Distant from Peterborough, a branch station of the Midland railway, 43 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Kemp Thomas, postmaster 1 CHARING CROSS\u2014A small village in the township of Harwich, county of Kent.It is surrounded by a highly cultivated country.Distant from Chatham, the county town and a station of the Great Western railway, 6} miles, fare 25¢, Mail daily.Population about 150.Agricultural society, Benjamin Scaman, president Bennett Thomas, farmer Bennett William, blacksmith Boyes Robert, farmer Broadbent William, farmer COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Thos.Roe, proprietor Dowswell William, farmer Drury George, farmer Drury Robert, farmer Galloway rev.Joseph, Wesleyan Gay Mrs.Jane, wid Thomas, tollkeeper Harvey Silas, farmer, township treasurer of Raleigh Harvey Solomon, farmer Harvey William, farmer Jenner John, township clerk Jenner Peter, farmer Jenner Thomas, farmer Knott John, farmer Knott William, farmer Laurie William, farmer McEachran Colin, farmer Mancéll William, hotelkeeper Millns Jesse, farmer Morrison Robert J., farmer Payne Mrs.Martha, wid Job, postmistress, storekeeper ROE THOMAS, proprietor Cosmopolitan hotel Russell Stephen, farmer Russell Thomas, farmer Samson William, school teacher Scaman Benj., president Agricultural society Scaman Charles, farmer Shepley Nelson, farmer Shepley Samuel, farmer West George, farmer West Silas, farmer White Albert, secretary Agricultural society *The post office is at Lockton.# Formerly called Cook\u2019s Corner.White Daniel, farmer White Henry, farmer WHITE STEPHEN, reeve, warden of the county of Kent, insurance agent, loancr of money, &c.Wickwire Jonathan, farmer CHARLESTON\u2014A small village on Charleston lake, townships of Yonge and Escott, south riding of the county of Leeds.Distant from Farmersville 6 miles, from Brockville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles.Mail bisweekly.Population about 80.Beale Benjamin, grist and saw mill Bews David, land owner Booth Alfred C., J.P., farmer Booth Reuben L., hotelkeeper Finley Richard, farmer Green Peter F., postmaster, storekeeper Hamilton David, J.P.blacksmith Johnston Henry, farmer Kelsey Daniel, farmer *CHARLESTON-A village in the township of Caledon, county of Peel.It is a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway.Distant from Brampton, the county town 17 miles, fare 75c.: from Toronto 40 miles.Mail daily.Topula- tion about 300.Arkell George, tailor Baillie John, clerk Bell George, postmaster, farmer Bell William, farmer Brown rev.John, Congregationaiist Charleston hotel, Mrs, Elizabeth Griggs, proprietress Clarke Nathan, J.P.Coutts William, waggonmaker Dawson Edward, proprietor Exchange hotel Dillon Philip, farmer Dodds William B., blacksmith Dynes John, blacksmith Exchange hotel, Edward Dawson, proprietor Glover W.J, blacksmith Grady Joseph L., carriagemaker Griggs Mrs.Elizabeth, proprietress Charleston hotel Griggs Richard, farmer Hammond James, J.P., mill owner Harris John, clerk Division court Harris Isaac, J.P, reeve, storekeeper Harrison James, JP.Howe Henr Johnson John, shoemaker Johnston James, waggonmaker Lewis William, contracter Learmont John, waggonmaker McArthur William, school teacher McFaul rev.Alexander C., Presbyterian McFarlane \u2014, blacksmith McLean Hugh, deputy postmaster, fancy goods McLorley Hugh, contractor McQuarrie John, storekeeper Neelands Daniel, farmer Noble William, school teacher Patterson Nathaniel, carpenter Phillips John, laborer Rankin Charles A., clerk Rayburn James, farmer Rayburn John, carpenter Rayburn Joseph, farmer Rice George, shoemaker Robinson George, storekeeper Rutledge Mrs.Isabella Shields John, butcher Stubbs Samuel, farmer Stubbs William, jun, veterinary surgeon Stubbs William, farmer Vogan William, weaver Wanless John, township treasurer Willoughby John * Sometimes called Caledon.CHARLEVILLE\u2014A villuge in the township of Angustu, county of Grenville.\u2018 Distant from Prescott, à station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles.Mail biweekly.Population of neighhorhogd about 200.Bass James, farmer Birk Edward, farmer Bradley Francis, blacksmith Carsons John, farmer LANE CHARLES, J.P.Lane Joseph, farmer Place Wright, farmer Throop Jesse, farmer Throop Samuel, Jp, postmnster, farmer Wilson John F., Episcopal methodist * CHARLOTTEVILLE CENTRE \u2014A small villuge in the townahipof Char- lottevillo, county of Norfolk Distant from Simeoe, the county town, 9 miles, from Port Ryerse, on Lake Lrie, 9 miles, from Paris, the junction of the Gund Trunk | and Great Western railways, 32 miles, Mnil tri-weekly.Population about 100.Card Isane, farmer Mabel Ira, school teacher McCall Alex, of A.& T.McCall McCall A.& T., lumber merchants McCall David William, J.P., postmaster farmer McCall Frank, of I.& T.McCall McCall F.& L., shingle mill McCall Jacob, farmer McCall Lewis, of F.& T,.McCall MeCall Thomas, of A.& T.McC'all McCall William, saw mill McDonald Robert, blacksmith Owen Albert H., sawyer Owen Mrs.Malvina, wid Abner Palmerton Henry, farmer Price Frederick, laborer L Spencer Elkann, pumpmaker Spencer John H,, farmer | Stitt Joseph, farmer i Walmsley George, innkeeper ! Walsh Aquilla, farmer Walsh William, farmer Watts John, storekeeper CHATH ANM-\u2014Tho county town of Kent, on the river Thames, at the junetion of the four townships of Dover, Chatham, Harwich and Raleigh.It has aseparate municipality.Theriver runs into Lake St Clair about 18 miles from the town, and when the dredging of the bar is complete, will be navigable thus far for vessels drawing from 8 to 10 feet of water.A number of sajling craft and some steamers are continually passing, Owing to the fing agricultural country round, this is one nf the largest markots in Canada, the business in grain alone amounting to as much as £500,000 per annum, There is also a large truflic in pork, and in all other country produce.Wood in all shapes forma a staple commodity here, a large trade being done in lumber, square timber, railroad tles, staves, and cape- cially cord wood.There has beon much tobacco grown in the neighborhood, 1000 hogsheads having been shipped in a year, There are large foundries, machine shops, woollen mills, pol nnd pearl asheries, koap and candle and other factories in thetown, There isa flno station of the Great Western railway here, and an office of the Montreal Telegraph Co.Distant from Windsor by rail 46 miles, fare $1.60, by water GO miles, fave 760.from London 60 miles, fure $1.95; from Hamilton 148 miles, fare $4.40; from Toronto 176 miles, fare 86.40.Mail daily- Population about 6,000.Abbs Richard Abram Robert, furmer Adam John Adam Robert, of Downie & Adam Adam William, grocer * Also ealled Walsh, which is the name of the post office, "]