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[" 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, ONTARIO.| DOMINION 263 DIRECTORY.CHATHAM.a Aldis Salem, saw mill i ALLEN JOSEPH, cabinetmaker Allen George R., photographer \u2018Allen Robert, photographer Allenor Henry, draymun Allenor John, teamster Allinor Henry, carter Alma J.P., attorney Anderson & (rant, coopers Anderson Levi, esoper Arleim Charles, blacksmith Armstrong George, mason Askin Charles J.5, M.D.| Atkinson Charles R., barrister ATKINSON GEORGE K., insurance agent .4.Atwood Mrs.Prisc\u2019lla, hoopskirts Baird Robert, weaver Baker William P., photographer .Ball William, of D.R.Van Allen & Co.Ball William, tinsmith Banister John, proprietor Western hotel Baptist church, rev.John L.Campbell Barclay John, farmer | Barfoot Samuel B., postmaster Barillier Charles, clerk Barr James, shoemaker Barth Andrew, cabinetmaker Bartlett Alexander, carpenter Bartliff Henry, macliinist Bartlett Joseph, carpenter Bartlett Joseph L., carpenter Bartliff Mrs.Frances, wid Henry Bath Edward, pensioner .Baxter Alexander B., of Flannery & Baxter Baxter Henry, mason Baxter James, carpenter Baxter James, joiner Baxter Thomas H., juiner Baxter William Baxter William R., foreman Chatham Planet Beach George, grocer BEAVER CHARLES, M.D.physician and surgeon ; consultations upon all forms of acute and chronic diseases Bell Joseph H., carpenter Bellan John, carpenter Bellard Stephen, musician Benet Thomas, distiller Bennett Ernest, furrier Bently Warren, laborer Benton James, laborer Berrard Augustus, restaurant Berry William, ice dealer Bertrand Louis Bérubé George B., accountant Best Washington, joiner Biles Joshua, auctioneer Bimrose Michael, blacksmith Birch Jus., teacher Central school Bird James O., lnborer SEY JOHN J, lumber BISSELL FRIEND R, propriete Rant kin house Black Henry, broker Black John B., hatter Black Joseph, engineer Blackburn Louis, grocer Puck wrell Fromas, carpenter ogart À.D., of Bogart & MeNaue Bogart John, miller (5 MeSaughton Bogart John T.Bogart & MeNaughton, storekeepers ogue Nelson, laborer Boler Martin, plasterer Bonneau Qctave, blacksmith Bourdean Francis, waggonmaker Bourue James, rardener owen Granville S., proprietor | Oak hotel Me 8, proprietor Royal Bowen John, carriagemaker Bowes William, laborer Bownee Jolin, waggonmaker Boyd Alexander, weaver Boyd Grandison, hides and produce Bradley Peter, laborer Brady John, carpenter Brady John, shoemaker Brady Murray, shoemaker Brady Patrick, carpenter Brady Thomas, trader Bray John L., M.D., coroner sright J.C., physician, druggist British America Insurance Co, R.(O'Hara, agent Brodrick Henry McAdam, M.D.Brooke John i Brown J.C., grocer Brown James W., broker Brown Jeremiah A., carpenter Brown Robert, tanner Brown Richard C., constable rrown William, confectioner Brundage Samuel, carpenter Brunger J.W., of Taylor & Co.Brydges Mrs.Janet, wid Brydges Robert, carpenter Bickle George, saloon Burnet Alexander, laborer Burns James, boots and shoes Burns Miss Victoria, school teacher Burton William J., moulder Bury Edward H., graindealer Cambell Joseph, saw mill Cameron Donald, dry goods Campbell Duncan Campbell Kenneth, greeer Campbell Peter M., barrister CAMPBELL REV.JOHN L., pastor of William Street Regular Baptist church Campbell William.fanning mill Canada Life Insurance Co.,J.Tissiman, agent Canada Pre:byterian Church.Angus McColl, minister Carmedie James, carj enter Carr John, baker Carruthers Wm., station master G.W.R.Carter James, laborer Carter Marcus, laborer Cartier Frank, laborer Central school.Jas.Park, Lead teacher Chapman John, druggist Charity James H., shoemaker Charles Edwin, saddler Charlesworth Charles, track inspector G.W.R Charteris Charles G.county treasurer Charteris Mrs.Alexander CHATHAM ARMS HOTEL, Hamilton L.Latham, proprietor CHATHAM BANNER, weekly.annual subscription 81.50: J.R.Gemmil, editor, proprietor and printer CHATHAM PLANET.tri-weekly and weekly, one of the oldest papers in the west, annual subscription to tri- weekly, 33, to weekly 81.30, in advance; Rufus Stephenson, editor, proprietor and printer Chatham woollen wills, T.H.Taylor & Co., proprietors Chinnick Wm, proprietor Idaho hotel Christ church, ch of England, rev.Dr.Sandys, minister Clirysler Henry, blacksmith Chrysler Hicam, carpenter CITIZENS INSURANCE CO, CANADA, James Harris, agent City hotel, Michael Faber, proprietor Clark James R., pensioner Cleeve James, deputy reeve Clements James, shoemaker Coate & Lamont, grocers Coate Philip S., of Coate & Lamont Cochrane Alexander, salesman TCV, OF Cocker Henry Cole Andrew, staveculler Collop Thomas, saloon keeper Commercial Union Insurance Co., J.J.Thompson, agent COOPER EZEKIEL C, groceries, provisions, &c.Cooper John, plasterer COOPER ROBERT, telegraph book store, agent for Montreal Telegraph dealer in 0.Cornhill James, brickma'zer Coutts Donald, superintendent mills Cowan Mrs.S , milline r CRADDOCK WILLIAM, of Craddock, Somerville & Co.Crackle John, carter Crage George, shuemaker Craig Robert, weaver Crandle Henry, carpenter Cresswell Richard W., accountant Merchants Bank of Canada : Cribben John, joiner Cross Thomas, M.D.Crosswhite John, laborer Crowe James E.Crowe Mrs.Annie, wid John, milliner Cudmon Richard, auctioneer Cumming Hugh F., dry goods Cunard Mail line.S.F.Gardiner, agent Cunningham John, blacksmith : Currier Julius, shoemaker \u2019 | Currier William, blacksmith { Curtillett Louis, confectioner { Cuthbert Alexander, shoemaker Dade John, eating house ' Dade Mrs.John, hairdresser | Dalgarno James, of Dalgarno, Parkin- i son & Co.; DALGARNO, PARKINSON & CO, brass and iron founders, manufacturers of portable and stationary engines boilers and general machinery Dalton William, waggonmaker Darling John.labcrer Dauphine John.laborer Davis Isaac, engineer Davis John, boilermaker Davis John, stove dealer Daris John, laborer Davis John, mason Davis William, clerk Davis William, laborer Davis William, laborer Day Haywood.grocer Day Westley.tavernkeeper Degge John, grocer Deitterick H.H., mason Delabanty William, laborer DNelmage John F.barrister Delos Louis, tailer Dennis Robert, farmer Dennis 3.F., painter Dezelia Francis, drayman Dezelia Joseph Dickey Andrew, haruessmaker Dickson John V., laborer Dixon George, teacher Grammar school Dickson James, grocer Dolsen Daniel, laborer Dolsen John M.Dolsen Joseph, waggonmaker Dolsen O.I.V',, Chatham Planet office Dolsen Robert Donovan James, tollkeeper Doolittle Jeremiah, carpenter Dormer Robert, shoemaker Douglas James.M.D.DOUGLAS WILLIAM, barrister, clerk of the peace, county attorney Dowling Miss, school teacher Downie & Adam, hardware Downie James, of Downie & Acam Kent CHATHAM.Downie John, of Downie & Adam Duck George, deputy registrar Duck John, clerk registry office Duff Robert, butcher Dumas W.Alexander, hotelkeeper Dumontier rev.Francis, R.catholic Dunlop Charles Dunlop George, farmer Earl Robert Jackson, clerk Eaton George, saddler Ebare William, laborer Eberts Charles, laborer Eberts Henry, farmer Eberts Herman J., dry goods Eberts Joseph M.Eberts William D., real estate ELLISON JOHN B,, local editor of the Chatham Planet England William, laborer English Mrs.Sarah, wid John, milliner Escott Henry, baker Etches John, trader Evans Israel, reeve, livery stables Everitt Henry M., shoemaker Everitt Nathan, teamster Ewart Mrs.Catherine, wid Eyrs Joseph, laborer Faber Michael, proprietor City hotel Fanning George FARMERS & MECHANICS HOTEL, Francis Ouellette, proprietor Farrell Richard, boots and shoes Feenan John, shoemaker Ferguson Daniel, machinist Ferguson Mrs.Sarah, wid Fergusson John, M.D.Fielder Reuben, brickmaker Fielder Thomas, brickmaker Finister Jacob, carpenter Fitzgerald Robert C., manager Royal Canadian bank Flannery & Baxter, dry goods Flannery F.C., of Flannery & Baxter FLEMING DAVID G., M.D, M.R.C.S,, England, L.R.C.P.and L.M.,- Edinburgh Fleming John, grocer Fleming John, carpenter Fletcher William, machinist Floeter William, joiner Flynn Patrick O., cooper FONTENEAU EPHREM CO.blacksmith and agricultural implement manufacturer Foote George Wade, collector of inland revenue Fordham Daniel, shoemaker Forster Miss S, teacher Central school Forster Mrs.Hannah J., wid Forster Mrs.Sarah Ann, wid John Forsyth Daniel, collector Foster Mrs.Hannah Jane, wid William Nelson Fountain Edward, grocer Francis William P., trader Fraser Alexander, bookkeeper FRASER WILLIAM, attorney Fraser William, watchmaker Frawley Thomas, carter Frederick Hiram L., carriagemaker Freeman & Freeman, barristers Freeman George O., of l'reeman & Freeman Fry Robert, painter Fullerton James, Exchange hotel Fullerton Richard, livery stables Funston Mrs.Esther, wid Thomas Galloway John, laborer Gammage Albert, of A.Gammage & Brother GAMMAGE A., & BROTHER, confectioners Gammage Edwin, grocer proprietor Royal DOMINION Gant William, cooper GARDINER SAMUEL F., banker and exchange broker GARDINER WILLIAM E., banker and broker Garner John, brewer Gauthier Victor, telegraph repairer Gay Allan, plasterer Gee Henry, carpenter Gemmill James, waggonmaker GEMMILL JOHN R., proprietor, printer and publisher of the Chatham Banner Gernay Leonard & Richard, tailors Gibson Charles, blacksmith Gidley Frederick, car examiner Gill William P.R.clerk Merchants Bank of Canada Gillit Fravin J., mail carrier Glassford John, laborer Goings William H., builder Gordon Alexander G., miller Goudreau Hubert, tailor Grammar school, S.A.Marling, head teacher Grant Jason, laborer Gray William, carriage factory Green Charles, teamster Green Edward, butcher Green Henry, cook Green John, gaoler Green John, laborer Green Joseph, laborer Green Mrs.L.G, second hand clothes Gregory Alvin, trader Guertin Alexandre, shoemaker Guttridge David, pedlar Hacket Philip, laborer Hadley Sylvester, sash factory Hall Alfred, laborer : Hall Joel T.Hall John, painter Hall Miss Emily, teacher North school Halloran Thomas, laborer Hamilton John, blacksmith Hamilton Theodore, blacksmith Hancock J.C., boilermaker Hansboto James, plasterer Harper James, painter Harper J.night telegraph operator cw g graph op Harris Gerald, tailor Harris James $, fruit trees Harris T.R.Hart James, County clerk, agent Citizens Insurance Co.of Canada Hartford Fire Insurance Co., J.Tissi- man, agent Hawford James, tailor Hawking Henry, laborer Hawking Nathan J., grocer Hay John G., tinsmith Hearns Ebenezer, stonccutter Heath Albion, earpenter Heath John, carpenter Henry George, currier Hickey Miss Margaret, milliner ITicklin Samuel, waggonmaker Higgins James, shoemaker High Peter, agricultural implements Hill Mrs.Annie, wid Arthur Hillman John, grocer Hogan Jimes, agent Hoig William, tailor Holden Isaac, carpenter Holleron Thomas, laborer Holmes Abraham S., J.P.Holmes James, stationer Holmes James A., joiner Holmes Miss S., teacher Payn school Holmes T'ecumseh K., M.D.Holmes Thomas, miller Holmes Samuel, miller Holten Eli, carpenter Home Insurance Co., A.McDonell, agent 264 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE or Hoon John Alfred, grocer Hooper John, saddler Houston Michnel, student Howard William J., trader Tuff Augustus, Inborer ulin Otis B., mason Hunton Stanton, luborer Huson Gi.W., chandler Hutchison Richard W,, carpenter Ilyslop Andrew, of Hyslop & Ronalds Hyslop John, dry goods 1yslop & Ronalds, machinists Idaho hotel, Wm.Chiunick, proprietor Ingram Robert, farmer Ireland Thomas A., clerk County court IRELAND WILLIAM Merchants Bank of Can Jackson Henry, grocer Jackson Jonas B., salesman Jacques Francis, saddler Jahnke Albert, eabinetmaker Jarvis Robert ir, clerk Jarvis W.-L., painter Jarvis William, engineer Jarvis William A., engineer Jefferson Thomas, laborer Jenner Mary J., milliner Johnston Calvin, carpenter Johnston Daniel, laborer Johnston Lewis, laborer Johnston Littleton, laborer Johnston Mansfield, shoemaker Johnston rev.\u2014, M.D.,, F.R.S,, Eng- S., manager ada an Johnston William, clerk Jones Arthur, surveyor Jones Edwin, patternmaker Jones F.G., barber Jones Henry, carpenter Jones Irvine, barber Jones James M., gunsmith Jones Nathaniel, teamster Jones rev.William, Wesleyan Jones Thomas, barber Jones Thomas, barber Jordan David, laborer Keating Mrs.Mary, wid Keegan James, boilermaker Kellar Jacob, tinsmith Kelly Brothers & Co., dry goods Kelly Edward, of Kelly Brothers & Co.Kelly George D., proprietor Parsons house Kelly John, shoemaler Kelly John B., of Kelly Brothers & Co.Kennedy Alexander, engineer Kennedy Daniel, laborer Kennedy John King, tinsmith Kenney William, shoemaker Kent George, cabinetmaker Kent Lubin, grocer ; Kent mills, Robert Lowe, proprietor Kerby James, laborer Kerr Hugh, grocer Kerr John, tailor King Richard IE, cabinetmaker ; Kirk of Scotland, rev.John Rennie, minister Kitchen A.Samuel, clerk Kitchen Mrs.Isabella, wid Kite David, machinist Kitson Jonathan, grocer Knight James, carpenter ; Kogelshntz Frederiele W., tobaceonist Kreamer Christopher, painter Labadie Pierre, shoemaker Lafrancise Charles, teamstor Lalnne Duffield, luborer Lamb Mrs.Ellen, grocery i Lambert Warren, soda water manufacturer Lamont Archibald, of Conte & Lamont Lamont Hector, of H.& M.Lamont Lamont H.& M, dry gouds ONTARIO.] oan ins.al las DOMINION 265 DIRECTORY.CHATBAM amont James, grain dealer pement Maloohms of H.& M.Lamont Lung Alexander, teacher Central school Langford rev, Alexander, Wesleyan Lark Robert, carpenter LATHAM HAMILTON L., proprietor Chatham Arms hotel Lawrence John, shoemaker Laws George, watchman Laycock William, laborer Leclaire Thomas, cahinetmnker Leith William, of Walker & Leith Lennox Charles P., dentist LES URSELINES DE CHATHAM, rev.Mother Marie Xavier, superioress evagseur Hereule, miller Lince Mrs.Ellen, wid George Lingo John, lahorer Little Mrs.Catherine, wid James Little Richard S., laborer Lloyd William, millwright Loggy Noah, mason London Assurance Co, James Hart, agent Longwell Peter, teamster Lowe Robert, proprietor Kent mills T,uscombe John, clerk Lydda Nathan, carpenter Lyons Lyman, laborer MacKerral John, grocer McAvay Edward F., restaurant McColl & Campbell, agricultural implements McColl George, fanning mill McColl Mrs.Mary, wid Duncan McCOLL REV.ANGUS, Canada presbyterian McCornick Mrs.Margaret, milliner McCrae Thomas, police magistrate McCrae William A, clerk McCREA HON.WALTER, barrister and attorney, solicitor, &c.McCrossan Thomas, dry goods McCULLY SAMUEL EDWARD, M.D.McDonald John, laborer McDONELL AUGUSTINE, provincial land surveyor, insurance agent, va- luator for Colonial Security Co.McDougall Alexander, turner McDougall Miles, cabinetmaker MeGowun Timothy, grocer MeGreggor Hætor, sawyer McGregor Abraham R., landing waiter McIntosh Alexander, hotelkeeper Melntosh Angus B., grocer McIntosh Duncan, grocer Melntosh John, harnessmaker MeKay John, hotelkceper McKellar Peter D., registrar McKenzie John, ship carpenter MeKeough John, of J.& W.McKeough McKEOUGH J.'& W., iron merchants and importers of British and foreign hardware McKeou sh Wm, of J.& W.McKeough MeKerral hotel, W.Wemp, proprietor McKerrall Malcolm, hotelkeoper MeKerrall Peter E., wood dealer MeKerrall & Turner, timber, groceries McKinsley Thomag, shoemaker McLean Mrs Matilda, wid A.D.McLéirie John, freight agent G.W.R.McNab Thomas, deputy registrar MeNaughton Dugald, grocer McNaughton Dugald, hotelkceper McNaughton Duncan R., of Bogart & N MeNaughton ! cNangliton Mrs.Isabella, wid Daniel MeNeil Dugald, eabinetmaker Danie McPherson\u201d Alexander, clerk Rankin \\ house ! MePherson John P., blacksmi MePhilimey Henry, boileranaiéer McWilliams Miss Mary, grocery Malcomson Hugh, grocer Marling S.A., teacher Grammar school Marquand James, watchmaker Marshall James, blacksmith Martin William F., clerk Mason James, laborer Mathieson Andrew Matthew Edward, engineer Matthew Robert J., saloon Mercer Harry, mail agent Mercer John, sheriff Mercer Robert, deputy sheriff MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA, William 8.Ireland, manager Merrill Solomon proprietor Merrill house Merritt Albert, laborer Mess Alexander G., grocer Middlemiss Robert, cooper Miles James W., proprietor Stephenson hotel Miller Peter, carpenter Miller R.O.& A.M, dry goods Miller Richard Millner James, trader* Mineral Springs driving park, E.J.Roche, sceretary Mitchell Carter, grocer Mitchell George, machinist Mitchell Miss Jane.milliner Mitchell William W.Monck Henry, gardener Monck Richard, deputy reeve, official assignee Monck Thomas, clerk MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.R.Cooper, agent Moore William J.grocer Morrell Charles, miller Morris John W., cooper MORRISH JOHN, post office bookstore Morten John A., of R.Morton & Co.Morton Robert, & Co., hardware Morton Robert, of R.Morton & Co.Murphy H.J., M.D.Murphy Nathaniel, shoemaker Murray Charles, waggonmaker Myres Warren.teamster Nagle Henry, shoemaker Near William, cabinetmaker Nelson Charles A.express Nelson James, clerk Nelson John, carpenter Nelson Theodore, bailiff Nettles Lorenzo, carpenter Newcomb Peter.carpenter Niagara District Insurance Co., J.J.J.Thompson, agent Nichols Thomas, gunsmith North American hotel, J.McKay, proprietor North British Fire and Life Insurance Co., R.O'Hara, agent NORTH CHATHAM SAW MILLS, D.R.Van Allen & Co, proprietors North school, Misses Emily Hall and Alice Williams, teachers Northwood Andrew, of Northwood & Son Northwood Charles, assistant Northwood John, trader Northwood John M., clerk Northwood Jos, of Northwood & Son Northwood & Son, lumber dealers Northwood William, jun., market clerk Northwood William, sen., accountant O'Hara Robert, barrister, master in chancery O'Heir Mrs.Margaret, wid Edward Old Farmers exchange, S.Wallace, proprietor Old Nicholas, blacksmith Oldershaw James H,, bricklayer Oldershaw William, bricklayer O'Neil Cornelius J., clerk (Neil Patrick, tinsmith ONTARIO GRIST MILL, Frs.Robert, proprietor : ONTARIO PLANING MILL, Craddock, Somerville & Co., proprietors, manufacturers of sashes, doors, blinds and mouldings of all descriptions O'Reilly Charles P., shoemaker Orr Geo.S., proprietor Stringer hotel Oswald James, joiner Oswald John, painter Ott John, laborer Quelette Cephone, clerk Quillette Vital, blacksmith OUELLETTE FRANCOIS, proprietor Farmers and Mechanics hotel Owen Mrs., dressmaker Park David, teacher Park James, teacher Central school Park Reuben J., carpenter Parkinson Robert, of Dalgarno, Parkinson & Co.Parsons house.G.D.Kelly, proprietor Patching William J., refreshment saloon G.W.R.Patterson James, barber Patterson Walter, machinist Payne school.Misses Sarah Holmes and Elizabeth Williams, teachers Payne William, grocer Pegley Charles E.barrister Pegley Rowley, M.D., coroner, druggist Pelette Hiram.carpenter PENNEF ATHER JOHN G,, collector e customs Perkins William.clerk Peers Joseph.painter Pierre Nicholas, tailor Piggot John, lumber dealer Pike Alexander R., storekeeper Pilsworth Thomas.clerk Pinekney Charles Alexander, laborer Poile Charles.boots and shoes Poile Benry.saddler Pend E.F.lumber dealer Potter Michael, shoemaker Pratt David, carpenter Premo Theodore.grocer Primitive methodist church, rev.J.8.Stonehouse.minister Proctor Henry, laborer Pulford & Co.lumber dealers Queen Insurance Co., A.McDonell, agent Quirk Matthew T., pumps Radley Miss Fannie, assistant teacher, Prince's Street school Radley S.D.druggist Ramsay C.H., cabinetmaker Ramsay George, blacksmith Ramsay James, laborer Randall Edwin.trader RANKIN HOUSE, F.R.Bissell, pre- prietor Rannie rev.John, ch of Scotland Rannie William Read Miss Frances, teacher Central school Reardon Edward, blacksmith Reef John, machinist Reeve James, watchmaker Reeves George, blacksmith Regnier rev.John, R.catholic Reynolds John, laborer Rice John, dry goods Richard William, confectioner Richards & Sutherland, bakers Richardson James, clerk Richardson Thomas, of W.& T.Richard son Richardson William, of W.& T.Richardson Richardson W.& T., merchant tailors ROBERT FRANCIS, grist mill CHA-CHA DOMINION 266 DIRECTORY.[Provinces op Robert John Robinson Henry, bailiff Robinson Frederick, grist mill Roche Edward, livery stables Roe William J., M.D.Rolls Arthur, druggist Rolls Edwin C., druggist Rolls James Arnold, jun., barrister Rolls James À., sen, M.D.Ronalds James Ronalds John D., of Hyslop & Ronulds Rose J.B., cooper Rose Lub'n, engineer Rose Colin H., lumber merchant Ross George D., dry goods Ross George, plough maker Ross Miss Alexandrina, milliner Rowland John B,, carpenter ROYAL CANADIAN BANK, R.CO.Fitzgerald, manager Royal Exchange hotel, James Fullerton, proprietor Royal Insurance Co., A.McDonell, agent Royal Oak hotel, Granville S.Bowen, proprietor Rutley house, Thomas R.G.Ruiley, proprietor Rutley Thomas R.G., proprietor Rut- ley house Sansbury Robert, blacksmith Sanborne George, lumber merchant Sandison William, joiner Sandys Francis W., D.D, archdeacon of Huron Sanford Mrs.Elizabeth, wid A.Sansbury Thomas, gardener Sanscartier Francis, brickmaker Sauermann Charles H., shoemaker Savage Henry W., butcher Savage Richard, salesinan Savage Walter, butcher Scane Ebenezer W., attorney Schneider John, carriage trimmer Scott Gideon O., trader SCRIBNER GEORGE W., inventor of the new and celebrated patent qualifying tunes, for the reed organ, and melodeons.See Adv Settles Edward, laborer Shackleton Mrs.Mary Ann, wid John William SHADD I.D,, dealer in groceries, provisions, crockery, &c.Shanks Robert Sherriff Mrs.Rebecca, wid James Shotwell John, cabinetmaker Simpson James, cabinetmaker Simpson John, trader Singer William, grocer SIVEWRIGHT JAS.H., M.D, coroner Skey Frederick, grocer Small James C., pumps Smith Charles, chief constable Smith David, grocer Smith David, grocer Smith Francis, laborer Smith George, laborer Smith Henry, artist Smith Isaac, tailor Smith John, engineer Smith John, of Smith & Son Smith John, M.P.P., tanner Smith John & Son, tanners and saddlers Smith Mrs.John, boarding house Smith Robert O., furniture dealer Smith Shelby, laborer Smith Simeon M., of Smith & Son Smith Thomas, laborer Smith William, shoemaker Smith William, blacksmitn Smith William, bricklayer Smith William N., tinsmith Smyth Henry, mayor Snell Charles, carpenter Snell John IL, earpenter Snell William, carpenter Snellgrove John, upholsterer Soleleather John, farmer Somerville Samuel, of Craddock, Som- erville & Co.Somerville Thomas, of Somerville & Co.Soutar James, & Co, agricultural implements Sparks Charles, watchmaker SPRINGER OLIVER, M.D, physician and surgeon Star billiard room, James Cleeve, proprietor Stark L.F., iron founder Stephens Frederick, grocer Stephenson's hotel, James W.Miles, proprietor STEPHENSON RUFUS, M.P,, editor, rinter and publisher of the Chatham lanet Stevens Jonathan J., grocer Stevens William, laborer Stevens William, laborer Stewart James II, teller Merchants Bank of Canada Stone Charles, plasterer Stone Thomas, dry gouds Stonehouse rev.J.Li, Primitive wmetho- dist Stoner George, harnessmaker Street William, blacksmith Stringer F.W., grain dealer Stringer hotel, Geo.S.Orr, proprietor Stringer Hugh, machinist Strother David, laborer Strothers Walter, junk dealer Stuart John, G.W.R.Stuart William, shoemaker Sturman G.F., innkeeper Sullivan Mrs.Bridget, wid John Sutherland David, engineer Sutherland William, baker Tappendon Daniel, grocer Taylor Eli, laborer Taylor George, student at law Taylor John William, barber Taylor Robert, photographer Taylor Samuel Taylor Thomas H,, of Taylor & Co.Taylor & Williamson, grocers Tetrault Napoleon, dry goods Teverge Myers, sailor Thompson James, laborer Thompson John D., waggonmaker Thompson John J.J., insurance agent Thompson William, laborer Thornton Mrs, Margaret, wid Tilt Joseph, carpenter TISSIMAN JOHN, town clerk, land and insurance agent Tocher William, stoneeutter Todd Alexander, machinist Travelers Insurance Co.of Hartford, A.MeDonell, agent Traxler John Traxler Robert, teamster Traxler Sulem, grain dealer Trickey H.M., marble works Turner (reorge, wood merchant Turrel Toliver, shoemaker United Presbyterian church, rev.Wm.Walker, minister Urquhart Kenneth, storekeeper URSELINES DE CHATHAM VanAllen Daniel Ross, of D.R.Van Allen & Co.VANALLEN D, R., & CO, lumber merchants, North Chatham saw mills.See Ady Vanzant Benjamin, carpenter Verrall Henry, assistant postmaster Craddock, VERRALL GEORGE W.plain ang ornamental book and job printer secretury Young Mews C bristian association Verrall Sargeson, grocer Verrall Willinm, clerk We pgonheimer Louis, fishmonger Walden Emerson, saloon Walker John, of Walker & Leiih Walker & Leith, tanners Walker rev.Wi, Presbyterian Wall Jol, dry goods Wall John, machinist Wallace Stephen, proprietor Old Fur- mers\u2019 exchange Walsh James, cooper Walsh & Ouilette, grocers Ward Alex.F., machinist Warren Allen, shoemnker 1 Warren Duncan Warren James, barrister Watts Thomas IL, grocer Weaver Henry, trader Weir James C,, clerk Weir Malcolm, town treasurer Wellington lodge, No.46, A.IP.and A M., William Carruthers, W, M.Wells W.B., jun, clerk Ist Division court Wells William B., sen, judge Wesleyan Methodist church, rev.A.Langford West James, joiner West John, cabinetmaker Western hotel, John Banister, proprietor Wheeler Caleb, butcher White John White William, saddler WILLIAMS CITARLES, saloon Williams George, registrar Surrogate court Williams G.W.R.Williams John Baptist, conveyancer Williams Miss Alice, teacher North school Williams Miss B., teacher Payne school Williamson David Wilson Albert James, clerk Wilson Charles B., bootmaker Wilson John, cook Windsor Eli J., of Dalgarno, Parkinson & Co.Windsor Francis, of Dalgarno, Parkinson & Co.Wing Richard, grocer Winslow George S., billiard room Winter Mrs.Melissa, wid William Woods captain Charles IT.Woods Peter, grocer Woods Robert S., barrister Wortley Rohert, grocer Wright Henry, carpenter Xavier rev.mother, superioress des Urse- lines de Chatham Young Alexander, boots and shoes Young George E., grocer Young John, of W.& J.Young Young John P., blacksmith Young Men's Christian association, 5.A.Marling, M.À., nresident Young William, of W.& J.Young Young W.& J., carringemakers Zulzer Philip, cabinetmaker Hugh, telegraph operator * CTIA'TSWOR'TH \u2014A small village at the junction of the Garafraxa, Toronto and Sydenham gravel ronda, townships of Holland and Sullivan, county of Grey.Distant from Owon Sound, the county town, 9 miles, fare 50c,; from Durham 19 miles, faro ®1,60; from Collingwood, tha terminus of the Northern rallway, 5d miles, thro $2.50: from Toronto 120 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200, Bell Mrs, wid + Also onlie 1 Johntown.\u2014\u2014 ONTARIO.] Breese Stephen H., hotel and storekeeper .(Cameron rev.James, Presbyterian Campbell Alexander, hotel and storekeeper Campbell Archibald, saddler Cardwell Henry, J.P., postmaster, clerk Division court Casserly Michacl, farmer Chambers Jumes, weaver Chambers J., weaver Coyer Mrs., wid Peter Curtis Edward, carpenter ; Danard rev.W.B., New Connexion methodist Dean Thomaa, farmer Edwards J.S., agent Foster Samuel, shoemaker and storekeeper Freeman Richard, mason Gibson Thomas, tinsmith Green rev.J., Wesleyan Hopkins Jobn, shoemaker, tavern Hopkins Mrs.Kennedy James, M.D.Knox Thomas, farmer Leggett Gore, waggonmaker McGill Andrew, foundry McGregor Duncan, M.D.Merriam Justus, cabinetmaker Morehouse George, carpenter Morehouse G., sen, cooper Morehouse Mis3, dressmaker Rae David, tailor Redfern James, cooper Richardson Samuel, blacksmith Scott John, shoemaker Sholdise John, farmer Softley rev.E., ch of England Steerman William, clerk Sudden R., blacksmith Thorp Charles, farmer Vandusen Abraham S., bailiff Van Felson Charles, druggist Van Felson Charles, jun., painter CHEAPSIDE\u2014A small village in the township of Walpole, county of Baldi- mand.Distant trem Cayuga, the county town, 13 miles, from Caledcnia, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles.Mail daily, l\u2019opulntion about 1C0.Atkinson John, farmer Bartlett Daniel, farmer Buckley James, farmer Buckley John, farmer Buckley Mrs.Mary, wid Ellis Buckler Robert, farmer Day Edmund, farmer Day Samuel, harnessmaker Dick John, blacksmith Goodwin Alfred, constable, mason Goodwin Thomas, farmer Hobbs Aaron, county warden Inch Harnum, weaver Martin Mathew, innkeeper McClelland John, J.P, farmer Perkiss Hezekiah, Pond James, tarmer Pugsley William, postmaster Schissler Martin, shoemaker Sherk George, MD, cn Sherk John Shildrick Jumes, blacksmith Shoup Jacob, farmer Steele captain Edward J.farmer Steel Edward E, Waggonnaker ovat Adam, farmer Urner Isane, storekeeper Wiedrick Benjamin, shoemaker DOMINION 267 DIRECTORY.CHEA PSTO WA village in the township of Greenock, county of Bruce.Distant from Waikerton, the county town, 8 miles, from Kincardine 25 miles, from Seaforth, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Cashen Michael, shoemaker Cummings \u2014, of Toohey & Cummings Drummond Mrs., milliner Forewald George, carpenter Hall Thomas, sawyer Hardlop Joseph, tavern Hennesey Edward, sawyer Hennescy Thomas, druggist Hennesey William, postmaster, blacksmith Kennedy John, school teacher pennedy John J, clerk of township Kerner Michael, agriculturist McNabb Michael, dealer Miller Martin, framer Mosaick Anthony, waggonmaker Mullen Cornelius, builder Mullen Donald, horticulturist Mullen Dr.Timothy Murphy Charles, stonemason Phelan Denis, saw mill Phelan John, saw mill Shurter Joseph, blacksmith Toohey & Cummings, millers Toohey \u2014, of Toohey & Cummings CHELTENHAM\u2014A village in the township of Chinguacousy, county.of Peel, laid out about the year 1851.Distant from Brampton, a\u2019 station of the Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles, fare 30¢.; from Toronto 33 miles.Mail daily.Population about 250.Adams John.pa/nter Andrewson James.miller Baker William H.cooper Barclay & McLeod, storekeefers Baxter John.waggonmaker Brown Samuel.mason Caldwell Samuel, teamster Campbell George, farmer Campbell John, postmaster, farmer Campbell John, shoemaker Cheney George, blacksmith Crawford Peter, farmer Glassford S., clerk Golding George, clerk Hagarman Frederick, miller Hagarman Mrs.Sophia, wid J.D.Haines Charles, J.P., farmer Haines Ebenezer, jun., cabinetmaker Haines Ebenezer, sen.sawmills Haines Frederick.flour mill Henry's hotel, Wm.Henry.proprietor Henry Hugh, farmer Henry Wm., proprietor Henry's hotel Inch Alexander, mason Kee Robert, tanner Kees James, laborer King Charles, clerk KING CHARLES H., dealer in groceries, provisions, and dry goods King William, clerk Leslie J.G., farmer Little Joseph, farmer Lyons John, farmer Mackechnie John, farmer MeCannell Archibald, tanner McCoy Thomas, saddler McFarlane Robert, blacksmith McKechanie Mis, wid John Mahaugh Edward, shoemaker Mather William, storekeeper Mercer Thomas L., saddler Mitchell William, carpenter Ogden J., M.D.ONTARIO HOUSE, Jacob S.Tracy, proprietor Phillips William, laborer CHa-CHE Rist John, laborer Sinclair Alexander, laborer Sinclair Mrs.Mary, wid Hugh Sinclair Neal, shoemaker Snell Samuel, farmer Torrence rev.John, Baptist TRACY JACOB S., proprietor Ontaric ouse Wilkinson Matthew, cab\u2018netmaker Wilkinson Mrs.Martha, wid Robert Young Andrew, waggonmaker CHERRY CREEK -\u2014A village in the township of Innisfil, county of Simcoe.Distant from Lefroy, a station of the Nor thern railway, 2 miles, fare 10c.; from Barrie 13 miles, from Toronto 51 miles Mail daily.Population about 100, Averall James, farmer Averall Thomas, farmer Averall Thomas Beatman Thomas, jun., farmer Beatman Thomas, sen., farmer Clement David, farmer Clement Joseph, farmer Clement Lewis J., J.P., farmer Finlay James, farmer Grafton George, shoemaker Hughes Joshua, mason Hughes Nathaniel Hughes Robert, farmer K if William, farmer Kirkpatrick Francis, farmer Lynn Albert.farmer Lynn Isaac.farmer Lynn John, farmer Main John, carpenter Main Richard, carpenter Main William, postmaster, chemist Mais William.jun, farmer Malcomson William, shoemaker Matthews Wm., farmer Milliken Robert.shoemaker Sawyer John.farmer Stewart W., farmer Tapper William, farmer Trueman Thomas, teacher Willson Hiram.joiner Willson Lanibert, farmer CHERRY VALLEY\u2014A village on East Lake, township of Athol, county ot Prince Edward.Distant from Picton 5 miles, from Belleville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 25 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 500.Batton John, tailor Bently James M., blacksmith Cairnduff James 3., township clerk Carman Stephen, farmer Cherry Valley cheese Co.,Robert Kelly, president, Eli Ketchum, secretary Clapp George, councillor Collier Jacob, blacksmith Collier Joseph.shoemaker Collins Thomas, postmaster.keeper Currey George, farmer Curry Gilberi farmer Hubbs Benjamin, councillor Insley Daniel, carpenter Insley James, mason Insley Sylvanus, waggonmaker Kelly Robert, reeve, president Cherry Valley Cheese Co.Ketchum Eli, secretary Cherry Valley Cheese Co.Ketchum Mrs.Lydia, wid Parker Ketchum William H., shoemaker Lampert Mrs.Loys Marshall Stephen, farmer Martin George, farmer Ogden Walter Otter Harman Reynolds Joseph, dentist Rose Edward, sailor store- \u2018Cur-CH1 Sayrs Alexander, M.D.Scott Thomas C., carpenter Spafford Abijah, insurance agent Spafford, Alve, farmer Spafford Harvey, treasurer Cherry Valley cheese Co.Spafford William, laborer Stephen Richard, councillor Thibault Edmond, farmer Vanalstine Abraham, shoemaker Yarwood Andrew, shoemaler Yarwood Wm.Thomas, photographer CHESLEY\u2014A villagein the township of Eiderslie, county of Bruce.Distant flrom Paisley, 10 miles, from Hanover, 11 miles, fare 75c.; from Walkerton, the county town, 16 miles, from Seaforth, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 53 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 160.Adams J oseph, hotelkeeper Adolph Frederick, carpenter Adolph John, waggonmalker Bell Walter, school teacher Blackwell Thomas, saddler Bone David, tanner Clark Andrew, blacksmith Cook George, M.D.Davis Thomas, waggonmaker Dobbie Alexander, pearl ashery Dobbie John, pearl ashery Elliot John, grist and saw mill Graham Walter, tailor Holiday Duncan, dealer Horn Richard, blacksmith McGaw Joseph, hotelkeeper McLean Allan, weaver McManus & McNaughton, dealers McManus Mark, of McManus & Mec- Naughton, postmaster Shea John, shoemaker Shreader Mark, weaver \u2018Stanley George, shingle factory Wallace William, turner Zinters rev.David, Free church Zogger Jacob, turner CHESTERTIELD\u2014A small village in the township of Blenheim, county of Oxford.Distant from Bright, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles, fare 124 c.; from Woodstock, the county town, 17 miles, from London, 46 miles, Mail daily.Population about 50.Brown William, J.P., postmaster, commissioner in B.R.Buchan William, farmer Dalgliesh Charles, farmer \u2018Dalziel James, farmer Ferguson William, J.P., farmer Henderson James, shoemaker Middlemass George, farmer Minnie James, carpenter Murray Robert, storekeeper Murray William, waggonmaker Robertson rev.William, Presbyterian Scott Jolin, farmer Slater John, farmer Smith William, school teacher Stauffer Jacob C., farmer Stewart Alexander, farmer Turnhill James, laborer \u2018Wilson Joseph, farmer CHIPPAWA\u2014An incorporated village at the confluence of the Niagara and Welland rivers, townships of Willoughby and Stamford, county of Welland.It is a port of entry, and a station of the Great Western railway.Wheat and lumber form the main exports.Chippawa contains à very extensive distillery, and two tanneries, both employing a large number of men.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant trom Cliflon or Suspension Bridge 5 miles, from Welland, the county town, 14 miles, from Niagara 16 miler, DOMINION 268 DIRECTORY.from Fort Eric 17 miles, from Buifalo, N.Y., 20 miles.Mail daily, Population about 1300.Abraham William H., waggonmaker Aberdein Robert, M.D., druggist Amm James, tailor Amm Mrs.Margaret, wid Samuel Ash James, tanner Aulders John, carpenter Bartle John, tanner Bogardus Edward, laborer Bogardus John, laborer Bogardus Oliver, carpenter Bond Henry, blacksmith Bosse Charles, butcher Bothrell Mrs.Roznia, wid William, milliner Box Henry, grocer Box Joseph, laborer Breckon Mrs.Margaret, wid John Brooks Joseph, teamster Burns John, laborer Butler Joseph, stonecutter Calhane Patrick, laborer Carter John, blacksmith Caudell John, miller Clark George, mason Conlay William, laborer Connor James, laborer Conway John G., inspector of Inland revenues Copfer Henry, laborer Copfer John, tanner Couper A.storekeeper Crane Thomas, carpenter Cropley William, tanner Cummings James, J.P.Daggan Mrs.Margaret, wid James Davidson Thos., sash and door factory DAVISON H., telegraph operator Day Joseph Deakers Richard, shoemaker Donahoe John, laborer Durham Mrs.Diana, wid Lewis Durkin Michael, farmer Dwyer Jeremial Fischer Frederick, rectifier at distillery Fitzgerald John, laborer Fleming Mrs.Margaret, wid Thomas FLETT JOHN, J.P., general merchant Flommerfeldt Samuel, innkeeper Forbes John, M.D.Ford James J., miller Presch Jacob, laborer Gallagher Patrick H., shoemaker Gibson Alexander, laborer Gibson William, laborer Gilmore William, blacksmith Glacer Andrew, tailor Gordon George, innkeeper Gordon Mrs.George, grocery GORTON CYRUS L., timber merchant Gray Robert, laborer Greenwood William, shoemaker Hackart Adam, painter Haley John, laborer Herber Herman, storekeeper Herbold Adam, grocer and baker Heslett William, laborer Hicks Isaac B., constable Higgins John, grocer Hill Samuel 7, station agent Hogan John, laborer Hogg Alexander, foreman tanner Huff George, carpenter Hugoe Thomas, innkeeper and grocer Homerick George, butcher Ives Alfred, grocer Johnson Joshua, laborer Joy Robert, laborer Keiler Charles, jun., tanner Keller Charles, sen., foreman tanner Kemp Mrs.Catherine, wid Edward, music teacher [P\u2019rovINCE oF Kerch Elijah, tanner Kinney Michael, distiller, proprietor of ashery Kipp John, shoemaker Kirkpatrick John O., J.P, reeve, merchant Knapp Lyman M., general store IKnaufl John, watchmaker Labock Mrs.Mary R., wid John Lannan James, cooper Lannan James, cooper Lauzan Francis, cooper Lauzan Francis, cooper Lauzan Francis, laborer Lauzan John, laborer Lee John, laborer Leech Isaac, carpenter Lennox Edward, carpenter Leibeig Ernest, grocer Logan Robert, carpenter Lyons Joel, shoemaker Macklem J.8.& T., general merchants Macklem James F., J.P., of Macklem & Kirkpatrick, notary and banker Macklem John 8., postmaster, of J.S.& T.Macklem Macklem & Kirkpatrick, tanners Macklem Mrs.Harriet, wid James Macklem Mrs.Julia A., wid Oliver Macklem Ths., of J.8.& T.Macklem MacLeod rev.Donald, ch of England Massey Mrs.Ann, wid Matthew Mater Michael, gunsmith and shingles McCann John, laborer McCart Daniel, McCart Hugh, laborer McKenzie James, cabinetmaker McMahon John, laborer McMicking Mrs., wid Merriam Mrs.Penelope, wid John H.Miller William H., moulder Moggie William, tanner MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.H.Davison, operator Morse Mrs.Margaret, wid Peter Neller Henry, laborer Noldt Lewis, upholsterer Oldfield Franklin, butcher Overholt Simon, barber Parr Edmund, farmer Peters Ernst, cabinetmaker Phelps Mrs.Martha, wid Elijah Phipps Henry, lahorer Pierce Isragl, stoves and tinsmith Pitts J.N., of Pitts, Perry & Co.Pitts, Perry & Co., woollen manufacturers Potts Randal, carpenter Rapalje Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John Reiley captain John Reiley Edward, tanner Reiley Philip, lnborer Renner Peter, cooper Rice Bzeldel, tollkeeper Roberts Mra, Francis, wid James Rogers Henry, grist and shingle mill Romer William, watchmaker Russell Luther, blacksmith Schacht Christian, painter Schumacher Louis, tavernkeeper Schumacher Theodore, cignrmaker Secord Miss Charlotte, spinster Seyferth Nicholas, mason Sibbet John, mason Spek Jacob, innkeeper .Steuernngel rev.Conrod, Evangelical church Street Thomas O., J.P, MP.Timbs Thomas, laborer Thomas J.& Co., distillers Thomas Mrs.Jane, wid John Thomas Wm, H., of J.Thomas & Co.Van Wyck Veart, cooper Vetter Ernest, tanner ONTARIO] inidei Henry, shoemaker Vineland Daniel D., engineer Weinbrenner Lewis, gunsmith \u2018Welsh Ignace, innkeeper Whalen Thomas, luborer Whistler Abraham, laborer Willox James, miller Wylie Sum uel, butcher Yarwood Clare St George, collector of customs ; Young Charles, gunsmith 3 L\u2014A small village in the CH UR Cie, county of \u201cSimcoe, Distant from Lefroy, a station of the Northern railway, miles, fare 10c.; from Barrie 12 miles, from Toronto 52 miles, Mail daily.Population sbout 150.Allan Gowen, farmer Allan John, farmer Allan William, farmer Armson Robert, photographer Boyce Richard, farmer ; Churchill house, John Gregg, proprietor Clement James, J.P., storekeeper Clough John, farmer Coulter James, carpenter Donnelly John, farmer Draper Bethel, farmer .Gregg John proprietor Churchill house Hempenstall obert, blacksmith Hepson Robert, laborer Jennison Reuben, teacher + Johnston Alexander, farmer Kenedy Mathew, laborer Lund Richard, M.D.LUCAS JOHN S., general merchant McDougall Thomas, tinsmith McKay William, M.D.Mathers James M., waggonmaker Moartee John, shoemaker Patterson John, farmer Patterson William, farmer Reeve Thomas, potter Schultz August, porter Sloan Henry, postmaster, waggonmaker and blacksmith Sloan James, blacksmith Sloan John, farmer Werner Clark, carpenter Whiteman rev.Thomas, Presbyterian Wilson Lambert, farmer Wilson Wellington, farmer CHURCHVILLE\u2014A village on the river Credit, township of Toronto, county of Peel.Distant trom Brampton, the county town, 4} miles, from Malton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 8} miles, fare 406.: from Toronto 26 miles.Mail duily.l\u2019opulation about 200.Allen Samuel, cooper Allen William, cooper Alpha flour and saw mills, K.Chisholm Co, proprietors Anderson Alexander shinglemaker Anderson Mrs.Eliza beth, wid Argue Abraham, saddler Atchinson John, proprietor American hotel Bransly Francis, farmer Burns John, teamster Burns William, farmer Calder Asn, carpenter Chisholm K + & Go, residence Brampton, proprietors Alpha Hour and saw mills Jhureh Mrs.Harriet, wid Orange CLIFFORD THOMAS, general merchant Clou Richard, farmer olby Mrs., wid William Douglas John, farmer fogarty Thomas A, carriagemaker Fraser Jolin, carpenter Han Fletcher, farmer Hall Levi S., farmer North \\ DOMINION 269 DIRECTORY.Hall Zalman, blacksmith Hardy William, blacksmith Ingram Matthias, farmer Juice Maurice, blacksmith Letty Edward, shoemaker McClure James, jun., farmer McClure James, sen.farmer McHugh John, farmer MellIWain Joseph, weaver Madden John, farmer Madden Richard, carpenter Manes George, tailor Manes John, mason and farmer Manes Thomas, tailor Marchment John, laborer Marshman John, jun., laborer Marshman John, sen., laborer Marshman Luke, laborer Marshman William, laborer Morton James, butcher North American hotel, John Atchinson, proprietor Ostrander George, blacksmith Pointer J.E.& R., tanners Pointer Jas.E,, of J.E.& R.Pointer, postmaster Pointer Richard, of J.E.& R.Pointer Reeve John T., farmer Snowden Mrs.Christina, wid Temple Eddy, shoemaker Todd Oliver, gardener Trew Samuel, teacher Wilson John, farmer Anthony CLACH A N\u2014 A small village in the township of Aldborough,county of Elgin.Distant from Bothwell, a station of the Great Western railway.6 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 100.Kennedy Daniel, school teacher Kennedy John, farmer Love Robert, weaver McColl Duncan, J.P., farmer McDonald Roderick, tailor McKillop John, reeve McLarty Neil, farmer McLeod Archibald, shoemaker McLeod Murdock; farmer McPhail Alexander, farmer McPhail Duncan, postmaster, storekeeper *CLATREVILLE\u2014A village in the township of Etobicoke, county of York.Distant from Malton.a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles.From Toronto 17 miles.fare 60c.Mail daily.Population about 200, Armstrong Christopher, tollkeeper Bell Thomas, postmaster Bowman James, farmer Brown George, farmer Burns Martin, saddler Benton William, farmer Claireville hotel, Patrick Smyth, proprietor Crone William N., builder Delahaye Alcide, M.D.Delahaye John P., J.P, farmer Downey Edward, miller Duck J onathan, tailor Elerly James, tailor Hewgill Daniel, auctioneer, framer Lawrence John R., farmer Linton John, postmaster, storekeeper Linton Wilson, farmer MeKay James, M.D.Moody John, farmer O'Donnell James, laborer Porter Tompson, farmer Porter William, farmer Smith William, blacksmith Smyth Patrick, proprietor Claireville hotel * The post office is called Humber.Cau-CLA .Thomas Henry, farmer Treadgold Manton, teacher Ward Thomas, shoemaker Watson William, farmer Wallis William A.reeve, farmer Wiesmore C.H., painter Wiley Mrs.Rebecca, wid John Wilkes Robinson, tailor Wolff Charles, cabinetmaker CLAREMONT-\u2014A village in the township ot Pickering, county of Ontario.It is in the middle of a well settledand v- v fertile agricultural country.Distant 1.m Whitby, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 16 miles.from Toronto 30 miles.Mail daily.Population about 500.Atkinson Thomas, carriagemaker Baptist church, rev.John Cameron.minister Bell Joseph Brett Robert, tanner Bundy Alfred, painter Bundy George, cabinetmaker Bundy Joshua, tinsmith Bundy Samuel, carpenter Burdy William, tinsmith , Burke Thomas, mason Cameron rev.John, Baptist Canada Presbyterian church, William Peattie, minister Coates John, laborer Collins William, farrier Cooper James, hotelkeeper Cooper William, blacksmith Darby George, of Michell & Darby rev.Digby James, saddler Digby James, jun., auctioneer Digby Miss \u2014, milliner Digby Philip, harnessmaker Dunn Thomas Dowswell William, carriage Eldon Robert.storekeeper and issue: of marriage licences Forfar John, joiner Gentle Richard, mason Gerow George, pumpmaker Gerow John, carpenter Gerow Jonathan Gerow Walter, carpenter Gibbons Thomas, laborer Gunn Mrs.\u2014, dressmaker Hall Miss Selina, dressmaker Hall Robert, M.D.Johnston Thomas, tailor Leeper William, farmer Lindsay James, laborer Lumley William, painter McClausland David, blacksmith McDonald Graham, weaver McNab Duncan, of J.& D.McNab McNAB J.& D., dealers in dry goods,.groceries, provisions, crockery, hardware, medicines, bats, caps, boots, ready-made clothing, &c.McNab John M,, of J.& D.McNab.postmaster McPherson William, storekeeper Mark Francis, laborer Mark William, laborer Mechian William, farmer Michell & Darby, storekeepers Michell John C., of Michell & Darby.grist mill Middleton rev.Eli, Primitive methodist Milne William, M.D.Mitchell Alexander, mason Mitchell Mrs.Jane, milliner Mitchell William H., conveyancer Morgan Alexander, blacksmith Murray Mrs.Louisa, wid Thomas Palmer Benjamin S., shoemaker Palmer David, carriagemaker Palmer John, shoemaker Palmer John, jun., shoemaker OLA-CLA DOMINION 270 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE 0p Palmer Shackle, shoemaker Patterson James, carpenter Patterson John, carpenter Peattie rev.William, Canada presbyterian Peters Henry S., school teacher Primitive methodist church, rev.Eli Middleton, minister Rawson John, mason Reith William, shoemaker Russell Charles, miller RUSSELL JAMES, manufacturer of odtmeal, split peas and pot barley Russell Mrs.Elizabeth, wid George Sharrard Sylvanus W.Spencer William, waggonmaker Strachan David Taylor Alexander, shoemaker Taylor Dugald, shoemaker Thompson Henry, blacksmith Thompson Mrs.Jean, milliner Thompson Thomas, mason Watson William, tailor CLARENCE\u2014A village on the Ottawa river, township of Clarence, county of Russell.Montreal Telegraph Co, has an office here.Distant from Ottawa 26 miles, fare 75¢.; from Montreal 95 miles, farce by steambuat 8; by mail carrier 81.50; ferry to Thurso 25c.Mail daily.Population about 150.Babou Louis, farmer Cameron Miss Catherine, school teacher Cloutier Joseph, laborer EDWARDS GEORGE, reeve, general store and telegraph office Edwards William, J.P., land agent Erskine James, carpenter Fournier Joseph, laborer Mathews Henry, farmer Minard Louis, blacksmith MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, George Edwards, manager Ramage John, J.P., farmer Ripley Charles J., blacksmith Robert Charles, laborer Robillard Guillaume, laborer Roe George B., farmer Roe Robert A, farmer Sheriff Andrew, sen., Sheriff Jumes, farmer St, Louis Jean, laborer Surtees Charles, assessor Surtees Cuthbert, temperance house Surtees James, farmer Surtees John, farmer Thornton James, farmer Tucker Stephen, & Son, lumber dealers and storekeepers Tytler John, J.P., farmer Wilson Thomas, postmaster, township treasurer, storekeeper Woodley Richard, constable, temperance house CLARENCE CRKEK\u2014A village in the township of Clarence, county of Russell, Distant from Ottawa 80 iniles, Mail bi-weekly.Population about 150.Beaucamp Noé, farmer Beauchamp Octave, farmer Baulne Gabriel L., laborer Baulne Joseph, farmer Boucher rev.Onésime, R.catholic Charbonneau E., farmer Charbonneau Joseph, farmer Charbonneau Jules, laborer Charbonneau Julien, farmer Charest Israel, tanner Charette Israël, farmer Clouthier Hyacinthe, jun., laborer Clouthier Hyacinthe, sen., laborer Cloutier Sévére, laborer David Ovide, blacksmith Diotte Félix, farmer Fernette Joseph, mason Guindon Damase, laborer Labelle Joseph, farmer Labonte Joseph, farmer Lacusse Félix, laborer Lamoureux Charles, farmer Lamoureux Godefroy, laborer Landriau Miss Philomène, school teacher Lavesque Félix, farmer Maisonneuve Pierre, constable Ménard Moise, laborer Mesnard Frangois X., farmer Mesnard Léandre, farmer Perrin Pierre, storekeeper Pillon Damase, carpenter Raiche Stanislas G.A.postmaster, storekeeper Thivierge Alphonse, farmer CLARKSBEU &G\u2014A village on Beaver river, one mile from where it empties itself into the Georgian Bay, township of Collingwood county of Grey.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an oflice here.Distant from Thornbury, 1 mile, from Meaford, 9 miles, from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 14 miles, fare 50c.; from Owen Sound, the county town, 28 miles, fare $1.25¢.Mail daily.Population about 30.Albery Robert, saddler APPLEBY REV.T.H., M.A, ch of England, ageut Citizens Insurance Co.of Canada Bark Edward, wheelwright Calverley John, carpenter Campbell & Hunter, storekeepers Campbell Jas., of Campbell & Hunter CITIZENS INSURANCE CO.OF CANADA, rev.T.H.Appleby, agent Dickson James, cooper Drake George, laborer Fraser Hugh, weaver Goggin William, farmer Hamilton Robert, storekeeper Hassard Francis, hotelkeeper Hinds Thomas, shoemaker Hogg Nicholas,blacksmith and waggon- maker Hunt Robert, M.B.HUNTER WALTER, of Campbell & Hunter, postmaster, agent Montreal Telegraph Co., and conveyancer Keast Thomas, blacksmith Keiser Peter, laborer Kitch Thomas, farmer Leroy Francis, hotelkeeper\u2019 Leroy John, storekeeper Lett 8, M.D.Little William, carpenter Lyne Henry, storekeeper Marsh W.J.McCausland John, waggonmaker McMahon Isaiah, druggist McMaster J., farmer Miller Allen, farmer Miller David, blacksmith Moore William, of T.Tyson & Co.MONTREAL TELEGRAPH 0O., Walter Hunter, agent O'Hair Dennis, laborer O'Hair Michael, laborer Roberts Eli, laborer Rorke Joseph, notary public Rowe Peter, furmer Shears George, carpenter Shrieley S., blacksmith Sparling Richard, plasterer Standard Life Assurance Co.of Edin- burg, Walter Hunter, agent Stephens Robert, tinsmith Turnbull William, storekeeper Tyson Thomas, & Co., woollen mills Tyson W.L., flouring mills Upton Joseph, of T.Tyson & Co.Walker Alfred, storekeeper Western Assurance Co.of Toronto Walter Hunter, agent \u2019 * CLARKSVILLE\u2014 À village in the township of Tecumseh, county of Shncoe Distant from Bradford, n station of the Northern railway, 12 mils, fare 60c,; from Toronto 47 miles.Mail daily.Popu- Intion about 200.Aiken Ashley, of Aiken & Dickson AIKEN & DICKSON, dealers in dry goods, groceries, provisions, clothing, &c.Bennett Thomas, wenver Clarksville hotel, Mrs.Mary School- craft, proprietor Conklin A.J., carpenter Craig Scott, plasterer Dickson Wm.H., of Aiken & Dickson Dunn Francis, carpenter Evans Selby, farmer Forsyth David, pumpmaker Fry Henry, painter Hammill Francis, blacksmith Huffman James, saddler Irwin John, waggonmaker JONES DAVID A., postmaster and dealer in lumber Latimer Francis, carpenter Mustard James, farmer New Dominion hotel, proprietor Owens Isaac, cooper Reed Arthur, waggonmaker Riddell James, farmer Root William, farmer Ross George, proprietor new Dominion hotel Schoolcraft Mrs.Mary, wid John, proprietress Clarksville hotel SILVESTER HENRY, dealer in dry goods, groceries, provisions, hardware Smith John, proprietor saw and stave mills Sprole Robert, saw mill Stephens F.S., clerk of court and con- veyancer Stevenson John, bootmaker Tench Chs.R., agricultural implements Train Amos, shingle factory Train William, saw mills Whiteside William N., M.D.CLAUDE \u2014A village in the township of Chinguacousy, county of Peel.Distant from Brampton, a station of the Grand \u2018Trunk railway, 10 miles, fare 40c.; from Toronto 30 miles, Mail daily.Population about 100.Campbell James, furmer Caslor lliram, saw and grist mill Clunis Alexander, blacksmith Croal rev, R.M, Presbyterian Dougherty George, luborer Embree David, clerk at J.Embree EMBREE JOJIN, postmaster, general merchant Faed Mrs.Mary Lewis Joseph, waggonmaker Manning Henry, tavernkeeper McBride Daniel, farmer McCollum Peter T., farmer McKechnie Neil, farmer Robinson Charles, M.D.Robinson George, farmer Robinson George, farmer Ross Joseph, tailor Smith John, farmer George Ross, OLA Y'TON\u2014A village on the Indian river, township of Rumsay, county of Lanark.During tho greater part of the year there is fir water powor, Here, ns Well ns nt other points on tho river, * The post office 1s called Teoumseh, 1 Formerly called Bellamy's Mills. ONTARIO] \u201cover ills and fuctories have been several mills ant from Almonte, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 10 miles, fare Bc; trom Perth, Brook ; Sand Poin , ; ea miles.Mai tri-weckly.Populu- tion about 250.Banning Ozias, postmaster, storekeeper Bellamy Edward, farmer Belton Charles, sawyer .is Di, tuiloresses Belton Misses Ihiza & Ann, Blair Edward, carpenter .Blair Timothy, farmer nud carding mill Bolger Justus, carpenter Bryson Jas.Taso k Bussey John F., shoemaker COULTER TUOMAS , hotelkeeper, commissioner for tuking affidavits, issuer of marriage licenses, convey- ancer, &c.Cram Henry, waggonmaker Dickson Mrs.Esther, wid James, storekeeper DRUMMOND DANIEL, lumber manufacturer and grist mill Drummond John, mill owner Foley Timothy & Thomas, mill owners Foster Edward, farmer and shoemker Gemmill John, jun., innkeeper Gemmill John, sen.Gibbs Miss Kate, milliner \u2018Giles R.W., blacksmith Hogan Patrick, tailor Hunter J.& A., woollen factory Lalonde F.X., cooper Letang Edward, cooper McClary Jumes, planing mills McDonald ALR, blacksmith McKay Robert, blacksmith McLean J.G., teacher McNeil Charles, tanner MeNeil George, tanner McWilliams Hugh, blacksmith McWilliams Joseph, farmer Mallory Henry, carpenter MARRIAGE LICENSES, Thomas Coulter, issuer Shane John, shoemaker Smith James, wheelwright Smith William, mill owner Watt Daniel, cabinetmaker Waugh Andrew, clerk Wilson Robert, miller CLEAR CREEK \u2014A village on Clear Creck, Lake Lrie, township of Houghton, county of Norfolk.Distant from Port Rowan 8 miles, from Simcoe, the county town, 80 miles, fare 81.50: from Ingersoll, a, sajon of, the reat oy estern railway.= wiles, fare $2; from Toronto 110 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Allen James H., collector and farmer Becker Christian, farmer Becker Ephraim, farmer Becker Isaiah, farmer Becker Joseph, farmer Becker Philip, farmer Biddle Robert H., storekeeper Bridgeman T.R, E., agent and auction.cer Bridgman Jonathan, J.P, postmaster Brow Abrabar, farmer uchner Osias, farmer Chamberlin Thomas, reeve, marriage licenses verett Peter, farmer Tolger rev, 8, W., Baptist Fuller Jared, farmer Fuller Stephen, farmer Haskins Hymenug, laborer Johnson J pou pl, farmer prycock Jot ers, lumbormen ayeock Hartley, of Laycock Brothers Laycock John, of Laycock Brothers A-onch Alfred, blacksmith lillard Henry, farmer issuer of DOMINION 271 DIRECTORY.Millard Jesse, farmer Millard Mahlon, sailor Migner Andrew, J.P., farmer.mil owner Misner Horatio, farmer Misner Isaac, farmer Mitchner Simeon, farmer Moore Daniel, farmer Parker William, carpenter Pierce Thomas, bailiff, carpenter Pierce Warren, carpenter Stephens William, blacksmith Treadwell rev.William, Baptist White Moses W., J.P., assessor Williams Henry, farmer Willis Henry, farmer CLEARVILLE\u2014A village in the town- ehip of Orford, county of Kent, electoral division of Bothwell,\u201d Distant from Both- well, a station of the Great Western railway, 15 miles, from Thamesville 18 miles, from Chatham 30 miles, fare £1.25.Mail daily.l\u2019opulatiou about 150.Burry William, farmer, warehouse Canada house, John L.Smith, proprietor Duncan Miss E., school teacher Gibson Charles, grist mill HENRY GEURGE, storekeeper London Charles, cabinetmaker McFarlane Neal, blacksmith McKellar Duncan, carpenter McKinley Dougal, tailor McTagart Daniel, tailor Ridley Edward H., J.P.Robinson Robert, stockdealer Ruthven Archibald, carpenter Smith Demster, farmer Smith John L., proprietor Canada house Smith Railington, farmer Stokes Robert, farmer WATSON HENRY, postmaster.general store CLIFFORD thriving village on the Elora and Southampton road, close on the corners of the counties of Wellington, Huron, Bruce snd Grey, township of Minto, north riding of the county of Wellington.It contains saw and grist mills, woollen and cabinet factories, tanneries and founderies.Presbyterian and New Connexion methodist chureles, and is the centre of a fine agricultural country.Distant from Harriston 61 miles, fare 25¢ : from Walkerton 16 miles, fare S7ic.: from LElora 34 miles, fare 81.624¢c.: from Guelph, a station of the Grand Trunk railway 47 miles, fare 82.12.Mail daily.Population about 650.Allan Absalom 5, of McDonald & Co.American hotel, George McDonald, proprietor Andrews Jos., blacksmith and waggon- maker Arnott John, wageonmaker Beck Frederick, tanner Biggar John, moulder BROWN FRANCIS, of Brown & Howes.postmaster, proprietor Clifford hotel and farmer Brown Frank.clerk BROWN & HOWES, saw mill owners Bullock Noah, commissioner Caldwell Robert, J.P., farmer Campbell Archibald, tailor Campbell James, hostler Campbell Walter, clerk Carter Thomas, M.D.Christman John, clerk Clark Thomas, clerk CLIFFORD HOTEL, Francis Brown.proprietor Cook Robert A.Broprictor Commercial hotel .Crandell Byron, M.D.Duggan James, carpenter Duggan Richard.butcher CLA-CL, DULMAGE ANSON, commissioner in B.R., conveyancer, agent for Freehold and Permanent Building and Savings socicty, and fer Canada Life Assurance Co, issuer of marriage licenses and land agent, &c.DULMAGE JACOB BH, countillor, general merchant and grain dealer Dulmage Mrs.A., milliner Embury Baird, carpenter and cooper Feather John, clerk Finck Casper, cabinet factory Fisk Edward.plasterer Fraser Andrew, saw mill hand French Charles, teams\u2018er Fretwell John, laborer Frood Thomas.druggist, photographer and statiorer Gibson Edward T., tailor Graf Frederick W., shoemaker Gray William, baker Hallead James.carpenter Harrison Thelisimer, produce dealer HILLHOUSE JOHN, tinsmith, dealer in stoves, ploughs, &e.Hinsperger Paul, proprietor Western hotel and farmer Howes Joshua, of Brown & Howes Lawrie Franklin, engineer McCallum John, tailor McCann Logan, woollen factory McDONALD & CO:, dealers in dry goods, groceries.provisions, hardware, crockery, boots and shoes, and patent medicines McDonald George, of McDonald & Co., grist mill and proprietor American hotel McEachern Brothers.general merchants MeEachern Donald.of McEachern Brothers McEachern Duncan.of McEachern Brothers McJanet James, miller Mallaby James J., blacksmith Mathieson George.engineman Mever William, tinsmith Mollison David grocer Morgan Robert H., blacksmith Powell Jobn, blacksmith Robinson Joseph B, harnessmaker Rose James.shoemaker Rossel Edward, carpenter Russell James, saw mill hand Smith Charles.clerk Smith Miss Kate.milliner Sparrow Sylvester, carpenter Switzer Jacob, of Walton & Switzer Taylor George, clerk Taylor John.blacksmith Thomas William, laborer Waiters William, gardener Walton Kenneth M.of Walton & Switzer.waggonmaker and wheelwright Walton & Switzer, foundry owners Watson Tole, painter Weber Jacob, hotelkeerer and butcher | Western hotel.Paul Hinsperger, pro- bo prietor \"Wright Joseph B., teamster saddler and + CLIFTON\u2014 An incorporated town on © the west bank of the Niagara river, town- | ship of Stamford, county of Welland.It is situated at the celebrated suspension bridge, which crosses the river about one mile\u201d below the historically known Niagara Falls, and which connects Western Canada with the State of New York by railway.This bridge is said to be one of the most scientific public works on the continent.It is suspended 250 foet above the river, from towers 75 feet in height, {by means of four wire cables, each 10 | inches in diameter: the distance between CLIFTON.DOMINION 272 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF the towers being 822 fest.The total length of wire in these cables is computed at 4,000 miles.Tnere are two roadways, one above the othur, tho upper one being exclusively for railways, having three different guages laid down, the lower one for carriages, pedestrinns, &e, Here is Barnett's World renowned museum, Ac knowledged by connoisseurs to be the choicest eollection of relies contained by any similar establishinent in Canada, This town is rapidly rising into first in- \u2018The exports ure larger here other port in Ontario, and the imports and \u201ctrade senerally ave steadily increasing, Iu the year 1868, 8,230 gallons of petroleum or carth oils, 2,002 mille of shingles, 2,721 horned cattle, 11,135 sheep, 1,673 swine, 533,905 1bs.of wool, and 140,033 bushels of rrain were exported from this ).ce.The scenery in the vicinity is grand And imposing, especinlly near the whirlpool, which is situated at a bend of the river about a mile below the town, Mou- treat and Dominion Telegraph Companies have oflices here, and the former Company opens an office at tiv Clifton House during the summer months.This place is the enstern terminusot the Great Western railway, which connects with the railways in the State of New York, to all arts of the American continent.The Erie and Niagara railway which connects with the Toronto steamers at Niagara also passes through the town, an has a station liere.Distant from Niagara 13 miles, from St Catharives 13 miles, from Buffalo, in the State of New York, 33 miles, from Toronto 80 miles, from Windsor, the western terminus of the Great Western railway, 229 miles, from Montreal 416 miles.Mail daily.Population about 3,5! Alford William, G.W.R.AMERICAN HOTEL, E.M.Bromley, proprietor American Merchants Union Express Co., H.E.Woodford, agent Ashby William, G.W.R.Atwood James W., carpenter Atwood Miss Emma, nilliner Bampfield James, proprietor refreshment room G.W.R.Barge William, G.WR.Barnes William, G.W.R.Barnett Colonel Sidney, proprietor Canadian Indian store and photographer, The Falls Barnett Thomas, proprietor museum and photographer, The Falls Bartholomew John, G.W.R.Bayfield Frederick, G.W.R.Bell rev.George, B.A.Presbyterian Bell William, G.W.R.Benders Cave saloon, Mrs.Sarah Hub- bert, proprietress, The Falls Bender Philip, farmer Bennet Nathaniel J., watchmaker Benze Matthew, mason Beswick Isaac, G.W.R.Bigger Alanson, plumber, The Falls Bigger Haggai, farmer BIGGER MRS.H.C., manufacturer of Indian feather fans Binkley William, grocer Blakemore Arthur, G.W.R.Blount David, G.W.R.Bowen Cornelius, teamster Bowen John, butcher Bowen Uriah, feed and flour store Bower John, tailor Brennan John, tailor Brennan Mrs.Mary, wid Britton Charles, barber Bromley Daniel H., of Bromley & Shears BROMLEY ELIAS M, of J.S.Hanes & Co., proprietor American hotel Bromley & Shears, proprietors Clifton house Brown Henry, G.W.R.Brown John, laborer portance.han at any 's Brown Joseph P., customs clerk Bryce John, clerk, Tunis & Co.Brundage James T., proprietor Indian Bazaar, The Falls Brunskinn Parsse, laborer Brydges Ephraim, carpenter G.W.R.Buckley Morton M, innkeeper Buckley William P., news depot Bull Charles, G.W.R.Burk Edward, G.W.R.Burns Jumes N., grocer Bush John T., farmer, The Falls Butters Thomas, GW.R.Campbell James, G.W.R.Canadian Indian store, colonel Sidney Barnett, proprictor Cannon John E., landing waiter Canter Joseph, shoemaker Canven John, laborer Carnabam Andrew, sash and door fne- tory, The Falls Carter James, G.W.R.Carter Richard M.Caulkins Miss Helen, school teacher Caulkins William, cheese maker Chadwick Miss Jane, school teacher Chambers Mrs.Sarah, wid James Chapman George, GWR Clark Geo.W., proprietor Elgin hotel Clark Stephen, G.W.R.Clark William, grocer Clifton house, with sub post office during summer, Bromley & Shears, proprietors Connolly Patrick, G.W.R.Connolly Thomas, G.W.R.Cook Crysler, G.W.R.Cook Haggai, G.W.R.Cook Mrs.Annie Cook Mrs.Deliah, wid Josiah Coulson John, baker Coulthurst Alcimus, clerk Crosby Warren, carpenter Crysler Harmonius, farmer Cummings John, innkeeper, The Falls Davis Charles, photographer, The Falls Davis Edward, photographer, The Falls Davis Mrs.Saul, Indian curiosities and fancy gaods, The Falls Davis William, laborer DENNIS JOHN S., proprietor Head Quarters saloon Dolan John, G.W.R.Dominion Telegraph Co., E.M.Brom- ley, operator Doo y Martin, G.W.R.Dougherty John, laborer Doughner Michael, laborer Dowle Richard, G.W.R.Drew John, railroad contractor Drew Thomas, magon Dufty Patrick, innkeeper Duncan George, G.W.R.Duncan William, G.W.R.Egan Patrick, G.W.R.Elgin hotel, George W.Clark, proprietor Ellis larry, laborer Flanigan Christopher, livery stables Flynn Charles, bridge tender Flynn Michael, G.W.R.Flynn Peter, G.W.R.Forbes George D., United States vice consul Fralick George, brakeman G.W.R.Francis John, G.W.R.Frizel James, G.W.R.Fry Jacob, sawyer Fry Mrs.Christina, grocer Turness Richard, conductor G.W.R.Gardner William, chief of police Gibson Michael, G.W.R.Gillespie Donald, laborer Glynn Patrick, G.W.R.(Goodes Thomas, shoemaker Graham Frederick 11, innkeeper Grant Peter, G.W.R, Grassick Charles, fireman G.W.R.Gray Axexander, G.W.1t, Green John, GW.Guerin Robert, clerk GoW.IR.Gunn Henry J., G.W.R.Gunn Robert, G.W.R.Hall Charles, telegraph operator Hall John, luborer Hall Paterson, G.W.IR.Hall Ralph, ticket clerk G.W.R, Hanes G.8, & Co., brolcera Hanes George S., of G.S.Hnnes & Cu.Harrison Thomas Harrison Willinm, G.W.R.HEAD QUARTERS, SALOON, wines, liquors, cigars and oysters in every style, cold lunches, &c., J.S.Dennis, proprietor Henderson George, bridge gate keeper Henderson George, town clerk Henderson Mrs.Margaret, wid Joseph, rocery Hiflisheim Samuel, G.W.R.Holt John, G.W.R.Hooey David G., assistant telegraph operator Hope William, carpenter Hopkins Michael, laborer Howe Edward, G.W.R.Hubbert Mrs.Sarah, wid David, proprietress Benders Cave saloon, The Falls Hughes William, laborer .Indian bazaar, James T'.Brundage, proprietor Johnson John, laborer Johnson Joseph, G.W.R.Jones John B., innkeeper Jones William Martin,United States consul, bds at American hotel Kehoe Mrs.Bridget, wid James, grocery Kelly Charles M., landing waiter, bds at American hotel Kelly James, laborer Kelly Michael, laborer Kerr Collin, carpenter Law Reuben, general store Lawson Mitchel, G.W.R.Leary Daniel, clerk Leary James, laborer Lefler Washington D., carpenter Leggett Wm.,, J.P, collector of customs Lewis Zena B, proprietor Clifton water Liddle George, surveyor of customs Life Association of Scotland, W.W.Woodruff, agent Lismore Charles, pensioner Locke Mrs.Julia, wid William, grocery Lundy Benjamin C., commission merchant Lundy James R., waggonmaker Lynch Dennis, G.W.R.McAndrew Michael, G.W.R.McDowell Henry, farmer McGarr John, G.W.R.McGlone John, laborer McGlone John J., night operator McGregor William, G.W.R, MeHard John A., G.W.R.Melntyre John, confectioner McKee Thomas, car department G.W.R.McLachlin Mrs.Bridget, wid McLnughlin Thomas, customs officer at Olifton Suspension bridge, The Falls MeLean Donald, G.W.R.McMahon Maurice, night walchman G.W.R.MeMicking Jumes R., G.W.R.McMurray Jumes, clerk McMurray William, G.W.R.McNiven Dugald, G.W.R.telegraph | | ONTARIO.] McNulty James, G.W.R.Magrat colonel Thos.waiter Maloney Timothy, grocer Simon, farmer MARRIAGE LICENSES, Henry Preston, issuer Martin Matthew, G.W.R.Mastin George W., butcher Merrall & Co., planing mill , Merrall John, of Merrall & Co.MENZIE E.ANDREW, farmer .Menzie Myron A., farmer Milne Charles, G.W.R.Mitchell James, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH Co.P.Neilson, agent Mullime Mrs.Margaret, boarding house Murphy Thomas, architeet Murray John, bridge gate keeper Murray Thomas, G.W.R.Museum hotel, Remau Noble, proprietor, The Falls Nealy John, G.W.R.Neil John, brakeman G.W.R.Neilly Thomas, laborer NEILSON PETER, station master G.W.R., and agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Newison Mrs.Robert, boarding house Noble Beman, proprietor Museum hotel, The Falls O'Brian William, G.W.R.Oliver James W., M.DO'Neil James, laborer (O'Neil John, G.W.R.O'Rourke John, laborer Pattinson Mrs.Jane, wid Isaac, dressmaker Paver Christopher, G.W .R.Peckham John R., G.W.R.Perry Robert, laborer Pew Walter, G.W.R.Phemister William, G.W.R.Preston Frederick J., mayor, grocer Preston Henry, commissioner in B.R., broker, issuer of marriage licenses, and customs broker Price Frederick, laborer Quinlan James, school teacher Quinn Philip, laborer Ramage Mrs.Helen, wid Andrew Rankin John, mason - Ratcliffe James, engincer G.W.R.Richard James, G.W.R.Riggs Thomas, car inspector G.W.R.Robertson John, G.W.R.Robinson Chs., pyrotechnist, The Falls Robinson Robert, school teacher Rogers Henry, customs officer Rosli Gaspert, proprietor, Rosli's hotel Rosl?\u2019s hotel, Guspert Rosli, proprietor Ross Alanson Ross James, laborer Ross John owe John, Suspension bridee tender The Tall pension bridge tender, Ryan Thomas, G.W.R.Shafer George, pedlar RL Suspension bridge tender, hears Samuel, of Bromley & 8 Smallhorn Thomas, mr Shears Sieaton John, customs officer Sein Mrs.Amelia, wid Charles, grocery sens James, G.W.R.ewart Willium, libon St Mrs.Wii VOTE Strachan Robert, grocer Sturdy Joseph, agent for Tunis & Co Sutton Richard, clerk G.W.R ' Taylor George W or Thomas Edward, W., landing ny wid John, ., Teeve W.R.DOMINION 273 DIRECTORY.Thomking William R., baker Thompson Joseph, G.W.R.Thom son Robert, freight conductor W.R.Thompson William Thomson David L., G.W.R.Thomson Thomas, G.W.R.Tossell William, soda water maker TUNIS & CO., wholesale news dealers and booksellers Tunis William E., of Tunis & Co.Vandersluis Joseph, artist Wallace Andrew, flour and feed store Wallwork Thomas, grocer Ward Mrs.Caroline M., wid Jacob, dry goods Ward Samuel, fireman G.W.R.Watson Walter A., saloon, The Falls Waugh John H., of Merrall & Co.Whitaker Thomas, G.W.R.Whitty James, saloonkecper Willey Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William Williams James, G.W.R.Willis Henry, clerk Wilson Robert, hackman Wilson Thomas, general store Woodford Henry E., agent A.M.U.Express Co.Woodrow John, clerk, bds at American hote Woodruff Walter William, postmaster, merchant and insurance agent Wright George, G.W.R.Wright Joshua G., mail agent Young Thomas, G.W.R.Young William, of Merrall & Co.Ziph Florran, waggonmaker CLINTON\u2014An incorporated village at the junction of the townships of Hullett.Tuckersmith and Goderich, county of Huron.This place has grown rapidly within the last few years, and still continues to increase.Large quantities of grin and all kinds of country produce are brought to this market.Toe traffic receipts at Clinton station are said to be more than half those of the 14 stations from Brant- ford to Buffalo.Clinton has many large mills and factories, a+ well as numerous handsome and well filled stores.It is fast becoiugagreatbusinesscentre There is a large Salt well in operation, which yields, on an av-rage over 200 ! arrels per diem, and another well has been sunk, and twenty feet of pure salt penetrated, and will be in use in a short time.The Huron road passes throuzh this village.It is a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch ofthe Grand Trunk railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has au oflice here.Distant from Goderich 13 miles, from Stratford 32 miles, from Paris 64 miles, from Brantford 72 miles, from Buffalo 147 miles, from Toronto 120 miles.Mail duily.Population about 2000.American Express Co., J.Cunningham, agent Anderson John, mason Andrews Silas, farmer Appleton Richard, M.D.Archibald Charles E, dry goods Archibald James, dealer Barton Robert A.of Fisher & Barton Bay Andrew, provincial land surveyor Beacon Henry, shoemaker Bean John, turner Belfrey J.IL, proprietor of salt crushing and spree mills Briddlecombe Joseph, watchmaker Blair William Bowers George, painter Brown Gaorge, J.P.Brown Whi, weaver Buchanan Donald, builder Buchanan James, shoemaker Callander, Scott & Co., storekeepers Callander Robert, of Callander, Scott & CLi-CL1 Cameron Hugh, blacksmith Canada Permanent Building Society, R.Thwaites, J.P., agent Cantelon Brothers, -carriagemakers Cassels Mark, contractor Caulfield rev.Hans, ch of England Cavan Peter, clerk Chidley George, chemist Chidley Joseph, of M.McTaggart & Co.Clinton flour mill, James Fair, proprietor Clinton hotel, William Rattenbury, pro- rietor CÉINTON NEW ERA, weekly, annual subscription $1.50; Robert Matheson, B.A., editor and publisher Clinton Salt Co, MeGarva, Combe & Co., managers Coats Robert Coats William, storekeeper Cole Henry, M.D.Cole Henry W., of Evans & Cole Combe James H., chemist Commander Charles R., dry goods Commercial hotel, Mrs.Patterson, proprietress Cook Walter, sash and door factory Core William, constable Counter Charles, tanner Cruikshank Charles, shoemaker Cunningham John, dealer Davis Silas, of Searle & Davis Dayment Charles, carpenter Dzihl George, cabinetmaker Dickinson David, cooper DINSLEY JOHN, proprietor Royal hotel and livery stables Dinno John, butcher Doan O.S., tanner DOBIE GEORGE C.,dealer in groceries, wines, spirits, crockery and glassware - Doherty William, cabinetmaker Drumm Mrs., wid John Ellicott George, fireman Elliott Alexander, clerk Evans & Cole, brewers Evans Henry, of Evans & Cole Fair James, proprietor Clinton Hour mill Fair Thomas, postmaster Farmer's hotel, James Ross, proprietor Farran William W., clerk Division court Fisher Allan S., of Fisher & Barton Fisher & Barton, dealers Fisher John, of Fisher & Barton Forbes John, millwright Foster & Morley, woollen mill Foster Thomas R., of Foster & Morley Gillbard John, glassware Gillbings Jonas, farmer Glasgow, McPherson & Co., foundry Graham rev.William, Wesleyan GRANT PETER, inventor and sole manufacturer of Grant's patent excelsior hay forks Grassick & Twitchell, saddlers Grassick Wm., of Grassick & Twitchell Greenwood John, of Foster & Morley Grigg E., foreman in New Era office Grigg Joseph, carpenter Grige William, blacksmith Hale Horatio, conveyancer Harland Brothers, stoves and tinware Harland John T., of Harland Brothers Harland William S., of Harland Brothers Hartt Charles A., solicitor Hillier Charles, blacksmith Hines William H., produce merchant Hodgins John, of Irwin & Hodgins Holmes Edmund, stationer Holmes William T., of Lesslie & Holmes Honey John, photographer Co.21 Cur-CoB Hovey Charles, engincer Hovey Matthias, of Glasgow, McPherson Co.Howson James, auctioneer Huron mills, W.Hutton, proprietor Hutton William, proprietor Huron mills Irvin John, carpenter ' Irving William, lumber merchant Irwin & Hodgins, dealers Irwin Richard, of Irwin & Hodgins Jackson John, shoemaker Jackson Thomas, tailor John Thomas, plasterer Johns & Menzies, cabinetmakers Johns Thomas, of Johns & Menzies Johnson Anger, carpenter Johnson John B., grocer Johnson Robert, livery stable Johnson William James, stage owner Jones Stephen, butcher Kent Henry, produce merchant King Donald R.painter Knox Thomas, grocer Lane Thomas, proprietor Railway hotel Lavin John, fireman Lavin Thomas, waggonmalker Lee Roger, saddler Lesslie John, of Lesslie & Holmes Lesslie & Holmes, carriagemakers Little William, builder Lockwood John, clerk Lough Matthew, agent Royal Canadian bank Luttrell Alexander, baker Lyons Henry, carpenter McAlpin John A.McConnell William, bailiff MeCrimmon Malcolm, laborer McCuaig rev.Finlay, Canada Presbyterian McCullough George, dealer McCullough George McOUTCHEON WILLIAM J., proprietor Prince of Wales hutel McGarva, Combe & Co, managers © Clinton Salt Co.MeGarva John, grocer Mcllaffie William, traveller McMillan William, manager for Glasgow, McPherson & Co.McMurchic Alexander, of M.McTaggart & Co.McMurchie Duncan, M.D.McPherson Alexander, foreman McPherson Mrs., milliner McTaggart M., & Co., fanning mill manufacturers McTaggart Malcolm, of M.McTaggart & Co.Malcomson Sutherland, barrister Malloch D.M., W.M.Clinton lodge Marten William, peddlar Matheson Archibald, blacksmith MATHESON ROBERT, B.A, book and job printer, and editor of the Clinton New Era Menzies David, of Johns & Menzies Miller James, contractor Miller John, harnessmaker MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Wm, R.Watts, agent Mooney John, cattle dealer Moore Arthur T., grocer Moore James À., slation master Morley John F., of Foster & Morley Morrow Charles, reeve of Hullett Morrow David, dealer in boots and shoes Mulloy Daniel, pump factory Murray William, Clinton mills Nelles John Â., express agent Norsworthy Henry, tailor ' O?Neil Mrs., private school Patterson Robert, baker DOMINION 274 DIRECTORY.Patterson Mrs.Agnes, wid John, proprietress Commercial hotel Patton David, reeve Perrin William H., grain buyer PRINCE OF WALLS HOTIL, William J.McCutcheon, proprietor Racey James B., insurance agent Racey Robert M., hardware Railway hotel, Thomas Lane, proprietor Rance Samuel H., proprictor Royal Canadian hotel Ransford Henry, proprietor Stapleton Salt well Ransford Richard, manager Stapleton Salt well Rattenbury Isaac, J.P.Rattenbury William, proprietor Clinton hotel Reeve John, M.D.Rennicks James, blacksmith Ridout Chatles, insurance agent Ridout John, law student Roach rev.William R., Bible christian Robson Nicholas, grocer Ross James, proprietor Farmers hotel Ross John, pumpmaker Rowell William, blacksmith Royal Canadian bank, Matthew Lough, agent Royal Canadian hotel, S.II.Rance, proprietor ROYAL HOTEL AND LIVERY STABLES, John Dinsley, proprietor Rumble Frederick Salt Thomas B., moulder Saville George, carpenter Scott David, photographer Scott Hugh, of Callander, Scott & Co.Searle & Davis, tinware Searle William C., of Searle & Davis Sheppard James, grocer Sheppard James, joiner Sheppard William, grocer Smart William Smith James, merchant tailor Smith John, tailor Snowden Edward, cooper Spooner & Thomas, butchers Spooner Charles, of Spooner & Thomas Stanbury Thomas, grocer Stapleton Salt weli, i.Ransford, proprietor Stavely James Steep John, shoemaker Steep William, shoemaker Stevens Henry, builder Stevenson Thomas, cabinetmaker Straith Peter, ashery Strathy David B., dealer Sturgeon Robert, carpenter Taylor William, blacksmith Thomas T., of Spooner & Thomas Thwaites Richard, J.P., insurance agent Trowse Luke, cooper Turnbull James, M.A., Lead master Grammar school Twitchell James, of Grassick & Twit- chell Upshall John, veterinary surgeon Urquhart Daniel R., dealer Walker Henry, carpenter Walker & Smith, milliners Wallace Hugh, of Callander, Scott & Co.WATTS & CO., cliemists and druggints Watts Frederick W., of Watts & Co.WATTS WILLIAM R., agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Whiteford Daniel C., grain dealer Whiteford William, grain dealer Whitehead Josenh, M.P., mill owner WHITT FREDERICK, attorney ut law, solicitor, &c.Wilson Samuel, clerk [ProvINOE Op CLONTARF A smnll villago on the south shor - of Clear Lake, on the Opcongo rond, township ol Schastopol, county of Refnrew, Distant from Pembroke, a station of the Brockyilio fad Otte sn rail.wi, 85 miles, from San He Mail tri-weekly, « Point 44 miles Banson Thomus, farmer McDonald Alexwnder, farmer McDonald Angus, farmer McDonald James, farmer McDonald John, furmer McDonald John R., postmaster McDonald Rodorick, firmer MeDonnid Ronald, farmer Mahon Jumes, farmer Mahon William, farmer Mason George, farmer Manson James, farmer Mooran Jumes, farmer Mooran Thomas, farmer Flant X., firmer Potter Frederick, farmer Potter John, farmer Sellar Carrol, farmer Shaughnessy P.O., farmer Telanber Carrol, farmer CLOVER HILL\u2014A village partly in the township ot Issa.partly in that of Tecumseth, county of Simcoe.Distant from Gilford.n station of the Northern railway, 10 miles, fure 40e.; from l'oronte 52 miles, Mail daily, Population about Allen John, carpenter Brown Thomas, clerk Campbell Robert, carpenter Cobb Henry, shoemaker Davis Willlum, tavernkeeper Dinwoody George, farmer Duff John, farmer Fleming George, carpenter Gibson Frank, carpenter Graham Alexander, blacksmith Marling James, shoemaker McClain John, farmer McClain Robert McMaster Martin, waggonmaker Nixon Kobert, carpenter Ritchie Edw.5, postmaster, storekeeper Sproule Mrs.Eliza, wid Robert Stephens John, blacksmith CLOYNE\u2014A village in the township of Barrie, county of Lennox and Addington.Distant from\u201d Napanee, a station o! the Grand Trunk railway, 44 miles.Mail weekly, Population about 40.Benney Joseph, farmer Clark Bibbons, postmaster, storekeeper Dayton William, township clerk Dempsey William, councillor McMillan Daniel, carpenter Perry Bdward, recve Roy Jumes, Jb, farmer Wheeler George, laborer Wickware Alpheus P., tuvernkeeper Winters John, farmer COBDEN\u2014A small village at the head of Muskrat Lake, township of Ross, county of Renfrew, At prosent the usunl Youte from Ottawa to Pembroke 13 through this place.During the season of navigntion passengers, ater crossing tho port ge, 12 miles from Gould's linding, ake the stenmer Jason Gould, which con- vaya them to within n short distance of Pombroke Distnnt from Sund Point, the terminus of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 26 mies, fare Tho, dail tii weekly.l\u2019opulntion nbout 80.Baird Andrew, stago driver Bolton G.OC, master mariner Crawford John W., general merchant Delahey John, storekeeper Delahey Robert, storekeeper OnTARIO.] DOMINION 275 DIRECTORY.Cor-Cos Fall John ; Fitzpatrick James, engineer Grey James, laborer Henri Antoine, waggonmaker Hill John, sailor Hill Thomas, hotelkeeper McDonald John R., postmaster McFarlane Robert, wharfinger Marshall John, blacksmith Rankin John Roach James, laborer Ross John, shoemaker Smith William, stage driver Stutt Thomas, sailor Young George, pilot \u2014A village on the town- OOO Somerville and Pexlev,county of Victoria.The Toronto and Nipissing fiailway will have a station here, Stram- ers ply between here and Lind-ay, Distant from Lindsay, the county town, and a station of the Midland railway, 26 miles, fure $1.Mail tri-weckly.Fopu- lation about 150.Budgrow Archibald, laborer Bailey James, farmer Bice Hamilton, laborer Bice Louis, laborer Butler Miss Mary, school teacher Carl Adam H., storekeeper Clancy George, laborer Cronk Jude, laborer Curry Findiand, farmer Dodd James, laborer Dodd Mrs Mary, wid George, Drake James, laborer Ferren Amos, laborer Ferren Elie, mechanic Ferren Mrs.Martha, wid Lemuel Hardy rev.John, Kesleyan Keys John, hotelkeeper Laroy John, postmaster McKee George, farmer McLaren Malcolm, laborer New Connexion methodist church, rev George Robson Robson rev.George, New Connexion methodist Sheldon Mrs.Elizabeth Simpson William, hotelkeeper Wesleyan methodist church, rev.John Hardy, minister White James, farmer Woodcock James, laborer COBOURG \u2014An incorporated town very plensuntly situated on the north shore of ake Ontario, in the tewnship of Hamit- ton, county of Northumberland.At pre sent it is the county town of the united counties of Northumberland and Durham, but ns both are rapidly increasing in wealth and population, a Separation may be necessary ere long.Though scarcely what may be called a flourishing or progressive place, Cobourg possesses most of those advantages which conduee to prosperity, and, no doubt, as capital anccumu- ates in the county and is devoted to the development of the naturai resources with which the vicinity abounds, to the establishment of manufactures and to the extonsion of lines of railways, it will rank with any town inthe Province.It is the market town of an axceedingly benuriful and fevtile section ot country, hasexcollent rail and water communieca- tions, and a safe and commodiouns harbor, from which considerable quantities ot farm produce, lumber and iron ore are funna ly exported.The town, which is it with gas, Is very prettily Inid_out, the brond and spncious streets for the most part Intersceting ench other at right ag os, md being adorned with several ina publi buildings, and numerous elegant residences, The most noticeable amongst the former are Viotorin hall containing the Town hall, corporation and countv offices, ercoted at a cost of Sver $100,000, the ohiurches of the various onominntions, and Victoria college.This latter institution was founded as an acndemy in 1836, and us a university in 184], and is under the management of the Wesleyan methodist church in Canada.It has facultice of law and medicine in Mon:real and Toronto, The manufacturing interests of Cobourg arercprerented by the Victoria woollen mills, a car factory, and several foundrier, mills and breweries.lt is the routhern teiminus of the line of read belonging to the Cobourg, Peterborough and Marmora Railway and Mining Cu, which is used principally for bringing the procuets of the Cumpany\u2019s mills and mines to the front, The road at present is constructed to Harwood, on Rice Lake, 14 miles, a steamer plying between this port und the Narrows on the River !'rent, whence there is a branch line of road, 8 miles, to Blairton where the mines aie situated.There is a first-class station of the Grand Trunk railway within tle limits of the town, at which aj} trains stop.The stea- Mmrrs of the Canadian Inland Naviration Co.call here daily, and there is also a daily steamer to (har otte, the port of lochester, on the opposite shore of Lake Ontario.The Montreal Telegraph Co.and the Dumini n Telegraph Co.have offices here.Di-tant from Toronto \u20ac9 miles, fare by boat $2, by rail $2.85 ; frem Montreal 264 mi es, fare by Loat, cabin 87, deck £250.ly rail first class $7.25, second class 451; from Rochester 68 miles, fare 22.50.Mail twice daily cach way.Populativn about 6600.Adams Thomas, laborer, Spring st Agnew James, jun., feamster, Seminary st Agnew Jas, sen, laborer, Seminary st Albion hotel, Christopher Graham, proprietor, Division st Alexander George, saloon, Division st Alexander house, William Alexander, proprietor, Division st Alexander James, of Alexander & Reid, bds at North American hotel, Division st Alexander & Reid, dry goods, King st Alexander William, clerk,bds at Rochester house, Division st Alexander William, proprietor Alexander house, Division st ALLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, (under contract with the Government of Canada for the conveyance of the Canadian and Ameriean mails,) betweeu Montreal, Quebec aid Liverpool during summer navigation, and between Portland, Me.and Liverpool during Wi iter navigatio 1, head office, Montreal; Canadian Express Co, agent, King st.See Adv.puge fucing first cover Allen John F., nursery gardener, George st Andrews M, grocer,King st, h George st Angove Samuel, joiner, Seminary st Armour John D., county attorney, barrister, &c., Division st, h Durham st Avnott Andrew S., J.P., William st Arnold James, painter, Buck st Austin Henry, bricklayer, Bagot st Auston James, clerk 5th Division court, King st Auston Mrs.Frances, wid Dr.James, Queen st Averill C, carriage trimmer, George st Bain Abraham R., M.A., professor of mathematics Victoria university, Seminary st Bain John, glagier, painter, &c., Division st, h Chipel Baird John, dyer, cor Seminary and Ontario sts Baker Mrs.Ann, wid John, James st Ball Thomas, shoemaker, King st Bamford Mrs, Catherine, wid\u201d Samuel, Division st BANK OF MONTREAL, J.Porteous, manager, King st BANK OF TORONTO, John H.Roger, manager, King st Barber James R., superintendent of running department of Cobourg, Peterborcugh and Marmora railway, Albert st Barker John A.butcher, Cobourg.market, h Cotiesmore av Barr Alex., carriagemaker, Buck st Battell Thcmas, grocer, King st Battell William, jun., builder, Spring st Battell William, sen, Spring st Beatty Charles, post office clerk, Divi- siun st Beatty John, M.D., physician and insurance agent, King st, b Seminary st Beatty Mrs.Mary, wid Jobn, James st Beatty Mrs.Rebecca, wid John, Seminary st Beers Thomas, janitor Victoria college, Spencer st \u2019 Benedict Henry W., King st Benner William, laborer Bennett Glover, gaoler, William st Bennett James, laborer, James st Benson Richard L., sheriff's clerk, bds at North American hotel, Division st Bevan Thomas, hotelkeeper, George st Bible Christian church, rev.William Hooper, minister, James st Bickle Thomas, laborer, Bagot st Bier William, carter, Seminary st Bird Gilbert, painter, Spring st Black Andrew, Queen st Black Thomas, laborer, King st Blenkhorn Wm., carpenter, College st Board of Trade, John Sutherland, president, King st Boate A., merchant tailor, Division st Bogan Patrick, laborer, Perry st Boggs Herbert, bookkeeper, College st Boggs William, of Cockburn, Loscombe & Boggs, George st Bolster John, laborer, James st Bolster Ths., saddler, King st, h Bay st Bolster William, carpenter, Henry st Bond George, bricklayer, Bond st Bond William, bricklayer, Bond st Bone Thomas, laborer, King st Boswell Augustus G., of Boswell & Scott.Havelock st Boswell Charles M., assistant postmaster, King st Boswell George M., judge of County court, King st, h Division st Boswell John C., postmaster, King st Boswell John Vance, King st Boswell Mrs.Eliza, wid William, King st Boswell & Scott, barristers, &c., King st Boulton lieut.col.D'Arcy, cor King and D'Arcy sts Boundy Humphrey,shoemaker, Henry st Bounsall John, tailor, Division st Bowlen James, brakeman, Hibernia st Boyd capt.William, mariner, Albert st Bradshaw Patrick, porter, Bay st Bradshaw Thomas, fisherman, Bay st Branston William, bricklayer, Orr st Braund John, farmer, Burnham st Brass James, fireman, Forth st Bray Benjamin, carpenter, John st Brewer Henry, gardener, James st Brewer James J., carpenter, James st BRODIE DAVID, town clerk, King st, h William st ! Broughall Mrs.Margaret, wid Lewis King st \u2019 Brown A.C.,of Browu & Kennedy, resides in Petrolia ! Brown Alexander, teamster, Ontario st Brown George, tailor, Clyde st Brown James, laborer, Matthew st CoBOURG.DOMINION 276 DIRECTORY.[ProvINoE or Brown James, mariner, Albert st Brown John, laborer, Matthew st BROWN & KENNEDY, manufacturers of boots and shoes, Division st Brown Peter, of Mullholland & Brown, bds at Rochester house, Division st Brown Robert, sailor, Bagot st Buchannan William, tavernkeeper, n G.T.R.depot Buck Robert, day operator, George st Buckley Joseph, blacksmith, John st Bucknell Richard, shoemaker, George st Bulger Michael, laborer, Matthew st Bulger Thomas, laborer, Water st Burke Thomas, Ball st Burke William, surveyor, King st Burn David, actuary Savings King st, h William st Burnet Alexander, farmer, township of Hamilton Burnet Thomas, clerk Savings bank, Ontario st Burnett Johny carpenter, Spring st Burnham Asa A., jun., broker, King st Burnham hon.Asa A., county treasurer, King st, h William st Burns John, shoemaker, James st Burwash rev.Nathaniel, M.A, professor of natural sciences, Victoria university, Seminary st Butler captain Owen, sailor, D'Arcy st Butler John, deputy clerk of the Peace and insurance agent King st, h King st Butler William, of Winans, Butler & Go., King st Cahley Charles, Clyde st Cahley Hugh, fuller, Clyde st Caithness George, shoemaker, Perry st CALCUTT KINGSLEY, manufacturer of ale, beer, porter and temperance drinks, put up in large or small casks, Seminary st Calcutt William, George st Cameron James K., inspector of fisheries, King st Campbell major David, King st CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.agent for Allan Line of Steamships ; Frederick H S.Oliver, agent, King st Cann Samuel, contractor, Havelock st Carpenter Austin B., J.P., George st Carr Charles, carpenter, Sydenham st Carr James, laborer, King st Carrol James, laborer, King st Cashen James, laborer, Tremaine st Cashen William, laborer, Burnham st Cassorly Patrick, fireman, Tremaine st Castle George E., King st Caswell William, shoemaker, John st Cauley John, teamster, Forth st Cauley Thomas, teamster, Forth st «Chalaupka H.F., bandmaster 40th Battalion, Matthew st CHAMBLISS COL.WILLIAM P, managing director of the Cobourg, Peterborough and Marmora Railway and Mining Co., King st Chapman George, machinist, Swayne st Chatterton Richard D., clerk of County court, King st, h George st Church William Y., proprietor Grieves\u2019 hotel, William st Clancey Mrs.Mary, wid Michael, Bay st Clancey Patrick, laborer, Water st Clark Daniel, laborer, College st Clark Geo.M., junior Judge, Henry st Clark James, cutter, Orange st Clark James, engineer, Spring st Clark Richard H., M.D., physician, Division st Clench & Brother, cabinetmakers, Division st ; Clench Freeman B., cabinetmaker, King st bank, of Clench Freeman Corey, of Clench & Brother, Division st Clench Thomas B., of Olench & Brother, King st } Climo Thomas, tailor, Victoria st Clouston Edward R., accountant Bank of Toronto, bds at North American hotel, Division st Coachafer rev.Henry J., curate Episcopal church and mathematical master Cobourg Grammar school, James st Coute Mrs.Eliza, wid Daniel, James st Cobourg Gas works, John Whitelaw, manager, Queen st Cobourg Grammar school, rev.James Roy, B.A., head master, Seminary st Cobourg hotel, Mrs.Mary Fleming, wid Daniel, proprietress, King st Cobourg market, Thos.Mitchell, market clerk, Market sq COBOURG, PETERBOROUGH AND MARMORA RAILWAY AND MINING CO., Isaac Butts, president, Rochester, N.Y; Alexander Fraser, M.P.P., vice-president, Cobourg ; col.William P.Chambliss, managing director; J.R.Barber, superintendent of running department ; Frederick J.Hayden, shipping agent and accountant; Stephen S.Goodall, superintendent of mines, Blairton COBOURG SENTINEL,weekly, annual subscription $1.50; Daniel McAllister, editor and proprietor, King st COBOURG STAR, weekly, annual subscription $2; W.H.Floyd, editor and proprietor, King st COBOURG WORLD, weekly, advertising medium, Henry Hough, editor and proprietor, King st Cockburn hon.James, Q.C., of Cock- burn, Loscombe & Boggs, King st COCKBURN, LOSCOMBE & BOGGS, barristers, &c., King st Cogan John, laborer, Tweed st Coffee Bryan, laborer, Perry st Cole rev.E.H,, ch of England, King st Coles John, carpenter, Havelock st Coles Thomas,gardener, Division st Collins John, laborer, William st Collins Samuel, blacksmith, Division st Colquhoun Mrs.Elinor, wid Dougal, Bay st Colvin Robert, machinist, King st Colwell Paul, tailor, Furnace st Commercial house, James Flanigan, proprietor, King st Common school, 1st division, David Johnston, teacher, Elgin st Common school, and division, Parmenio A.Switzer, master, Ball st Common school, 3rd division, Dougald McBride, teacher, King st Common school, 4th division, francis Reynolds, master, Queen st Common school, 5th division, Miss Mary Short, teacher, Seminary st Congregational church, rev.Charles Pcdley, minister, King st Conlan Nicholas blacksmith, Covert st Connell Richard, carpenter, Chapel st Connelly Michael, fisherman, Perry st Connors Thomas, laborer G.T.R., n depot Cook John, printer, bds at Mrs.Pome- roy's King st Coolahan John, laborer, Water st, Cooney Edward, chief constable, Division st Cooper George,deputy bailiff, Willinm st Corigal William, William st Oorson rev.Robert, Wesleyan, Anne st \u201c| Corr Patrick, laborer, Furnace st Coulter John, laborer, First st Counties gaol, Glover Bennett, gaoler William st > Cox John, laborer, D'Arcy st Craig Henry, tavernkeeper, Market sq Craig Mrs.Mary, wid Robert, King st Crawshaw Jol, of Fraser & Co., King st Crogan Thomns, laborer, Clyde st Crogsen Hugh, grocer, King sl CROSSEN JAMES, proprictor of Ontario foundry, College st, and car fuctory Seminary st, h James st Crozier ugh, carter, Clyde st Crozier Isaac, King st Crozier Mrs., wid John, Clyde st Cruso Henry B., bailiff\u2019 Division court King st, h Division st Cruso Michael D, Division st Cullen John, laborer, Sinclair st Cullingford John, druggist, King st, h George st Culver Abraham,deputy sheriff, Annest Cummings James C., carpenter, Furnace st Junningham John, laborer, Bay st Cunningham Michael, Ontario st Cunningham Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Henry, Spring st Curry Thomas, gardener, King st Custom house, George Perry, collector of customs, Division st Cuthbert Alex., mariner, Division st Cuthbert George, blacksmith, bds Commercial house, King st Daintry John, provincial land surveyor, King st DAVENEY ARTHUR B., agent G.T.R,, George st Dawe George, laborer, Burnham st Dean Orvin, auctioneer and collecting agent, King st, h Spring st Deer Samuel, painter, Park st Deer William J., laborer, Furnace st Deering Wmn., boots and shoes, King st Delaney John, carpenter, Ontario st Delaney John, mariner, D\u2019Arcy st Delaney Mrs.Frances, wid John, Hibernia st DeLany Henry, of J.& H.DeLany, Albert st DeLany John, of J.& 11.DeLany, Albert st DELANY J.& II, gunsmiths, manufacturers and dealers in trolling baits, decoy ducks, and all kinds of fishing tackle, Division st Delear Edward, laborer, Orr st Delear Francis, jun., laborer, Charles st Delear Francis, sen., laborer, Charles st Diamand John, laborer, King st Dick James, laborer, Tweed st Dickinson Mrs.Margaret, wid James, King st Dickson Adam, confectioner, Division st Dickson James, miller, Ontario st Dinehan John, laborer Caleutt st Dinner Mrs.Caroline, wid Samuel, dressmaker, Division st Ditchburn Thomas I., photographer, King st, h Chapel st DIXON HENDERSON, Dominion hotel, King st Dixon Mrs.Ann, wid George, Perry st Donke Joseph, blacksmith, King st, h Henry st Dodd Mrs.Bridget, wid Patrick Bay st Dougherty William, carpenter, Forth st DOMINION HOTEL, Henderson Dixon, proprietor, King st Dominion Telegraph Co., John C.Reynolds, agent, King st Donovan captain Thomas, late R.O.R, bds at Pauwels house, King st proprietor ONTARIO.] DOMINION 277 DIRECTORY.CoBOURG.n Michael, laborer, Bay st Dowty Mrs.Dora, wid John, of Dooly & on, King 8 DOOLY & HEWSON, dealers in fancy and staple dry goods, millinery, &c., ing st poyle Daniel, spinner, Clyde st Doyle John, carder, Sinclair st Doyle John, tailor, James st Doyle Mrs., wid John, Clydest Drumm Thomas, mechanic, Division st Duffey James, laborer, Green st Duffey Owen, laborer, William st Duffey Patrick, spinner, Tremaine st Dumble John H., civil engineer, George st Dumble Mrs.Esther, wid Thomas, Havelock st ; Dumble Thomas, Spring st | \u2018 Duncan John, carpenter, Spring st Dundas William, King st Dunn Matthew, laborer, Orange st DUPEROW MORTIMER, agent Montreal Telegraph Co., bds at- Pauwels house, King st Eagleson Matthew, carpenter, bds En- niskillen hotel, Market sq _ Edgecombe Mrs.Eliza, wid William, Bond st Edgecumbe George, King st Edgecumbe Mrs.Mary Ann, wid John, Spring st ELLIOTT CHARLES, general steamboat agent, harbor master, wharfin- ger and dealer in coal, salt, plaster and water lime, Division st, Col- private school, lege st England William, car inspector, G.T.R., Cottesmore av Enniskillen hotel, John Giddings, proprietor, market sq Enwright James, porter, George st Episcopal church, rev.Walter Stennett, rector, King st Episcopal methodist church, rev.Gideon Shepard, minister, James st Evans Henry, carpenter, King st Dwing Ohs.E., landing waiter, King st Eyre William H., registrar, King st Fair Best, spinner, Ball st Fair John, spinner, Ball st Farmer Mrs.Jemima, wid Wm., boarding house, King st Tee James, carpenter, Forth st Ferry Edward, carpenter, Bay st Fetherston John @., painter, James st Fice John, laborer, James st Field Corelli C., of Field & Brother, King st Field ohn, sen., King st * Field John C.,of Field & Brother, King st Field Francis, salesman, Kingst \u2014 Field William, clerk, James st FIELD & BROTHER, importers and dealers in fancy and staple dry goods, groceries, clover and timothy seed, King st Finn rev, Francis, Episcopal methodist, Burnham st Fisher Alfred, laborer, Spring st FitzGerald John, fisherman, Nunn st Fitz Gerald Pat., fisherman, Hibernia st Fitzsimmons Bryan, lnborer, Green st Flanigan J wes, proprietor Commercial house, King st Fleming Mrs.Mary, wid Daniel, proprietress Cobourg Intel, King st Pletcher John, shoemaker, Division st Fligg George, grocer, King st Flood James, gunsmith, Perry st FLOYD WILLIAM H,, editor, proprietor and publisher of the Cobourg Star, King st, h Bagot st Flynn Jeremiah, carpenter, Forth st Foote Alexander, laborer, King st Forbes Alexander, carder, King st Forest William, saddler, King st Fowler John, shoemaker, King st, b Spring st Fowler Robert, tailor, Spring st Fox John, shoemaker, King st Fox Michael, jun., farmer, Elgin st Fox Michael, sen., fuller, Sinclair st Fox Mrs.Jane, wid Dennis, dressmaker, George st Frank Thomas, farmer, Spencer st Fraser Alex, M.P.P,, of Fraser & Co, King st FRASER & CO., proprietors of Ontario woollen mills, cor Tremaine and King sts Gale Francis, shoemaker, Division st Gallagher Hugh, teamster, King st Garland Richard, laborer, Lake st Garrett John P., carpenter, John st Garry John, laborer, Cottesmore av Garry Mrs., wid Patrick, Division st Gibb Miss K., preceptress Cobourg Grammar school, bds at W.Boyd's, Albert st Gidding Jas., pawn broker, Division st Giddings John, proprietor of Enniskil- len hotel, Market sq Giddy Thomas, roadmaster, Division st GILLBARD THOMAS, tailor, draper and dealer in bats, caps, and gents\u2019 furnishings, Union Block, King st Gilchrist James A., M.D., Division st Gillard Herbert, painter, Hibernia st Glen Mrs.Harriet, wid John, King st Good James, laborer, Ontario st Good Mrs.Maria, wid John, Ontario st Goodeve George, accountant and insurance agent, King st, h Ontario st Gordon James, grocer, King st Gordon Patrick, laborer, Albert st Gowans James, cabinetmaker, King st, h cor Spring & Orange sts Graham Christopher, proprietor Albion hotel, Division st Graham William, of W.Graham & Co., Chapel st Graham William & Co., dry goods, King st GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY STATION, Arthur B.Daveney.agent, George st GRAVELEY J.VANCE, barrister and attorney, King st, h King st Graveley William, collector of Inland revenue, King st Greenaway William, butcher, Division st Greenwood John, saloon, Division st Greenwood Thomas, hotelkeeper, Division st Grieves David, tailor, Division st Grieves George, carpenter, Division st Grieves hotel, William Y.Church, proprietor, William st Grieves James, proprietor of Rochester house, Division st Guerin Michael laborer, Ball st Guerin Michael, jun, clerk, King st Guillet John, James st Guilett George, merchant, bds at North American hotel, Division st Gummow Jas., carriagemaker, James st Gummow Robert, cabinetmaker, Sem- * inary st Gurry Mrs.Bridget, wid Mark, Furnace st Guy Richard, laborer, Sinclair st Halo Mrs.Mary, wid Edward, Durham st Hall Frank J., of Jeffrey & Co., bds at North American hotel, Division st Hall Richard, blacksmith, John st Halliday Andrew, saddler, King st Hambley Edwin, tailor, Furnace st Hand Daniel, laborer, Water st HARGRAFT & URQUHART, dealers\u2019 in groceries, crockery and glassware, cor King and Division sts Harper Thos., storekeeper, Seminary st Harper William, blacksmith, John st Harris Wellington, bds at Mrs.Pome- roy\u2019s, King st Hart George, laborer, James st Hart Mrs.Ann, wid Bryan, Bay st Harrison Simon, bookbinder, Orange st Harvey Lionel, laborer, Orr st Harvey Thomas, sen., King st cor Bagot st HARVEY THOMAS R., dealer in groceries, confectionery, provisions, fruit, salt, plaster, coal oil, wines and lignors, Division st, h James st HAWTHORN THOMAS, boots & shoes, King st Hayden Frederick J., B.A., George st HAYDEN JOHN, importer of English and American room papers, stationery, pictures, looking glasses and gilt mouldings, King st, h George st Hayhurst James D., clerk, College st Hayward G.S., artist, William st Hayward Mrs.Caroline, wid Alfred, William st Henderson Wm., carpenter, George st Hennessy Mrs.Ann, wid James, Seminary st Hennessey Patrick, spinner, Ontario st Hentvood Roger, shoemaker, John st Herron Samuel, laborer, Division st Hewett John, gardener, George st Hewson Andrew, of Dooly & Hewson, Henry st Hibbert Robt., car inspector G.T.R.Division st Hickman Nathaniel, section foreman, Division st Higgins John, turnkey, William st Higgins William, commercial traveller, John st Highet Robert, King st Hill Mrs.Jane, wid William, Chapel st Hitchins William, grocer and pork _ packer, Division st, h Seminary st Hoare Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Richard, Seminary st Hobart Matthew T.King st, h College st Hogan Timothy, laborer, Elgin st Holan Thomas, laborer Holland Henry.barrister, bds at North American hotel, Division st HOLMAN JOHN T., clothier, dealer in hats, caps and gents\u2019 furnishings, King st Holmes Adam,forwarding and commission merchant, Division st, h George st Holmes Gervas, Anne st Holmes William, mariner, King st Home Thomas B., cutter, Spring st Hooey John, Orr st Hooey Stuart, grocer, King st, h King st Hooper rev.William, Bible christian church, James st Hopper William, blacksmith, James st Hornback Gardener, laborer, Seminary st Hornback Simon P., butcher, Calcutt st Horton Nathaniel, King st Hoskin Henry, mason, Bagot st Hossack Jas.jun., barrister, &c., King st HOUGH HENRY, editor, proprietor and publisher of the Cobourg World King st, b College st cabinetmaker. COBOURG.DOMINION 278 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE oy House Franklin, bookseller and exchange broker, Division st, h Seminary st \u2019 Howard rev.V.B.,, Wesleyan, King st Hudson John, laborer, Market sq Huff Mrs.Jane, wid Henry, boarding house, McGill st Hulley John, shoemaker, Orr st Hunt George, laborer, Division st Hunter William, mason, Spring st Hutchinson Mrs.Ellen, wid Samuel, King st Ingliss Alfred, laborer, Seminary st Innes John S., Division st Irwin Samuel, cooper, King st Jackson John, cabinetmaker, King st Jacobs Thomas, laborer, Perry st JAKES WILLIAM, proprietor North American hotel, Division st Jamieson Mrs.Mary, wid William, Seminary st Jamieson Thomas, laborer, Ball st Jaques Frederick, carpenter, Bagot st Jaynes John, bds at Enniskillen hotel, Market sq Jeffrey John, of Jeffrey & Co., King st Jeffrey Mrs.Agnes, wid Andrew, King st JEFFREY & CO., importers, wholesale and retail dealers in every description of shelf and heavy hardware, King st Jewel Nicholas, laborer, Ball st Jewel William, trader, James st Jex William, law student, King st Johns Jacob, carpenter, George st Johns William, cab driver, Queen st Johnston David, teacher 1st division Common school, Elgin st \u2018Johnston George, founder, Division st Jones Edward, King st Jones Mrs.Mary, wid George E., William st Jones rev.Richard, Wesleyan, College st Kavanagh Mrs., King st Kehoe Peter, laborer, Green st Kell W.H., night woodman G.T.R., n depot Kelly Matthew, Beaufort's refreshment rooms G.T.R.depot Kelly Miss Ellen, dressmaker, King st Kelly Miss Mary Ann, dressmaker, King st Kennedy Abel S., of Brown & Kennedy, Division st Kennedy Mrs.Bridget, wid Moses, Ontario st Kennedy Mrs.Julia, wid John, fancy goods, King st Kennedy Mrs.\"Mary, wid Wm., Ball st Kennen James, laborer, Division st Keough rev.Thomas, agent Victoria university, King st Kerr John W., barrister, King st KERR WILLIAM, mayor, barrister and attorney, and bursar of Victoria university, King st Kershaw Thomas, grocer, King st Kingston William, M.A.late professor of mathematics Victoria university, James st Kirk George, carpenter, College st Kirk of Scotland, William st Kobold Leopold, butcher, market, h Cottesmore uv Lafferty Robert, carpenter, Henry st Laing rev.John, minister Presbyterian church, William st Latham James, night operator G.T.R LAUDER JOHN, dealer in produce, wines, liquors, &c., King st Lauder Mrs.Margaret, wid William, King st LAWES CHARLES, photographer, Division st, h King st Cobourg Lawrence [saac, United States consular agent, Division st, bds at Mrs.Farmers, King st Leduc Charles King st Leek Thomas, laborer, Division st Leonard Miss Lavinia, College st Leonard Mrs.Nora, wid Hugh, Semnina- ryst Lewarne Nicholas, carpenter, Elgin st Lewis William, mason, James st Ley George, curpenter, Tremaine st Ley Richard, carpenter, George st Ley William, carpenter, John st.Lily Bernard, hotelkeeper, Ontario st Lindsay Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Henry, Albert st Lochlin Thomas, laborer, Bay st Lockie Alexander, baker, George st Loscombe W.Clifton, of Cockburn, Loscombe & Boggs, King st Losey Bateman, gardener, Ontario st Loyd David, spinner, Forth st Loyd Owen, druggist, for Mrs.W.McConnell, King st Lucey Jeremiah, fishermen, Ilenry st Lynch Francis J., teacher R.catholic separate school, William st Lynch Michael, carpenter, Cemetery st Lyous Dennis, carpenter, Matthew st Macdonald Arthur, notary public, King st, h Swayne st Mackechnie Charles, proprietor of Victoria brewery, Orr st MACNACHTAN EDMUND A, J.P, county clerk and official assignee, King st, h Ontario st McAllister Andrew, freightman G.T.R., Willam st McAllister Bernard, pumpmaker, William st McALLISTER DANIEL, editor, proprietor and printer of the Cobourg Sentinel, King st, h William st McBride Dougal, teacher, James st McCabe William, carter, Orange st McCallum Peter, jun., of Peter McCal- lum & Son, Ontario st McCallum Peter, sen., J.P., of Peter Mc- Callum & Son, William st McCALLUM PETER, & SON, dry goods, clothing aud gents\u2019 furnishings, King st McCarty Charles, laborer, Bay st McCarty John, Division st McCaully Thomas, laborer, Bay st McConnell James, contractor, James st McConnell William, druggist, King st McCormack Miss Jane, weaver, Bond st McCracken Joel, wool sorter, Clyde st McCullagh George, grocer, King st McDonald Bernard, cooper, Ontario st McDonald James, auctioneer, Division st McDonald Michael, Inborer, George st McDonald Patrick, luborer, Furnnce st McDougal George, lumber merchant, bds at North American hotel, Division st McGaughey John, carringemaker, King t 8 McGiffen William, switchman, George st McGinnis James, mariner, Seminary st McGorlach John, laborer, Ontario st McGraw Mrs, wid James, Hibernin st McGregor Robert, founder, Division st McGuire James, printer, Division st McGuire James, swilchman, Park st McGuire John, waggonmaker, Market dq McGuire Peter, laborer, Spring st McGuire Peter, carpenter, George st McIntosh John, carpenter, Perry st McIntyre Alexander, laborer, King st MeKewin John, blacksmith, McGill st McKnight William, Spring st McLaren Mrs, Janet, wid John, Oranges McLaughlin Malcolm, laborer, Buy gt McLeod John, blacksmith, William gt McMahon John, fisherman, Hibernia gt McMalion \u2018Thomas, laborer, Hibernia, gt MoNAUGHTON THOMAS, barrister &c., King st, h King st ! Maines Mrs.Ann, wid John, John st Mallett Richard, student, John st Mallory Maitland, bds at Rochester house, Division st Markey Mrs.C., wid Owen, Buy st Markey (wen, mariner, Bay st Martin Charles, writer, Bay st Martin Charles, jun., baker, Green st MARTIN J.J, dealer in stoves, tin, copper and jopanned ware, lamps, oils and house furnishings, King st Mason Henry, broker and insurance agent, Division st, h King st Mechanics institute, John Beatty, M.D, president, King st Meehan Patrick, carter, Chapel st Meehan I'rancis, John st Meehan Michael, College st Meehan Thomas, carter, Seminary st Metealf J.R., student at law, bds at Pauwels house, King st Miller Jacob, shoemaker, Covert st Mills James, B.A., clagsical master of Cobourg Grammar school, John st Minaker Calvin, of Minaker & Brother, King st Minaker David IL, of Minaker & Bro-\u2018 ther, King st MINAKER & BROTHER, dealers in dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, groceries, plaster, salt, and all kinds of seeds, King st Mitchell John, flagman.Spring st Mitchell Richard, factory hand.Seminary st Mitcheli Thomas,clerk Cobourg market, James st Moffatt Richard, laborer, Havelock st Moffatt Thomas, brickmaker, Ontario st Mongrath James, laborer, King st MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO., head office Montreal ; Canadian Express Co, agent, King st.See Adv (ALLAN LINE) page fucing rst cover MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Mortimer Duperow, agent, King st Moore Charles Caulfield, M.D., physician, King st Moran James, laborer, Ontario st Morden Benjamin, grocery, Division st Morrison James, miliwright, Ball st MORROW TIIOMAS, importer and manufacturer of saddles, trunks, valises and whips, King st ; Moyes Mrs.Jane, wid Thomas, King st Mulhall Mrs., wid Michacl, Hiberninst Mullholland Robert, of Mullholland & Brown, College st MULLHOLLAND & BROWN, dealers in hardware, groceries, provisions crockery, paints and oils, Division st Mullin B., clerk Ontario woollen mills Mullin Thomas, carpenter, 8 inary st Mulranney Bartholomew, laborer, Vie- torin st Mulveny Peter, Inborer, John st Munson Alfred, dredge owner and contractor, King st .Mureay Jas., foreman of Ontario woollen mills, Tremaine st Murphy Eugene, section nary st Murray Robert, finisher Mutton Charles, clerk, cinl house, King st foreman, Semi- Tremaine st bas nt Commer- Mution William, mariner, Nunn st Pr \u2014 ONTARIO.] DOMINION 279 DIRECTORY.CoBOURG.Nanton Mre.Louisa, wid Augustus, private school, King st Neagle John shoemaker, Chapel st Nelles rev.8.S., D.D., president Vie- toria university, Seminary st Newman William, laborer, Green st Nicholson Wm., soapmaker, Orange st Niles Richard, luborer, Henry st Niles William, carpenter, Havelock st Nixon John J., saddler, King st ; Noble John, ghoemaker and grocery, Division st ; .Nolan Edward, laborer, First st Norris Richard, laborer, James st NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL, William Jakes, proprietor, Division st \u2018O'Brien Miss Mary, milliner,-King st O'NEILL JOHN, dealer in dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, groceries, &e., cor King and Division sts O'Neil Mrs.Eflen, wid Patrick, Perry st O'Neill Timothy, livery stable, Charles st Oliver Benjamin, laborer, Bond st Oliver David, carter, Division st Oliver Isanc, carter, John st Oliver John, laborer, Ontario st OLIVER F.H.S., agent Canadian Express Co., King st Oliver Richard, tailor, King st Ontario distillery, Bank of Montreal, proprietor, William st \u2018ONTARIO FOUNDRY, James Crossen, proprietor, College st Ontario plaster mills, Alexander Poe, proprietor, Ontario st ONTARIO WOOLLEN MILLS, Fraser & Co., proprietors, cor Tremaine and King sts Ovens Thomas, laborer, James st Owens John, moulder, King st Palacco John, waiter, College st Patterson lieut.col.Alexander, D.A.A.G, King st, stationed in Kingston Patton Mrs.Grace, wid Henry, Albert st Patton Mrs.Jane, wid Alexander, King 8 PAUWELS EDWARD, proprictor of Pauwels house, King st PAUWELS HOUSE, Edward Pauwels, proprietor, King st \u2019 Payne George A, T.R., George st Payne William L., carriagomaker, College st Pearse William, carpenter, Division st Pearse James, jun, tailor, Seminary st Pearse James, scn., carpenter, Seminary 8 Pearse John, earpenter, Seminary st Pearse Thomas, shoemakker, Seminary st Pedley rev.Charles, minister Cougre- @ational chureh, King st, resides in Cold Springs Pellow John, carpenter, Ontario st .Pentland William G., Cottesmore av Perry George, collector of customs Division st, h King st ' Perry hon, Ebenezer, Division st Philp Mrs.Marshal, George st Phillips John, laborer, Market sq Plews Robert, grocery, King st Plunkett Mrs, Ann, wid Jas, Covert st Poe Alexander, {lotr and plaster mill owner, William st POLKINGHORNE JOIN A, dealer in groceries, crockery, glassware, toys, fruits, fancy goods, salt, woudeuware «nd plaster, King st, h cor George and Seminary sig \u201d Polkinghorne Richard, Goorge st Pollard rev, William, minister of Wesleyan church, Chapel st baggagemaster Pollock Archibald, blacksmith, Division st Polson William, machinist, Division st Pomeroy Christopher, clerk, King st Pomeroy Mrs.Louisa, wid Charles, boarding house, King st Pomeroy William, carpenter, George st Porteous Geoffrey, clerk Bank of Montreal, King st PORTEQUS JOHN, manager Bank of Montreal, King st Post office, John C.Boswell,postmaster, Division st Postlethwaite Thomas, mail carrier, Orange st Potter John, moulder, bds at Alexander house, Division st Powell Newton W., M.D.physician, Chapel st Powell Orin W., butcher, Cobourg market, h D\u2019Arcy st Pratt Alexander, of Pratt & Co., College st Pratt & Co., confectioners, King st PRATT & BROTHER, bakers und confectioners, King st Pratt George, laborer Pratt John, farmer, Burnham st Pratt John R., of Pratt & Brother, Division st Pratt William, of Pratt & Brother, King st Presbyterian church, rev.John Laing, minister, King st PRINGLE ALEXANDER H., dealer in watches, jewellery and plated ware, repairing promptly executed, King st Pringle James, M.D., cor Henry and Tremaine sts PUGH FRZDERICK, M.D., physician and surgeon, Division st Purvis Mrs.Jessie, wid Robert, Tremaine st Quigley James, shoemaker, Albert st Quinn James, laborer, Victoria st Quinn Michael, merchant tailor, King st Rafferty Felix, laborer, Maîthew st Ramsay Dav:d, shoemaker, Division st Regan Patrick, livery stables, Division st, bh King st Registry otfice, William H.Eyre, registrar, King st Reid Hayter, brigade Pauwels house Reid James, of Alexander & Reid, bds at North American hotel, Division st Reome Louis, carpenter, Henry st Retallack Thomas, Albert st RETALLACK SAMUEL, builder and dealer in groceries, provisions, crockery, glass and stoneware, King st, h Albert st Reynar rev.Alfred IL, M.A., professor of modern languages, Victoria university, Seminary st Reynolds Francis, teacher, Green st REYNOLPS JOIN C,, bookseller, stationer and news agent, dealer in fancy goods, jewellery, toys and paper hangings, King st, h Queen st Reynolds Siephen, laborer, King st Richardson Henry, laborer, Ontario st Richardson William, constable, inspee- tor of weights\\and measures, Durham st Roberts Alfred, carpenter, William st Roberts David, King st ROBERTS JOHN D, importer denler in sveds, King st Roberts Miss Susan, photographer, King st ajor, bds at and Roberts Samuel P., billiard saloon, Division st Robertson Joseph, laborer, Durham st Robertson Mrs.Margaret, wid William, grotery, King st, h Stuart st Rochester house, James Grieves, proprietor, Division st RODDICK GEORGE, dealer in groceries, provisions, liquors, crockery, &c., King st, h Market sq Rogers Frederick, piano tuner, Division st Rogers William, dyer, Division st Roman Catholic church, rev.Michael Timlin, priest, William st Roman Catholic Separate school, Francis J.Lynch, teacher, Ball st Rooney Daniel, teamster, Water st Rooney Patrick, laborer, Bay st Roose John, teamster, Victoria st ROPER JUHN H., manager Bank of Toronto, King st, h Ontario st Ross David, merchant tailor, King st Ross Walter, tailor, Covert st Rooney John, laborer, James st Rourk Jobn, gardener, Green st Rouse John N., day woodman G.T.R., George st Rowe Thomas, surgeon dentist, King st, b Durham st Roy rev.James, B.A, Wesleyan minister, and head master Cobourg Grammar school, cor Henry and Seminary sts Rundal Jobn, shoemaker, Division st Rundal Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Nicholas, Division st Rush Warren J., grocery, Division st Russell Edward, laborer, Seminary st Russell Themas, farmer, Henry st Ruttan Henry J., King st Ruttan hon.Henry, Elgin st Ruttan Richard, Larrisier, &c., King st, bh William st SAILSBURY JONATHAN, news agent, bookseller, and dealer infancy goods and music, Kingst, h Covert st Samuel Miss Agnes, ladiès school, King st Sanders John, blacksmith, D'Arcy st Sauders Peter.carpenter, Major st Savings bank, David Burn, actuary, King st Scoon Alexander, grocer, James st Scott George F., joiner, Henry st Scott John H.of Boswell & Scott, King st Service John, shoemaker, Division st, h George st Shearer James.laborer, Ball st Shearer Mrs.Aan, wid Wm, William st Shell Thomas, cor Havelock and Division sts Shepard rev.Gideon, minister of Episcopal methodist church, Ball st Shrewsbury Thomas, Seminary st Shey John, fisherman, Nunn st Short Miss Mary, teacher of Common school No.5, Bagot st Sidcy James, pedlar, Ball st Simmons Geo, carriagemaker, Chapel st Simmons George M, saddiler, Division st Simmons Henry, spinner, King st Simmons Lyman, jun., grocer, Division st, h John st Simmons Minard, tanner, John st Slamon James, laborer, First st Smith Andrew, blacksmith, bds Alexander house, Division st Smith Henry, laborer, John st at Cor-CoL DOMINION 280 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Smith Henry, barrister, &c., King st, h George st Smith James, blacksmith, Division st Smith Jesse, wool sorter, Tremaine st Smith John, laborer, King st Smith Robert, cabinetmaker, Spring st Smith William, blacksmith, Ball st Smith William, livery stable, Market sq Stanton Oliver, carpenter, Green st Stanton William L, barrister, &c., King st, h Division st Steen John, shoemaker, John st Stennett rev.Walter, rector of Episcopal church, King st STEPHENS GEORGE, dealer in pianos and melodeons, agent for Blodgett\u2019s varnishes, Division st, h Seminary st Stephens George J., cabinetmaker, Division st, h Chapel st Stephenson Joseph, veterinary surgeon, Swayne st STEUART CHARLES II., proprietor Cobourg marble works, Division st Stewart James, laborer, George st Stickles Henry, waggonmaker, William st Strowd George, teamster, Ontario st Sutherland John, grocer, King st, h Division st Switzer Parmenio A., teacher, Seminary st St John George, College st Stock Mrs.Mary, wid Zachariah, Seminary st Stuart Alexander, laborer, Tweed st Sumerville John, spinner, Tremaine st Tanner William, teamster, Division st Taylor George, laborer, Nunn st Taylor James, mariner, Bay st Taylor Mrs.Kezia, of Taylor & Wilson, ohn st ! Taylor & Wilson, grocers, Division st Taylor William, mariner, King st Temple Peter, engineer, Albert st Thomas Nicholas, laborer, King st Thomas William, butcher, Cobourg market, h Ball st Thompson Alex., teamster, Ontario st Thompson George 1., laborer, George st Thoms Thomas, bricklayer, Spring st Thomson George, shoemaker, King st Thomson John, carpenter, King st Throop Mrs.Sarah, wid Kent, Cottes- more av Throop Bennett, carpenter, D'Arcy st Tierney John, fisherman, Calcutt st Timlin rev.Michael, R.catholic, William st Tinney Henry, milkman, King st Tinney John, carpenter, John st Titford Charles, carter, Queen st Tourje Philip, tinsmith, Chapel st Tourje William, hardware and tinware, Division st, h Chapel st Trebilcock Paul, clerk, King st Trip Henry, carriagemaker, Hibernia st, h Spring st Tucker John, laborer, I Arcy st Turner Charles, clerk, bds at Rochester house, Division st Tutt George, boat builder, John st Underwood John, farmer, Burnham st Urquhart John, of Hargraft & Urquhart, Division st Vair James, carpenter, King st VAN INGEN A.J.auctioneer and general commission agent, consignments solicited, Division st h Park st Van Ingen Wm, law clerk, D'Arcy st Vice John M., laborer, James st Victoria brewery, Charles Mackechnie, proprietor, Orr st VICTORIA COLLEGE, rev.S.8.Nelles, D.D., president, Seminary st VICTORIA HALL, King st Vivian Gerald, telegraph operator, John st Vosper John, grocer, King st, h Seminary st Vought Benjamin, laborer, Elgin st Vought Robert, laborer, Seminary st WADE WILLIAM, M.D, M.R.C.5,, and L.R.C.P., Division st Waddell Robert N., sherill, King st, h Division st Waddell William, hairdresser, King si, h Division st Wuldie John, confectioner, King st Walker David, sewing machines, King si Wall William, tailor, King st Wallace Daniel, painter, Albert st Wallace John S., King st Ward Miss Mary Ann, Seminary st Wark 'Thomas, janitor Vic oria hall, King st Waters George, M.D, physician, bds at North American hotel, Division st Watt James, laborer, John st Watt William, farmer, Ontario st Wead John, laborer, King st Wear Launcelot, laborer, James st Wear William, shoemaker, Division st Webster Samuel, laborer, Orr st Weller Thomas M., Hibernia st Weller William Henry, master in Chancery, King st Welsh Thomas, blacksmith, Hibernia st Wesleyan church, rev.Wm.Pollard, minister, Division st West William, bricklayer, Orr st Western Thomas, plasterer, Henry st White Henry B., accountant Bank of Montreal, McGill st Whitehair Mrs.Mary, Spring st Whitelaw John, tinsmith, and manager of Cobourg Gas works, King st, li Market sq Whitelaw Richard, tinsmith, Spring st Wicks Thomas, engraver, King st Wilkinson Miss Amelia, King st Willard William, agent for Newcastle marble works, King st Williams Matthew, saddler, King st Williams Mrs.Catherine, wid Matthew, Matthew st Williamson capt.George, mariner, King st Williamson Mrs.Agnes, wid Alexander, Ball st Williamson Peter, machinist, King st Williamson Robert, weaver, Tremaine st Willis Alfred, shoemaker, King st Willis George, boots and shoes, King st Willis James, wool broker, Ontario st Wilson Isaac, of Taylor & Wilson, John st Wilson John, waggonmaker, Division st Wilson John, M.A, professor of classics Victoria university, Henry st Wilson Mrs.Sarah, wid Joseph, John st Wilson Richard, druggist, cor King and Division sts, I King st Wilgon Thomas, car builder G.T.R,, George st WINANS, BUTLER & CO., commission merchants, dealers in foreign and domestic wools, grain and flour, 85 Front st, Toronto, and Division st, Cobourg Winans B.8,, of Winans, Butler & Co., township of ITamilton Winch Richard, butcher, King st Winch Richard J., butcher, Cobourg market, h King st Wiseman Timothy, fisherman, McGill st wid llenry, Wish James, shoemaker ood Henry T'., surgeon dentist, King g Wood Mrs.Ann, wid William, hotel keeper, King st cor George st, Wood Thomas, moulder, James st Woodley Geo., butcher, Cottesmore ay Woodruff Thomas, tailor, Spring st, Woods James, tailor, King st Wright David, clerk, College st, Wright John M, of Pratt & Co., Sc minary st Wright Mrs.Sarah, wid William, John st Wright W., whitewasher, Division st Workman George C., student, James st York Thomas, carter, Chapel st YORK WILLIAM, hairdresser and dealer in musical instruments, music, strings, toys, combs, brushes and perfumery, King st, h College st Young Men's Christian association, Professor Burwash, president, rooms Division st Young Mrs, Frances, wid David, Perry st Zula Paul, confectioner, George st CODRINGTON\u2014A small village in the township of Brighton, county of North- umberland.Distant from Brighton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles, fare 50e.Mail duily.Population about 150.Allison Joseph, farmer Allison William, farmer Burns Peter, shoemaker Camp Charles, J.P., farmer Camp James, carpenter Camp Pitken, farmer Couny John, tailor Craig Samuel, cooper Eaton Lyman, waggonmaker Franklin Benjamin, carding mills Gallagher Thomas, farmer Holland Thomas, farmer ITutchison Thomas, shoemaker Kavanagh Barclay, blacksmith Kempt Henry F., suw mills Kilbank William, cabinetmaker Kilbank William, postmaster, storekeeper King George, farmer King Isaac, brickmaker and constable King Nelson, farmer Lay John B, storekeeper McLean Miss Charlotte, teacher Morin John, farmer Newcomb J.& J, grist mills Newcomb James, of J.& J.Newcomb Newcomb Joseph, of J.& J.Newcomb Parsalt William, farmer Richard William, farmer Ross Robert, blacksmith Sterling William, farmer Sutherland James, blacksmith Sutherland William, carpenter waggonmaker Tate Hugh, farmer Wright Robert, farmer Young Miss, scliool teacher and *COLRORNE\u2014A small village in the township of Windham, county of Nor folk.Distant from Simcoe, the count town, 1 mile, fare 1240.from Brantford, n station of the Buflalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 23 miles, fure $1.37.Population about 80.Beemer John, J.P.farmer Beemer William, carpenter Bond Joseph, innkeeper Cole Benjamin, pottery Forse John H,, lnborer Gibbons Robert, grocer Hilton William, butcher Mackay Alexander, farmer * The post offico is at Sitmcoo ONTARIO.) DOMINION 281 DIRECTORY.Cor-Coz J.P., farmer ATTHEWS DANIEL, J \u2019 and warden of county of Norfolk.Matthews John, farmer .Nickerson Wellington F., patent right agent .Osborne William, laborer Peltit John, tollkeeper Pettit Walter, teamster Shaw Vincent, Sterling Harry, Tate Thomas, carpenter Thomson Charles, laborer Wood Richard, pumpmaker JOLBOIRNE\u2014An incorporated village Pi the township of Cramahe, county of Northumberland.The soil of the surrounding country ix good and under a high state of cultivation.\u201d It hasa good local retail trade, Its manufactories are represented by grist, saw and planing mills, two tanneries, an iron foundry and three eabi- net factories.The registry office for East Northumberland is kept here.The Kingston gravel road passes through the village, and a station of the Grand Trunk railway 1s contiguous.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Cobourg, the county town, 15 miles, from Toronto 85 miles, from Montreal 248 miles.Mail daily.Population ubuut 1500, Allen John, baker, Church st Beekam Adam, farmer, King st Bennett Norman, farmer, Ontario st Bethune Alexander N., M.D., King st Bird Henry, mason, Toronto st Brico Leander, laborer, King st Burke Mrs.Eliza, wid William, Church st Bywater Richard E., druggist and watchmaker, King st Calbuck James, laborer, Earl st Cameron Charles P., of Cameron & Fuller, King st Cameron & Fuller, general store, King st Campbell Donald, Ontario st Campbell John, tanner, Percy st Carnall George, tailor, Perey st Carnall George W., joiner, King st Case rev.George, Wesleyan Casey H.N., of H.N.Casey & Son Casey I.N., & Son, general store, King st Chapin Otis A., cabinetmaker, King st Chapin Boswell, cabinetmaker, King st Chapin Simeon, cabinetmaker, King st Chapman John, waggonmaker, Percy st Chatterson Alexander, farmer, King st Cockburn George, farmer, King st COLBORNE EXPRESS, weekly, annual subscription $1; G.Keyes, editor and publisher, Market sq Collins Thomas, shoemaker, King st Colton Marshal IT, farmer, King st Colton Willimm H., Church st Coulston Joseph, miller, Durham st Jrandell Reuben, farmer, King st Cronk John, laborer, Durham st Cumming Mrs.Jane, wid Cuthbert, King st Cummings Abel, King st Cummings Thomas, King st Dailey Daniel, grocer and Mnrket sq, Church st Davis W.J., blacksmith, Toronto st Davis William, farmer, King st Deans & Deans, general store, King st Deans Robert T., of Deans & Deans Church st \u2019 Delaney Cornelius, laborer, William st Dewey Charles B., Division st Dewey Josiah B.King st Donaghy Srmuel, constable, King st Donaghy William H., joiner, King st Dudley Albert W,, nurseryman, Percy stationer, Duncan rev.Peter, Presbyterian, King st Easton William D., grocer, Market sq Episcopal methodist church, rev.J.M.Simpson, minister, King st Errington William, carriagemaker, Division st Exchange office, H.N.Casey, broker, King st FORD CHARLES R., J.P., postmaster, telegraph agent, King st Fowler George O., potter, Toronto st Fowler Harvey, tanner, Toronto st Fowler Mrs.Eliza, wid Orchard, Toronto st Fowler Robert, M.D.Fowler Timothy Y., potter, Park st Fuller Joseph K., of Cameron & Fuller, King st Gibson Richard, tanner, Percy st Gilbert Robert, laborer, Earl st Gordon George N., hardware, Market sq, h Percy st Goslee George, King st Goslee Mrs.Phœbe, wid James, King st Gould Edwin, cooper, Percy st Greer Thomas, farmer, King st Grover John M., registrar, King st Hart Edward, hotelkeeper, Earl st Hawkins George, farmer, King st Hawkins W.Albert, shoemaker, King st Hawkins William, shoemaker, King st Head Henry, sash and door factory, Furnace st Hicks David, school teacher, King st Hicks Henry, hotelkeeper, Division st Higgins Wm., waggonmaker, Percy st Hollembeck Wm., waggonmaker, King st Hosler Thomas, laborer, King st Howard Thomas, miller, Furnace st Hughes rev.James, Wesleyan, King st Huyck Selim, general store, King st Inglis George, blacksmith, King st [ves Elan, joiner.King st Jewell Joseph, cabinetmaker.Church st Johnson William, clerk Division court, King st Johnson W.L., school teacher, King st Johnston Wm., photographer, King st Keeler Joseph.M.P.KEYES GEORGE, editor and publisher Colborne Express, Market sy, King st King A, baker, King st King Mrs.Margaret, wid John, King st Kinney Charles, carpenter, Furnace st Labelle Daniel, laborer, Church st Lane Philip, carringemaker.King st Leak Epbraim W.baker and confee- tioner, King st Leake Hiram, tanner, Toronto st Leith Robert, hotetkecper, Market sq Lutman Mrs.Eliza, wid John, King st McRain Peter, shoemaker, King st McDonald Darius, express carrier.Toronto st McDonald John L., dentist, King st McDonald Patrick, laborer, King st McTugh John, proprietor, Marion hotel, King st McRae Farquhar, general store, King st Male Benjamin, tanner Male Job, blacksmith, King st Male John, carpenter, Toronto st Male William, printer Manning George, laborer, Percy st Marion hotel, John McHugh, proprietor, King st Marten Henry Oaky, M.D.Massie John, M.D, King st Merriman James M., collector of customs, King st Merriman Miss Mary F., King st Merriman Titus S., farmer, Durham st Nichol Douglas, Percy st Miller Samuel, butcher, King st Milligan Andrew, tailor, Division st Montgommery Alexander, laborer, Division st MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Chs.R.Ford, agent, King st Moore Samuel, laborer Murray Alexander, M.A., headmaster Grammar school, Church st O'Flinn Thomas D., King st Paisley John, joiner, Earl st Palmer Mrs., wid Elijah, King st Payne Simon H., attorney, King st Peterson Charles, clerk, bds Marion hotel, King st Peterson Jas.F., general store, Kingst Peterson Peter J., blacksmith, Percy st Peterson Thomas H., general store, King st, h Durham st Powers Jabez P., M.D, King st Powers Wm.A.agent G.T.R., Earl st Registry office, John M.Grover, registrar, King st Richardson Mrs.Ann, wid Timothy, Toronto st Robertson Toronto st Roper Richard, Church st Roraback George T., joiner.Church st Saim William, laborer, William st Scott Reuben, machinist, Furnace st Scott Reuben B., machinist, Furnace st Scougall James, waggonmaker, King st Shannon Richard, merchant, Percy st, h Church st Shannon William, founder, Norton st Simmons Daniel L., King st Simpson rev.J.M.,Episcopal methodist, King st , Sinclair C., barber, King st Snetsinger Noah, miller, Church st Stacy John, tailor, Church st Strong William G., farmer, Church st Teasdale Joshua M., Victoria st Thompson Nelson, moulder, King st Turney Levi, farmer, King st Turney William, farmer, King st Tuttle Leonard, blacksmith, Percy st Tuttle Marcus, carpenter, Toronto st Tuttle Wallace, shoemaker, King st Vars Addison, town clerk, grocer, King st, h Church st ; Wainwright major G.40th battalion, Church st Warren G., tanner Webb George W., King st .Webb James G., general store, King st Wesleyan church, rev.George Case, minister Williams Matthew, saddler, Perey st Wills Alfred, butcher, Victoria st Winnett Miss Rose, King st Wolfraim Jonathan, hotelkeeper, Church st Wood Miss Jane, milliner, Norton st Yeoman John L., blacksmith, King st Young Joseph, laborer, Market sq * COLCHESTER\u2014A village on Lake Erie, township of Colchester, county of Essex.A large business is done here in lumber.Distant from Windsor, astation of the Great Western railway, 32 miles, fare §1; from Amherstburg, 14 miles.Steamboats run to Windsor and Detroit in summer.Mail daily.Populationabout Donald, general store, Aikman Peter Augustus, M.D.Boring Joseph, carpenter Boring William, carpenter Downey rev.John, ch of England Ferris Miss Ida, school teacher HACKETT ALEXANDER, of Hackett & Co., postmaster HACKETT & CO.general dealers * Also called Sackville. \u201cTor-CouL DOMINION 282 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Hackett Henry, of Hackett & Co.Lodge William, blacksmith McKay Samuel, shoemaker Nuth William H.R.Ring George L., M.D.Sinasack Edward, hotelkeeper Trotter David, of Hackett & Co.COLD SPRINGS\u2014A village in the township of Hamilton, county of North- umberland.Distant from Cobourg, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 200.Ainsley Archibald, J.P., farmer Ash Hiram, J.P., farmer \u2018Gage Gardiner, carpenter Graham Robert, farmer Greeves James, farmer Hay Alexander, laborer Hayden Joseph, farmer Hoskins Alexander, pedlar Hutchinson John, laborer Kelly Mrs.Mary, wid Hugh, tollkeeper Kerr William, teacher McBride Richard, blacksmith McCune James, carpenter McIntosh David, postmaster, keeper Maher Patrick, laborer Murray rev.Joh L., Presbyterian Neill Chatles, J.P.Newton William, laborer Nixon Edward, carpenter Nixon George, farmer Pedley rev.Charles, Congregationalist Rainey William, innkeeper Ritchie George B.Richards Mrs.Jane, wid William Roserear Matthew Ross Walter, waggonmaker Sidey David, grocer Sidey Peter, farmer Smiley William, laborer Teeney William, blacksmith Tisdale John C., M.D.Wilger James, jun., carpenter Wilger James, sen.carpenter COLDSTEEANI\u2014A smail village in the township of Lobo, coutty of Mid- dlesex.Distant fron Komoka, à station of the Great Western railway, 6 miles, from London 15 wiles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about Lu0.Carmichael Hugh, J.P., farmer Cutler David, farmer Cutler Elis, miller Gray Alexander, deputy reeve Gray John, farmer Gray Malcolm, farmer Haight Benjamin, farmer Huffman Leonard, farmer Lord Joseph, farmer Marsh Jacob, postmaster, storekeeper Marsh John, farmer McArthur Malcolm, farmer McCollom James, carpenter McOollom Lafiyette, waggonmaker McKay John, farmer McLean Theophilus, farmer McVicar Peter, farmer Merrils Thomas, shoemaker Mitchel Peter, farmer Norris William, saw and carding mills Ross William John, blacksmith Sinclair rev.Ducal, Baptist Thomas James, farmer Wood John, school teacher and convey- ancer Wood William, storekeeper Zavitz Benjamin, farmer Zavitz Daniel, farmer Zavitz Isaac, farmer store- COLDW A'TER\u2014A villagein the township of Medonte, county of Simcoe, Mou- treal Telegraph! Cu.has an office hero.Ferry boats ply to all parts on Georginu Bay Detweon Collingwoud and Coldwater.Distant from Orilaa 15 miles, fare 760.from Barrie, a station of the Northern railway, 43 miles, from Toronto 107 miles, Mail tri-weckly.Population about 260.Albion hotel, W.Barland, proprietor Ardagh Johnson, M.D.Borland George, carpenter Borland John, luborer Borland William, proprietor Albion hotel Buchanan Mrs.Rachel, wid Robert Bush George, naturalist Caswell George, jun., tavernkeeper Caswell George, saw and grist mill Caswell William, waggonmalker Chambers John, farmer Christie Alexander, lumberer Crediek Joseph, farmer Dunford Edward, farmer Dunford George, laborer Dunford William, laborer Eplet Jolin, postmaster, storekeeper and general stage proprietor Eplet Samuel, telegraph farmer Finley Robert, carpenter Gray John, trapper Gunnis John, laborer Johnson James, carpenter Lawrie John D., land agent Lynch James, laborer MeUarkelt John, laborer MARRIAGE LICENSES, William N.Rutledge, issuer MONTREAL TELEGRAPI CO, Samuel Eplet, operator Nettleton William, storekeeper Rawson William, laborer Reid Isaac, sawyer Robinson William, blacksmith RUTLEDGE WILLIAM N,, issuer of marriage licenses, coroner, commissioner in B.R., and farmer Small James, farmer Spence A., farmer Spence John, blacksmith Spence John C., carpenter Stevens Henry M., laborer Stewart David, carpenter Walton Matthew, seaman Woodrow A., farmer operator, COLEBROOK\u2014A thriving village on the river Napanee, township of Camden Fast, county of Lennox snd Addington, It possesses almost unlimited water power, Distant from Napanee, the count town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 16 miles, from Kingston 22 miles, fare 31, Mail duily.Population sbout 300.Ashley George, proprietor hotel and mull owner Jabeock Calvin, sawyer Babcock Thaddens, farmer Ball Solomon, laborer Benn George, butcher Benn William, carpenter Boyce John, blaclcanith Brown Zalotus, blacksmith Carl Ephraim, laborer Cronk David, blacksmith Cronk John, firmer \u2018Degroff Wildon, harnessmaker Fletcher Robert, firmer f'reeman Callop, Inborer [Tart John, farmer fnkerman house, G.M.Walroth, proprietor Lake John, waggonmaker Lario Joseph, cuoper Liario Napoleon, cooper Pomeroy COLERIDGE\u2014A small Lario Peter, cooper Lemon Ira, laborer Lock William, farmer Love Peter, cooper Newman John, storekeeper O'Connor Thomas, shoemaker Pomeroy hotel, G.Ashley, proprietor Riddle John, sawyer Ryder Thomas, miller Shangraw George, grocer Snider Elonson, waggonmaker Vanest Elisha, mill owner Walroth Garrett M., proprietor Inker- man house Warner O., & Sons, storckeepers Warner Aug.C., of C.Warner & Sons Warner Charles, J.P., postmaster, store- t keeper, and potash manufacturer Warner Sydney, of C.Warner & Sons Wartman Charles, pumpmaker Wright John, luborer COLERAINE \u2014A village partly in the township of Toronto Gore, county of Peel, partly in the township of Vaughan, county of York.Distant from Klineburg, astation of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 2 miles, from Weston, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles, faro 50c.; from Toronto 22 miles.Mail daily, Population about 200.Allen J.B., farmer Atkinson Thomas, farmer Bee Hive hotel, David Gould, proprietor Birch Frederick, shoemaker Cole Thomas, furmer Coleraine hotel, Alexander Thornburn, proprietor Devins Isaac, teacher Devins James, farmer Fenwick Francis, farmer Gibson John, farmer | Gould David, proprietor Bec hive hotel Gowland Matthew, farmer Harrison John, farmer Hughes William C., storekeeper, postmaster Johnston David, farmer Jolinston James, farmer Johnston John, farmer Jones Peter, laborer Kellam George, farmer Kellam Robert, farmer Kersey William Kergey William, jun., farmer Leighton George, farmer Long Wiliinm, laborer Maynard Amos, waggonmuaker Paul Henry, farmer Steel Daniel, farmer St John Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas Thornburn Alexander, proprietor Cole- raine hotel Toppin John, laborar Webster Thomas, farmer Whisson Elisha, blacksmith Williams Joseph, farmer Wilson Joseph, farmer place in the township of amornntis, county of Wellington.Distant from Orangeville, n Ma- tion ol the Toronto, Grey and Bruce.railway, 13 miles, fare &t.Muil bi-weekly.l\u2019'opulution about 200.Allen Joseph, farmer Bench John, farmer Bench Michael, farmer Black Samuel, farmer Black William, farmer Braiden Andrew, farmer Braiden Jamos, farmer Budd John, former Campbell Wilson, farmer Carr Robert, farmer Coleman John, farmer ONTARIO.] DOMINION 283 DIRECTORY.CoLLINGWOOD.Coleridge botel, George Stones, pro- rietor Cornell W.E., farmer Crombie Samuel, farmer , Dodds Samuel, farmer Dowkes John, farmer Dowkes Thoinas, farmer Ferguson William, furmer Graham Joseph, farmer Graham William, farmer Hall John, farmer Hall William, farmer Harper George, joiner Harper William, farmer Hewett Mark, steam saw mill Horsley Thomas, farmer Irwia Joseph, farmer Johnston William, farmer Kensley Charles, farmer McFadyen Angus, furmer Manning James, farmer Mehoeg Archibald, farmer Montgomery James, shinglemaker Pashek Joseph, farmer Rentoul James, farmer Small Edward, farmer Smith John, farmer Sproul Hugh, farmer Sproul William, farmer Stile George, farmer Still Peter, farmer Stones George, hotelkeeper Theaker William, farmer Torrance Thomas, farmer Tribble John, farmer Trueman Joseph W., postmaster, farmer Watts G.M., farmer Watts Philip, farmer Welsh Francis, farmer Welsh John, farmer Williams John, farmer COLLINGWOOD \u2014 An incorporated town on the south shore of Georgian Bay, Lake iluron, township of Nottawa- saga, county of Simcue, Collingwood was, =eventeen years ago, no better than a wile derness; it is now largely populated and rapidly increasing in importance.It offers great facilities to ship builders.There is an extensive lumber business carried on here.1t has several factories somo of them worked by steam, also a large tannery, brewery and steam flour mill, Two steamers Fun between here and Fort William, one to Sault Ste.Marie, one daily to Owen Sound.and one bi-weekly to Parry Sound.It is the terminus of the N-rthern railway.The completion of this road has made Collingwood the nearest route from Lake Ontario, and the country east of Toronto, to the Western States.Montreal Telegraph Co, has ah office here.Distant from Barrie 30 miles, from Bell Ewart 43 miles, from Bolland Lunding 55 mites, trom Richmond 111 76 miles, trom Weston 86 miles, fram Toronto 94 miles.Mail daily.Population about 4,000.Adams James, laborer Ahart Augustus, Inborer Akins George, laborer Anderson John 11, laborer Anderson Mrs.Jane, wid James Bannister Thomas, laborer Barker Ifugh J.Barker Edward, laborer Barker John D, storekeeper Barnhart N., & Co, steam flour mill Baruhart Noah, of N.Bavuhart & Co.Barr George, farmer ' Barr Thomas, fuwmor Barrett Thomas, boilermaker Bassett Francis, carpenter Bassett Mrs, Elizabeth, wid John Bassett Thomas, blacksmith Benway Anthony A., boat builder Berry rev, Francis, Wesleyan Birnie Horatio, carpenter Birnje John, carpenter Birnie Thomas, carpenter Bishop William, fisherman Bligh captain Arthur J.Blount Misses June & Matilda, milliners Blue James, ship carpenter Boland Michael, laborer Boothly George, laborer Booch James, laborer Bourdon Vaumir, brakeman Boyle Bernard, laborer.Boyle Patrick, laborer Brennan Michael, teacher Bricknell John, laborer Briggs Samuel, carpenter Brouks John, mason Brown Manning, painter Brown Thomas, grocer Brown William A.butcher Bryan William, tailor Buck George, cooper, stave factory Buil Alexander, fisherman Buist Alexander Burmaster William, laborer Burns Thomas, farmer Burnside Rubert, cooper Bute George, b acksmith Bygrove James, laborer Callahan Cornelius, laborer Callary Bernard, clerk Cameron Alexander, bar tender CAMERON CHARLES, proprietor North American hotel, stage proprietor, and .ivery stable keeper Cameron David, captain of vessel Campbell Al-xander, farmer Campbell James, watchman Campbell John, carpenter Campbe 1 Joseph, sailcr , CARPENTER EDWARD R,, desler in drugs, sewing machines, leather and stationery Carr James, sawyer Castor Jam: 5, mason Cays John, carpenter Charlwood George, lumberman Christmas Thomas, laborer C arc A exander, laborer Clark Arthur, fisherman Clark George, laborer Clay George, gardener Clay George, laborer Cleak George W., carpenter CLELAND HUGH M, dealer in hardware, stoves and tinware Cleland William, saddler Clough James, carpenter Clya Daniel, teamster Clya Hiram, laborer Coftv Patrick, laborer Collins Allen, hotelkeeper Collins George, lighthouse keeper Co lins Thomas, trader Connell James, clerk Connell William, clerk Cooper Mark, watchmaker Conroy William, laborer Corbett Thomas, laborer CORPORATION OF COLLING- WOOD, George Watson, mayor; Joseph H.Lawrence, town clerk Creeman James, laborer Jreelman James R, music teacher Crone Wis iam, t-ader Cross James, clerk Crowe James N., cork Cunningham Jalges, station master Darlison Richard?aborer Darrach Duncan, post office clerk Davis John H,, photographer Dawson Nicholas Densmore Jonathan P., foreman in mill Derocher Simon, sawyer Devall Pleasant, hairdresser Dewane Michael, laborer Dewsberry Thomas, laborer Dougherty Patrick, fisherman Dougherty Robert, fisherman Dudgeon Adam, bailiff Duffey Charles, fisherman Duncan James F., storekeeper Earle John, carpenter Earle Theorhilus P., clerk Eberhardt J.C., laborer Edwards James, carpenter Elliott James, teamster English Daniel, tailor ENTERPRISE (THE), weekly, annual subscription $1; J.Hogg, editor, proprietor and printer Evans William T., storekeeper Falona Thomas, laborer Fagan James, storekeeper Fenton George E., storekeeper Ferguson David, miller Ferguson John, miller Ferguscn Peter Feske Martin, laborer Fecke Stephen, laborer Fleming David, contractor Fleming John A, civil engineer and provincial land surveyor Florance Edward C., shoemaker Fluent John, sawyer Flynn Mrs.Mary, wid James Foley Thomas, tanner Foley William, laborer Foreman George, rrinter Foreman John, baker Foster David, produce dealer Foster William, cooper FYFE JOHN, dealer in stoves and tinware, coppersmith and plumber Galbraith James, lumberman Gamon Charles, of Moberley & Gamon Ganley Thomas, sa\u2018lor Gariley Andrew, of W.& A.Gartley Gartley W.& A, shoemakers Gartley William, of W.& A.Gartley Gibbard Mrs.Louise, wid William Gilbraith Blackburn, lumberman G'Idart William, sawrer Gillson Hiram, saw mill Gleeson David, laborer Globe hotel, J.Rowland, proprietor Gordon Robert, storekeeper Grant Duncan, cooper Grant John, shoemaker GREAVES JOSEPH, dealer in drugs, books and stationery, fancy goods seeds.paints and oils Green Charles, laborer Griesbach Charles, farmer Griesbach William, laborer Griffin Thomas, laborer Haines Joseph H., sawyer Hall William, laborer Hamilton Alex.L., assistant postmaster Hamilton F., post office clerk Hamilton John, laborer Hamilton Robert, laborer Hamilton William, tally clerk Hamilton William B.postmuster Hanley Patrick, laborer Hannah Edward, laborer Harcourt James, mason Hardy William H., carpenter Harvey Alfred, laborer Hays James, fisherman Heitman Henry, scedsman HENDERSON JONATHAN, dealer in shelf hardware, bar iron, and ship chandlery Henny Robert, tailor HENRY JAMES.merchant tailor and dealer in gents\u2019 furnishing goods Herrick Alvan C., schoolmaster Herrington William, blacksmith COLLINGWOOD.DOMINION 284 DIRECTORY.7 [PROVINOE or Hewitt John, grain dealer Hewser Peter, painter Hilborn Nicholas B., clerk Hill John, carpenter Hills William, turner Hinds John, laborer Hoag Isaac M., of Hotchkiss, Peckham & Co., and of Peckham, Hoag & Co., at Newmarket Hocking Henry, carpenter HOGG JOHN, publisher and proprietor of the Enterprise Holland Benjamin, confectioner Hollinbeck Bradley, shoemaker Hollingshed Silas, laborer Holmes Mrs.Sophia, wid Samuel Horton George, carpenter Hotchkiss, Peckham & Co., lumber merchants Hudson Bay Co., C.Macdonell, agent Huff James, tinsmith Huff Thomas W., painter Hunter George, carpenter Hunter John, lumberman Hurst William, laborer Hutchinson Charles, tanner Jackson George R., laborer James Josiah H., boarding house James Thomas, teamster Jamieson William J., millinery Jardine Andrew, clerk 4th Division court JARDINE JOSEPH, dealer in groceries, liquors, boots, shoes, clothing Jeffrey Jacob, ship carpenter Jemmett rev.George, Grammar school teacher Jones Enos, laborer Jones Stephen, innkeeper Jordan Robert, carpenter Juby Joseph, sign painter Juby Mrs.Aurilla, fancy goods Keeley William, saddler Keen William, carpenter Kelly David, innkeeper Kelly John, portre Kennedy James, laborer Kennedy R.J., pump factory Kenney James, laborer Killer William H., laborer Kinch Edward, boat builder Kirk Robert, sash and blind factory Kitchen James PF, butcher Knox Robert, cooper Laprairie David, laborer Laprairie John, farmer Laprairie Joseph H., laborer Laprairie Louis, laborer Lawrance William, laborer Lawrence James, farmer LAWRENCE JOSEPH H., town clerk Leonard Fernando C., harnessmaker Leroy Eugéne, innkeeper Lett rev.Stephen, ch of England Levi Daniel, sawyer Lewis Benjamin F., mill manager Liddell William, baker Lindsay James, storekeeper Little William, carpenter Lockerbie Andrew, blacksmith and boilermaker Lockton William, laborer Long John J, of T Long & Brother Long T., & Brother, storekeepers Long Thomas, of T.Long & Brother Lynden Henry, farmer Maccarl John, laborer Macdonell Charles, of J.Barnhart & Co., also of Macdonell & McMaster, agent Hudson Bay Co.MACDONELL & McMASTER, insurance, shipping and commission agents McArthur John, laborer McArthur Neil, waggonmaker McAuley Patrick, laborer McBride Thomas, laborer McCarthey Florence, laborer McClaren James, carpenter McCleverty Joseph, farmer McCormick James, laborer McCormick Michael, innkeeper McDonald Colin, sailor McDonald Donald, porter McDonald Duncan, carpenter McDonald John, clerk McDonald John, laborer McDonald John, sailor McDonald Neil, fisherman McFadyen John, pedlar McGinnes William, sawyer McIntyre John, carpenter Mclver Willian, snilor McKinley Thomas, laborer McKinnon Angus, carpenter McLaughlin Robert, carpenter McLaughlin William, agent McLean Godfrey, watchmaker McLean Hugh, storckeeper McLean Neil A., storekeeper McLennan T., laborer McLeod Alexander, carpenter McMahon R., grocer McMaster John, of Macdonell & Mec- Master, express agent and broker McMillan Daniel H., of Palin & McMillan McMillan James L., clerk McMillan James, tanner McMullen John, laborer McMurray Lawrence, laborer McNabb Alexander, captain of vessel Madden John, laborer Mahoney William, laborer Malan Patrick, laborer Malcolm William, cooper Manning George L., farmer Masson David, clerk Masson Isaac, laborer Masson Mrs., wid William Melville David, storekeeper Merrill John, hotelkeeper Miller John, fisherman Miller John W., carpenter Miller W.C., sailor Miller William, farmer Milward John, farmer Milward Joseph, gardener Milward William Moberley Arthur, M.D.MOBERLEY & GAMON, barristers and attorneys Moberley Geo., of Moberley & Gamon Montgomery David, butcher Montgomery Mrs.Annabella, wid Alfred MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Moore Thomas, carpenter Morrill Alfred, ship carpenter Morton Andrew, bookseller Mulholland Edward, jun.of Mulhol- land & Smith Mulholland Edward, sen., tail or Mulholland Rebecca, toy store Mutholland & Smith, broommakers Nicoll John, butcher Mullen Daniel, sailor Mundle George, lumberman Munson Jared, blacksmith Neff Edmund, storekeeper NETTLETON JOHN, merchant tailor and clothier Noble James, fisherman Noble Mrs.Mary Ann, wid John Nolan Henry, euller and boarding house Nortdoff John, laborer NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL, Charles Cameron, proprietor O'Grady John, laborer O'Haro.Thomas, laborer Olmsted Oscar, carpenter Orr James, sailor Palin & McMillan, tannery Palin Richard, of Palin & MeMillan Parlan William A.Parrott Edwin, tinsmith Patton James, mason Patts Thomas, laborer Peck Levi, carpenter Port Andrew, fisherman Port Dawson W., town treasurer Pugh Charles, sawyer Pye Edward, lumberman Pyvis John, laborer RAILWAY HOTEL, J.P.Ryley, prietor Randolph Henry, laborer REID JOHN L., provincial land surveyor and engineer Reid Robert, Iumberman Rentuer Frederick, laborer Rentner Louis, farmer Reynolds Jumes, laborer ROBERTSON HENRY, barrister, ai torney at law and conveyancer Robertson James A., luborer Rochester Andrew, cooper Rodgers rev.Robert, Presbyterian Rolf John, laborer Rolf William, laborer Rose Mrs.Charlotte Rowland John, proprietor Globe hotel RYLEY JOHN P., proprietor Railway hotel Sallows rev.Edward, Wesleyan Sennan Frederick, cooper Scott John, laborer Scott Mrs.Mary Anne, wid John Schryer Simon, culler Seward John P., butcher Shannon Arthur, farmer Shannon George, farmer Shannon Joseph, laborer Sharp Stephen, laborer Shaw Thomas, shoemaker Sheene Mrs.Mary Anne, wid Andrew Shehan Andrew, tally clerk Siggel John, farmer Siggel Louis, teamster Silveste Urquille, farmer Simmons Stephen, mason Smith George, agent Smith James 11, confectioner Smith John M., of Mullholland & Sith Smith Richard, clerk Sovell Daniel, gardener Stabi John, laborer Stafford Mrs.Eliza, wid Alexander Stephens Robert, market clerk Stephens Alexander R., M.D.STEPHENS C., & CO, dealers in groceries, provisions, flour and grain Stephens Charles, of C.Stephens & Co Strong William A., carpenter Sullivan Patrick, shoemaker SUTHERLAND ALEXANDER M.dealer in dry goods, clothing, hard ware, buols and shoes Sutherland John, engineer Swain William, fruiterer Swanzey John, ma: on Swanzey Robert, magon Swanzey William Sykes Royal, blacksmith Symes captain Jumes B., steamer Al- goma Tait Harry, Inborer Tate Jumes G., machinist Telfer Andrew, carpenter Telfer IInll, storekeeper and baker Telfer James, agent TELFER, WIGGINS & CO., dealer in dry goods, groceries, clothing, millinery and crockery pro- Barrette } ONTARTO.] DOMINION 285 DIRECTORY.Cor-Com | Telfer William, of Telfer, Wiggins & Co.Teskey Stephen, laborer Thomas John, laborer Thomas George, pid wl as Samuel, ca Thomson Ebenezer, bookkeeper Thompson James, carpenter Thompson John, farmer Thompson John, laborer Thorn Mrs.Mary, wid Robert \u2018Thorp Mrs.Hester, wid James Toby Warren, tanner Todd Hugh, laborer John, carpenter Tons Henry I.cabinetmaker Trott Samuel T., cabinetmaker Vallack Adoniah, M.D.Tyner William, carpenter Vannater Peter, engineer Vincent Edward, butcher Walker Andrew, tailor Walker Samuel, carpenter Ward Jesse, laborer * Wardele Elijah, pedlar Warren Philip, engine driver ; WATSON GEORGE, mayor, landing waiter Watts William, boat builder Wensley William H., painter Whalen Frank, laborer \u2018White Joseph, laborer Whitters William, farmer Wilson Walter, fisherman Winters Isaiah, farmer Wolf Thomas P., trader \u2018Wright John, clerk ; Wright Mrs.Margaret, wid Wright Robert, storekeeper Wylie J.B., carpenter Zeigler Miss Margaret, laundress COLLIN'S BAY\u2014A small village in the township of Kingston, county of Frontenac.Distant from Kingston 7 miles, fare25e.Mail daily.l\u2019opulation about 130.Aiken Clark, farmer Babcock Henry, fisherman Caroline Miss Grace Clark William, broommaker Dennis Thomas, gardener Everett John, farmer Tielding Robert, farmer Grass John, farmer Hamilton David, farmer Herchmer Lawrence, postmaster, storekeeper Jaquith Clark, wheelwright Jaquith Edward, blacksmith Jones Thomas, laborer Lamb George, fisherman Marsh George, hotelkeeper McGuin Anthony, mill owner Meachem George, laborer Morey Sidney, hunter Patison rev.Rounding, Methodist Pledger John, tollkeeper Purdy James, farmer Pretty Robert, fisherman Rankin David, farmer Rankin Hugh, farmer Suthan Peter, farmer Smith Henry, farmer Smith John, farmer Smith Samuel, farmer mith Willian, lnborer Wartman Barnabas, farmer COLPOY'S BAY \u2014A post offico station in tho township of Albemarle, county of Bruce.It has a steamboat landing at Which boats plying between Owen Sound and Colpoy\u2019s Bay oall.Distant from Qwen Sound 20 miley, from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 70 miles.Mail weekly, ne \u2018Shackleton J ohn, postmaster *COLUMBIA\u2014A small village on a branch of the Humber, townehip of Albion, county of Peel.Distant from Bolton, a station of the Toronto, Grey aud Bruce railway, 8 miles, from Brampton, the county town, 20 miles, from Toronto 80 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 250, Arnott Simeon, bootmaker Beaton Neil, farmer Berry Juhn, farmer Berry William, farmer Blankhorn Thomas, carpenter Bowes George, farmer Bowes James, farmer Bowes John, farmer Bowes William, farmer Boyd Malcolm, farmer BROWN ROBERT, general merchant Brown Thomas, clérke Burns Patrick, farmer Campbell Duncan, waggonmaker Cherry Samuel, farmer Columbia Inn, Ed.McGovern, proprietor Cowling Thomas, farmer Dixon Alexander, tanner Dowzer William, farmer Elliott Robert, currier Exchange hotel, Wm.McKee, proprietor Fuller James, farmer Fuller William, farmer Garner rev.John, Primitive methodist Graham John, farmer Hasp David, farmer Hosley Thomas, bootmaker Jager Mrs.Sarah, wid John Keating James, farmer Keating Thomas, carpenter Kerr Isaac, farmer Kitchen William, blacksmith Maw James, farmer Maw Joseph, farmer McAllister James, farmer McALLISTER PETER, assistant postmaster, general merchant McGovern Ed., proprietor Columbia inn McKee William, postmaster, proprietor Exchange hotel McSherry Edward, farmer Middleton John, farmer Morrison William, farmer Parker Robert, farmer Patterson David Phillips William, farmer Potter William, farmer and miller Reynard John, farmer Scott Joseph, farmer Scott William, farmer Seymour Robert F., school teacher Smart Alexander, farmer Stubbs Edward, carpenter Swinarton Thomas, M.P.P.Thompson John, farmer Thurston James, miller Wilson James, shoemaker Woodsworth John, farmer COLUMBUS\u2014A village in the township of East Whitby, county of Ontario.Dis- taut from Oshawa, a station of the Grand Trunk railway.6 miles, fare S7c.: from Whitby 10 miles.Mail daily.Yopula- tion about 400 Adams Joseph Angus Robert, laborer Ashton John, carpenter Ashton Robert, postmaster Beall James BEALL WILLIAM, notary, commissioner Queen's Bench, issuer of mar- ringe licenses, conveyancer, insurance and general agent, clerk of township of East Whitby Bickle John, miller Bright John, waggonmaker * The post office is called Coventry.Brokenshire Nicholas, constable Calder John, shoemaker Chesterfield Stephen, shoemaker Chesterfield Timothy, shoemaker Columbus Woollen mills, Edward Senior, manager Cole Edward, tanner Crown inn, Robert Hodgson, proprietor Cruse John, waggonmaker Curtis Mrs.Jane, wid John, milliner Dale John, saddler Darragh R.J., M.D.Desforge Joseph Edmundson rev.John B., Presbyterian Gaskin Matthew, blacksmith Goodman James, miller Harper Philip, farmer Harper Richard, farmer Harris Richard Hawkey Lewis, saddler Hawkins James, shoemaker Hawkins William, shoemaker Herwkett Samuel, tanner Hicks Henry Hodnett rev.H., Bible Christian Hodgson Mrs.Hannah, wid Thomas Hodgson Robert, proprietor Crown inp Hugoe Richard, tailor Hugoe Stephen, tailor Jackson Mrs.Mary Ann, music teacher Joynt John, potash maker Luke William.laborer McLaren Duncan, carpenter McLean William, carpenter Mark Walter, blacksmith MARRIAGE LICENSES, Beall, issuer May Charles, school teacher May Isaac, laborer May William, laborer Nankeville Edwin, builder Ontario Farmers Mutual Insurance Co.William Beall.agent Penhall John, laborer Porteous Alexander.blacksmith PROVINCIAL INSURANCE CO, William Beall, agent Roberts John, butcher Rouse Mrs.Avis, wid John Scurrah Charles & Joseph, coopers Scurrah Charles, of C.& J.Scurrah Scurrah Joseph, of C.& J.Scurrah Scurrah Mrs.Jane.milliner Senior Edward, manager.Columbus woollen mills Skirving Robert, storekeeper Sleep William, teamster Smallacombe James, waggonmaker Smith Willam Soloman John, laborer Stokes Charles Scott, M.D.Whery John, tailor Wilcockson William, farmer Wherry William, carpenter White John COMBER-\u2014A village in the township of Tilbury west, county of Essex.Priu- cipal business done isin country produce, timber, railroad ties and staves.Distant from Stony Point, a station of the Great Western railway.6 miles, from Chatham 32 miles, from Windser 32 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100, Brown John E., farmer Buchanan John, farmer Burnard William, farmer Dutton George W., shoemaker Elliott George, storekeeper Elliot Peter, farmer Finner John, farmer Frankforth George, tailor French William, farmer Golden John, M.D.Harkness Adam, baker Jackson Thomas, farmer William Com-CoN Ludlam Henry, blacksmith McAlister D., & Co., storekeepers McAlister Duncan, of D.McAlister & Co., postmaster Nickelson William, J.P.Pool George, J.P.Beveright J.A.,, M.D.Stephens James, carpenter Stephens John I, i keeper Taylor Joh, co stable Taylor Samuel, farmer COMBERMERIE\u2014 A small village on the Madawaska River, township ot Radcliffe, county of Renfrew.Montroal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Pembroke, thecounty town, 54 miles, from Renfrew 54 miles, from Sund Point, tho terminus of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 71 miles, Mail bi-weekly.Population about 50.Bellisle Joseph, innkeeper Cameron Allan, & Co., storekeepers Dennison John, jun., lumber dealer Dennison John, sen., farmer Glenn William, shoemaker JOHNSON DANIEL, postmaster, storekeeper and age 1t Montreal Telegraph C 0.Kelly Cornelius, blacksmith Kelly Thomas, millwright McMaster Dougall, innkeeper MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.D.Johnson, agent Moulton \u2014, of A.Cameron & Co.CONESTOGO\u2014A villago at the confluence of the Conestogo and Grand rivers, township of Wo lwich, county of Waterloo.Distant from Berlin, the county town, and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles, fare 50c.; from Guelph 15 miles, from Toronto 65 miles, faro $1.75.Mail daily.Population about 450.Balkwell James, miller Berkman August, blacksmith Bowman Noah S., of J.B.Snyder & Co.Brehn John, teamster Ciemer John, shoemaker Cole Isaac, blacksmith Cuntz Jacob, cooper Dahmer Henry, weaver Dahmer John, laborer Davidson John Decher Philip, carpenter Eby Cyrus, potter Eby Willium, potter Eiler Henry, cooper Feil Henry, carpenter Fields James, jun, of J.Fields & Son Fields James, sen., of J.Fields & Son Fields James & Son, distillers Fields John, distiller Gilles Joseph, tailor Goetz Jucob, Inborer Good Henry, blacksmith Hebel Henry, laborer Hectus Charles, laborer Heidlinger Albert, laborer Hendry Charles, J.P., storekeeper Hicks Michael, laborer Hilburn David, cattle dealer Hahn George, cooper Holle Felix, butcher Kaufman Mrs., midwife Kirch Peter, jun., laborer Kirch Peter, sen., laborer Knar John, farmer Lippert Jacob, shoemaker Loebsack Henry, jun., laborer Loebsack Henry, sen., laborer McKenzie John, tin pedlar Manke August, laborer M unke John, Liborer Mathewson William, laborer Miller Henry, laborer Musselman David farmer postmaster, DOMINION 286 Musselman Solomon, farmer Oswald Philip, hotelkeeper Ott Mrs.Catherine, wid Perine M.B., agent Snider & Eby Riehl August, bechive maker Ritzer Joseph, tailor Robb Mrs., wid Alexander Ruby Emanuel, school teacher Schmidt John, laborer Schweitzer Martin, hotelkeeper Seyler Jucob K., hotelkeeper Shelly Louis, cooper Shoemaker Henry, waggonmaker Shoemaker John, shoemaker Shupe Adam, farmer Snider & Eby, flax scutching mills, M.B.Perine, agent Snider Henry, & Co., mills Snyder J.B., & Co., storekcepers Snider Menno, of Henry Snider & Co.Snyder Joln B., of J.B.Snyder & Co., reeve of township of Woolwich Stuck Frederick, mason Stumps Daniel, mason Tefft Brinton J., farrier Weber Peter, farmer Wiegand William, cabinetmaker Winters Walter, farmer Wright George, farmer CONINGSBY\u2014A small place in the township of Erin, county of Wellington.Distant from Millsburg 5 miles, from Georgetown, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 20 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Baugham Henry, carpenter Burt John W., postmaster, farmer Hill John, blacksmith McLean Peter, school teacher CONNOR\u2014A village in the township of Adjala, county of Cardwell.Distant from Bolton, a station of the Toronto, Gre and Bruce railway, 11 miles, from Bradford, astation of the Northern railway, 24 miles, from Malton, a station ofthe Grand Trunk railway, 26 miles.Mail daily.l\u2019o- pulation about 150.Babe Thomas, M.D.Beatty William, J.P.Clunch William, waggonmaker Coolahan Joseph, hotelkeeper Darraugh James, broker Darraugh John, machinist Dick William, weaver Elliott Jones, veterinary surgeon Flemming James, shoemaker Langrill John, blacksmith Lee & Beatty, storckeepers Lee Robert, postmaster Leggett Joseph, machinist McCanna William, blacksmith McColclough J., express agent McCoy John, professor of music Mercer Robert, dairyman Packett & Tagg, tanners Parson & McGilvry, millers Stuart A., school teacher Totten Thomas, woollen factory Ward Robert, shoemaker West Robert, shoemaker Wilson John, builder CONROY\u2014A seitlement and post office atation in thetownship of Downie, county of l\u2019orth.Di-tant from Stratford, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, from London 32 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 15).Blair William, hotelkeeper Boyes John, shoemaker Bradshaw Thomas, farmer Cole He wy, farmer Colli 18 Richard, farmer Corrigan John, farmer Coughlan William, farmer Davy Dominick, farmer DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE or Davy Jeremiah, former Duan James, furmer Flanagan John, farmer Grady John, blacksmith Hall Thomas, farmer Harrison John, farmer Horrigan Dennis, farmer Horrigan Patrick, farmer Hunter Thomas, furmer Johnson William, farmer Keane Michael, farmer Keane Timothy, farmer Kerney John, firmer Kerney Thomas, furmer McCann Edward, farmer McOreerar John, weaver McDonald Joli, house carpenter Manley William, farmer Nola Patrick, farmer Smith Peter, postmaster Thistle Robert, farmer CONSECON- A village at the mouth ot Consecon creck, on Weller's Bay {townships ot Amelinsburg and St Hillier, county ot Prince Edward.It has a good supply of water power and is one of the best lishing places on Lake Ontario, Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Trent n, à stution of the Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles, from Brighton 15 miles, fare 756, Muil daily.Population about Allen John, miller Anderson Nathan, laborer Anderson Paul, laborer Arthur Charles, storekceper Arthur Hugh, J.P., farmer Bailey Levi C , painter and photographer Beech Mills, farmer Beech Mrs.Phebe, weaver Beyers John, of Cadman & Beyers Booth Robert, shoemaker Cadman & Beyers, storekeepers Cadman Joshua M., J.P., clerk Division court, issuer of marriage licenses, and insurance agent Cadman Wm.A., of Cadman & Beyers Chambers rev.Andrew B., Wesleyan Clark Peter Colton William Wallace, M.D.Cowan James, shoemaker\u201d Crouter James, tinsmith Cudlipp Edward C., carpenter Darling Mrs.Hannah, wid Robort Davis Rufus, basketmaker Deilmage William, sailor Dibble William, carriagemaker Dibble William, H., clerk Élmer W.W., M.D,, druggist Fox 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Coo-Cor DOMINION 288 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op COOPER\u2014A village in the township of Madoc, county of Hastings, Distant from Madoc 9 miles, from Belleville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 35 miles, fare from Belleville to Madoc $1.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Allen Charles, J.P., farmer Allen James, farmer Allen Thomas S., postmaster Blair James, councillor Blair Thomas, farmer Blair William, farmer Bond Sylvanus, farmer Cooper Hugh, farmer Elliott Henry, farmer Elliott Thomas, school teacher Harris John, farmer | Kinnear Robert, storekeeper Vankleick Barnabus, J.P, farmer Vankleick Peter, saw mill COPENHAGEN=A village in the township of Malabide, county of Elgin.Distant from Port Stanley, a station of the London and Port Stanley railway, 14 miles, fare 75c:; from London 28 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 300.Benwicklen David, waggonmaker Bentley Miss, teacher Bradley Gool, farmer Bradley William, farmer Clemens Elijah, farmer Dills Mrs, wid, farmer Durdle James, farmer Egbert William, farmer Ewings Andrew, farmer Garner George, carpenter and joiner Greens Edward, farmer Geygans Thomas, blacksmith Gloin John, farmer Gusley Daniel, farmer House Frederick, farmer House George, farmer James Robert, farmer Jobin Thomas, carpenter and joiner Johnson Buce, farmer Jones Daniel, school teacher Jones Levy, farmer Jones Peter, farmer Jones Richard, farmer Jones Robert, farmer Jones Wesley, farmer Jones William, farmer Kaiser John, postmaster, hotelkeeper Laidlaw Thomas, farmer McTagert Archibald, farmer, saw mill McTagert Joh», farmer Martin John, farmer Millard Mathias, saw mill Monro \u2014, tollkeeper Percy Henry, farmer Percy William, farmer Quiller John, farmer Rmuls Solloamis, farmer Roberts Robert, farmer Sherey John, cooper Simpson Edward, farmer Smith Abraham, farmer Smith Charles Smith Delornia, farmer Stafford Cornelius, farmer Stewart Robert, farmer Sultan Israel, carpenter and joiner Sultan Wesley, farmer Swarts Jacob, farmer Teeple William, farmer Terrie Enoch, farmer Tiffort.George, carpenter and joiner Tiffort Jonathan, carpenter and joiner Wily William, farmer Woolley Isaac, farmer \u2018Woolley Peter, sportsman Winicut George, storekeeper Vanslick James, farmer Vranip John, farmer Vuentz Charles, farmer COPETOWN\u2014A village partly in the township of Ancaster, partly in the town- ghip of Beverly, county of Wentworth, Here is à station of the Great Western railway and an office of the Montreal Telegraph Co.Distant from 1[amilton, 10 miles, from Toronto 44 miles.Mail dufly.Population about 200.Bacon Jacob, luborer Bawtinhimer Adam, waggonmaker Boughner Robert P., tollkeeper Bouman Joseph, snw mill Burrows Joseph, storekeeper Cane Edward, butcher Clark James, switchman Delaney John, laborer Delaney Michael, laborer Delaney William, laborer Door Jolin, laborer Elliott Nelson, proprietor Farmers\u2019 inn Field captain Gilbert C., farmer Field Solomon, farmer Fry Frederick, station master G.W.R.Gordon Andrew, clerk Graham Donald, switchman Head Robert, shingle maker Histon rev.J., New Connexion methodist Horning Philip, farmer Kennedy Thomas, farmer Kitchen Henry, blacksmith Kitchen Morris, farmer Maple Leaf hotel, J.Smith, proprietor McCarty Thomas, teamster McMillan David, engineer G.W.R.Milne Thos., postmaster, storekeeper Moffatt Samuel, sawyer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Mortimer John, woodman G.W.R.Mullin Cornell, laborer Nugent Thomas, laborer Quinn Patrick, secretary, superintendent G.W.R.Rail Thomas, woodman G.W.R.Smith Jacob, proprictor Maple Leaf hotel Vinton Jeremiah, carpenter Walters Michael, laborer Williams William, bootmaker *COPLES FON\u2014A post office station in the township of Enniskillen, county of Lambton.Oil wells have been sunk in the neighbourhood which are known as the Shoemakers\u2019 Wells.Distant from Petrolia, a branch station of the Great Western railway, 24 miles, from Sarnia, the county town, 18 miles.Mall weekly.Brownlee Robert, farmer Bryle A., farmer Day George, farmer Ferguson George, farmer Graham J., farmer Hardaker James, farmer Lamott W., farmer McNaughton I, farmer Mitchell A, farmer Mitchell W., farmer Montgomery William, farmer Nappen A., farmer Smith R.P., postmaster Stainer W., farmer +t CORINTH \u2014A small village in iho township of Bayham, county of Elgin, Distant from Ingersoll, «station of the Great Western railway, 16 miles, fare 76¢.; from St Thomas, the county town and a station of the London and Port Stanley railway, 26 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 70.Acre William, blacksmith Best Fred.A., postmaster, storekeeper Best Henry, farmer Borbridge John W., farmer Carter John, farmer Carter William, shoemaker * Also called Oil Creek.t Also called Jones Corner.Connor Isaac, assessor Dalrymple Robert, enbinetmaker Forbes Joseph I, carpenter Ueminguay Peter, farmer Stimers Jacob, ashery and saw mill Weaver Thomas P., farmer *OORNELLVILLE\u2014A villuge in thy townshlp of South Norwleh, county of Oxford, Distant from Otterville 2 mligg from Woodstock, the county town ang à station of the Great Western railway, % miles, {rom Port Burwell, on Lake Erig 23 miles, from Loudon 40 miles, Population about 100.Chantler Peter, furmer Cornell Jesse, farmer CORNELL SAMUEL l\u2019., general merchant, farmer Dell Barsnett, farmer Gillan George, farmer Goodwin Gervase, farmer Johnson William, laborer Meddaugh George, farmer Moore Frederick, farmer Oatman Darius, farmer Oatman Oliver, farmer Stinchcomb John, farmer Walton John, farmer Webster Hugh D., farmer CORNWALL\u2014An incorporated town on the river St Lawrcuce, where it ex.pauds into Lake St Francis, a short dis tance below the Longue Sault Rapids, township of Cornwall,county of Stormont.It is the chief town of the united counties of Stormout, Dundas and Glengary, and a port of entry.The business of the Registry oflice, and of the Circuit and principal law courts is transacted here.lo avoid the Longue Sault Rapids, immediately above the port, a canal has been made, extending to Dickinson\u2019s Landing, a distance of 12 miles.This canal affords excellent water power, and several large factories and mills have been erected on its banks, promineut amoung which are the works of the Cornwall Woollen Manufacturing Co.A considerable amount of flour is shipped ni this place for Montreal.The steamers of the Canadian Navigation Co.and the Montreal and Bay of Quinté steamers call here, and there is a bi-weekly line of steamers from this place to Montreal, and intermediate ports, Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here, and a first-class station of the Grand Trunk railway.is contiguous, Distunt from Montreal by rail 67 miles, fure $1.50, by water 8 miles ; from Kingston 105 miles, from Toronto 256 miles.Mni daily.Populs- tion about 3000.Adams Charles P.Adams John, carpenter ADAMS P.E., dealer in hardware, rocerics and provisions Allen William C., M.D., mayor Alp John, laborer Atchison Joseph, boatman Atchison Robert, weaver Atchigon William, carpenter Bailey Josephus, storekeeper BANK OF MONTREAL, Neil McLean, agent Baribeaull lIenri, carpenter Barnard Charles, laborer Barnard Solomon Barry William C., millwright Bartley Henry, grocer Bayley William, mill sawyer Beach James, shoemaker Beaune Israel, laborer BEAUFORT & SONS, refreshment rooms, (3.T.R.station Belsland Mrs.Isabella, wid Alex.Bergin Darby, M.D.Bergin John, barrister * formerly called Farmersville.office is at Ottorvillo.The post ONTARIO.| DOMINION 289 DIRECTORY.CORNWALL, Bethune Angus, reeve, grist and card- i ill \u2018 Bethame James, barrister and County (torne Bethune Wittiam, attorney Bijou David, laborer Black David, carpenter Blindon John, tradesman Blunt John, lockman Blyth James C., grocer Bowie John, lockmun or t Z&phirin, lahore Brunt J De.L., princi pal of Grammar schoo ; Briele Frederick, mechanic Broderick Jumes, hotelkeeper Broderick John, hotelkeeper Brown Miss Eliza, school teacher Brown Robert H., tailor Bruce John S., surveyor Brymer Jimes C., photographer Bullock Robert K., collector of customs, bds at Commercial hote URDEN GEORGE, & CO., proprie- Por, printers and publishers of the Cornwall Gazette, Pitt st BURDEN GEORGE, editor of the Cornwall Gazette, Hart's farm Burnett James, warper Gadwell Edson, sen., foundry owuer Cadwell Edson, jun., foundry owner Cain Henry, potter ; CALLAGHAN OWEN, farrier, manufacturer of agricultural implements Cameron Alexander, clerk Cameron Angus, mason Cameron Daniel, laborer Cameron James, miller Campbell Edward, bricklayer Campbell Hill, miller Campbell Hugh, stonecutter Campbell Miss Lizzie, teacher Campbell Mrs.Mary, wid Robert Campbell William, bricklayer Campbell William, plasterer Campbell William, saddler Campble Frank, mason CARMAN J.W., proprietor and printer of the Ontario Carpenter Daniel, laborer G.T.R.Carpenter David, livery stables Carpenter George, blacksmith Carpenter Mrs., wid James Carpenter Mrs.Ann, wid David Carpenter Philip, laborer Carpenter William, clerk Carr John, shoemaker Cartier Mrs.Henriette, wid Louis Casy Michael, hotelkeeper Cattanach colonel Angus, land owner Chisholm William, barrister Chisholme Jol, builder Clarence Robert, laborer Clark William, wheelwright Claverly George, laborer Cline Mrs, Maria, wid Robert Cline Samuel, storekeeper Coghlin Timothy, laborer Coit Mrs, boarding house Colquhoun Mrs, Jane, wid Walter COMMERCIAL HOTEL Ranald Me- ouell, proprietor \u2019 Connor John, farmer Cook J ames, laborer CORNWALL GAZETTE, nual subscription S15 Burden & Co.a and publishers weekly, an- 1.50 ; orge » Proprietors, printers Pitt st CORNWALL Ww JOLLEN MANUFAC- an, president ; TURING Co, Hugh All George Stephen, vice president ; John manager ; James P, Watson, Varwick susie i.Cousins Miss Margaret, teacher Craig Robert, tanner Crasor Mrs.Jane, wid James Cummings John, carpenter Cummings Thomas, laborer Cummings Walter, carder Cughman John W., watchmaker Custom house, Robert K.Bullock, col lector Dagan Lawrence, laborer Daly Mrs.Margaret, wid Daniel Darois Jean, fisherman Darois Peter, jun., barber Darois Pierre, fisherman Davy Bernard, of Davy & McMahon Davy John, shoemaker Davy John R., of Davy & McMahon Davy & McMahon, harnessmakers Degan Lawrence, laborer Degnan John, grocer Demas Mrs.Marguerite wid Edouard Denneny James, bridgekeeper Denneny John, hotelkeeper Dennison Joseph L., potash manufacturer Denny John R., paiater Denny Paul, painter Dervis Jean, boatman Dewar John, grocer Dickenson James, miller Dickinson James John, M.D.Dignam Frauk, lockman Dingwall James, of Ross & Dingwall DOMINION HALL, corner of Pitt and Second streets.This house is now open for the accommodation of the public.The house is entirely new, very comuodious, having every convenience.Terms moderate.J.B.| McKenzie, proprietor Doré Léou, pilot Duemo Edouard, cabman DUNKIN WILLIAM H., proprietor Ottawa hotel Dunn Thomas, stonecutter Dunnoughy John, laborer Egan Michael.freight agent G.T.R.Eldridge James, blacksmith G.T.R.Eligh Adam, constable, steamboat agent Farlinger Alexander, shoemaker Farlinger Henry, tanner Faulkner Mrs.Field Mrs.Janet, wid Richard Flack David A, of Flack & Van Arsdale FLACK & VAN ARSDALE, stoneware manufacturers Fraser James, laborer Fletcher Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Hannibal, confectioner FREEHOLDER (THE), weekly, annual subscription $1.50 ; Alex.McLean, proprietor, publisher and printer Fulton Andrew, storekeeper Fyfe Frederick, of Martin & Co.Gallinger George, lockman \u2019 Gallinger William, blacksmith Gannon Patrick, blacksmith G.T.R.Garven William, butcher Gillespie Alexander, laborer Gillespie Daniel, laborer Gillie James, blacksmith Gillie Peter, blacksmith Gillespie Oliver, engineer, boat owner GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, Thomas Lynskey, agent Grant Alexander, laborer Grant Allen, wheelwright Hackaberry John, mason Hanley Mrs.Ann, wid John Harrison Mrs, John Hart Mrs, Ann, wid Samuel, landowner Haynes \u2014, sailor Henderson rev.William C., Wesleyan Hew de Bourck rev.William, Canada presbyterian Henry William, operative Hessell William, butcher Heward Augustus, accountant and teller Bank of Montreal Hibbard Miss Eliza, school mistress Hodge Andrew, millowner HOLLISTER WILLIAM, agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Hopper Mrs.Jane, wid Lieutenant Hunter James, lockman Hunter James, tradesman HUNTER JOHN, lamps, tin and bard- ware Irons William, painter Hutchison James, laborer Hyland Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Charles Irving J.ames, carpenter Jackson William, miller James C.Henry, general store Jarvis Geor S° fudge of County court Jessamer John, boatman Jerome Alexander, blacksmith Johnson James, carpenter Jolly Mrs.Mary, laundress Joyce Mrs.Margaret J., confectioner Julien Mrs.Joseph L.Kaye Joseph, boatman Kecnan John, finisher Kendray Thomas, weaver Kennedy Miss Elizabeth, teacher Kerwin Patrick, lockman Kewin Edwin, storekeeper Kewin Mrs.Francis, wid J., landowner Kilgour James, storekeeper Kirkpatrick & McIntyre, storekeepers Kirkpatrick William'J., of Kirkpatrick & Mcintyre Kirky Mrs., wid Peter Rirky py illigm, laborer nox John, carpenter Lagrow Peter, shoemaker Lally Francis, shoemaker Lalond Frangois, shoemaker Lalonde Alexander, laborer Lalonde Lesperance, laborer Langevin Venas, carpenter Laplante \u2014, laborer Lapraik David, dyer Lebeau Joseph, laborer Leclair Myles, laborer Lewis John W., barber Liddell David, storekeeper Lightbody Robert, laborer Lightbody Thomas, laborer Little James, baker LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE CO, John Bergin, agent Loney John, watchman LYNCH REV.MICHAEL, R.catholic Lynskey Thomas J., agent G.T.R.Macdonald \u2014, clerk se Macdonald Angus, M.D.Macdonald Alexander E., chief clerk in deputy clerk of Crowu's office MACDONALD HON.J.SANDFIELD, M.P,, attorney general for Ontario MACDONALD & MACLENNAN, barristers, attornies and solicitors in Chancery MACDONALD R.G., grain merchant and wood contractor Macdonald Roderick, M.D, secretary treasurer for county, deputy clerk of the crown MACDONELLD.A., general merchant Macfarlane Archibald, of Archibald Macfarlane & Co.Macfarlane Arch, & Co.storekeepers * Macfarlane Robert W., of Archibald Henderson Robert G,, clerk 23 McFarlane & Co. Cor-Cor Mack William, grist and flour mill Mackercher Colin, teacher Maclennan Donald B., barrister Maclennan Johu B., barrister Macphee John, hardware McArthur A.G., grocer McAteer Henry McAteer James, hotelkeeper McCallum Hugh, jun, carpenter McCallum Hugh, sen., carpenter McCartin Daniel, laborer McCracken Alexander McCracken David, butcher McCracken David, jun., butcher McConnell Alexander, laborer McCort Owen, laborer McCutcheon James, shoemaker McCutcheon Robert, land owner McDonald Alexander B., cabinetmaker McDonald Archibald, laborer McDonald D.A.superintendent Cornwall canal McDonald Daniel, carriagemaker McDonald Donald, bailiff, carriagemaker McDonald Donald, tavernkeeper McDonald Duncan, carpenter McDonald George, of G.& D.McDonald McDonald Hugh, grocer McDonald Laughlin, land owner McDonald Miss Cecilia, milliner McDonald Miss Helen, teacher McDonald Miss Sarah, dressmaker McDonald Mrs.Annie, wid Angus McDonald Mrs.Duncan McDonald Mrs.Mary, wid Angus McDonald Mrs.William McDonell Alexander, hotelkeeper McDonell Angus, coroner McDonell Angus, & Co., grocers McDonell Donald, deputy sheriff McDonell Donald, of G.& D.McDonell McDonell George, of G.& D.McDonell McDONELL G.& D., general store McDonell James, tailor McDonell James A., gaoler McDonell John, hotelkeeper McDONELL RANALD, proprietor Commercial hotel McDOUGALL JOHN S., dealer in boots and shoes, leather, hides and harness McDowl William, contractor McEniry Michael, hotelkeeper McGuire James, laborer McIntosh Peter, carpenter McIntyre Daniel E., sheriff McIntyre John, of Kirkpatrick & McIntyre McKENZIE J.B,, proprietor Dominion hall McKnight Samuel, potter McLEAN ALEXANDER, proprictor, publisher and printer of the Freeholder McLEAN COLONEL ALEXANDER McLEAN NEIL, agent Bank of Montreal, Mercantile Insurance Co., and collector Inland revenue McLellan Norman, bookseller McLennan Duncan, contractor McLennan Miss Catherine, boarding house McLennan Roderick, shoemaker McLeod Angus, blacksmith McLeod William, car inspector G.T.R.McMahon Thomas, of Davy & McMahon McMartin Duncan, gaol turnkey McMillan Donald, general store McMullen Alexander, lockman Madden Thomas, tavernkeeper Madden W.T., hotelkeeper Mahon Bryan, laborer Mahon Terence J., operator G.T.R.Malone Angus, laborer DOMINION 230 DIRECTORY Marchand Olivier, painter Marcou Frangois, laborer Martin & Co., paper mill Martin Patrick, papermaker Martin Robert, lockman Mason Peter, mason Masson François, blacksmith Masterson Lachlan, clerk Ottawa hotel Mattice Corydon J., of Mattice & Sons Mattice Gregor, of Mattice & Sons Mattice William, of Mattice & Sons MATTICE WILLIAM, & SONS, general store Mellersh Charles, bookkeeper Mellersh Mrs.Charles, dressmaker Miner John, harnessmaker Minor Pierre, saddler Miller Miss Anne, boarding house Miltimore Jolin, grocer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, William Hollister, agent Moore Charles, blacksmith Moore John, farmer Morisett John, foundry Mossey Thomas Mossie David, land owner Mulhern Patrick G., teacher Mullaney Angus, boatman Mullany Mrs.Ann Mullin Charles, laborer Munroe Duncan, clerk Munro Mrs.Archibald, dressmaker Murchison Hugh, clerk Murchison Murdoch, saddler Murphy Simon, laborer Murphy Thomas, laborer Myers Tobias, hotelkeeper Nadeau Abraham, clock repairer O'Brien John, laborer Orr Matthew, lockman Orton Oliver H., wheelwright OTTAWA HOTEL, William H.Dunkin proprietor Pagé Eusebe, millwright Palmer Mrs.Caroline W., wid Robert Park William M., watchmaker PATTON VEN.ARCHDEACON, HENRY, D.C.L., Rector of Cornwall Pearcy Alexander, spinner Pendergrast Mrs.Nancy, wid Thomas Perkins Samuel, tanner Phelan James A., paymaster and collector of tolls and officer of Customs.Phelan Thomas, laborer Phillips William C., carpenter Pininger Henry, operator Pitts Mrs.Hiram Pocock George W., hatter Poirier Jean Baptiste, laborer Poirier Pierre, laborer Pollock Samuel, chief constable Poole Charles, solicitor and deputy clerk of the Peace Porteus William, carpenter Potter, George Premo Joseph, grocer Pringle Geo, M.D., chemist and drug- ist Pringle Jacob T., judge County court Rattray Charles, M.D.Richardson William, woolstapler Ridley James, carpenter Rivière Jean, shoemaker Rivière Joseph, laborer Roach Mrs.Mary Ann, wid John Robertson George, laborer G.T,R.Robidoux George, woodman G.T.R.Robinson Charles, laborer Robinson James, lockman Robingon William, carpenter ROSS ALEX.P., carriagemaker, saddler, and coal dealer ROSS & DINGWALL, barristers, attornies, and solicitors in Chancery [PrOVINGE oF Ross Mrs, lëliz., wid Gordon, milliner Ross Willinm, of Ross & Dingwall Runions Gordon, potter Scarbeau Pierre Inborer Sharkey John, enbinetmuker Sinnger Henry, carpenter Skeith Isaac, carpenter Skeith Jol, druggist Skeith John, tin und hardware Skeith John, sen., tinworker Smart John, agent for Inland Navign- tion Co.\u2019 Smart J.I, agent for Canadian Navi.ation Co., and G.W.R., and Michigan Jentral railway, and proprietor of livery stables Smart Mrs, Helen, wid James Smith Daniel D., M.D., druggist Smith Henry, laborer SMYTH ROBERT, manufacturer of and dealer in boots and shoes, hides, leather and findings, and agent for the Lockmun & Wanzer sewing machines Suetsinger John, carpenter Snetsinger Miss Rachel, teacher Soper I\", dentist Speck John, laborer Stafford Alexander, tailor Stafford Charles, bricklayer Stiles Homer, blacksmith Stone James C., operator G.T.R.Sullivan Daniel J., painter Tackaberry William, lockmaster Talbot Angus, carpenter Talbot John W., carpenter Tallon James, laborer Thérault \u2014, gardener Tiver Joseph, laborer Tobin James, lockman TURNER NELSON, general hardware store and broker Urquhart rev.Hugh, D.D., ch of Scotland Van Arsdale Isaac f1., of Flack & Van Arsdale Van Alstine John, baker Vankoughnet hon.Philip, arbitrator for Dominion Vincent Joseph, rail repairer G.T.R.Wade Mrs.Elispy Ann, wid William Wagner Adam, hotelkeeper Wagner William J., watchmaker Walker William, laborer Ward Timothy, shoemaker WARRINGTON WILLIAM, groceries, boots and shoes, crockery and hardware WARWICK JOIN, manager Cornwall Woollen Manufacturing Co.Watson James P., sccretary Cornwall Woollen Manufacturing Co.Watson Robert, tailor WEAGANT HERMAN G., L.D.S.Weber Henry W,, photographer Whitford William, laborer Whithers Willian, wool sorter Wildon Thomas, tailor Wilson David, baker Wilson Thomas, laborer Wood George C., postmaster, county registrar Worsley John, shoemaker Wylie Mrs.Robert Young Thomas, fuller CORUNNA\u2014A village on the river St Clair, township of Moore, county of Lamb- ton.Cordwood and country produce afford the principal trade horo.Distant, from Sarnia, the county town, a station of the Grand Trunk, and terminus of the London and Sarnia branch of the Groat Western railways, 6 miles, fare 26.Mail daily.Population about 200.Baxter John, tailor Benner Robert, sailor eg ONTARIO, | Bennett John, laborer Brown Jumes, teacher Brown William, teacher Chambers John W., farmer Chislett John, shoemaker J tois Albert, grocer ; a hotel, Patrick Tobin, proprietor Billig Henry, mariner Gilbert William, weaver Greening George, laborer Havers John, butcher Hughes James W., dealer Jackson Joseph, tailor Jock Edward, ashery Kemmis Thomas, laborer McCrea Norman, laborer MeGill John, farmer McKay Mrs, Bella McNeil John, shipbuilder Miller Henry J., postmaster, dealer Mursam Henry, gardener OUBLLET REV FERDINAND 0.],, R.catholic Peattie William, carpenter Porter James, farmer Procter George, carpenter Procter James, dealer Procter Mirza, farmer Quantrill Robert, furmer Richards Peter Scott William, M.D.Stanley Lawrence, wood dealer Swaby Christopher, blacksmith Taylor James, dock owner Taylor John, wood deuler Tobin Patrick,proprictor Corunna hotel Todd Andrew, carpenter Wallace James Wallace John, blacksmitl Watson Joseph, farmer *COTSWOLD\u2014A post office station in the township of Minto, county of Wellington.Distant from Elora, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 22 miles, fare 81: from Hamilton 70 miles.Mail daily.Population about 175.Anderson William, farmer Bolton Charles, farmer Bolton Richard, farmer Christie James, school trustee, farmer Darroch Hugh, farmer Darroch Joh 1, farmer Douglas Adam, fumer Fraser Alexander, of Alexander Fraser so.Fraser Alexander, & Co.storekeepers Fyfe Peter, school trustee, farmer Gillespie John, tarmer Hall William Henry, farmer Hays Thomas, farmer Hill Alexander, postmaster Hughes Charles, farmer Hughes Thomas, farmer Hughes William, councillor, farmer McAnniel Donald, farmer MeAnniel Jolm, farmer MeEachern Alexander, farmer McEachern Alexander C., farmer MeKillop Archibald, saw and lath mill \\ owner Gol nev, George, Preshyterian North Samuel RE pumpaker and carpenter Orans William, farmer Patterson Allan, farmer Reid Rohert, farmer \u2018Ussell Jumes, school truste .farmer Slocum Danie] W,, laborer s farmer Smith John, farmer Smith William, farmer Watehorn Edward, farmer Willing Nathan, farmer ison Wellington, blacksmith * Also called Bolton\u2019s Corners.DOMINION 291 DIRECTORY.COULSON\u2014A post office station in the township of Medonte, county of Simcoe.Distant from Orillia, a steamboat landing on Lake Couchiching, 11 miles, from Barrie, a station of the Northern railway, 20 miles.Mail daily.Baker Edward, farmer Baker Jesse, farmer Baker Joseph, farmer Ball John, farmer Beaton Archibald, farmer Bell James, farmer Bell Thomas, farmer Carmichael Dugald, farmer Cooke James, farmer Coulson James, postmaster Coulgon William, millwright Dissette George, farmer Dissette John, farmer Dougall James, miller Douglas William, farmer Edgerton William, farmer Erroll Alexander, carpenter Fagan John, farmer Gill John, miller Hunt George, storekeeper Hunt William, blacksmith Judhope John, cooper and shingle maker Paterson Joseph, farmer and lumber manufacturer Seymour Joseph, farmer Seymour William, farmer Terry William, farmer Walker George, farmer Walker William, farmer | Woodrow Archibald.laborer ; Waples William, farmer i \u201cCOULSON\u2019'S CORNERS\u2014A pau | village in the township of West Gwillim- bury, county of Simcoe.Distant from Bradford, a'station of the Northern railway, 34 miles, from Toronto 42 miles.Population about 70, Bowman Thomas.proprietor Farmers\u2019, inn : Corcoran William.blacksmith Evans Samuel, farmer Farmers inn, Thomas Bowman.proprie- | tor 1 Fisher William, farmer Mannell James, waggonmaker | McFee Matthew, farmer ; Sutherland Hector, blacksmith Townley A.B.Wooks Robert, farmer *COURTL \\ND\u2014A village in thetown- ship of Middleton, county of Norfolk.Dis tant from Tilsonburg 5 miles, from Inger- soll, a station of the Great Western rail way, 19 miles, from Simene, the county town, 20 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 150.Blakely Hamilton, carpenter Brown Alfred F., farmer Burnett William, lumberman Byerlay Abraham, laborer Connor Thomas, innkeeper Cowan Albert, storekeeper Cowan James, saw mill, and farmer Cutting Stephen, carpenter Daugherty Isaiah, school teacher Dean Perez, towuaship treasurer, farmer Flaherty William, tailor Garnett George, laborer Garnett William, farmer Harris Chs.S., postmaster, commissioner in B.R., clerk of 4th Division court, general store Heiminch B., blacksmith Herron Jolm GC, 1, township clerk shoemaker Herron Samuel, farmer, carpenter *The post office is at Deerhurst.t Formerly called Middleton Centre.Cor-CrA Herron Thomas, jun., farmer Herron Thomas, sen., farmer Manary Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Robert McCrimon John Mills William, cheese factory and farmer Ronson George, farmer Ronson Thomas B., farmer Ronson William, farmer Sandham John, farmer Sayles Edwin, innkeeper Stiziker Richard, farmer Tisdale George, farmer Tisdale Lot, jun., farmer Tisdale Lot, sen, farmer Tisdale Nicholas, farmer Twiss Francis, farmer White Thomas, storekeeper Wilson James, lumberman COVERLE Y\u2014A settlement in the township of Bentinck, county of Grey.Distant from Durham 16 miles, from Col- lingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 60 miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 25 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 230.Cronan John, tarmer Cotter Cornelius, farmer Grant James, postmaster, farmer Mersinger David, farmer Parker Charles, farmer Quirk Michael, farmer Sheikler John, farmer Taylor James, farmer Welsh John, farmer COWAL\u2014A small sillage in the town- Fhip of Southwold, county of Elgin.Distant from Longwood, a station of the Great Western railway, 9 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 30.Ibbitson John, farmer .McBride Neal, postmaster McDougal James, school teacher Wade Francis, tavernkeeper CRAIGHURST-A village on the Pene- tanguizhene road, township of Medonte, county of Simcoe.Distant from Barrie, a station of the Northern railway, 12 miles.fare 60c.; from Toronto 76 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Bishop William.farmer Casey Michael, storekeeper Carr John.teamster Carr William, teamster Caston Aaron, carpenter Caston George, teamster Caston Marmaduke, farmer Craig Arthur.farmer Craig John.J.P., postmaster, clerk Diri- sion court Craig Thomas, farmer Craig Thomas.jun.farmer Craig William.student Crawford James, saw mill Crosby Benjamin, sawyer Daley Mrs.Margaret, wid James, proprietress Farmers\u2019 inn Farmers\u2019 inn, Mrs.Margaret Daley proprietress Ford James, laborer Frawley Patrick.shoemaker Frith George.wheelwright Gladstane Thomas Gladstane William, storekeeper Hamilton John, farmer Hanly John, M.D.Hayes James, blacksmith Healey George, farmer Hodges Thomas, blacksmith Johuston Joseph, saw mill Kiel Anson, edger Laing Alexander Laing John, blacksmith McCall Mrs., wid Edward McDonald Patrick, laborer CrA-CRE DOMINION 292 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE or: McKay Dugald, teacher McLean John, saw mill Morrison Mrs, Charlotte, wid James Morrison William, carpenter Richardson Alexander, farmer Rush Joseph, carpenter Snider George, sawyer Swann Joseph, constable Thornton Johu, wheelwright Varty Christopher, tavernkeeper Whittaker George, teamster \u2018Wicher rev.John W., Wesleyan CRAIGLEITH\u2014A village at the foot ofthe Blue Mountain, on Craigley Bay, Lake Huron, township of Collngwood.county of Grey.The Blue Mountain is the bighest ground in Ontario, being about 1500 feet above the level of the sen.There are excellent stone quarries around Graigleith- Good fisbing is to be had in the Bay.Distant from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 7 miles, fare 50¢ ; from Owen Sound, the county town, 3¢ miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 80.Armstrong Joseph, laborer Bowie Neil, farmer Brown Hugh, farmer Brown James, farmer Brooks William, farmer Campbell Alexander, farmer Campbell Charles, farmer Campbell Dougall, farmer Cook George, laborer Cook Mrs.Harriet, wid Allan, tavern Doheriy George, farmer Fleming Alexander, farmer Fleming Andrew, farmer Fleming Andrew G., postmaster Fleming Henry, farmer Martin Thomas, farmer McCaffrey Gilbert, farmer McLeod D., farmer Stephens Richard, farmer Wright Miss Margaret, school teacher CRAIGSHOLDME\u2014A rising village in the township of Garafraxa, county of Wellington.Distant from Fergus, a stu- tion of the Great Western railway, 8 miles, from Toronto 70 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 300.Bailey George, farmer Bailey William, farmer Barker rev.R., Congregationalist Bishop John, jun., farmer Bishop Thomas, farmer Bodie Alexander, farmer Bowley Jesse, farmer Boyle William, farmer Burnett John, farmer Chisholm Thomas, school teacher Cook Morris, farmer Craig Murdoch, postmaster, storckeeper Depen Peter, blacksmith Forester James, furmer Gallaghar Robert, farmer Gibson Donald, farmer Gibson James, farmer Gillespie Robert, farmer Gulley John, blacksmith Henderson Simon, farmer Hutchinson James, farmer Jeffrey Peter, farmer Keys George, farmer Laybourne Edward, farmer Lester George, farmer McGill Archibald, farmer McKeag William, farmer McKee Thomas, farmer McLelland George, farmer McLelland Nelson, farmer McLelland Robert, farmer Marshall William, farmer Martin Peter S., farmer Masson Charles, blacksmith Masson Francis, farmer May H., framer and carpenter May John, farmer May Thomas, {farmer Newman John, farmer Oliver Robert, farmer Petrie Alexander, school teacher Pipper Stephen, farmer Rathburn William Henry, farmer Scales William, farmer Simpson Jolin, farmer Simson Jumes, farmer Smith Edward, farmer Smith Thomas, farmer Torrance James, farmer Townsend Ralph, farmer Woud Thomas, fartuer Wright John G., farmer CRAIGVALE\u2014A small village in the towuship of Innisfil, county of Simcoo.Distant from Bramley, a station of the Northern vailway, 4 miles, from Toronto 60 miles.Mail daily.Population about100.Bell Charles A., postmaster, storekeeper Bell Walter, waggonmaker Burger John 8., saw mill agent Evans Daniel, blacksmith Fisher Charles, buicher Hurst Robert, laborer Jobbet Edward, teamster McCraw Robert G., tailor Mintee James, carpenter Marling Henry, luborer Maneer Samuel, blacksmith Newborn Walter, cooper Ough Richard, M.D.Reynold John, laborer Reynold Bowman, hotelkeeper Stewart Mathew, laborer Vanevery Samuel, farmer CRANBROOK -A village pear a branch of Maitland river, township of Grey, county of Huron.It contains a good limestone quarry, excellent water power, German Methodist, Lutheran, Bible christian und Presbyterian churches.There is a steam shingie mill one mile from the village.Distant from Ainley- ville 5 miles, from Seaforth, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles, fare 50c, Mail semi-weehly.Population about 250.Armstrong William, waggonmaker Beatle George, limeburner Calder James, steam shingle mill Cameron Robert, blacksmith Copeland John C.CRANBROOK HOTEL, James Tuck, proprietor Dumes William, proprictor Gambrinus inn, and butcher Ferguson rev.John, Presby terian Gambrinus inn, William Dames, proprietor Gordon John, laborer Hicks James, shoemaker Hunter Alexander, conveyancer, commissioner &c.Hunter Francis, carpenter Leadbeater Thomas, assistant postmaster, township treasurer, storekeeper Lusher Charles, shoemaker McKay William, mason McNair Alexander, school teacher McNeil Donald, blacksmith Schesser rev.John, German methodist Seale George, cooper Stevenson Miss, milliner Stevenson William, blacksmith Slemmons Samuel, farmer Switzer & Sons, wheelwrights Tuck Isaac J., bookkeeper TUCK JAMES, proprietor Cranbrook hotel Tuck Robert, clerk Woodriff Daniel, farmer CRAN WORTH\u2014A post office station fu the township of Burgess, county of Leagls, Distant trom Smith's Falls, n'station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway 16 miles.Mall weekly, , Joncs Peler, postmaster Joynt Joseph, farmer MeKenny John, farmer Polk N., farmer Taffy Geer, mill owner Toner Juln, farmer Toner Joseph, grocer Willas S., furmer CRAWFORD\u2014A small place in the township of Bentinck, county of Grey, Distant from Latonn 7 miles, from Durham 11 miles, from Collingwood, the ter minus of the Northern rullway, 59 miles, from Owen Seund, the county town, 26 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about Anderson George, farmer Boyle William, shoemaker Coutls Alexander, farmer Couits Charles, farmer Coults John, farmer Honess Stephen, farmer McDonald John, blacksmith McDonald Ronald, farmer McQuarrie Lauchlin, farmer McRae Donald, farmer McRae Hector, postmaster Orr Samuel, farmer Small Edward, farmer White James, farmer CREDITON\u2014A village in the township of Stephen, couuty of Huron.Distant from Lucan, à station ofthe Grand Trunk railway, 14 miles.Mnil bi-weckly.Population about 100.Back John, dealer Baker William, pumpmaker Brown Charles, shoemaker Campbell George W., M.D.Clemens John, hotelkeeper Clerk James, harnessmaker Coghlin Timothy, township treasure Davis Michael, hotelkeeper Edit \u2014, of Switzer & Edit E:lber Jacob, joiner Foster Samuel, teacher Loyd & Aleo, cabinetmakers Marriott W., butcher Mellin Henry, tailor Murlock Julius, waggonmaker Parsons & Elber, dealers Parsons John, postmaster Plumpp John, shoemaker Pres Simon, hotelkeeper Schmitt Michael, Dlacksmith Schneider William, furniture dealer Schwitzer Charles, bulcher Switzer \u2014, of Switzer & Edit Switzer & Edit, grist mill Thomas rev.C.A., Evangelical methodist Trevethic John, blacksmith Walker John, harness maker White Robert, cooper CREEK BANK\u2014A small place on the borders of fe townships of l'eel and Tilkington, conuly of Wellington, Distant from Alma 8 miles, from Elora, & sintion of the Wollington, Grey and Bruce rail- why, 74 miles, fare 26¢.Mall daily, Popu- lution about 80.Bunt Thomas, joiner Carpenter Amasa, blacksmith Ferguson Peter, wenver Fisher John, farmer Fisher Samuel, former Grahbum Jumes, postmaster, store .Miller Jucob, hotelkceper and farmer general i -.ONTARIO.\u2014A flourishing village on RE township of Nottawazaga, Simcoe, It has à large business fo Toor and four.Montreal Telegraph Co.bas an office here Distant from New Lowell, n station of the Northern railway, 5 miles, from Sunnidule station 6 miles, from Nottuwasaga station 8 miles, from Collingwood hurbor 16 miles, from Toronto 85 miles, Mail daily.Population about 300.: Boyle William, laborer Brown James, laborer Brown James, pumpimaker Carlton Mrs, Mary Ann, wid John Casey Wm., waggonmuker and blacksmith Clusou Oliver, mason Copelund Jobn, farmer Cudmore Thomas, farmer and constable Currie Janes, J.P.Dack Fhomns B., M.D.Dunsheeth Thomas R.Foster rev.William R., ch of England Fox Christian, cooper Galloway Henry, framer Galloway Thomas, shoemaker Gillespie Alex., postmaster, storekeeper Gillespie Miss Flora, telegraph operator Glening Edward, miller Graham William, laborer Grose Walter, farmer Guon Augns, couslable Hisey Sumuel, farmer Honeyford Joseph J., farmer Howie Henry, tinsmith Hutchinson James, laborer Irvine Thomas, shoemaker Kelly William, hotelkeeper Hitchen Thomas, bootmaker ackay John, laborer McKay Job, storekeeper McDonald Michael, storekeeper McDonald rev.Duncan, Presbyterian McManus George C., M.D.McNab Archibald, builder Micks Thomas, hostler Miller Joseph, butcher MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Paget Men Pholographer and woollen manufacitrer Patterson Jobn, harnessmaker Patterson Robert, saddler Randle James, carder Siday James, farmer Smith Reuben, storekeeper Steele Robert, blacksmith Sutherland Alexander, hotelkeeper Sutherland Daniel, velerinary surgeon Taylor rev.C., Methodist Taylor Thomas, laborer Townsend William, laborer Townsheud George, laborer Watt G.M., waggonmaker Webb Alonzo, laborer Webb John, Inborer Wilcox Elijah, builder cox Samuel, laborer EESSY\u2014A village in the township of North Marysburg.county of Princo Ede ward.Distant from Picton 15 miles, from Nupunce, ® station of the Grand Trunk tion apors tiles.Mail bi-weekly.Popula- Brown Henr , carpenter Brown James W., blacksmith Butley Joseph, jun, farmer potley Joseph olin, seu,, J.P., farmer Oatley John J., farmer om cron cuptain George P.Sanson James G., farmer Garson Bimuel W., postmaster arson Thomas, farmer Carson William, farmer Sounors Thomas L., furmer enike John M.carpenter Dermo George, \"MD.DOMINION 293 DIRECTORY.Germain George R., storekeeper Harrison Archibald, Harrison John S., farmer Harrison Walter, farmer Harrison William, farmer Harrison William A., carpenter Hicks William H., farmer Huff Henry, farmer Huff Solomon, farmer Hulbart George P., farmer McLaughlin Robert, carpenter Miller Robert, fisherman Murney John H., farmer Plews William, inspector of fisheries Power Edward, farmer Power George, farmer Prinyea John, lighthouse Rilance rev.William, Wesleyan Buider Tobias, farmer Storms James, jun., farmer Storms James, sen, farmer Storms William, farmer Trotter Wellington, farmer Weese Redford C., school teacher Wright Daniel, farmer Wright Edward, jun, farmer Wright Edward W., J.P., farmer Wright Jbseph, fisherman Wright M., blacksmith Wylie John, shoemaker *CRIEFF\u2014A small place in the township of Puslinch, county of Wellington.Distant from Guelph, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles, from Harrisburg 39 miles, from Toronto 60 miles.Mail daily.Population about 50.Baker Henry, general store Fraser Alexander, postmaster, farmer Kercher Jacob, hotelkeeper Motfart C., blacksmith Munro K., blacksmith Stewart Hugh, deputy postmaster CREN À N\u2014 A small village in the township of Aldborough, county of Elgin.Distant from Newbury, a station of the Great Western railway, 8 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 80.Baker C.W., farmer Currie Donald, farmer Johnson William, farmer Johnston Duncan, farmer McCallum Angus, farmer McColl Donald, shoemaker McEachran Archibald, farmer McEachran Donald, farmer McIntyre Duncan, postmaster, storekeeper McLean James, farmer Stalker Duncan, farmer Stalker Gilbert Stalker James, farmer Stewart captain Dougal, farmer Stewart Peter, farmer CROFTON\u2014A small village in the township of Sophiasburg, county of Prince Edward.Distant from Picton 6 miles, fare 500.: from Belleville, a station ot the Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles, fare 50.Mail bi-weekly.\u201d Population about 50, Calman John, farmer Caughey William, farmer Covert Henry, postmaster, innkceper Jinks A, wharfinger Jones Daniel, farmer Button Peter, carpenter Moran David, farmer Munro Samuel, councillor Noxon Jumes, farmer Palmer Genus, farmer Rorrabeck George, farmer Rutton Henry, farmer Salsbury Benaniel, farmer Whitney William, farmer * Also called Frazerville.CrE-Cro CROSSHILL\u2014A small village in the towuship of Wellesley, county of Waterloo.Distant from Berlin, the county town and s station of the Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles, fare 7c.Mail daily.Population about 150.Barber captain William, farmer Bird Benjamin, painter Boyd rev.James, Presbyterian Campbell J.B., farmer Cleghorn Mrs.Sarah, wid W.W., proprietress Union hotel Coutts William, farmer Egleston Robert, farmer Feather rev.Thomas, Wesleyan Glaister George, farmer Glaister John, farmer Glaister William, farmer Gutheridge William, farmer Hastings David, farmer Hastings William, J.P., commissioner Q.B., farmer Hatel Samuel, joiner Hewitt William, farmer Jennings Benjamin, farmer Kerr Andrew, waggonmaker Lee John, clerk Lee Joseph, nurseryman Lee Richard Leighton William, blacksmith McCutcheon James, postmaster, township treasurer, shoemaker McCutcheon Robert A.McCutcheon Robert A.jun., farmer McKie Joba A.storekeeper Manser George Mauser James Musser \u2014, blacksmith Muter P.J, M.D.Noble Robert, farmer Oakley George, Queen's Arms hotel Sutclitf \u2014, nurseryman Union hotel, Mrs.Sarah Cleghorn, proprietress Woods Mrs., wid Thomas, grocery *CROTON\u2014A small village in the town- sbip of Middleton, county of Norfolk.Distant from Delhi, a proposed station of the Canada Air Line railway, 2 miles, from Simcoe, the county town, 12 miles, from Brantford, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 27 miles.Pcpulation about 30.Barnhart Elias, sawyer Cline Oliver, farmer Gerring Joseph, farmer Jaques John, sawyer Lamb John C., carpenter Lamb Jobn F., miller Lamb Thomas, store and hotel keeper tCROWLAND\u2014A village in the township of Crowland, county of Welland, Distant from Welland, the county town and a station of the Welland railway, 3 miles, from Hamilton 4) miles, from Nia gara Falls 12 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Po pulation about 250.Benedict George, tanner Benedict Peter, JP.Boardman Luther, postmaster, storekeeper and innkeeper Buchuer Henry, J.P., farmer Buchner William, reeve, farmer Cook James, farmer Dean Cyrus & Israel, saw and grist mill Dean Cyrus, of C.& I.Dean Dean Israel, of C.& I.Dean Doan Clark, blacksmith Doan Reuben, farmer Hanagan John, laborer Hanagan Richard, laborer Henderson James, J.P., farmer *The post office is at Lynedoch.t Also called Cuok's Mills. Cro-CUM Holder Martin, blacksmith Lemmon John, tannery Iæots Isaac, laborer Madens William, agent McArthur Mrs.Margaret, wid Pratt Benjamin F., jun., tannery Pratt Benjamin PF.sen, farmer Pratt Clark C., foreman tannery Pratt Smith, laborer Raymer George A., farmer Reid Alexander, J.P., farmer Rock Edward, carpenter Skinner Hiram, waggonmaker Skinner James, laborer Skinner Jesse, waggonmaker Skinner Wilson, farmer Vanalstine Mrs.Charity $wid William Wildgen Henry, shoemaker Yokom Francis B., farmer Yokom Robert, farmer Yokom Titus D., waggonmaker, farmer Yokom William W., tinsmith CROYDON\u2014A small village on the river Salmon, township of Camden Enst, county of Lennox and Addington.Distant fron Napanee, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 15 miles.Mail tri-weekly, Population about 100.Breault Miss Maria, school teacher Campbel Juoseph Drader Jolin, cooper File Sidney, laborer Hamilton Edward, hotelkeeper Hartin Joseph, farmer Lynch Francis, blacksmith McCabe Mrs.Mary, wid Michael, hotel- keeper McKeown James, shoemaker Mendell Carlos, farmer Murphy Mrs.Eliza, wid Samuel Wilde Atkinson, carriagemaker Williams Edwin R., blacksmith Williams Ira,\u201d J.P., postmaster, storekeeper Williams John M, saw and grist mill and woollen factory CRYSLER\u2014A village on the river Nation, township of Finch, county of Stor- mont.Distant from Dickinson\u2019s Landing, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 21 miles, from Montreal 92 miles.Mail tri-weckly.Population about 150.Bingham Charles W., storekeeper Bradley Henry, farmer Carrier Gédéon, laborer Carrier Isidore, laborer Carrier Louis, joiner Carrier Thomas, laborer Cockburn John A.clerk Division court Cook Matthew, miller Craig Alexander, storekeeper Crysler George M., school teacher and attorney Crysler James H., laborer CRYSLER JOHN R., lumber merchant, grist and saw mill Furney Henry, tavernkeeper Gagnon Joseph, cooper Gagnon Mrs.Charles, laundress Gagnon Philip, farmer Godard dit Lapointe Joseph, carpenter Graham Andrew, merchant Halliwell rev.J, ch of England Johnston Hugh, postmaster Johnstone Edward, storekeeper Johnstone William, farmer Kilborn H.A., M.D.La France Francis, blacksmith Lepage Jeremie, laborer McCleave George, farmer Millar Edward, blacksmith Millar James, blacksmith DOMINION 294 DIRECTORY.Morrison Hugh, joiner Morrison John, joiner Pielow Octab, grocer Rupert Mrs.P, milliner Rupert Peter, miller Waldruff Lemuel, tailor Wright James, carriagemaker Wright John, Blacksmith CULLODEN-\u2014A village onthe Dercham and Ingersoll gravel road, township of Dereham, county of Oxford.Distant trom Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 11 miles, faro b0c.; from Tort Burwell, on Lake lrie, 18 miles, from Woodstock, the county town, 20 miles, from London 81 miles, Mail tri- weekly.Population about 200.Agur William, farmer Barnes Thomas, cooper Best Hiram, furmer Brebner James, saw mill Crawford William, saw mill Culloden cheese factory, James A.James, manager Darker James, painter Dugan Alexander, laborer Elliott Isaiah, farmer Hall John, carpenter : Heaton Andrew A., harnessmaker Herd William, laborer Hogarth Isaac, waggonmaker James James A., man.cheese factory Lancaster David Il, M.D.Jane Alexander, farmer Leever Asa, turner Livingston William, shoemaker Lindsay William, shoemaker Luno George, cirpenter McArthur Rial, innkeeper McArthur Thomas, butcher McCallum James, M.D.Mc¢Daniels William, laborer McDonald Samuel, M.D.Nickles E., carpenter Petch James, carpenter Phelps David, farmer Reid John H., farmer Richards Charles, ashery Rocket Amos, farmer Rowden John, laborer Smart Andrew, farmer Staples Francis, farmer Staples Robert, waggonmaker Taylor Charles, farmer Tripp Amos, of Tripp Brothers Tripp Brothers, grist and saw mill Tripp Solomon, of Tripp Brothers Turner Charles, farmer Tynan Michael, blacksmith Warwick Alexander, blacksmith Williams James, farmer Williams Richard, furmer Williams Richard T., postmaster, storekeeper CUMBERLAND\u2014A village on tho river Ottawa, township of Cumberland, county of Russell.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here, Distant from Ottawa 16 miles, fare by steamboat 60c.; by stage #1; from Montreal 105 miles, fure #8.Mail daily.l\u2019opulation about 00, Allan John, shoemaker Burton David, of Burton & Watson Burton & Watson, saw mill Cameron John, clerk of court Chamberlain William, engineer Dessaint Théophile, shoemaker Dunning George, blacksmith DUNNING GEORGE G., J.P., postmaster, storekeeper, commissioner for taking affidavits and lumber mey- chant Dunning William G., grocer Dunning W.N., grocer [PROVINCE 64 FERGUSON JAMES, M.D., physician surgeon and coroner Dunning J.Thomas, of G.G.Dunning Filintreault François, carpenter and carriage builder Fournier Thomas, carpenter Faubert Amable, lumber dealer Fnubert Michel, laborer Grammar school, Jumes Lumsden, M A teacher .?Grier Brock, of J.& B.Grier Grier J.& B., storekeepers aud lumber denlers Grier John, of J.& B.Grier Grier William, shoemaker Henton Archibald, laborer Loury rev.Martin, Presbyterian Lumsden Jimes, MA, teacher Grin school Lewis Arthur, farmer McCallum Archibald, bailiff McLaurin Peter, J P., surveyor McRae Dunenn, blacksmith Major Edward, cooper MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, Wal ter Dunning, operator Seguin Geoffroi, blacksmith Toutloff Francis, innkeeper and grocer Waters Charles T., baker Watson George, of Burton & Watson Wilson William, reeve, storekeeper Wilson Jolin, barrister Windsor J oh, innkeeper Wiseman \u2014, laborer Woods James, blacksmith CUMMINSVILLE\u2014A village in the towuship of Nelson, county of Halton.Distant from Wellington Square, a station of the Great Western railway, 7 miles, from Hamilton 14 miles, fare 50¢.; from Toronto 34 miles.Mail daily.Pe- pulation about 200.Booth James, laborer Brown Robert, laborer Byrne Martin, powdermaker Byrnes Dennis, laborer Calder William, farmer Clark Miss Annie, milliner Clark Miss Mary, dressmaker Coffee Andrew, powder maker Colclough William, clerk Corlette Edward, powdermaker Crowell Solomon, teamster De Long Anthony, laborer Earl A.H., powder manufacturer Ewer John, laborer Farries George, miller Flemming Henry, storekeeper [fox John, laborer Fraser Alex, teacher and photographer Gartlier James, teamster Gardener Robert, powdermaker Grant George, blacksmith Greenless John A., blacksmith Hawkins Iarwood G, clerk Halcro Jolin, tailor Harris John, farmer 1larris John, laborer Hewson George, farmer Heuson John, miller King Thomas, lath maker Kirk John, miller Leslie Thomas, tailor Little John, clerk Maltby George, laborer McGregor Willinm, M.D.McGregor Donald, furmer McKay Hamilton, tanner Morrow Thomas, sawyer Newell Miss Margaret, dressmaker Nichol James, millwright Olds William E., mana powder mills at Decota er Hamiltow ~ Perton Crowell William Harrison Currie Hugh, wood deuler Davies Thomas W., tailor Dolson Daniel S., grocer DRESDEN HOTEL, Joseph Laycock manager 50 Edward John, cabinetmaker l\u2019rancis Willinm, boots and shoes Grahun John M, photographer Gray Jumes, grocer Hart Thomas, blncksmith Miecks Daniel & S:unuel, grist mill HICKS DANIEL V,, & BROTHER proprietors of the City mills Hicks Daniel V., of Daniel V.Hicks & Brother Hicks George, miller licks Samuel, of Daniel V.Hicks & Brother Highgate Aaron, teacher Howard Seth, of Howard & Wanna- maker Howard & Wannamaker, blacksmiths Huff Daniel G., grocer Hughes Alfred, of H.S.Hughes & Co.HUGHES H.8, & CO., post office, dealers in dry goods, groceries, provisions, boots and shoes, &c.Hughes Horatio, of H.S.Hughes & Co.Hughes rev.Thomas, ch of England Huston Edward, wood dealer Johnston John H., lumber dealer Johnston Napoleon, storekeeper Johnston James H., saw mill King William, harnessmaker Kitchen Peter H., storekeeper Lauzon André, lumberman LAYCOUK JOSEPH, manager Dresden hotel Leonard John H, L., grocer Livingston hotel, Jos.Shaw, proprietor McINNES THOMAS R., M.D, CM, chemist, druggist and coroner MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.5.Clarke, agent Mooney Miclnel, storekeeper Mounteer William, butcher Rush George B., of Rush, Virgo & Co.RUSH, VIRGO & CO., lumber merchants, sash and door factory, and planing mill Seott George, storckerper Shaw Joseph M., hotel Scratch John James, farmer Skelton Francis, tinware Smith Mrs.Mary, storekeeper Stacey Nicholas, cubinetmaker Stevens Jns., town clerk, grain dealer Terrice Alex, J.P., lumber dealer Terrice Isnne, tollkeeper Vnuduzer Hiram H., hardware Virgo William, of Rush, Virgo & Co.Ward James, carpenter Watson Alexander, dry goods Watson Cyrenus P., postmaster Watson David, furniture dealer Watson John A,, proprietor Watson house Watson house, John A.Watson, proprietor Watsons Alex., of Wobster & Watsons Webster Isane, of Webster & Wutsons Webster & Watsons, tanners Webster William, shoemaker ONTARI0.] Wannamaker Joseph, of Howard & Waunamaker | hite Williun EL, grocer WILLISTON DANIEL D., auctioneer, commission and general agent, con- veyancer, accountant, &c., &c.| Wilson John, stave manufacture Windover Peter | Windover William H., storekeeper Winter Hugh Edmond, M.D.Wright David, saw mill Wright Joshua, waggonmaker 8 E\u2014A emall place in thetown- DE OO enon, county of Grey.Distant from Mount Forest 17 miles, from Owen Sound, 45 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Taylor Alex, postmas ter, farmer TMIBO\u2014A flourishing village in the pri of Blenheim, county of Oxford.The Division court is held in the town hallof Drumbo.Montreal Telegraph Co.bas an office here, 1tis a station of the Butfalo and Goderich branch of tho Grand Trunk railway.Distant from Paris 9 miles, from Brantford 17 miles, from stratford 28 miles, from Dunnville 54 miles, trom Goderich 63 miles,from Buffalo 92 miles.Mail daily.Pupulation about 600.Allan John, baker American Merchants Union Express Co, J.McKenzie, agent Armstrong Alexander, farmer Bailey Mrs.Fanny, milliner and dressmaker Bailey William, watchmaker Barr Greville E., cabinetmaker Bastendorff John P., tailor Blackburn William Bouker rev.Theophilus, Baptist Bretz Samuel, waggonmaker Brown Schuyler D., foundry Burgess Francis, farmer Burgess James, teamster Burgess Jos.L., of J.L.Burgess & Co.Burgess J.L., & Co., general store Cameron Hugh, school teacher Capron John B., innkeeper Chipman John, tinsmith Clark George W., farmer Clause Stewart, laborer Cochrane William H., harnessmaker Colwell Joseph, cooper Cox James, of J.L.Burgess & Co.Crandell Reuben, laborer Cunliffe Alexander, mason Fowler Stephen, farmer Gadsby John, teamster Gibbons Charles, laborer Gibbons George, laborer Graham Allen, farmer Graham John, farmer Graves Enoch, laborer Hall James, farmer Hall John, farmer Harrison George, shoemaker Henderson Thomas, laborer Haggarth Miss Mary, Hunter William, farmer Irving Perey, innkeeper Kelly Robeït, tauner and harnessmaker Laidlaw Andrew, farmer Laidlaw Robert, farmer Lillico John, farmer McCormick Mrs, Julia MeKENZIE JAME and druggist McQuarrie rev.Heeto Mann James, of R.8.Mann & Co.Mann Robt.S,, J.P.of R.S.Manu & Co, Mann R.8, & Co,, general store Markle Abraham, laborer Markle Alexander S.S, telegraph operator 1, Presbyterian waggonmaker MARRIAGE LICENSES, James B.Rounds, M.D ., issuer - DOMINION 303 DIRECTORY.Dro-Dru Miller Mrs, Rebecca, wid Oliver MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.J.McKenzie, operator Muma Henry, J.P., commissioner in B.R., farmer, land agent and notary Muma Nelson, carpenter Peck Almon, carpenter Pollock Jom, baker Robertson Duncan, dry goods, groceries and crockery Rogers James, blacksmith Rounds James B., M.D.of Rounds & Terryberry, postmaster, issuer of marriage licenses Rounds & Terryberry, surgeons Shaw Daniel, carpenter Smith Alexander, weaver Smith George W., general store Smith Richard, innkeeper Stevenson William, brickmaker Terryberry Jacob G., of Rounds & Terryberry Thomson Mrs.Mary, wid David Tibaudeau John W,, station agent Tree John B., laborer Vanderlip William Watters Henry, farmer White Mrs.Rachel, wid Joseph Wilson George, farmer DEUMMONDVILLE WEST\u2014A village in the township of Stamford, county of Welland.It contains two observato ries, each 74 feet high, whence may be obtained a magniticent view of the surrounding country, comprising lakes Ontario and Erie and the Niagara Falls.Montreal Telegraph (\u20180.has an office here.Listaut from Clilton.a station of the Erie and Niagara branch of the Great Western railway, } a mile, from the Fails 4 a mile, from Suspension bridge 2 miles, from Welland, the county town, 13 miles, from Hamilton 40 miles.Mail daily.Population about 1600.Arnold Mrs.Mary, wid George Barber Howard, hackman Barnett colonel Sidney, photographer Barnett Thomas, clerk Benson Franklin M., carpenter Bigger Charles, laborer Bigger John L., tailor Bigger George, taxidermist Blackwell John Harrison, M.D.Blakslee Calvin A., fruit and provisions Blankton Thomas, jun., carpenter Blankton Thomas, sen., carpenter Boche Adam, painter Booth James, bird stuffer Bowman James, jun., shoemaker Bowman James, sen., carpenter Brokenshaw Luke, postmaster Brown Rodolphus Brundage Carson, blacksmith Burns Harvey, hackman Cameron James Y., M.A.Grammar school teacher Campbell John, of Garner & Campbell Chadwick Benjamin Clark John, tailor Cockrill John, laborer Jolbath John, carpenter Cole Cornelius J., shoemaker Cole George H., shoemaker Cole Miss Margaret, school teacher Cole Thomas, shoemaker Cole Thomas 11., marble mason Colvill Edward, laborer Cook Haggar G.A.dentist Dickie Samuel, clerk Douglas James M., grocer, crockery Drummondville Mechanics institute and library, L.Brokenshaw, librarian Duncan George DUNCAN GEORGE J,, dealer in groceries, provisions, stationery, fancy woods, boots and shoes, &e.Dunlop Charles N., farmer Durham John Durham William, observatory Ellis Charles, hackman Elis Tom, innkeeper England John, photographer watchmaker Evans John, innkeeper Falconbridge Miss Mary Forbes Mrs.Clara, milliner Forbes Nelson Fralick James D., innkeeper Fralick Robert, shoemaker Fralick Walter, observatory Garner & Campbell, tinsmiibs, stoves Garner Mrs, wid Garner Ralph, of Garner & Campbell Girvin James, baker Green William, laborer Hall Sam:rel.laborer Haney Mr-.Margaret, wid Richard Hartman Jacob, harnessmaker Heath Mrs.Jane HENDERSHOT PETER, J.P., dealer in groceries, provisions, boots.shoes, dry goods, &c., and insurance agent Hende:shot Peter, of Hendershot & Roberts Hendershot & Roberts, dry goods Henry William laborer Horswill Stephen, baker Ingles rev.Charles L., ch of England Johnson William, turner Kenedy William, farmer Ker John, J.P.fa: mer Ker Walter, farmer KERBY CRANLY L., of Wills & Ker- by, telegraph operator Kerr Daniel, grocer Kick Michael, innkeeper Laird rev.John G., Wesleyan Land Abel, drugs and stationery Latshaw John, architect Limmer William, carpenter Lowell William Mackay William, storekeeper Mackenzie Donald, carpenter Mackenzie Kenneth Mason Jacob J., waggonmaker Mathieson George.laborer McBain rev.J.A.F., Presbyterian McGarry James, M.D.McGleshen John, clerk McLean Hugh, shoemaker McLeod Alexander, pensioner McMullin William, laborer Mewburn Francis C., M.D.Miller John, tailor MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.C.L.Kerby, operator Morris Michael, school teacher Morse Austin, undertaker Morse Edward, painter Morse George D.distiller Morse Ira, cabinetmaker MORSE SAMUEL, bailiff Moss Christopher Murray Mrs.Helen B.wid general Orchard John A., clerk Division court, auctioneer and agent Partington Mrs.Sarah.wid Jolin J.Patten Charles, mason Patten William, mason Prouse William, painter Pyper Alexander, carriagemaker Pyper Mrs.Charlotte, dressmaker Redpath Edward, proprietor of Victoria hall Reid Angus C.teamster Roberts rev.John, of Hendershot & Roberts Russell William, jun., brewer Russell William, sen., brewery Rysdale George, deputy reeve, farmer and Dru-Dur DOMINION 304 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Shaw Joseph, laborer Simpson George, clerk Smith George, carpenter Smith Mrs.Margaret Smith Robert, tinsmith Smith Samuel, bridge tender Snively Mrs.Elizabeth, wid James St Marks lodge, No.105, F.& A.M., J.J.Hartman, worshipful master, John Will, secretary Standard Life Assurance Co.P.Hen- dershot, agent Sutton Hiram, butcher Sutton Stephen, butcher Taylor Mrs.Jane, wid Nenry Thomas Matthew, innk eper Trice Henry, builder Trice Miss Susan, school teacher Tucker Edwin, harnessmaker Vedder George, painter Vosberg Harry, teamster Wagner John E., writing master Wagner John J., writing master Waite Walter, hackman Washington Samuel, laborer Webb Miss Elizabeth, music teacher Webb Miss Margaret, music teacher Weir George, flour and feed store Welch John, laborer White Mrs.Ruth, wid Joseph Whybra Solomon, flour and feed store Wills John, of Wills & Kerby Wills & Kerby, grocers Wilson Hiram, livery stable Woodruff Joseph C., grocer Woodruff Theodore W., staple dry goods .Woolnough George, blacksmith Wright Henry, cabinetmaker DRUMQUIN\u2014A post office station in the township of Trafalgar, county of Halton.Distant from Oakville, a station of the Great Western railway, 8 miles, from Hamilton 25 miles.Mail weekly.Robson William, postmaster fancy and DRURY\u2014A post office station in the township of Oro, county of Simcoe.Distant from Barrie, a station of the Northern raliway, 9 miles, from Toronto, T4 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population abont 75.Armstrong James, blacksmith Findlay Robert, farmer Findlay William, farmer Gilchrist Alexander, farmer Gilchrist Peter, farmer Gray William, farmer Hill William J., farmer McCuaig Duncan, farmer McEwen Donald, farmer McNabb William, postmaster Reid John O., farmer Shannon Philip, farmer Sinclair John, farmer Stuckey John, farmer Talbot George, farmer DRYDEN\u2014A small place in the townships of Wallace and Minto, on the border of the counties of Perth and Wellington.There are Episcopal, Presbyterian and Methodist churches one mile from the village; and there will be a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway neur by.Distant from Harriston 6 miles, from Listowel 8} miles, from Mitchell, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 32 miles, Mail tri- weekly.Population about 50.Craser William, farmer Creg William, farmer Johnston Richard, postmaster, Union hotel McDermitt John, J.P., reeve, farmer Ward George, blacksmith *DRYSDALEVILLE\u2014A small village in the township of Stanley, count of Huron.Distant fron Seaforth, n station of the Graud Trunk railway, 17 miles, Population about 100, Agnew Henry, jun., blacksmith Agnew Henry, sen., farmer Allan Robert, farmer Bedard Simon, farmer Boucher Alexandre, farmer Desjardins Antoine, farmer Desjardins Sudrac, farmer Devlin Thomas, school teacher Drysdale Robert, hotelkeeper Ducharme Elie, farmer Hunter John, farmer Johnston James, farmer Johnston William, farmer Léonard Pierre, enrpenter Murner G., postmaster Shreen Charles, farmer Todd James, farmer DUART\u2014A small village in tho townshi of Orford, county of Kent, electoral division of Bothwell.Staves, lumber and country produce afford the principal trade here.Distant from Bothwell, a station of the Great Western railway, 14 miles, from St Thomas 40 miles, from Chatham 80 miles.Mail daily.l\u2019opulation about 200.Baley \u2014, veterinary surgeon Blew John, farmer Brigan James, harnessmaker Campbell Daniel, proprietor American hotel Cunningham Hugh, lumber dealer Cunningham John, lumber dealer DUART HOUSE, James Leitch, proprietor Ford William, blacksmith Genge Richard S., cabinetmaker Hewson John, joiner Hicks John F., M.D.Kennedy William, waggonmaker and carpenter Leitch Dougall, tailor LEITCH JAMES, proprietor Duart house McClaren Daniel, joiner McCullom Edward, storekeeper McDonald Alexander, teacher McDonald Archibald, farmer McDonald Malcolm, blacksmith McIntyre Donald, farmer McIntyre Duncan, farmer Munger James S.) M.D.Nellis Robert A., druggist North American hotel, Daniel Campbell, proprietor Patterson isaac, grocer Reycraft Joseph, shoemaker Tait Andrew, dealer in agricultural implements Tait Daniel M., storekeeper Tait James, postmaster Walker John, joiner North DUFFERIN\u2014A village in the township of Oncitla, county of Haldimaud.Dis tant from Cayuga, the county town, 7 miles, from Caledonia, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 9 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 60.Beard James, farmer Campbell William, school teacher Cossar Mrs.June, wid Wm., postmistress Cranston Robert, storekeeper Grant rev.Alexander, Presbyterian Herrod William, farmer Knox John, farmer Martin Hugh, farmer Murray Andrew, farmer Vegil Jacob, blacksmith * Tho post oflice is called Borne.* DUFFIN'S CRERK \u2014 A trivin from the mouth of Duflin's Creek ic empties into Lake Ontario, township 4! Pickering, county of Ontario, At thi village there Is a large quantity of Water power, being at the junction of {le oustors and western branches of the Creek and having at its mouih a flue natura) Turbo The surrounding country is remarkable ng boing one of the test agrioultural distri in Can«da.\u2018There is here a station of the Grand Trunk railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.lng au ofllee here.Distant Irom Whitby, the county town, G miles from Toronto 28 miles, \"Mail daily.Po pulafion about 600.Armstrong John, blacksmith Bedford Thomas, farmer Bible Christian church, rev.John Williams, minister Bonting Brereton, storekeeper Church of England, rev.Charles G, Jones, minister ' Coulter John, farmer Cuthbert William, shoemaker Dowswell Thomas, farmer Doyle Owen hotelkeeper Ferguson William, carpenter Findlay Alexander, miller Fox Henry, mason Furlong James, farmer Gibbons Mrs, Elizabeth, wid William Gordon John, jun., cooper Gordon John, sen., cooper Gordon Robert, cooper Gordon William, cooper Grant Louis, waggonmaker Hatrick William, .P., proprietor Temperance hall Hayden rev.Francis J., R.catholic Head John, fisherman Head Mrs.Bsther, wid Peter Head William, laborer Henderson Joseph, carpenter Hodgson James S., saddler Jenkins William, farmer Jennings Thomas, blacksmith Jones rev.Charles G., ch of England Jolmson George, tailor Kempthorn William, laborer Kennedy rev.Alexander, Presbyterian Lepper John, storekeeper Linton James, drover Linton Joseph, shoemaker Linton Robert Lipsie John, brewer Long Mrs.Johanna, wid James Losie Martin, carpenter Ludgate John, laborer Matthews Francis, laborer McGann Bertholemew, shoemaker McGuire William, farmer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, Frederick Pope, operator Pickard Miss Susan Pollard James, shoemaker POPE FREDERICK, station agent and telegraph operator Presbyterian church, rev.Kennedy, minister Richardson Robert Ridley William, farmer Roman Cutholie church, rev.Francis J.Huyden, priest Sheppard Jumes, laborer Smith Moses, grist mill Stotts Barburagin, laborer Stoner Abraham, luborer Sullivan Patrick, waggonmaker Taylor Charles, dlorkéDivision court Temperance hall, Willism Hatrick, proprietor Tonkin Albert E., school teacher Tucker David, MD.Alexander = ATs enlled Piokerlvg, formerly Canton.village on the Kingston rond, 3} mile ! ms.im FE aay A Ah af Er #4 ES A 7 se 2 5 a bi a on ti & Er a A La Gi oF, # fs es wd ik #5 hd i oF i A A a i i 8 i + La = .a 3 @ wi i 4 5 i Fl itp 4 85 foe 4 6 i PE pu 2 3 fl 5 Ne 8 x i A Li i $, i a i io x oi 5 = .Au Ed Se To x 1.ba i a il x se > bk ul Jie x Lo 7 .cs pe i = a = i ie ie er i ¥ i 5 Zi Ki a La i Ne À sal Fo = 2 à 3 i or rl or SL 5 SH io Eo a a 3e hy 2 oi see .4 a 7 vs si 75 a he 3 kl 5 He 4 FET Fat 2e a 4 i £3 de a a i ; 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se 2 5 & Joi A ag i Ht Lun a P ét 3 2% 2 4 5 yo i jo i ns 4 i rk 25 Se ; VE + A je La A ta i ae EE go A a io Pn, i soif = a ad 18 5 + A © 9 AEs oS = 2.= i: as > \u201c oy Sac A He 5 Te a.© or na ä 4 ME su i 5 i od Sh jo i i ol * Les ul .2 Ly 4 te su 5) ess GE J a it i a 8 fat =.5 BY : ae a = = oi ve pork SL = A Es ol A # i Fe gs iv is hes à BE À ds Sa = wi AG 5 sl 8 = Si Sel CN ha $e Het 2% RE.= a+ Ar BE DuUNDas.way.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an oflice here.Distant from Hamilton 5 miles, fare 25c.; from Guelph 26 miles, fare $1 ; from Toronto 40 miles, from Suspension Bridge49 miles, from London 79 miles.Mail daily.Population about Able Nelson, proprietor Hamilton stage, Foundry st Adamstone George, millstone maker, Colborne st Ager John, hotelkeeper, King st .Allen James, jeweller, King st, L Princess st Anderson David, foreman in foundry, King st Anderson George, blacksmith, James st Anderson John, machinist, Hatt st Arnett Joseph, painter, Colborne st Arnot James, pattermaker, bds King st Arnot Robert, patternmaker, King st Arthurs John, laborer, Flamboro st Atcheson John, patternmaker,Ogilviest Babington J.M., accountant, office Hatt st, h Hatt st Baird Mrs.Mary L., wid Nichol, King st Baird Nichol G., barber, King st Baker Reynolds, carpenter, Park st Bailey Mrs.Mary Jane, wid George, Colborne st Ball George, teamster, James st Ball William, laborer, Napier st Bannim Martin, teamster, Governor's road _\u2014- BARBER A.\"operator Montreal Telegraph Co., Western hotel, King st Barclay John, machinist, bds Park st Barnetell Job, farmer, York st Barrett John, telegraph operator, bds at Western hotel, King st Barrett Thomas, laborer, Colborne st Barrie Alexander, of Thomas Wilson & Co., Park st Barry William, blacksmith, Hatt st Barton George M., barrister, &ec., King st, h Albert st Baskerville Thomas, butcher, King st Bastable Walter, of Thomas Wilson & Co., Hatt st Battersby Miss Mary Ann, Hatt st Beach G.L., dentist, King st Beames John, saddler, Flamboro st Beattie John A., clerk, Park st Begue A.I.clerk 2nd Division court, Sydenham road Begue T.H.A, of Osler & Begue, Victoria st Bennet Robert, cabinetmaker, Mountain st Bennett Alfred, saloonkeeper, King st Benson John, moulder, Market st Benson Mrs.Catherine, wid Joseph Benson William, moulder, Park st Benton George, axemaker, McNab st Bertram John, of McKechnie & Bertram, Hatt st Bickell David, traveller, King st Bickell George, patternmaker and secretary Canadian Order of Odd Fellows, King st Bickell George, jun., machinist, King st Bickell William, King st Bigham Thomas, laborer, Market st Billington Julius P., agricultural implements, Cross st, h Ogilviest Birch William, cooper, bds King st Bishop William, carpenter, Park st Blackwell James, painter, King st Blain Charles, laborer, York st Blundell John James, hostler Bonner George, mechanic, bds Park st Booth John, engineer, Dundas st Bosworth N.A., manager for D.W.Hopkins & Son, bds at Riley's hotel, Main st DOMINION 306 DIRECTORY.Boyd George, laborer, Cross st Boyd John, laborer, Mountain st Boyle Patrick, blacksmith, Hatt st, h Hamilton road Bradburn Edward, cutter, Sydenham st Brady John, laborer, South st Brady Patrick, tinsmith, King st Brady Peter, tinsmith, King st, It Mcl- ville st Brinkworth Wm., watchmaker, King st Brooke R.S., photographer, Sydenham st, shop King st Broomfield Peter, patternmaker, Hatt st Brophy Mrs.Hannah, wid John, Hatt st Brown George, millwright, Hatt st Brown John, carpenter, Wellington st Brown W.G., barber, King st Brown Wm.McKay, engineer, King st Bryce Mrs.Christina F., wid Willian, {ill st Brydges William, waggonmaker Buckbam Mrs.Minerva, wid George, King st Buntin Joshua, South st Burden Adam, laborer, James st Burke James, teamster, King st Burniston J ohn, carpenter, King st Burns James, storekeeper, King st Burns M.J., boots and shoes, King st Burns Mrs.Mary, wid Michael, King st Burns Timothy, laborer, Hatt st Burrows C.J., of Meacham & Burrows, King st Burrows George F., manager Canada Screw Co., King st Burrows Samuel, machinist, Hatt st Byrne Francis, clerk, Melville st Caddick Richard, Main st Cahill William, laborer, James st Cahill Edward, G.W.R., James st Cain Patrick, innkeeper, King st Calder Duncan, King st Caldwell Mrs.Catherine, Victoria st Call Lionel, carter, King st Callaghan John, teamster, King st Callaghan Mrs.Ellen, wid William, Brock st Cameron Alexander D., clerk, King st Campbell Alex., carpenter, Bond st Campbell James, laborer, York st Campbell John, cutter, bds at Western hotel, King st Campbell Wm.F., pork curer, King st Canada Screw Co., E.Gurney, president; G.T.Burrows, manager, Ogilvie st CANADA TOOL WORKS, McKechnie & Bertram, proprietors, Hatt st.See Adv p 6 Canadian Order of Odd Fellows, M.U., number 4012, E.S.Thomas, G.M.; G.Bickell, senior secretary, Ogilvie st Cantillon Thomas, laborer, McNab st Cantwell James, dry goods, King st, bds at Riley's hotel Cardle Michael, laborer Cardwell William, cutter, King st Carey Mrs.Ellen, wid John, South uay Carroll Michael, laborer, King st Carroll Michael, jun, laborer, Hatl st Carroll Patrick, laborer, Hatt st Cartner Thomas, carpenter, King st Cartner William, carpenter, King st Casey William, of Mercer & Casey, Hatt st Cass Patrick, grocer, King st Cauham William, laborer, York st Chalmers Alexander, Ogilvie st .Chamberlin Alfred, grocer, bds Park st Chamberlin W.H., grocer and crockery, King st Mrs.Chegwin Amelia, wid John, Church st {PROVINOE op Chegwin James, blacksmith Chegwin Mrs.Ann, wid James, fancy goods, King st Cherry Blany, papermaker, Hend st Chisholm Mrs.Jenuet, wid Walter Park st Church \u2018Charles, manager for ¢, Pierce & Co., bds nt Riley's hotel, Main st ! Clarke Edward, shoemaker, Colborne, Clarke James, miller, Ogilvie st Clarke Oliver, bookkeeper, bds King st Clement Edw., boarding house, King st Cockburn John, machinist, bds Park pt Cody Richard, cooper, King st Coleman James S., proprictor flour mills, Hatt st, h Governor's road Coleman Mrs.Bridget, wid Patrick, Rosina st Coleman Richard, moulder, Market st Collier Thos,, lumber inspector, Hatt st COLLINS PETER, printer, and proprietor North American hotel, Kingst Conley Bernard, shoemaker, King st Couley John, fireman, King st Conley Miss Margaret, grocery, King st Connell Jumes, finisher, Napier Connell John, blacksmith, King st Connell John, jun., grocer, King st Connell Willium, machinist, King st Connors Dennis, luborer, Wellington st Connors Jeremiah, carpenter, Brock st Connors William, foreman for W.P.In- nes, South st Conway John, mason, Park st Conway Mrs.Eleanor, wid James, Hatt st Cooper Fred., machinist, bds Par st Cooper Jesse, storekeeper, King st Cornell Albert, laborer, Hatt st CORPORATION OF DUNDAS, R.À.Wardell, mayor Cosgrave John, jun., laborer, South st Cosgriff & Brother, grocers, King st Cosgriff John, of Cosgriff & Brother, Hatt st Cosgriff Mrs.Catherine, wid Michael, King st Cosgriff Patrick, of Cosgriff & Brother, York st Cosgriff Timothy, flour dealer, &c, King st Costello Patrick, laborer, Hatt st Costello Patrick, clerk, Hatt st Costello Thomas, laborer, Hatt st Cowie Alexander, machinist, Hatt st Cowie Mrs.Marion, wid Alexander, Sydenham st Cowles Mrs.Hatt st Cowper John, cabinetmaker, King st Cowper Rowland F., cabinetmaker, King st.Cowper Willoughby, of Littler, Maw & Co., Park st Crawford George, clerk, Park st Crawford James A, grocer, King st Cronan Michael, laborer, James st Cronan Mrs.Catherine, wid David, James st Cronin Timothy, teamster, King st Jrosbie Andrew, pedlar, Market st Crowe Jarry, engineer, Hatt st Cummins Edmund, shoemaker, Church st Cummins John, laborer, Church st Cummins Morris, laborer, South Quay Currie John, teamster, King st Curry John, sailor, King st Curtain Dennis, Inborer, Bond st Cusick Daniel, laborer, McNab st Custom house, W.B.Gwyn, collector, Dundas st .Daly Lawrence, shoemaker, King st Hannah, wid Henry, Daly Thomas, laborer, York st \"ONTARIO.] DOMINION 307 DIRECTORY.Dunpas.i Edward, cutter, King st Dani Ne R., carpenter, Albert st Davidson James, gardencr, Albert st Davis Albert H., of J.IL.Davis & Son, ing st Davis 8 ohn, laborer, South st Davis J.H., & Son, boots and shoes, King st ; ; Davis John H., of J.H.Davis & Son, ing st Deacon Robert, laborer, York st Dean Mrs.Esther, wid Daniel, Bond st Delorme Cyprien, waggonmaker Denman James, teacher, King st Devaney Patrick, laborer, Sydenham st Devlin John, moulder, Colborne st Dickie David, clerk, Sydenham st Dickie James, clerk, Sydenham st Dickie John, groceries, crockery, &c., Main st, h Sydenham st Dickie Thomas, maltster, Sydenham st Dickson James, teamster, King st Dickson John, laborer, James st Dingle Richard, butcher, York st Doherty John, laborer, Hatt st Doidge Thos.R., bricklayer, Colborne st Donohue William, laborer, Mill st Douglas Mrs.Rosanna, wid James, Baldwin st Douglas William, moulder, bds Hatt st Dudley Joseph, blacksmith, Park st Duffey Thomas, laborer, Hatt st Duggan Jeremiah, clerk, Church st Duggan Michael, tailor, King st Duggan Miss Anne, King st Duggan Mrs.Ann, wid Morto, Church st Duggan Mrs.Mary, wid, King st Duncan Mrs.A., boarding house, Hatt st DUNDAS COTTON MILLS, Young, Law & Co., proprietors, Main st DUNDAS FOUNDRY & ENGINE WORKS, Thomas Wilson & Co., proprietors, Hatt st.See Adv Dundon James, cooper, Hatt st Dundon Mrs.Ann, wid James, Hatt st Dunn Dennis, laborer, King st Dunn Hugh, pedlar Dunn Mrs.Mary, wid John, Melville st Eaves John, laborer, Dundas st Eaves Samuel, baker, King st Echlin James R., carpenter Edleston John, laborer, Mountain st Egan M.J, telegraph operator G.W.R., King st \u2018 Enright & Brother, livery stables and saloon, King st Enright John, of Enright & Brother, Ogilvie st Enright Mrs.Mary, wid Jas., McNab st Enright William, of Enright & Brother, Ogilvie st Excelsior oil refinery, George Gudewitl & Co.proprietors, King st Fahee James, cooper, York st Fairbank Henry, machinist, King st Farrell Edward, laborer, South st enix Meses, carpenter, King st Fielding George, machinist, Hatt st Tielding John, engineer, Ogilvie st Fielding Thos., machinist, bds King st Tictding William, blacksmith, Rosina st Fields aniel, plasterer, Brock st Finnegan Lawrence, laborer, Dundas st Finnegan Owen, shoemaker, King st Fisher Oristopher, manager Gore paper | | mills, King s Fisher John, of John Fisher & Son Sing st FISHER JOHN, & SON, proprietors Gore paper mills: printing an wrap- bing papers of all escriptions ; King Fisher John A.of J Pishe King st ; Of John Fisher & Son, Fitzgerald Edward, laborer, Colborne st Flynn James, laborer Foley Mrs.Catherine, wid Martin Foley William, machinist, Hatt st Forsyth & Co., manufacturers of machine card clothing, Hatt st FORSYTH JOHN, manufacturer of woollen machinery, agricultural implements, &c., Hatt st Frauley Mrs.Catherine, wid Martin, King st Freeborn Edward G., gardener, Dun- das st Freece Christopher, laborer, Hatt st Freed William S., tinemith, King st, h Napier st Freeman J.P., Main st Gahagan John, cooper, Hatt st Gahagan John, teamster, Market st Gallagher Hugh, butcher, Flamboro st Gallagher Mrs.Bridget, wid Edward, Napier st Garry John, boukkeeper, Main st Garside Samuel, machinist, King st GARTSHORE ALEXANDER, foundry, and at Hamilton Gates Miss Margaret, of Wagstaff & Gates, Main st GEDDES FORBES,agent G.W.R., King st west Gibson James, clerk, Ogilvie st Giles Mrs.Jane, wid George, Albert st Gillis John, laborer, Melville st Ginna Michael, laborer, Svuth Quay Glaven Richard, mechanic, Hatt st Gleason James, express driver and livery stable, Main st Gordon captain John, Governor's road GORE PAPER MILLS, John Fisher & Son, proprietors, King st.See Adv Goss Henry, cabinetmaker, King st Grady William, laborer, Wellington st Grafton J.B.& J.S,, dry goods, &e., King st Grafton James B., of J.B.& J.S.Grafton, Park st Grafton John S., of J.B.& J.S.Grafton, South st : Graham Andrew, grocer, King st, h Park st Graham Thomas, carder Grant George, machinist, bds Park st Gray W.R., agricultural implements, York st GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.Forbes Geddes, agent, King st west Greening Johnson, wiremaker, King st Greening Nathaniel, wiremaker, Hatt st Greening Timothy, wire cloth maker, Hatt st, h King st Gregg George, machinist, bds King st Griffin David, laborer, Mountain st Griffin Thomas, laborer, James st Grimes Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas, Napier st Groves rev.Frederick, ch of England, Ogilvie st Gudewill George, & Co., proprietors Excelsior oil refinery, King st Gwyn Herbert Charles, law student, Dundas st GWYN WILLIAM B,, collector of customs, Dundas st l Higginson Joseph, bricklayer, York st Hall William, King st Hallen George, professor of music, Melville st Hamill Mrs.Jane, wid Robert, Park st Hamilton James, M.D.Hamilton Mrs.Maria, wid Robert, Col- borne st Hamphill Oscar, machinist, King st Hannah Mrs.James, Dundas st Hannah Robert, stonemason, Colborne st Hare Mrs.Eliza, wid Samuel, King st Hare Walter C., clerk, King st Hargadon Arren, cooper, York st Harmon Mrs., wid Harper James, carriage painter, Park st Harper William, laborer, South st Harriman James, patternmaker, Hatt st Hastie David, teamster, Dundas st Hatt Thomas, farmer Hatzfeld Louis E., bookkeeper, King st Hayes John, laborer, Matilda st Hazlewood Wm., blacksmith, King st Heffernan John, grocer, King st Heffernin John, cooper, James st Hemphill Oscar, machinist, King st Henderson Archibald, machinist, bds Park st Henry Miss Sarah, fancy store, King st Henry William, machinist, Hatt st Herald rev.James, A.M., ch of Scotland Herbert John, lumber merchant, Ogil- vie st Herrin James, factory hand, King st Hickey Thomas, bricklayer, Napier st Hickey William, laborer, King st Hill Mrs.Eliza, wid David M., King st Hislop Alexander, moulder, Park st Hobson Oliver, gardener, Cross st Hopkins Daniel W., of D.W.Hopkins & Son, Cross st Hopkins D.W., & Son, chemists and stationers, King st Hopkins J.F., of D.W.Hopkins & Son.Cross st Hore John, paper maxer, James st» Hotchkiss I.M, mechanical manager screw factory, Ogilvie st Hourigan James, axemaker, Hatt st Hourigan Jeremiah, jun.axemaker, Hatt st Hourigan Jeremiah, sen., axemaker, and reaper and mower knive manufacturer, Hatt st Howard Domiaie, laborer, Park st Howard Richard T., blacksmith, King st Howe Ths.; accountant Dundas foundry and engine works, York st Howe Thomas, M.D.York st Hughes Mrs.Harriet, wid John, storekeeper, King st Humes John, stonemason, Napier st HUNTER J.HOWARD, M.A.head master United Grammar and Common school, Kingst Hurley John, laborer, Cross st Hurst Samuel, miller, Ogilvie st Hynard Charles, tobacconist, King st Inee John, laborer, Meadow lane Innes William P., steamboat proprietor, South st Ironside Mrs.Jane, wid George, Hatt st Irvine James, cooper, King st Irving William B., clerk, King st James George, cooper, James st Jannison David, machinist, Hatt st Jutton T.W., carpenter, Park st Johnson Joseph, mill hand, Rosina st Johnson rev.Moses M., Wesleyan Johnson Stephen, market clerk and constable, Governor's road Johnson Win., blacksmith, Baldwin st Johnston James, laborer, South st Joyce Joseph, shoemaker, King st Jull Samuel, patternmaker, Ogilvie st Kearn Barkley, laborer, Dundas st Kelly John, laborer, Meadow lane Kelly John, of Kelly & Paterson, painter, Ogilvie st Kelly Mrs.Joanna, wid James, Dun- das st Kelly & Patterson, painters, &c., Ogil- vie st \u2018Kelly William, laborer, Hatt st Kennedy & Co., boilermakers, Hatt st DuUNDASs.DOMINION 308 DIRECTORY.[Province op Kennedy James, laborer, Flamboro st Kennedy Thomas, of Kennedy & Co, King st Kent James, laborer, Dundas st Kent James, saloonkeeper, East st Kent John, laborer, Flamboro st Kent Mrs.Dorcas, wid Thomas, Baldwin st King Alonzo, grocer, King st Kingsmill Mrs.Roden G., Mountain st Klostermann Robert, manager Excelsior oil refinery, Melville st } Knowles John, carpenter, Cross st Knowles John M., bookkeeper,\u201d Syden- ham st Knowles Mrs.Rosanna, wid Edward, Sydenham st Knowles William, carpenter, King st Knox James, tailor, Park st Kyle Richard, machinist, Hatt st Kyle Robert, laborer, Victoria st Kyle Walter, patternmaker, Hatt st Kyle William, clerk, bds at Western hotel, King st Laden Michael, laborer, Colborne st Lahay Darby, laborer, Colborne st Lahey James, axemaker, Hatt st Lahey John, laborer, McNab st Laidlaw Wm, tax collector, King st Laing P.& R., grocers, &c., Main st Laing Peter, of P.& R.Laing, Main st Laing Robert, of P.& R.Laing, Main st Land William, carpenter, Market st Laird rev.Wm.H., Wesleyan, Main st Lambert William, moulder, bds Hatt st Latimer James M., practical chemist, John st Latshaw Isaac, cabinetmaker, King st, h Park st Lavin Richard, laborer Lawlor Timothy, laborer, Flamboro st LAWRY CHARLES, of Lawry & Par- menter, leather and findings, bds King st LAWRY & PARMENTER, tanners and morocco dressers, Main st Lawry Mrs.Ellen, wid Thomas Lees George, baker, King st .Lemarche Mrs.Mary, wid J.B., King st Lenton John T., tanner, Foundry st Lenton Mrs.Margaret, wid William, Foundry st Leoffler Bernard, agent Leslie John, Main st Lewis Mrs.James, King st Lewis Peter H.,, laborer, King st Liddycoat Dorght, laborer, King st Liddycoat William, laborer, Hatt st Lindsay Alex., blacksmith, Colborne st Littler James, of Littler, Maw & Co., Hatt st LITTLER, MAW & CO., machinists, King st Lomax Miss Ann Lucas Benjamin, shoemaker, King st Lumsden Walter, baker, Park st Lynch Alexander, laborer, York st Lynch Mrs.Margaret, wid Joseph, York st Lynes John, painter, Napier st Lyon Mrs.Barbara, wid William B., smallwares, King st Macintosh Angus, teamster, King st McAdam Thomas, laborer, Park st McArdel John, shoemaker, Hatt st Mc Cale John, laborer, Flamboro st McCardel Mrs.Ann, wid Charles, Wellington st McCarty Michael, laborer, King st McCarty Mrs.Helen, wid John, King st McClellan Angus, laborer, York st McClellan Michael, finisher, York st McColl rev.John, Presbyterian, Melville st McConnell George, laborer, South st McCoubrie Wm., harnessmaker, Hatt st McCullogh Robert, farmer, Market st McDavid James, King st McDonald Laughlin, laborer McDonald Daniel, luborer, Rosina st McDonald John, cabinetmuker, Hamilton road McDonald Lachlan, laborer, York st McDonald Mrs.Ann, wid Edward, Rosi- na st MeDounel William, machinist, Hatt st McDonnell John, livery stables, Hatt si McDonuell Mrs.Catherine, Hatt st McDonnell Thomas, of Sparks & Me- Donnell, Hatt st McDonald William, Hatt st McEwan John, finisher, Mountain st McFarlane Duncan, of Thos, Wilson & Co., Market st McFarlane Peter, engineer, Market st McFedries William, & Co., boots and shoes, King st MeFedries William, of W.McFedrics & Co., Melville st MeFeely James, laborer, James st McGinn Hugh, shoemaker, bds King st McGlaughlin Dan.laborer, Colborne st McGorman Robt.boilermaker,Qucen st McGowan William, laborer, Peel st McGrath Edward, shoemaker, Hatt st McGrath William, cooper, bds at Mrs.Duncan's, Hatt st McGregor Mrs.Margaret, wid William, King st McGregor William, machinist, Hatt st McHugo John, laborer, Brock st MecInerny Michael, carpenter, Mountain st McInerny Thomas, laborer, Flamboro st McIntosh Neil, laborer, York st McKAY JOHN, woollen and pot barley mills, Head st McKECHNIE & BERTRAM, manufacturers of machinists tools and wood working machinery, Canada tool works, Hatt et.Sec Adv p 6 McKechnie Robert, of McKechnie & Bertram, Dundas st McKenzie John, bds at Riley's hotel, Main st McKenzie Thomas H., of McKenzie & Mackay, of Hamilton, Cross st McKenzie William, laborer, King st McKinlay John, machinist, Hatt st McLean Norman, laborer, King st McLean John W., school teacher, King st McLeod John, shoemaker, bds King st McMahon James, M.D., coroner, King st McMahon Mrs.Ann, wid Hugh, Hatt st McMahon Mrs.Hannah, wid Thomas, Queen st McMahon Philip, cooper, Hatt st McManus Mrs.Hannah, wid Thomas, King st McManus Mrs.Hatt st McMaster Joseph, machinist, Market st McMicking James, clerk, King st McMillan Duncan, photographer and librarian Mechanics institute, King st McMillan Isaac, laborer, South st McNalley Mrs.Barney, bundas st McPhee Lachlan, scowman, South st Nancy, saloonkeeper, McPherson David John, fireman, King st McPherson Duncan, millwright, Matilda st McTaggert Archibald, tailor, Church st Magill Hugh, school teacher, Melville st Mahoney Jeremiah, finisher, Brock st Mahoney Mrs.Julia, wid James, Brock st Manning George, moulder, Hatt st Manning Patrick, laborer, Dundas g;, Marsh Wallace, printer, Cross st Marsh William, carpenter, Cross gy, Marshall John IL, harnesimaker Park st Mursland Abraham, spinner, Rosina at Martin Emery, laborer, South st Martin Frederick, mason, Colborne gt Martin John, Inborer, King st Martin Mrs.Sarub, wid James, Dundus st Martlin Robert, carpenter, Park st Martlin Willi, carpenter, Park st Martlin William J., carpenter, York gt Mason Charles, tanner, York st Mason Walter, machinist, Park st Mason William, tanner, Church st, | Baldwin st Maw John, of Littler, Maw & Co., Haty st Mayer.G.A, of (+.Gudewill & Co.resides iu New York ' Meacham & Burrows, druggists and sts.tionery, King st Meacham J.B.,of Meacham & Burrows, resides in Brantford Mead Mrs.Mary, wid Jeremiah, Moun- ta n et MECHANICS INSTITUTE, D.McMillan, librarian, King st Meddlough Mrs.Jane, wid Jesse MERCER & CASEY, sash and blind factory, Market st Mercer James, of Mercer & Casey, Market st Meredith Miss Elizabeth, music teacher, Cross st Miller Mrs,, wid Miller Mrs.Letitia, wid Moses Milman James, saddler, King st Milward Mrs.Mary, wid Edward, King st Mitchell Miss Helen, Market st MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, A Barber, operator, post office, King st Mountain Thomas, painter, Main st Moore Charles, laborer Church st Moore Denis, laborer, Colborne st Moore Edward, carpenter, Hatt st Moore Hamilton Hugh, of Hugh Moore & Son, Ancaster road MOORE HUGH, & SON, general merchants, King st Moore Hugh, of Hugh Moore & Son, Ancaster road Moore T'hos., frame work knitter,Hatt st Moran Mrs.Catherine, wid Michael, Mountain st More James, clerk, Matilda st Morris Mrs.Isabella, wid Thomas, Park st .Morrish Edwin, grocer, King st Morrison Hugh, engineer, South st Morrison James, laborer, James st Morrison Laughlin, laborer, Albert st Morton Frederick, bricklayer Morton James, butcher Moss Arthur, blacksmith, King st Moss Charles, innkeeper, King st Moss George, paper maker, foundry st Moss Joseph, baker, King st Mountain Henry, machinist, Main st Mullheron Michael, laborer, Cross st Murphy Willam, cooper, King st Nagles Grorge, {aborer, Wellington st Nash John, boilermaker, Victoria st Nash Mrs.Jane, wid Platt King st NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO, R.W.Suter, jun, agent, Main st Nawn Mrs.Jane, wid James, Main st Nelligan Miss Catherine, Hatt st Nevin David, section master G.W.R.- King st west New James, brickmaker, Hatt st ONTARIO.) ill William, laborer Ne Wan butcher, Hamilton road ; Newland George, mill band, Rosina s Niblett W.C., chemist and druggist, ing st .pig Mrs.Charlotte, wid James, lville st Ne James, blacksmith, Park st Noble Thomas, gardener, Hatt st Noble William, factory hand, King st Noble William, laborer, King st Norton Robert, laborer, Main st Notman George, King st U'Brien Owen, machinist, Sydenham st O'Connor Denis, laborer, King st O'Connor Patrick, laborer, King st O'Connor Patrick, veterinary surgeon, blacksmith, Sydenbam st \u20180\u2019Donnell Patrick, laborer, James st O'Grady William, laborer (O'Hanley John, laborer, Meadow lane O'Neil Michael, mason, James st O'Regan Horace, teacher, bds King st O'Reilly rev.John, R.catholie, Syden- ham st Ogg Alexander, laborer, Park st Ogg Willilam, of Kennedy & Co.Ogg William, boilermaker, Park st Oliver F.H,, barber, Main st Orr William E.R., bookkeeper.Main st Osler B.B., of Osler & Begue, South st \u2018Osler & Begue, barristers, attorneys, &c., Main st OSLER EDWARD L.P,, barrister, &c., Bond st Osler rev.F.L., M.A.rector, ch of England, Hamilton road Ouimet Mrs.Terceine, wid Benjamin *Qverfield Charles E., Main st Overfield Samuel, Main st Palmer Horatio, bricklayer, King st Parker Ebenezer, pumpmaker, Hatt st Parker Robert, laborer, King st Parmenter A.W., tanner, Main st Parmenter James, of Lawry & Parmen- ter, York st Passmore Wm., harnessmaker, King st Paterson Charles, of Kelly & Patterson, painter Paxton Adan® laborer, Market st Peirce C.E, & Co, clothing, King st Pickett Mrs.Ellen, wid Patrick, King st Pielsticker Charles M., Park st Pirie George M.storekeeper, King st, h Foundry st } Pitts Johnson, stonemason, King st Pope Stephen, laborer, Melville st Powell \u2014 gate keeper, Sydenham st Powers Michael, laborer, Brock st PROVINCIAL INSURANCE CO, R.W.Suter, jun., a ent, Main st \u201cQuackenbush Mrs.Harriet, wid James, Melville st Quarry John, harnessmaker, h Melville st Quinlan Edward, laborer, Colborne st olph George \u2019 Randel Mrs.Mary, wid James Rankin John, dry goods, King st, h Hatt King st, Renshaw Mrs.R Main st atcliffe rev, Frederick, Bantist, Park st Reed Mis.Margaret, wid Thomas, Syd- egan Miss Emma R,, teacher, Pay id Clement, bores teacher, Park st Revell George, plasterer, Hatt st Revell Joseph, mason, King st Reeves Samuel, baker, Melville st Reynolds David, boat builder, South st eynolds Francs, captain steamer Argyle, South st Reynolds James, engineer, Dundas st Hanuah, wid Thomas, DOMINION 309 DIRECTORY.Reynolds Mrs.Margaret, wid James, Hatt st Reynolds Mrs.Margaret, wid John, York st Ridler Miss Bessie, private school, Hatt 8 Ridler George, Hatt st RILEY PETER B., proprictor Riley's hotel, Main st RILEY'S HOTEL, Peter B.proprietor, Main st Roberts William, clerk Robertson Thomas, of Robertson & Wardell, Governor's road ROBERTSON & WARDELL, barristers, solicitors in chancery, &c., Main st Robins Miss Ann, tailoress, Park st Robson Mrs.Ann, wid William, Park st Robson Robert, painter, Park st Roger William, laborer, York st Rooke William, jun, machinist, Melville st Rooke William, laborer, Melville st Rushton Hartley, laborer, Hatt st Russell Abraham, agent, King st Russell Alexander, Market st Russell Samuel, machinist, Melville st Russell William, wheelwright, Market st Rutherford Henry C., M.D,, King st Ryan Thomas, laborer, Head st Scace George F., proprietor Western hotel, King st Scott James, joiner and builder, Park st Shee Mrs.Mary, wid Patrick, Hatt st Sheeham William, laborer, Dundas st Sheek Jacob, carpenter, Sydenham st Sheen John, laborer, Hatt st Shepard Benjamin, carpenter, Kingst Shephard John, innkeeper, Main st Shields William J., cooper, Flamboro st Simon Mrs, Eliza, wid Alexander Slattery James, laborer, Hatt st Smith Edward Smith George, of W.McFedries & Co.Hatt st Smith J.Findley, hardware merchant, King st, h Hatt st Smith John H., innkeeper, King st Smith Joha E., papermaker, Foundry st Smith John 0, machinist, Victoria st Smith Miss Elizabeth, Church st Smith Mrs.Dinab, wid Sydney.Melville st : Smith Patrick, laborer, King st Smith William, cabinetmaker, King st Smith William, stonecutter, bds Ki ost SOMERVILLE JAMES, editer, printer and proprietor of the True Banner, auctidneer and estate agent, King st Somerville Mrs.Nancy, wid Peter, Col- borne st Somerville Robt.carpenter,Colborne st, Somerville Thos., printer, Colborne st Sourbeer John, saloonkeeper, King st Sparks Fred.B.,of Sparks & McDonuell, Ogilvie st Sparks & McDonnell, lubricating oil manufacturers, Queen st Spittal George H, innkeeper, Hatt st.Stanley Edward, timekeeper, Hamilton road Riley, Stapleton John, stonecutter, MeNab st- Stapletou Patrick, stonecutter, McNab \"st Staunton F.H.L,, civil engineer, King st Steene Mrs.Mary Park st Stewart Peter, laborer, Napier st Stone Mrs.Ann, wid Peter Stone Patrick, laborer, Park st Stothard Thomson, boilermaker, Governor's road Ann, wid William, DuUsDas Streughen James, blacksmith, Foundry st Sullivan Cornelius.laborer, Dundas st Sullivan Daniel, laborer, Colborne st Sullivan David, tailor, York st Sullivan H., laborer, York st Sullivan John, laborer, Church st Sullivan John, mechanic, Park st Sullivan Lawrence, laborer, Hatt st Sullivan Patrick, laborer, Colborne st Sullivan Patrick, switchman G.W.R.Mountain st Sullivan Timothy, laborer, Church st Surerus Rees, laborer, Hatt st SUTER R.W., jun., insurance and general agent, Main st SUTER R.W., sen, insurance agent and receiver of Desjardins canal tolls, Main st Sutherland Walter, butcher, King Sweet Francis, laborer, Hatt st Swindle Robert, pork butcher, Main h Park st Talbot James, weaver, Rosina st Talbot Richard, master weaver, Rosina st Tapp Philip, carpenter, Main st Taylor Charles, medical studeat, Hatt st Taylor John, mechanic, Dundas st Taylor Lawrence, shoemaker, Dundas st Taylor Mrs.Margaret, wid John, Dun- das st Teehen Timothy, laborer, Hatt st Terrill Edward J., tanner, Main st Terry Francis, laborer, Melville st Thomas Elijah S.carpenter, gr d master Canadian Order of Odd Fellows, King st Thompson James, bookkeeper, Park st THORNTON J.M., postmaster, express agent.King st THORNTON WILLIAM, assistant postmaster, Cross st Thumwood William, laborer, Hatt st Tilbury Mrs.Maria, wid William, Bond st Tosney Miss Mary, Hatt st Totten H.& N., \u2018portable gas manufacturers, Main st Totten Henry, of H.& N.Totten, King st Totten Joseph, mechanic, Paris road Totten Norma, of H.& N.Totten, King st Troy Michael, laborer, Mountain st TRUE BANNER, weekly, annual subscription, $1.50; James Somerville, proprietor and printer, Main st Turner Miss S.E., dressmaker, Ogilvie st Turnbull George, laborer, Hatt st Turnbull James, boilermaker, King st Tykes Geo.barnessmaker, Mellville st TYLER ROBERT, freight agent G.W.R., Hatt st UNITED GRAMMAR AND COMMON SCHOOL, J.H.Hunter, M.A., head master, King st Urquhart Alex, blacksmith Park st Urquhart William, Park st Valley Lodge, No 100, A.F.and A.M.N.Greening, W.M.; S.Bailey, secretary, Main st Varner Mrs.Catherine, Qgilvie st VICTORIA MUTUAL INSURANCE CO, R.W.Suter, jun.agent, Main st Wagstaff & Gates, fancy dry goods, Main st Wagstaff John, Main st Wagstaff Miss Elizabeth, of Wagstaff & Gates, Main st Waite Mrs.Harriet R., wid William, Ro- sina st \u2019 wid Samuel, [PROVINCE op- Dux-DuN DOMINION 310 DIRECTORY.WALKER ALLEN H., M.D, office Dillabough James, farmer DUNKELE-\u2014A small place in the town.King st, bds at Riley's hotel, Main st Dillon William, storekeeper ship of Brant, county of Bruce.Distant Walker Archibald, pedlar, Mountain st Wallace William, laborer, King st WARDELL ALEXANDER R., mayor, of Robertson & Wardell, Syden- ham st Ware John, King st Watson David, oil refiner, South st Watson James, carpenter, Hatt st Watson Lawrence B., tailor, Sydenham st Weaver Mrs.Rachel, wid Moses, Hatt st Weild Andrew, clerk, King st Wellburn Robert, machinist, Hatt st West Silas, teamster, Hatt st Western hotel, G.F.Scace, proprietor, King st Wheeler John, builder, Hatt st White George, laborer, King st White James.painter, King st White Mrs.Ann, wid Robert, Cross st Wilbee Frederick, laborer, Melville st Wilbee Thomas, mill wright Williams Mrs.Ann,wid Frederick, Dun- das st Williams Mrs.James st Williams Richard, laborer, James st Willoughby Thos., millwright, King st \u2018Wilson John, carpet weaver, King st Wilson John, proprietor flour mills, Main st, h Melville st Wilson Mrs.Helen S., wid James, Melville st Wilson R.T., grocer and crockery, King st, h Wilson st WILSON THOMAS, & CO., proprietors Dundas foundry and engine works, Hatt st Wilson Thomas, of Thomas Wilson & Co., Melville st Wilson William, storekeeper, King st Wink A.S., barrister, solicitor and attorney, office King st, bds at Riley's hotel, Main st Winn Dominick, fireman, Baldwin st Witherspoon Alexander, jun., machinist, Hatt st Witherspoon Alexander, watchmaker, Main st Witherspoon David, machinist, King st Witherspoon Henry, baker, King st Wood John F., bailiff, Sydenham st Woods Angustus, bds King st Woodhouse Edwin, town clerk and treasurer, Hatt st Wright James, carder, road Wright John, machinist, Park st Wyld James C., Ogilvie st Young George B., bookkeeper, King st Young John, jun., of Young, Law & Co., Main st YOUNG, LAW & CO., proprietors Dun- das cotton mills, Main st Young Mrs.Helen, embroiderer, King st YOUNG WILLIAM A, last factory, Main st DUNDELA\u2014A smull village in the township of Matilda, county of Dundas.Distant from Matilda, a station of the Grand Trunk railway.9 miles, fare $1; from Morrisburg 10 miles.Mail semiweekly.Population about 200.Ault George, shoemaker Bell David, J.P.Bouch Jacob, farmer Bouch James, blacksmith Bouck John C., farmer Casselman Sophranois, farmer Casselman H.J., farmer Cooper James, potashmaker Cooper Samuel, farmer Celia, wid William, Governor's English John, potash maker Gibbons John, farmer Gibbons Richard, farmer Hamilton Archibald, builder Hamilton David, farmer Hamilton James, farmer Hunter Alexander, blacksmith Lapierre Joseph Melntosh Allan, nurseryman McIntosh David, cabinetmaker Melntésh Ezerah H., surveyor McIntosh G.A., builder McIntosh Harvey, farmer Mouk Henry, storekeeper Morris George, farmer Morton rev.William, Wesleyan Munroe Asail, farmer Redmond James, bailiff Tuttle Jereminh E., postmaster, farmer Whittaker Uriah, farmer Wilson rey.J.I\u2019, Episcopal methodist DUNDO YA LD\u2014A small village in the township of Crawmnhe, county of Nor- thumberlaud.Distant from Brighton, à station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles.Mail bi-weekly, Population about ou, Barker John, postmaster, storekeeper Campbell Donald, mill owner Chesterfield Henry, shoemaker Goderich Robert, miller, farmer Hicks Manuel, blacksmith Irish Stanton, blacksmith Spentall Robert, waggonmaker DUNGANNON\u2014 A village in the town- sip of Ashfield, county of Huron.Dis- taut trom Goderich, the county town and à station of the Grand Trunk railway, 13 miles, fare 50c.; from Kincardine 25 miles.Muil daily.Population about 200.Anderson Thomas, farmer Bailie James, plasterer Barr rev.William, Presbyterian Bickle Mrs,, dressmaker Black Anthony, hotelkeeper Clendenning Robert, J.P., postmaster, general storekeeper Cook Henry, laborer Crawford William, gonmaker Davidson Robert, farmer Disher Thomas, carding mill Eagleson William, weaver FOWLER ROBERT, farmer Fraser Robert, laborer Harris Thomas, farmer Harris William, farmer Johnson Mrs.Margaret, wid Thomas, storekeeper McNeil William, laborer McArthur William, carpenter McGrattan John, shoemaker McKay James, M.D.McMath Hugh, weaver McMath J.S., plasterer McViety Wellington, teacher Mallough captain Joseph Mallough William, farmer Maneury Thomas, joiner Miller George, shoemaker O\u2019Brien James, blacksmith Pentland Thomas, farmer Pollock John, hotelkeeper Rice rev.L.O., Wesleyan Roberts John R., general dealer Runciman John, saw mill Saunby 8.B., grist mill Sproule Andrew, cabinetmaker Videau George, blacksmith carpenter, wag- Whyard James, tinsmith from Walkerton, the sounty town, 5 miles fare 26e.; from Paisley 11 miles, from Lort Elgin 26 miles, faro $1.25; from Kincardine, 28 miles, from Sonforth, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 42 miles.Mail daily.Population about ¢), Bell Hugh, postmaster, hotelkeeper Chisholm Miss Janet, school teacher Eckford James, J.P., farmer Hill James, framer Keith Charles, dealer Whiteraft William, blacksmith DUNN VILLE\u2014An incorporated village.on the Grand river,townships ot Moulton and Sherbrooke, county of Haldimand clectoral division of Monck.The ex, porte are chichy wheat and sawn pine- umber, in which commodities Dunnville does a large business, Thero is extensive water power on tho Grand river at this point, and several grist and saw mills have been bullt nlong its banks.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.hig is a station of the Buffalo and Gode rich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, Distant from Cayuga, the county town, 15 miles, from Port Colborne, on Lako Erie, 20 miles, from Port Dover 84 miles, fare $1.25 ; from Buffalo, N.Y, 40 miles, from Hamilton 40 miles.Mail daily.Population about 1600.Akens William J., proprictor Victoria otel AMERICAN MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS CO., J.Moblo, agent Amity lodge, No.32, AF.& AM.CES.Black, secretary ; M.C.Upper, worshipful master Amsden Jabez, storekeeper and auctioneer Arderlay Mrs.Mary, wid William Armour John, deputy postmaster, clerk Division court, aud commissioner in Armour Thomas, postmaster, general agent Asher Hugh, boots and shoes Bacon Edward C., engineer Baikie rev.James P., Presbyterian Baker William, pensioner Band Robert, miller Barbour Misses Jeanette &giNorah, dressmakers .Barker Edgar, notary and commissioner in B.R.Barnes William A., barber Beebe Nelson, dentist Beecher Mrs.Sarah, wid Joseph Bennedick Cyrus, laborer Bennett Burton, laborer BLACK CHARLES E.S., proprietor of the Dunnville Gazette Bolger John, innkeeper Bowman James, cook Boyle Arthur, dry goods Bradley Adam, laborer Braund Sumuel, insurance agent Braund William, tinsmith Briggs James, sailor Brownson Arr Buck George, cnrpenter Bushell James, innkeeper Caley Frank, farmer Callister Robert, Inborer Campbell rev.Thomas, Wesleyan Campbell William, carpenter Canadn Life Insurance Co., S.Braund, agent Cannally captain Robert Carns Samuel, blacksmith and waggon- maker Carns Samuel, Inborer Jarns Willinm, constable, shoemaker Carpenter Christopher, cabinetmaker Carroll Thomas, laborer Carson John, sawyer | .Holmes William, wheelwright Kni ! ONTARIO] DOMINION 311 DIRECTORY: DUNNVILLE \u2018 Richard, grocer Laidlow Jas.T., foreman Gazette office Reid Mrs.Hannah, wid John F., store ee rederick, blacksmith Lasalle Elias 7, watchmaker Reynolds George, laborer \u2019 Claus John, laborer | Lawe Alexander, plating works Robb Hugh, carpenter Clemo James, temperance saloon, bailiff Lindsay James, dry goods Robb Mrs.Danella, wid Walter ; illiam, blacksmith Charles W., A.B., school teacher Cook Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Eland Cooley John A.painter | Coote Mrs.Mary, wid William Cornick Samuel, boots and shoes Crawford Charles C.; Crayston Edmund, grist mill Crayston Thomas, grocer Cross William, laborer Cummings Mrs.Mary, wid Alonzo Dafoe John, teamster Darling William, horse dealer Davies John C., carpenter Derby Miss Mury E., milliner and dressmaker Disbrow rev.Noah, ch of England Docker Edward A., storekeeper Dooley Agnes, temperance saloon Dore John, station agent DUNNVILLE GAZETTE, weekly, annual subscription $1 ; C.E.8.Black, editor and proprietor DUNNVILLE WOOLLEN MILLS, S.Waltho & Co., proprietors Duvall James, of Irwin & Duvall Ebersolt Peter, butcher Eccles John, pensioner Edgar Jobn, carpenter Edgar Robert, sawyer England John Fant John, barber Farrell John Turnley, M.D.Flowers Mrs.Mary, wid John Flowers Richard, tailor Ford Almerin B., storekeeper Fry William, M.D., homceopathist FRY WILLIAM, organ manufacturer Galbraith David J., grocer Gamble William, saloonkeeper Gardiner Miss Nelly, school teacher Garner George W., fruiterer Gash Matthew, butcher Gordon Charles Gray William F., waggonmaker Hamilton Mrs.Margaret, milliner Hamilton William, laborer HANEY STEPHEN, grist mill Hanley James, photographer Hannah John, weaver Hart Charles A., tailor Hendershot Paul H.Hibbard rev.H.N., Episcopal metho- is Hickey John, brickmaker Hiseler Casper, laborer Hodder Eli, butcher.Hodder George, butcher Hood John, town clerk Hopkins Nicholas, jun., M.D.Hopkins Nicholas, sen, M.D.groceries, drugs and hardware Hughes John, laborer Hunter Patrick, laborer Irwin David, of Irwin & Duvall Irwin & Duvall, saw mill owners Jerron John, M.D.Jeffory Mrs.Ann, wid John Jenkinson Mrs.Ann, wid William Jessop Samuel, carpenter Johnson Henry T., clerk Johnson Jolm'T., reeve, storekeeper Johnson William B.- Jones Junes, farmer Joyce Edward, painter Kennedy George, cattle dealer Kennedy William, carpenter Livingston Angus, blacksmith Lochart Mrs.Elizabeth Logan John, carpenter Macartney Alfred T., dry goods and millinery Macdonald Donald, clerk McCann Thomas, cabinetmaker McCallum George A., M.D.McCollum Cyrus A., grain merchant McConnell James, laborer McCRAE WILLIAM A., collector of customs McDonald Angus, general dealer McGill Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas McGuire William H., laborer McIndoe Mrs.Agnes, wid James McIndoe William R., clerk McLaughlin Alexander, M.D.McNeal Cornelius, grain and produce McNeal John, news agent McNeal Robert, innkeeper McNickle Mrs.Jane, wid William McQuatty Mrs.Martha, wid John McQuatty William, butcher Main William, watchmaker Mains John, laborer Manse Charles, sewing machine agent MANSION HOUSE HOTEL, Mrs.E.Pigeon, proprietress.This is a good house and well kept Martin John D., harnessmaker Martin Miss Margaret, school teacher Martin Mrs.Caroline, wid John May Charles May Richard, baker MECHANICS INSTITUTE AND LIBRARY, Jobn Parry, J.P.president Miller Malco'm, laborer Miller Mrs.Isabella, wid John Mitchell Richard, carpenter Mitchell Thomas MOBLO JOHN, operator Montreal Telegraph Co., and express agent Montague William, blacksmith MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, John Moblo, operator Moore David N., baker Moot Adam S., of Isaiah Moot & Son Moot Isaiah, of Isaiah Moot & Son Moot Isaiah.& Son, grist mill owners Moote William N., grocer and crockery Morrison Robert, bridge tender Mumby Joseph.shoemaker Murdy Robert J., bridge tender Murphy Jasper, customs officer MylueeMrs.Jane, wid George Nevens John H., innkeeper Nicholson James, carpenter Noble Misses Jane & Mary, grocery Norris James, shoemaker O'Brian Thomas, carpenter Oldfield Charles, of Perry & Oldfield Orme Thomas, carpenter Overholt Heury, laborer Oyer William, innkeeper PARRY JOHN, J.P, waggonmaker, and president Mechanics stitute and library Perry Cornelius, of Perry & Oldfield Perry & Oldfield, general merchants Phipps Joseph, shoemaker PIGEON MRS.ELIZABETH, wid Heury, proprietress Mansion house hotel Price David, inn and store keeper Price David S., baker Price Elihu, teamster Provincial Insurance Co.S.Braund, King Richard, carria trimmer fin Willie J, pointer agent Quider Richard N., ship carpenter Robertson John, laborer Root Harmon, livery stable Ryan William, tailor Scholfield James, & Son, cabinetmakers and marble works Scholfield James, jun, of J.Scholfield & Son Scholfield Jas., sen., of J.Scholfield & Son Scholfield Thomas, blacksmith Scholfield William, merchant Scott Jas S., jeweller and photographer Scott Mrs.Ann, wid William SCOTT WILLIAM G., & CO., cabinetmakers, upholsterers and undertakers Shelly William, laborer Sheppard Mrs.Mary, wid Shirton Joseph, laborer Sime George, tanner Sime John, printer Smith George, shoemaker Smith Jobn F., drugs, stationery and fancy goods Smith major A., saw mill Smithers Richard, boots and shoes Sowerby John, carriagemaker SPARLING GOODWIN, Mansion house hotel Splatt Miss Maria, milliner and dressmaker Stevens Albert, harnessmaker Stevens Charles, J.P., harnessmaker Stevens Millage A., harnessmaker Stevens Robert, carpenter Stevenson Francis S., attorney and commissioner in B.R.Stewart John, J.P., dry goods and groceries Strohm Garet D., laborer Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer Swanson John, tailor Swartz William, shoemaker Symons William, tailor Taylor John, grocery Thewlis Allan, grocer Timmones John, laborer Tipton Thomas L.M,, collector of canal tolls and local superintendent of common schools Upper Martin C., barrister Urmy Mrs.Mary, laundress Victoria hotel, William J.Aikens, proprietor Wallace George A.tanner Wallace Mrs.Mary, milliner Waltho Edward, of S.Waltho & Co.WALTHO 8, & CO., proprietors Dunn- ville woollen mills Waltho Samuel, of S.Waltho & Co.Warden Benjamin, carpenter Warren Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thomas Warwick Mrs.Jane Watson David Watson James, sailor Weatherby L.J., coroner, dealer in agricultural implements Webber Benjamin H., grocer Wheeler Samuel, watchmaker White William, tailor Whitmore John A, dry goods Wiggins Mrs.Margaret, miiliner Williams rev.E., New Connexion methodist Winslow Jeremiah G., carpenter Winslow Martin D., stage driver Woodside Thomas, shoemaker Wormer John, carpenter Yocom John, blacksmith and agricultural implement maker Zeiter Christopher, turner manager Zimmermann Peter, shoemaker Dun-Dur * DUNRORBIN\u2014A post officestation in the township of Torbolton, county of Car- Jeton.Distant from Stittsville, a station of the Canada Central railway, 12 miles, Mnil tri-weekly.Population about 100.Abbott James, farmer Boucher Francis Boucher George Boucher Henry, farmer Bradley William, farmer Cacey James, farmer Downey John, farmer Holbrook Edward, farmer Holbs William, farmer Killen John, farmer Mooney William, farmer Muldown Patrick, farmer Muldown Richard, farmer Nesbitt Robert, farmer Rea Nathaniel, farmer Shaw James, carpenter Sherlibs Aaron, farmer Weir James, farmer .Weir William, farmer Wilson Isaac, farmer Younghusband Henry, postmaster, storekeeper DUNSFORD\u2014A small village in the township ot Verulam, county of Victoria.Distant from Lindsay, the county town and a station of the Midland railway, 10 miles, fare 50c.; trom Peterborough 26 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 80, Atcheson Mrs.M., wid James, weaver Bell James, waggonmaker, hotelkeeper Graham William, postmaster, storekeeper, proprietor Temperance hotel Ireton John, sen., farmer McRae Donald, school teacher Patterson rev.John, United Presbyterian Saunders Thomas, laborer Sheriff David, farmer Temperance hotel, William Graham, proprietor Thurston Henry, farmer Thurston Jabez, J.P., mill owner and cheese factory Thurston Thomas, farmer t DUN'TROON\u2014A village in the township of Nottawasaga, county of Simcoe.Distaut from Stayuer, a station of the Northern railway, 5 miles, from Colling- wood 74 miles, fare 25c.; from Toronto 86 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Anderson William, farmer Beecroft Edmund, farmer Beecroft John, blacksmith Bell Angus, farmer Bowmore hotel, Henry Watson, proprietor Blair Donald, farmer Blair William, farmer Beach William, farmer Campbell Thomas, proprietor Farmers\u2019 home Clark John, blacksmith Currie Hugh, farmer Farmers\u2019 home, T.Campbell, proprietor Ferguson Angus, farmer Greenfelt rev.James, Preshyterian Gregory John M, farmer Henry Adam, farmer Henson Francis, farmer Hoed James, farmer Kelly James, farmer Kelly John, farmer Kerr John, farmer Leach James, farmer Mackeracher Alexander, M.D., druggist McAllister L., farmer McCausland John, carpenter McDermid Alexander, storekeeper McDermid John, farmer # Formerly called Torbolton.t Formerly called Bowmore, and also called Scotch Corners.DOMINION 312 DIRECTORY.McLean Duncan, laborer McLean John, farmer McQueen Mrs.Mary, wid., farmer Martin Angus, clerk Ough John, collector Ranseer Andrew, waggonmaker Richardson Marmaduke, storekeeper Russell James, postmaster Smith Donald, tailor Stephens J.D., farmer Swalm Jacob, farmer Watson 11, proprietor Bowmore hotel Wylie Thomas, M.D.*DUNVAGAN\u2014A syull village injthe township of Kenyon, county of Glengary.Distant from Cornwall, the county town, and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 31 miles, from Montreal 78 miles, Mail tri-weukly.Population about 250.Boyd Archibald, farmer Cameron Angus, farmer Lockwood George Campbell Donald, blacksmith Campbell Donald, farmer Campbell John, shoemaker Campbell Mrs.Flora Dewer Donald, farmer Ferguson Donald, farmer Fraser William, farmer Gaines Martin, tanner Grant Alexander, farmer Kennedy Donald, farmer Mc¢Cuaig Duncan McDonald John, laborer McGillies Donald, shoemaker McIntosh Angus, storekeeper McLean Hector, postmaster, dry goods McLeod John, farmer McLeod Kenneth, farmer McLeod Malcolm, farmer McLeod Clous, farmer McMillan John, farmer McNaughton Donald, farmer McQueen Alexander, farmer McQueen rev.A, United presbyterian McRae Alexander, grocer McRae Donald, farmer McRae Malcolm, tanner and butcher McRae Norman, blacksmith Morrison John, carpenter Urquhart David, farmer Wells James P., storekeeper + DURWAM-\u2014A village on the Saugeen river,at the intersection ofthe Durham and Garafraxa roads,on the town line between the townships of Glenelg and Bentinek, county of Grey.Thero are two grist mills, two carding mills, two foundries, two tanneries and a saw mill in operation.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an oflice here.The Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway is expected to have a station here in a few years.Daily stages pass through here from Owen Sound to Fergus, and from Collingwood to Walkerton, Distant from Owen Sound, the county town, 28 miles, fare $1.60; from Ier- gus, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 42 miles, fare $2.; from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 45 miles, fare $2; from Toronto 139 miles.Mail dully.I'opula- tion about 1250, Able L.M., baker Anderson Matthew, carpenter Anderson William, blacksmith Andrews Robert, shoemaker Bailey George, blacksmith Baldwin John, carpenter Barrett William, barrister Bell James, dentist Birmingham Moses, laborer Black Mrs, wid Bowlden Thomus, carponter Bowlden William, harnessmaker * Formerly called Konyon.t Formerly called I'entinek.[PROVINCE or Boyle Wliliam, shoemaker Brown Alexander, storekeeper Brown Peter, luboror Brown Thomas, shoemaker Brown James, town clerk, storckceper Buckingham Francis, laborer Bull Henry, carpenter Bull Robert, carpenter Burnet Archibald, blacksmith Burt Janes, moulder Burt William, moulder Burwash rev.N.S., Wesleyan Campbell Dr, dentist Carson James, baker Carson John, fruder Carson Mrs.John Carson Thomas, baker CHRONICLE, (TUE), weekly, unnual subscription, $1.50; White & Johnson, proprietors and printers Cochrane A.& A.) foundry Cochrane Adam, J.l., of A.& A, Cochrane Cochrane Alexander, J.I,, of A.& A.Cochrane, J.P.Cocklin Stephen, plasterer Cole Henry, innkeeper Cole John, clerk Sole Norman, clerk Cole Peter.of Cole & Tweed Cole & Tweed, storekeepers Colles Sir William, K.C.B.Cooke Frederick, clerk Cope Henry, tailor Crawford Mrs., wid Joseph Dalgleish Robert, trader Davidson Archibald, clerk Davidson James, carder Dixon Thomas, barrister Dixon John, laborer Donglas Walter, laborer Earls John, mason Edwards Francis H., jeweller and stationer Eldridge Lockwood, livery stable Elliott James, hotelkeeper Eva Philip, plasterer Evans George, teacher Evans Lewis Hamilton, M.D.Evansrev.Wm.B., rector Trinity church Fallaze John, mason Feagan John, laborer Feathers James, bar tender FINDLAY ROBERT, of Findlay & Shaw, official assignee, agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Fletcher Dugald, contractor Findlay & Shaw, druggists Toreman Charles, bailiff Tox Thomas, plasterer Frank John, machinist French William, tailor Maynor Owen, contractor Glenndining Miss, school teacher Gould Abraham, potashmaker Gray William, of Tsaac & Gray, tanner Griffin Bartholemew, storekeeper Griffith J.C., saddler Gun James, M.D.Harris Charles S., hotelkceper Harris Thomas, tinsmith Harrup Samuel, butcher Hastie Waller, clerk Hayward O.c, trader Hazard Amos, agent Henderson Willium, luborer Hil John, tailor Halsted J.F., M.D.Torn Robert, blacksmith unter Archibald Hunter Jumes, shoemaker Hunter James 11., storekeeper Tnnis James, barber Isaac George, of Isauc & Gray ONTARIO.] DUMINION 313 DIRECTORY.Dur-EAs J aac & Gray, tanners and saddlers Ton rev, John, Wesleyan Jack John, painter Jackson David, forme kson George J., ME.Jackson Willis, crown land agent Jamieson Enos, carpenter Jamieson John, carpenter Jamieson Joseph, carpenter Jamieson William, joiner JOHNSON JOHN, of White f Johnson sg James, carpenter Jones Ia Victoria, music teacher Jones Thomas, shoemater Iv John, miller Key Thomas, medical student Kelsey Norman, photographer Kriss George, cabinetmaker Legate Samuel E., eneral jobher Levans Charles, saddler Limin Charles, butcher McAssee John, laborer McClocklin Thomas, mason McClocklin William, bricklayer McCulloch John, carpenter McDonald Donald, laborer McDonald Miss, milliner McDonell Duncan, barrister McDonnell J.W., carpenter McFarlane A., waggonmaker McFarlane Robert, waggonmaker McKay Hugh, hotelkeeper McKechnie Gilbert, of N.G.& J.Mc- Kechnie McKechnie John, of N.G.& J.Mec- Kechnie i McKechnie Neil.of N.G.& J.McEechnie McKechnie N.G.& J., storekeepers McKenzie Archibald, postmaster McKenzie A.C., storekeeper McKenzie Donald, shoemaker McKenzie Roderick, carpenter McKimmon Alexander, trader McKinnon Donald, machinist McKinnon Mrs., dressmaker McLaughlin Henry, butcher McLellan Archibald, law student McMillan E.B., contractor McQuarrie Hugh, laborer McRae Finlay, agent Mail Benjamin, stage driver Magee Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Maitland John, teamster Middaugh Henry J., of Middaugh & Cameron's stage line Mighton Joseph, gardener Minty Mrs.Rebecca, wid Mockler Mrs., wid Moffatt Charles, carpenter MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.R.Findlay, agent Moodie John, auctioneer, agent Moore John, farmer Munroe George, bartender Myers John, blacksmith Noble Thomas, laborer Park rev.William, Presbyterian Parker H., druggist Parrott John, tinsmith Patterson Angus, mill owner Patterson Mrs., wid Peter Perry A.W, storekeeper Petty Charles, laborer Porter Mrs., wid milliner Porter Robert T., M.D.Pritchard F.W., A.M, M.D.Rawson James, artist Raymond Joel, machinist Richardson Frederick, clerk Robertson John, tailor Rogerson John, trader Rombough William K., surveyor Rose Alexander, tailor Rose Hugh, blacksmith Rowland John, constable Rowland William, waggonmaker Russell George, storekeeper Rutherford Mrs., wid Saunders Pascow, saddler Scott John, teamster Scott William, contractor Shaw Robert, of Findlay & Shaw Sheppard Charles, clerk Shewell John, cabinetmaker Sibley William, miller Simpson Andrew, shoemaker Smith T.& J.R., tanners Spence James, hotelkeeper .Stafford Thomas, plasterer Stephens Ira, baker Stodderd Hugh Storey Henry, waggonmaker Storey Thomas Sullivan James, tinsmith Sutherland James, moulder Teasdale Joseph, carpenter Trinity church, rev.William B.Evans, rector Turner Wilton R., su: veyor Turner Mrs., wid Tweed George F., of Cole & Tweed Voliett Charles, teamster Vollett James, carpenter Vollett William, cai penter Waters M:s., wid George Watt Jumes, laborer Warner Benjamin, stage driver Warner P.R., ca\u2019 penter Weaver rev.F.G., New Connexion methodist Wilson George, laborer Wilson John Wilson William, laborer WHITE ROBERT, of White & Johnson WHITE & JOHNSON, printers and publishers of the Chronicle Whitmore George, carpenter Whitmore Nathaniel, blacksmith Whitmore William blacksmith Wilkinson Charles, tanner Wood John Wilson, M.D.Woodland Joshua, storekeeper Woods Mrs., dressmaker Wylie James, shoemaker *DUYERS CORNERS\u2014A village in the township of Albion, county of eel.Distant from Paisley, a station of the Toronte, Grey and Bruce railway, 2 miles, from Torento 32 miles.Population about 50.Burns Martin, farmer Dolan Joseph, tarmer Duyer Mrs.Isabella, wid Michael Duyer William J., farmer Hayes Peter, farmer Ryan Patrick, tavernkeeper and blacksmith Spence James, farmer Spence Simon, farmer EAGLE\u2014A small village in the township ot Aldbovough, county of Elgin.Distant from St Thomas, a station of the London and Port Stanley railway, 24 miles, fare £1.25; from Newbury, a station of the Great Western railway, 18 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Airlie Albert, laborer Anderson Ensign, carpenter Ash William, engineer Campbell Neill, cabinetmaker Dominion hotel, John Livingston, pro- prictor Eagle hotel, John Partridge, proprietor Graham Archibald, farmer Graham Robert, photographer Graham Samuel, laborer * Tho post office is at Lockton.Hatten Frank, blacksmith Leach Malcolm, farmer Lindenman E., & Son, merchants Lindenman Philip, assistant postmaster, storekeeper Livingston John, proprietor Dominion hotel Loud William H., of R.Mowbray & Co.McColl Daniel, M.D.McKillop A., & Brother, lumber dealers Martin Joseph, farmer Mowbray R., & Co., saw, shingle and planing mills Mowbray Robert, of R.Mowbray & Co.Mowbray William, of R.Mowbray & Co., ostmaster Mulholland George, cabinetmaker Parker William, blacksmith Partridge John, proprietor Eagle hotel Seigel Frederick, shoemaker Stewart James H, storekeeper EAST HAWKESBURY\u2014A small place in the town:hip of Hawkesbury East, county of I'rescott.Distant from L'Original, the county town, 12 miles, from Point Fortune.a landing for the Ottawa River steamers, 12 miles.fare 75c.; from Rigaud 15 miles, from Vaudreuil, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 80 miles, from Montreal 61 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Allbright Archibald, farmer Allbright Martin, farmer Anderson rev.William, Baptist Bates Robert, farmer Beaudry Louis, potashmaker Bertrand Alfred, of L.& A.Bertrand Bertrand L.& À.carriagemakers Bertrand Léonard, of L.& A.Bertrand Coleman rev.\u2014 ch of England Davidson William.school teacher Ellison William, J.P., reeve Grout Mrs.G., postmistress Grout Solomon, farmer Kirkconnell John, farmer Lee rev.Robert, Wesleyan Leroy Alexander, blacksmith McAdam John, assistant postmaster, shoemaker McCallum Zacariah, collector McCullough rev.William, Wesleyan McKinnon Colin, farmer Manely Michael, innkeeper Ogden William, farmer Orton Samuel.assessor Quesnel Antoine, councillor Ross Thomas, deputy reeve EAST ORO\u2014A small place in the township of Orn, county of Simcoe.Distant from Barrie.the county town and a station of the Northern railway, 16 miles, from Toronto 80 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 50.Crawford Thomas, farmer Crook Robert, farmer Hodge Richard, tavernkeeper McPherson John, farmer Maudsley James, farmer Morgan Charles H., carpenter Rook John, blacksmith Sheppard J., M.D.Simpson Ezra, farmer Simpson Wm., postmaster, storekeeper EASTON'S CORNERS\u2014A village in the township of Wolford, county of Grenville.Distant from Irish Creek, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa rail- wav, 2} miles, fare 25¢.; from Kilmar- nock, on the Rideau canal, 4 miles, from Brockville 23 miles, from Prescott 28 miles, Maildaily.Population about 250.Begley Mrs.Sarah, wid Robert, hotei- keeper Begley Thomas, bar tender Brumbridge Richard, shoemaker Brundige Abraham Eas-EpE DOMINION 314 DIRECTORY.[Provinog op Brundige John H., harnessmaker Burritt colonel Edmond Burritt Edmond, jun., J.P., farmer and treasurer of township Coolridge Isaac, postmaster,storekecper Davis John C., J.P., farmer Davis Ransom, farmer Davis William, farmer Devitt Thomas, storekeeper Easton Henry S., farmer, storekeeper Edwards James, grocer Elliott Phineas Ww, shoemaker Everts Martin K., general dealer Ferguson Mrs.Jane, wid Henry Ferguson William G., farmer Foster Adam, farmer Fulford John H., marblecutter Giffin William Ww, general trader, clerk of township Hunt Edward A., carriagemaker Ireland Aaron A., blacksmith Ireland Isaac, blacksmith McLean Joseph, hotelkeeper McLean Miles, barkeeper McMartin Peter, farmer McMullin James, farmer McMullin Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Samuel Mills Joseph, cooper Nevins John, hotelkeeper Nevins Mrs.Mary Ann, milliner Nevins Robert, saddler Nevins William, pedlar Pearsons James A., clerk Pearsons John W., carpenter Pearsons Samuel, farmer Polley Dennis, farmer Putnam Benaiah L., tanner, currier and shoemaker Roach Leander C., farmer Rodgers Thaddeus, clerk Stone Miss Frances, school teacher Tulman Ransom, farmer Warren John, tanner and currier Watts John, blacksmith Weir John k, councillor, farmer White rev.G.A., Episcopal methodist *EASTVILLE\u2014A small village in the township of rast Gwillimbury, county of York.istant from Newmarket, a station of the Northern railway, 9 miles, fare 45c.; from Toronto 43 miles.Mail daily.Population about 60.Blizard Thomas, farmer Bosworth Mark, farmer Carter William, farmer Docharty Joseph, farmer Douglass S., farmer Evan Mavis, carpenter Fildes Thomas, farmer Gibney Francis, farmer Gibney James, farmer Gillion Jonathan, farmer Halliday William, farmer Hillars John, farmer Hopkins James, farmer Hopkins John, farmer Hopkins John, jun., farmer Hopkins John, sen, farmer Johnson Samuel, farmer Johnstone Samuel, farmer Lepard Arthur, farmer Lepard Daniel, farmer Lepard John, farmer Lepard Leonard, carpenter Lepard Manuel, farmer Lepard William, farmer McCarthy Charles, shoemaker Moriss Evan, carpenter Parks Alva, carpenter Pegg William, farmer Quibell John, postmaster, storekeeper Ramsden Jolin, miller * The post o fice is called Holt, Ravan Richard, farmer Roan Peter, tarmer Rowen Richard, farmer Shaw William, cooper Simmons Robert, farmer Sinclair Peter, mason Thompson Kempt, farmor Thompson Simon, farmer Traviss James A., farmer Traviss Charles, farmer Traviss Whitney, farmer Vanderwater Samuel, school teacher Walker George, blacksmith Wind George, farmer EAST WILLIAMSBURG\u2014A post office station in the township of Willinme- bury, county of Dundas, Distant from Aultsville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles.Mail weokly.Population about 100 Bridges John, lumberman Castleman Simeon, farmer Cook David, mason Cunningham Robert, blacksmith Empey Obarles, blacksmith Hickey John, farmer Hickey M., farmer Loucks Alias, farmer Pillar Lindsay, postmaster, lumber dealer and wharfinger Snyder Elias, carpenter, cabinetmalker Snyder John, storekeeper Southworth N., farmer Tracey George, farmer and carpenter Weaver F., farmer Weaver Isaiah, horse dealer, farrier Wells Henry, farmer Wells John, farmer and storekeeper EASTWOOD\u2014A small village in the township of liast Oxford, county of Oxford.It is astation of the Great Western railway.Distant from Woodstock, the county town, 4 miles, from Paris 15 miles, from London 3¢ miles, Mail daily.Populætion about 200.Bickerstaff John, station agent Brown Thomas, farmer Burrowes Albert, of Burrowes & Co.Burrowes & Co., steam grist mill Burrowes Rich.W., of Burrowes & Co.Carney Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas Cole Francis G., of Burrowes & Co.Cooper rev.H., ch of England Fisher Mrs.Mary, wid John Fowler James, shoemaker Fredinburgh Albert, laborer Hayball Jonah, farmer Hayward Frederick, farmer Haywood John, innkeeper Hill William D., miller House Jarvis, engineer Hyde William, jun., farmer Hyde William, sen,, farmer Jacques Joseph, laborer Johnson Cyrenus, laborer Johnson Thomas, laborer Nunn William, pensioner Overholt James, of Overholt & Son Overholt John, of Overholt & Son Overholt Michael, of Overholt & Son Overholt & Son, mill owners Phelan John, farmer Robinson Henry, of J.Robinson & Sons Robinson John, & Sons, blacksmiths Robinson Sam,, of J.Robinson & Sons Shaw John, postmaster, storekeeper Smith Hiram D., blacksmith Stevenson John, weaver *ECOLESVILLE\u2014 À village in the township of Tilbury.West, county of Essex.Lumber, railroad ties and staves afford the principal trade.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant *The post office is at Trudell, 14 miles distant.from Stonoy Point, a station of the Gragg Westorn rallway, 6 miles, from Chatham the county town, 22 miles, from Windsor a miles.Mail daily.Population about Allen Charles, painter Allen William, blacksmitls Cornwall John, farmer Cornwall William, joiner Dodson R.E., teacher Higgins Robert, laborer Holmes William, farmer Hudon Charles, blacksmitl: Kingswell Joseph, farmer Latreille Peter M., mariner Lickman Wm., builder McDowell John, farmer McKay John, fireman MONTREAL TELEGRAPI CO, Ja.N.Peel, agent Nantie Jacob, waggonmaker Nicholson Albert, joiner Nicholson William, township clerk Peel Albert, of Peel Brothers PEEL BROTHERS, saw and grist mill.turning factory general store Peel Edwin, of Peel Brothers PEEL JAMES N., of Peel Brothers, agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Peel Robert, of Peel Brothers Peel Thomas, millwright Potruff Anson, farmer Wiley Christopher, joiner Wyley James, shoemaker EDDYSTONE\u2014A small village in the township of Haldimand, county of Nortl- umberland.Distant from Grafton, n station of the Grand Trunk railway, 3} miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about Bloomfield Robert, saw mill Bradley Alfred H, J.P., farmer Bradley Maitland, postmaster, butcher Bradley Wesley, blacksmith Chappell Robert, carpenter Cook Jasper, carpenter Eddy Harden, J.P., farmer Fish James, farmer Fisher John, J.P., farmer Harnden Tiber, saw mill owne: McMurray James, farmer Nobles Joah, farmer Nobles Joseph, farmer Pettill Daniel, J.P., farmer Phillips Joseph, laborer Richardson Thomas, farmer Sager Eli, druggist Sargeant Hanford, farmer Sargeant William, farmer Thomson Thomas, butcher White John, miller EDEN\u2014A small village in the township of Bayham, county of Elgin.Distant from Ingersoll, a station of tho Great Wes tern railway, 20 miles, fare $1; from St Thomas, the county town and a stution of the London and Port Stanley railway, 25 miles.Mail daily.Population nbouf 150.Ball Thomas, butclier Blaney Jolin, laborer Brown Edward P., harnessmaker | Brown rov, Edward, New Connexion methodist Brown William, laborer Campbell John O., school teacher Cœulficld Anson, clerk Crandle Anron, tcamster EDEN HOUSE, Alexander 8.Stilwell, proprietor abort Henry W., waggonmaker Gray Edwin, J.P., stage proprictor and saw roill Honey Thomas, carpenter Leach Isaac B., teumster ONTARIO.] DOMINION 315 DIRECTORY.Epe-Epw McLean Samuel, tailor Meadow Abram, weaver Nethercott John, postmaster,shoemaker Pollock David, laborer Ramage William, carpenter Scram Angus, blacksmith Sharp William H., shoemaker Smith rev.Robert, Baptist Smith Edward, laborer ; STILWELL ALEXANDER S,, proprietor Eden house, and express agent Stilwell Israel, merchant Stilwell Louis N., laborer N MILLS\u2014A small villago on à ach of the River Speed, townships of Tramosa and Nussagaweya, counties 0 Wellington and Halton.À large trade is carried on in flour and grain.Good building stone is available here.Distant from Rockwood, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, from Guelph, a station of the Grand Trunk, Great Western, and Wellington, Grey and Bruce railways, 7 miles, fare 25¢.; from Toronto 45 miles, Mail daily.FPopula- tion about 300.Bardwell Meshach Bouskill William, farmer Brown John, shoemaker Burrows Richard, laborer Clark Malcolm, shoemaker Cook Charles, cabinetmaker Cook Frederick, cabinetmaker Cook Othello, cabinetmaker Culloden Andrew, shoemaker Cunningham William, laborer Davidson John A., township clerk, general agent, farmer Fisk John Fletcher Michael, laborer Harris John, hotelkeeper Harris Thomas, cooper Harwood George, laborer Harwood Moses, laborer Hortop Brothers, grist and oatmeal mill Hortop Henry, jun., of Hortop Brothers Hortop Henry, sen., miller Hortop James, of Hortop Brothers Houson John, blacksmith Jackson Anthony, storckeeper and tailor Martin John, carpenter and framer Martin William, framer Meadows Samuel, postmaster Millard John, laborer Moore Henry, laborer Moore John, laborer Moylin Thomas, shoemaker Peach doctor Samuel Petty Peter, teamster Phin William, J.P, amage John, travelling agent Richardson R, blacksmith Ritchie William, laborer Roberts John, laborer Ross Andrew, merchant Shannon David, pumpmaker Swinford Henry H,, J.P., farmer Youart John ! Whyte James, blacksmith Wilson Peter, weaver *EDGAR\u2014A small village in the DG 8 township of Oro, county of Simcoe.Distant ron Burrie, tho county town and astation o the Northern railway, 18 miles, fare ne Epront Ti miles.Mail daily y -weeklv in = .> lation ar yes ly in summer.Popu- Alley Gern mer A 1d, farmer .a d William, gunsmith Beaton Wa baker razel, Perkins & Co, ste i À 0 \u2026 Steam saw mills ampbell Neil J., teacher avanagh Patrick, constable * Formorly called Richardson's Corners, Cockburn James, carriagemaker Eaton Christopher, farmer Finch rev.J., Baptist, resides in Barrie Gray Thomas, builder Gregg H.L., saw mill Harris rev.S., ch of England Hayes Michael, shoemaker Hewitt John, blacksmith Jamieson Daniel, blacksmith Lauder James, Jp, farmer Lauder Walter, storekeeper Link H., lumberer McLean John, farmer Miller William, shoemaker Morningstarr Brothers, potashery £| Morningstarr J.S., hotelkeeper Northgraves G.R., R.catholic Richardson Robert, J.P., farmer Rutherford J.R., M.D.Sanderson rev.T., Congregationalist Sissons John, farmer Slesser James, farmer Smith John, postmaster, storekeeper Thomas Joseph, J.P., farmer Todd William, engineer Wichen rev.John W., Wesleyan EDGE WORTH\u2014A village in the township of Tilbury East, county of Kent.Country produce forms the principal trade here.Distant from Chatham, the county town and a station of the Great Western railwa:-, 25 miles, from Windsor 27 miles.Mail daily.Population about 50.Ainslie Alexander, farmer Ainslie James, jun., farmer, postmaster Ainslie James, sen., farmer Cowan Hampton, farmer Farquharson James, teacher Ferguson John, teacher Foster J.W., farmer Hunter James, farmer Jones rev.E.S,, Wesleyan Morris William, Seaton John, hardware Waddell James, farmer Waddell Robert, J.P., farmer Warwick Samuel, farmer Wilson Andrew, farmer EDMONTON-\u2014A village in the township ot Chinguacousy, county of Peel.Distant from Brampton, the county town and a station ot the Grand Trunk railway, 4} miles, fare 20c.: from Toronto 30 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Cameron Ewen, storekeeper Campbell John, farmer Cation David, farmer Cation Walter, farmer Collingbourne James, postmaster.storekeeper Craig John R., farmer Duckworth James, farmer Dyer William, farmer Elliott John, farmer Ferris John Gascoigne Alfred, waggonmaker Giffin John, farmer Goulding William, mason Groat John, farmer Guy Joseph, laborer Hall John, farmer Hall Teasdale, farmer Hal] William, farmer Hanson Thomas, blacksmith Heth Jabez, farmer Hiscox Henry, laborer Humphreys Edwin, cabinetmaker Humphreys David, farmer Humphreys Henry, cabinetmaker Hutchinson Hugh, mason Huxley John, bootmaker Johnston George, farmer Jordan Thomas, teacher Knox William, tavernkeeper Larmont William, farmer Little Edward, farmer Low William, farmer Marshall Robert, farmer Marshall Robert, joiner Matthews Anthony Moody William, farmer Quin Robert, veterinary surgeon Shields Thomas, farmer Snell Bartholomew, farmer Snell John, farmer Tuffley Thomas, farmer Townsend William, laborer Earngey Joseph, saddler Watson Benjamin, farmer Watson James, farmer Watson Samuel, laborer Wheeler Alexander, carpenter *EDWARDSBURG\u2014A thriving village in the township of the same name, county of Grenville.It has a wharf on the Edwardsburg canal for goods and passengers, and is near a station of the Grand Trunk railway.Hereare the works ot the Edwardsburg Starch _Co., also the gaw and flour mills, box and stave factory of William T.Benson.Montreal Tele graph Co.has an office here.Distant from Montreal 104 miles, from Toronto 229 miles.Population about 300.Adams Joel, farmer Akin William Snyder, postmaster, store keeper Anderson rev.G.A., ch of England Anderson William, M.D.Bare Alexander, sawyer Bare Mrs.Sarah, wid Thomas BENSON WILLIAM THOMAS, flour and saw mill, box factory, managing director Edwardsburg Starch Co.Brill rev.D., Episcopal methodist Burke John, laborer Burns Thomas, laborer Burnside John Burton rev.John, Presbyterian Byrne Lawrence, grocer | CANADIAN EXPRESS Co., M.Ellis, agent Clayton John, joiner CORRIGAN JAMES, hotelkeeper Crowder Alonzo Delaney William, laborer Dillon William, hotelkeeper Doherty Francis, lock laborer ; EDWARDSBURG STARCH CO., William T.Benson, managing director ELLIS MICHAEL, station master, agent Canadian Express Co.Feeney John, laborer Ferguson Archibald, stave factory Ferguson John, cooper Findley William, laborer Flinn James, laborer Forsyth Albert, laborer Gilligan Michael, laborer Gilmour James, laborer Glasford Charles, storekeeper, agent Standard Life Insurance Co.Harbottle Thomas, blacksmith Henan Samuel, fireman Irvine Joseph Craw, storekeeper Jellyman Mrs.Mary Jane, wid James.Jennings Samuel, cooper Lacy Martin, laborer Lane John, lockmaster Lavoy O., miller McCarthur John, carpenter McDonald John, mason McDonald Michael, mason McLatchie James, blacksmith McMillan Alexander, J.P.McMillan Robert Pringle, collector of customs and canal tolls * Frequently called Port Elgin\u2014anc'ent name Point Cardinal, Eow-Een McPherson Kenneth, storekeeper Mead William, carpenter Mellon John, lock laborer Mills Cyrus Mason, storekeeper Monihan Patrick, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., John Reid, agent Morrison James, farmer Murdock Jas., mariner Murgatroide Henry, farmer Parkins John, laborer REID JOHN, customs and canal officer, agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Reid Miss Marianne, milliner Reid William, machinist Ross Samuel, carriagemaker Savoy O., miller Smith Alexander, school teachor Smith Edward, farmer Spotswood Margaret Stamp Isaac, laborer Standard Life Insurance Co., Charles Glasford, agent Sullivan Michael, laborer Thompson William Simpson, shoemaker Totton rev.J.W., Wesleyan Vandet Luke, laborer Waddell Thomas, farmer Weekes John, tanksman Weir Henry, miller \u2018Weldon John, laborer Whitney C., cabinetmaker Whitney E., cabinetmaker Wright James, teamster Wright William, teamster EFFINGHAM\u2014A small village in the township of Pelham, county of Monck.Distant from St.Catharines, a station of the Great Western railway, 8 miles, from Welland, the county town, 8 miles.Mail semi-weokly.Population about 50.Atkins John, cheese tactory Beckett Alfred, of J.& A.Beckett Beckett George & Ralph, farmers Beckett J.& A., millers Beckett John, of J.& A.Beckett Beckett Restore, sawyer Beckett Whitson, farmer Beckett William, woollen factory Carl Nelson, miller Cline Philip, farmer Casselman Robert D., grist mill Cawsey Edmond, blacksmith Daybald John, farmer Disher John H., cloth dresser Guinter Levi, farmer Guinter Peter, farmer Lassing Alfred, waggonmaker McGuire Andrew, laborer Metler David, saw mill, farmer Phillips Amos 0O., shingle mill Redpath Geo.postmaster, storekeeper Sanderson William, farmer Ward Nchemiah, farmer EGANVILLN\u2014A village on the Bonne- chére river, township of Grattan, county of Renfrew It is supported principally by the lumber trade.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Pembroke 25 miles, from Sand Point, the terminus of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 45 miles, from Ottawa 85 miles, Mail daily.Population about 400.Armstrong Alexander, saddler Armstrong John, cooper Armstrong John, innkeeper Armstrong William, cooper Austin W.W., J.P., storekeeper Bennett Miss Bridget, dressmaker Blackwood S., MD.Bonfield James, mill owner Bowland William, lumberer Brennan Patrick, blacksmith Byrne rev.Michael, R.catholic DOMINION 316 DIRECTORY.CAMPBELL MRS.LUCY, wid Colin, proprietress Denville hotel Campbell Peter D.Casey John, clerk Casey Thomas, storekeeper Chanonhouse John, M.D.Childerhouse John, carding mill Coulter Mrs.Margaret, wid Charles, dressmaker Curtin Martin J, telegraph operator Davis W.H,, tailor Donovan Thomas, shoemaker Dougherty Dominick, tailor EGANVILLE HOTEL, Mrs.Campbell, proprietress 7 Toley John, carpenter Furlong Michael, hotelkeeper Gallagher Hugh, waggonmaker George Henry, storekeeper Gorman James, waggonmaker Gorman William, blacksmith Gourlay George, tanner Grenier Isaac, school teacher Henderson Joseph, cabinetmaker Higgins James, saddler Karney M.J., clerk of municipality King John, axemaker Lacey Daniel, storekeeper Lapolice George, miller LYNN SAMUEL G., notary public, crown land agent, clerk Division court, and conimissioner for taking affidavits McDermott James, tinsmith McDonnell AlexanderJ., clerk McHugh Patrick, blacksmith McNamara John, shoemaker McNeice Thomas, clerk McNeil Archibald, grocer Merrick Charles H.hotelkeeper MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., John Quealy, agent Moore Harmon, contractor Moore Harmon, jun., sawyer Mullins Stephen, saddler Murphy Patrick, wood coatractor O'Donnell William, fur dealer O'Farrell Peter, storekeeper Patterson Samuel, trader Power Edward, shoemaker QUEALY JOHN, J.P.postmaster, reeve, agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Reeves Alexander, storekeeper Reeves James, J.P, storekeeper Reeves Robertson, furniture dealer Rodden & Turner, storekeepers Sibary Thomas, storekeeper, butcher Smith John A., artist Smith John, tanner Smith William, innkeeper Sullivan James, joiner Turner Robert, lumber merchant Whaley Isaac, saddler EGBEEÆT\u2014A small village in the township of Fssa, county of Sim-oe.Distant from Lefroy, n station of the Northern railway, 12 miles, from Barrie 14 miles, from Toronto 56 miles.Mail bi-weekly, Population about 50.Brawley William, farmer Ingham FKdward, farmer Ingham Joseph, farmer Jerrett James, carpenter McKee ugh, carpenter Morrig James, furmer Stoneham Thomas, blacksmith Stoneham Mrs.Margaret, wid Joseph Wallace J.C., storekeeper Strachan James, postmaster Wiggins John, shoemaker EGERTON\u2014A small place In the township of Luther, county of Welling.ton.Distant from Mount Forest, which will shortly be a station of the Toronto, [Province op Grey and Bruce railway, 11 miles; from Fergus, a station of tho Wellington, Grey and Bruco railway, 26 miles, Maj] daily Population about 46.: Alexander David, blacksmith Hunter James, J.P.postmaster, farme; Hunter John, storekeeper EGLINTON\u2014 A villago in tho township und county of York, Distant from Toronto 4 miles, fare 160.Mail twico daily, Population about 300, Anderson Thomas, farmer Andrews A., auctioncer Atkinson George, farmer Baker William, seedsman Bales John, farmer Batty Thomas, farmer Brean Martin, laborer Brown Jumes, tailor Campbell James W., blacksmith Campbell Mrs., wid James\u2018 Clark George, shoemaker Coulter John, shoemaker Cuddy Thomas, Inborer Curtis John, laborer Davidson John, mariner Doran John, laborer Douglass William, waggonmaker Farr A., butcher Farrel Michael, laborer Fisher John, builder Gilbert George, farmer Hargrave Jos., postmaster, storekeeper Harten James, whipmaker Jackes Mrs.Catherine, wid Franklin Jackes William, J.P., farmer Jason Mrs.Ann, wid John \u201d Jones Benjamin Lawrence Jacob, farmer Lawrence John, farmer Lawrence Mrs., wid P.S.Langrell Francis, drover Langrell William, drover Leslie James Lumsden Thomas McBride Charles, hotelkeeper McCann John, farmer McCann Patrick, storekeeper McDonald Adam, teacher MAY SAMUEL P., M.D.Mitchell James, farmer Moore Miss Mary Moore Mrs.Eleanor, wid Charles Mullaney James 4 Nightingale Mrs., wid Henry, butcher Norris William, melodeon maker Paisley Thomas, weaver Pierce Thomas, laborer Ramsay William, laborer Rennie Wm., agricultural implements Robinson Mutchinson, farmer Robinson Isnac, farmer Sadd James, farmer Sheppard Nicholas, farmer Snider Edwin, farmer Snider Elias, furmer Stibbard John, gardener Stibbard Robert, gardener Syers E., bank clerk Taylor George, farmer Taylor James, farmer Ward George, farmer White J., farmer Whittaker Robert, farmer EGMONDVILLE\u2014A villago on tho stage rond from Senforth to Bayfeld, in the township of Tuckersmith, county of Huron.Distantfrom Seaforth, n station of the Grand Trunk railway, 1 mile, from Stratford 25 miles, from Toronto 113 miles.Mail daily, Population about 500.Ashburn Kail, tailor Armstrong \u2014, carpenter Armstrong B.A.joiner v ONTARIO.] DOMINION 317 DIRECTORY.Eau-ELGe strong Miss, dressmaker Art Wiliam, poiashmaker Baillie Brothers Bailey W., gardener Beattie George, laborer Bowden John, brickmaker Boehler Valentine, potter Brett R.N., tanner Bull Henry, tanner Burns William, miller Cameron Samuel, tailor Campbell Mrs.J., dressmaker Colbert Henry, brewer Condon John, shoemaker Critz John, innkeeper Crossie Allen, mason Currie Miss Louisa, milliner Daly John, farmer, waggonmaker Darly John, carpet weaver Darly Henry, tanner Duncan David, carpenter ; Eastman rev.\u2014, Episcopal methodist Ewen George, butcher Ferguson Thomas, carpenter Fitzimmons George, M.D.florshutz John, tailor Fuiton Robert, blacksmith Garbey Henry, laborer Garrond Mrs., milliner Gauley \u2014, blacksmith Gauley William, joiner Gormeley Jolin, weaver ; Graham rev.William, Presbyterian Gray John, agricultural implement manufacturer Grey George, wheelwright Griffith rev.M.E.Haddon William, weaver Heffler Christopher, gardener Hill Thomas, blacksmith Jackson G.& H., storekeepers Jackson George E., postmaster Jackson George, of G.& H.Jackson Jackson Henry, of G.& H.Jackson Jackson Samuel, clerk Ketterer Gottlieb, shoemaker Krusie Clause, gooper Logan John, merchant Logan William, clerk McBride Joseph, grocer McDonald Solomon, carpenter McDougall H., dealer Parker \u2014 market gardener Porter John, trader Rankey Lewis, gardener Robertson Mrs.Susanna, wid A., hotel- keeper Rowe John, laborer Rudd William, waggonmaker Ryan James, shoemaker Rudd Robert, waggonmaker Rudd Wm, waggonmaker Shafer Paul, carpenter haw James, cattle dealer Smith Andrew, harnessmaker Smith Jacob, tanner Snider Frederick, shoemaker Sole Thomas, joiner Sparrow Edward, joiner Steel John, shoemaker Stoddart John, dealer Summervelt John, wheat buyer Sutherland William, laborer Tackeber W., pedlar Thoms Cliistaphor, bricklayer Tinkess Levi pumpmaker Union hotel, F.Weiland, proprietor an Egmond A.G., wool factory Yan Bgmond C.L., J.P,, flour and grist & Yan Egmond 1., saw mill unsmith Van Egmond William, farmer Vercoe Henry L,, M.D.Watson \u2014, tanner Weiland Fred., proprietor Union botel Weiland George, brewer Westfield Frederick, laborer EGREMONT\u2014A small village in the townships of Normanby and Egremont, county of Grey, situated on the Gara- fraxa gravel road.Distant from Mount Forest 3 miles, from Fergus, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 30 miles, fare 81.50; from Owen Sound, the county town, 41 miles, fare 22; from Guelph 44 miles, fare 32, Mail daily.Population about 50.Anderson William, farmer Bradburn Stewart, hotelkeeper Cameron David, blacksmith Cooper Mrs.Catherine, hotelkeeper Dixon John, mill owner Lumle William, farmer McFarlane George, farmer Robertson John, J.P., farmer Smith T., J.P., postmaster, storekeeper * ELBE\u2014A small village in the township of Yonge, county of Leeds, Distant from Addison 2} miles, from Bellamy ,a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 9 miles, from Brockville, the chief town of the united counties of Leeds and Grenville, 12 miles.Population about 60.Bates Munsell R., farmer Bellamy Edw., of Bellamy & Robinson Bellamy & Robinson, mill owners Bordon Justice, shoemaker Brown Byron, farmer Brown James W., farmer Cromwell Philip, carpenter Detor Christopher, laborer Ennis John, farmer Judson Alwin, farmer Judson David, laborer Judson Ira, farmer Phelps Daniel, Phelps Lineous, blacksmith Robinson J.L., of Bellamy & Robinson Whaley Thomas, farmer ELDER\u2014A post office station in the township of Mono, county of Cardwell.Distant from Angus, a station of the Northern railway, 25 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 70.Aitkins Robert, farmer Bunkman Peter, farmer Conn Courtney, postmaster Cook T., farmer Elder John, farmer Elder Thomas, J.P., farmer Haddock Henry, farmer Lewis Samuel, farmer Lewis William, J.P., farmer McKelvey William, farmer ELDORADO\u2014 A small village in the township of Madoc, county of Hastings.Distant from Madoc 63 miles, fronr Belle- ville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway.33 miles, fare £1.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Burns Richard, miner Cealy Peter, carpenter Comiford Thomas, farmer Conlin Francis, farmer Conn C., postmaster Craig William, miner Dunston Edward, miner Dunston J.H., manager Phoenix gold mine Fillmore William, shoemaker Hannah William, laborer MeInroy Alexander, farmer MeGarthy Henry, tavernkeeper Moore John, farmer Moore John N., assessor Philips Elijah, laborer Phenix gold mine, J.H.Dunston, manager Richardson John, farmer Rodgley Thomas, laborer *The post office is at Addison.Scott Robert, storekeeper Scott Thomas, storekeeper Simmons Nelson, tavernkeeper Tassie James, farmer Taylor John W., storekeeper Warren William, farmer White Andrew, manager of mines.ELFRIDA\u2014A post office station in the township of Saltfleet, county of Went- worth.Distant from Stony Creek, a station of the Great Western railway, 5 miles, from Hamilton 10 miles.Mail weekly Population about 150.Barclay James, farmer Brock William, storekeeper Brock William, postmaster Campbell William, hotelkeeper Cline Henry, farmer Cline John P., farmer Edmonds Edmond, blacksmith Guance John, farmer Guance Richard, lumber merchant Guance Robert, farmer Martin Adam, farmer Martin Benjamin, farmer Martin William, farmer Reed William, hotelkeeper Snider Frederick, farmer Snider Israel, farmer Staples John, butcher Stewart William B., farmer Sweazie Andrew, jun., farmer Sweazie Andrew, sen., farmer Sweazie Joel, farmer Sweazie Richard, farmer Taylor William, waggonmaker Tossel William, farmer Twesdale Robert, farmer Williams Jonah H., farmer ELGIN\u2014A village in the township of South Crosby, south riding of the county of Leeds.Distant from Westford .13 miles, from Brockville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 34 miles.fare S1,50; from Kingston 32 miles.Mail daily.Population about 250.Baker Ransom, shoemaker Brown Wallace, school teacher Connors Thomas, shoemaker DARGAVEL BROTHERS, dealers in dry goods, groceries provisions, &c.Downey Daniel, of Downey & Mustard: DOWNEY & MUSTARD, dealers in dry goods, groceries, provisions, boots and shoes, &c.Dowler rev.John A., Wesleyan Dunn James, land owner EMPIRE HÔTEL, Robert Leggett, proprietor Halliday Benjamin, carriagemaker Halliday Ebenezer, land owner Howard rev.N., Episcopal methodist Hunter Israel, blacksmith Kelsey Silas, saddler LAISHLEY HENRY, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, ashes, produce, &c., and superintendent of schools Leggett Benjamin, carriagemaker LEGGETT ROBERT, proprietor Empire hotel .McGhie Benjamin T., M.D.Mitchell Ira, courier Murphy James, shoemaker Mustard John, of Downey & Mustard Mustard William, land owner Newman Almond S., storekeeper O'Neil Thomas, innkeeper .Pennock Philemon, postmaster Randolph Jarvis, blacksmith Redmond James, school teacher Saxton Zepheniah, potash manufacturer Seed Samuel, blacksmith Stanton George, clerk Euc-Eum DOMINION 318 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE ox *ELGINBURG\u2014A small villagein the township of Kingston, county of Frontenac.Distant from Kingston, the count town aud a station of the Grand Trun railway, 7 miles, fare 16c.Mail daily.Population about 150.Ash Durham, farmer Bates Peter, shoemaker Bearnce William, farmer Buck Barnabas, farmer Bushy Francis, farmer Clarke Charles, farmer Cumpson James, laborer Grigsby James, storekeeper Jackson Simon, waggonmaker Jackson William, blacksmith Lawson William, blacksmith McFarlane George, farmer Meecham Eli, postmaster, builder Morrs Henry, cheese factory Pope John, blacksmith Purdy Robert, farmer Robinson William, farmer Sparks Samuel, farmer Spooner George, tavernkeeper Stagg John, farmer Troine John, farmer ELGINFIELD\u2014A small place on the proof line road, township of London, county of Middlesex.Distant from Lu- can, astation of the Grand Trunk railway, 3 miles, fare15c.; from London, the county town, 14 miles, fare 75c.Mail daily.Population about 100.Benn John, brickmaker Coleman Jacob, horse trader Collison Martin, farmer Collison Michael, farmer Collison Timothy, farmer Guest Robert, farmer Harty Michael, farmer Keefe Andrew, farmer Landford Isaac, farmer McComb William, farmer McCormick Stephen, storekeeper Mellhargey John, farmer McMann George, farmer McMann James, farmer Metcalf Anthony, carpenter Middleton John, farmer Mitchell Hugh, farmer + Nangle Thomas, storekeeper OBrian John, blacksmith Ryan Caleb, farmer Ryan William H., J.P, sen, postmaster, farmer Ryan William, jun., innkeeper Schall James, farmer Scott William, ashery Simpson James, farmer Weir Robert, farmer \u2018Wells Charles, farmer ELIMVILLE\u2014A village in the township of Usborne, county of Huron.Country produce affords the principal trade here.Distant from Lucan, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles, Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Allan Alfred, carpenter Andrews George, waggonmaker Bodle rev.George, Bible christian Brinnacombe John, shoemaker Chittick John, blacksmith Crocker James, carpenter Davidson Robert, agent for sale of threshing machines Elliot Mrs.Fanny, wid John, innkeeper Evans Richard, cooper Facie rev.Alexander, Baptist Hall Charles, carpenter Hall John, builder Hall Samuel, bricklayer * Also called Scott\u2019s Corners.Hall Samuel P., school teacher and township clerk Hind George, carpenter Hind John, carpenter Oliver Elijah, farmer Penwarden David, potashmaker Smale Robert, harnessmaker Spicer John, tarmer Taylor Henry, postmaster, trader Vale John, farmer Walden Benjamin, M.D.* ELIZABETH VILLIE\u2014A small village in the township of Hope, county of Durham.Distant from Campbell's, a station of the Midland railway, 8} miles, fare 88c¢., {from Port lope, the county .town, 18 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Fopu- lation about 150, Aager Thomas, cheese factory Barkwell John Barkwell John, shoemaker Barkwell Richard, farmer Barkwell Samuel, farmer Barkwell William, farmer Beatty Alexander, farmer Beatty Johnston, carpenter Beatty William, farmer Boyce Henry, farmer Elliott Thomas, cheese factor Episcopal church, rev.J.à Taylor, minister ; Episcopal methodist church, rev.J.Graham, minister Gordon William, farmer Grace William, farmer Graham rev.J., Episcopal methodist Hewitt William, painter McMurtry John, J.P., postmaster, miller McMurtry Thomas, dentist McMurtry William, saw mill Marshall Robert, blacksmith Palmer George, carriagemaker Palmer Joshua, farmer Palmer Julius, blacksmith Palmer William, shoemaker Pickup Richard Rasco John, mason Sewel Richard P., M.A.Tamblyn Francis, farmer Tamblyn Frank, carriagebuilder Tamblyn Thomas, waggonmaker Taylor rev.J.G., ch of England Tucker John Wilson Edmund, farmer Wilson James, farmer White Joseph farmer White Thomas, furmer ELLENGOWAN \u2014A village in the township of Brant, county of Bruce.Distant from Walkerton, the county town, 12 miles, fare 50e.; from Southampton 16 miles, from Seaforth, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 49 miles.Mail daily.I\u2019opulation about 100.Brownlee James, postmaster Calbeck & Kellogg, dealers Calbeck William A., of Calbeck & Kellogg Gerrie Andrew, hotellceeper Hopper Samuel, carpenter Kellogg David, of Calbeck & Kellogg Kelso John, school teacher Monogan John, blacksmith Watson John, shoemaker ELLESMERE\u2014A small village in tho township of Scarborough,county of York, Distant from Toronto 114 miles, fare 850.; from Markham, a station of the Toronto and Nipissing railway, 54 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 40, Crow Robert, blacksmith Douglas Hector, weaver * FITZPATRICK WILLIAM D., general store \u2019 Forfer Archibald, farmer Porfer David, storekeeper Glendinning Archibald, postmaster Little Thomas, carpenter Loveless Robert, farmer McDonald Tlfomas, school teacher Miles James, tailor Moyle John, tailor Slinker Jumes, blacksmith Thompson John D., farmer Thompson W.D., saw mill Walton Jumes, carriagemaker Whiteside John, farmer Whiteside Thomas, farmer ELM GROVE\u2014A village in the town.slip of lissn, county of Simcoe.Distant from @ilford, n station of tho Northern railway, 16 miles, from Toronto 68 miles, Mail daily.Population about 100.Hayden James, farmer Horan Peter, farmer Lawrence David, saddler Loblan William J., farmer Love Richard, postmaster, storekeeper McMann John, farmer | McMann Mrs.\" Ruchel, wid Thomas McMann Samuel, farmer McMann Thomas, laborer McMylor Thomas, tavernkeeper, blacksmith Madden Patrick, carpenter Whiteside Mrs.Margaret, wid Robert, farmer Woods Henry, shoemaker ELMIRA\u2014A flourishing village in the township of Woolwich, sounty of Waterloo.It has a numberof mills and manu- factories.Distant from Berlin, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles, fare 50c.; from Guelph 16 miles, from Toronto 64 niles, fare $1.80.Mail duily.Population about 850.ADVERTISER (THE), in German, weekly, annual subscription $1.50; Delion Brothers, proprietors and printers Bain Edward Bates George, teamster Battenberg Jacob, tailor Blatz August, shoemaker Bowman John, laborer Bowman Moses, blacksmith Breichle Christian, cooper Brock Markle Campbell Miss Eleanor, milliner Cassel Nathan, blacksmith Christman Philip, hotelkeeper Crawford William, weaver DELION BROTHERS, printers and publishers of The Advertiser Delion Frederick, of Delion Brothers Delion William, of Delion Brothers Dennis Jacob, laborer Detwiler A.7., of A.Z.Detwiler Co.Detwiler A.Z., & Co., founders Dunkic Henry, waggonmaker Durrent Robert, watchman Ellis William, hotelkeeper Eppich George, grocer Erb Joseph, of A.Z.Detwiler & Co.Fisher Sebastian, photographer Tord George, waggonmaker Prank Matthew, carder Gross John, laborer Gurling George Halley George, M.D.Gurling John, liurnessmaker Hembling Moses, clork Herald William, fireman Hergert Casper, tailor Johnson Potor, ploughmaker Kaufman Charles, finisher Kemp Frederick, carpenter ONTARIO.| Kiefer Anthony, butcher impel John, laborer Koerper Frederick, carpenter Laird Joseph, finishor Levan John, tinsml , Loven Peter, of Peter Levan & Co.Levan Peter, & Co., tinsmiths Lind William, teamster i rdt John, butcher ; Lop eon Robt.of Loughron & Weichel Loughron & Weichel, b acksmiths McIntosh John, foreman McLean Neil, laborer Martin Henry S., carpenter Martin Hiram, carpenter .Mikus Frank, of Peter Levan & Co.Moyer Joseph, shoemaker Musser Isaac, painter Musser Peter, pumpmaker Nicholl James, clerk Pfaff Daniel, carpenter Randel John, laborer Randel William, laborer Ratz Jacob, of John Ratz & Co.Ratz John, of John Ratz & Co.Ratz John, & Co., millers Riddell John, fireman Rogers Thomas, miller Rupple Charles, carpenter Rupple John, merchant Savage J.Y., druggist Shoemaker John S., painter Shroeder Levi, clerk Simon Louis, harnessmaker Slipper George, carpenter Specker Cosmus, painter Stark John, waggonmaker Steinman Albert, harnessmaker Stem Henry, brickmaker Stewart William, blacksmith Taylor James, laborer Thomas Edmund, laborer Traub David, carpenter Utley Jonathan, teamster Utley Nathan, sawyer Utley Samuel, fireman Voght George hotellkeeper Wachsmith William, grocer Wakeford Daniel, laborer Walmsley David Lewis, M.D.Wankel Emel, mason Weaver Levi, hotelkeeper Weaver Samuel S.,0of Winger & Weaver Weichel Michael, of Loughron & Wei- che Weitzel Nicholas, weaver Wenger Isaac, merchant Werner Henry, clerk Wentz Jacob, cooper Winger Henry, finisher Winger Peter, of Winger & Weaver, postmaster Winger & Weaver, storekecpers and woollen mill Woodward George, school teacher Yost Jacob, teamster ELMVALE\u2014A post office station in the township of Flos, county of Simcoe.Dis- fant trom, parrie.a station of the Northern tion nbout 150.Nl weekly.Popula- Archer Robert, farmer Craig John, farmer Dickie Robert, farmer Famey James, firmer Frulong Michael, farmer Gilbert Elie, machinist Graham J ohn, farmer Graham Thomas, farmer Grey Robert, farmer Harvey James, farmer Henry James, farmer Houlahan James, farmer Houlahan Patrick, farmer ouluhan Thomas farmer ) DOMINION MeGinnis John, tarmer Malcolm Andrew, farmer Nixon Joseph, farmer Paterson Robert, farmer Ritchie David, farmer Ritchie John, farmer Ritchie John, farmer Ritchie John J., grist and saw mill Ritchie Thomas, farmer Ritchie William, carpenter Ritchie William G., farmer Rowley William, farmer Simpson John, farmer Walker William, farmer Walsh Richard, farmer ELMWOOD\u2014A post office station in the towuship of Brant, county of Bruce.Distant from Guelph, a station of the Grand Trunkand Great Western railways, 75 miles, from Seaforth 50 miles, from Owen Sound 30 miles.Mail weekly.Dirstein John, postmaster ELORA\u2014A romantic village on the Grand river, near its junction with the Irvine, townships of Nichol und Pilkington, county of Wellington.Elora was erected into a municipality in 1858.It has excellent water power with a beautiful fall of 40 feet on the Grand River, the rocks risin perpendicularly on eitherside ofthe Gran and Irvine rivers to a height of 70 feet ; the scenery around is very beautiful.It is the centre of a splendid agricultural country, has monthly cattle fairs, and is one of the most prominent markets in Ontario for cattle and grain.Durable stone for building purposes is found here.There are grist and planing mills, two distilleries, a tannery, a brewery, an extensive foundry, a brickyard, woollen, chair, sash, door, and barrel factories, and a fine county gra: mar school.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Tunis is an important station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway.Distant from Fergus 3 miles, from Salem 1 mule, from Guelph 13 miles, frum Hamilton 43 miles, from Toronto 60 miles.Mail daily.Population about 2,000.Allan Charles, J.P., farmer Alport F.W., merchant Alport S.C., groceries and provisions Anderson Cameron, miller Andrich A., butcher Bain James, livery stables Bain John, jun., of Bain & Son Bain John, sen., of Bain & Son, proprietor Elora hotel Bain & Son, woollen factory BANK OF MONTREAL, W.P.Newman, agent Barret Joseph, laborer Barron George, J.P.Beard John, finisher Beck & Lee, painters, glaziers, &c.Beck Thomas P., of Beck & Lee Benninger Conrad, cabinetmaker Benzie Mrs.M.M, wid James, confee- tionery Berthman Benjamin, blacksmith Berthiman William, waggonmaker Biggar Thomas, proprietor Commercial hotel Black James, barkeeper Benn Mrs Jane, wid John, grocery Black Joseph, proprietor British hotel Black Thomas, fireman Blake George, mason Bowes John, clerk Bristow George C., clerk British hotel, Joseph Black, proprietor Brown John, constable Bruce David, porter Bryans James, cooper Buchanan John, weaver 319 DIRECTORY.ErMm\u2014ELo Buckley John, weaver Bunt Thomas, miller Burns Edward, of McMillan & Burns Bye Elizabeth, milliner Bye George, groceries and crockery Campbell Miles, blacksmith Carter Robert, produce dealer Caswell Archibald, cabinetmaker Caswell & Aldridge, joiners Caswell John A., of Caswell & Aldridge Chapman M.R., shoemaker Cheasley William, farmer Chinnick Robert, tailor Clark James, miller Clarke Charles, J.P., of Kirk & Clarke Clarke Henry, clerk Coghlan Stephens, laborer Commercial hotel, T.Biggar, proprietor Connell Alexander, clerk Connell Andrew, hardware merchant Connell Henry, laborer Connor Thomas, photographer Coombs Sidney, laborer Cornwell Frederick, merchant tailor Cornwell Vincent, tailor Cosford Samuel, spinner Craven James, barber Crookshanks G., tanner and currier Crossman E.A., painter Crossman James, painter CULLODEN WILLIAM G., editor and proprietor North Wellington Times Dalgarno W, laborer DALBY FRANCIS, proprietor Dalby house DALBY HOUSE, F.Dalby, Dalby John, barkeeper Dalby Robert, councillor, tanner Daly John, harnessmaker Darah Daniel, turner Davidson James, shoemaker Day Ebenezer, woodworker and painter Dickinson George, cooper Dickinson Charles T., excise officer Dopp Joseph, barber Douglas Moses Drew George A., M.P., of Drew & Jacob Drew & Jacob, barristers Drury James, teamster Duncan À.G., farmer and livery stable Eldridge Joseph, of Caswell & Eldridge Elliott William, M.O.V.C., veterinary surgeon Elora foundry, Jobn Potter, manager Elora Grammar school, rev.J.G.Mac- gregor, headmaster Elora hotel, John Bain, sen., proprietor Elora mills, James M.Fraser, proprietor ELORA OBSERVER, weekly ; annual subscription 81.50; John Smith, proprietor and printer Elmes Gerald, harnessmaker English rev.N.F., Wesleyan Farrow Benjamin, pumpmaker Farrow Edward, pumpmaker Fenwick William, of Maw & Fenwick Ferguson William, wool buyer Finley John, tailor Fleming Alexander, farmer Fletcher William, bakery Foote David, J.P.Forbes George, tailor Forbes James, laborer Ford George, carpenter Foster John Fraser Alexander, miller Fraser George, carder Fraser George, grocer Fraser James, finisher Fraser James M,, J.P.reeve, merchant, proprietor E distillery Fries Adam, tailor Gabe William, brickmaker proprietor neral lora mills and Broga: DOMINION 320 DIRECTORY.[Province op Gall James, laborer Garden George, stage agent Garrard S.H., waggonmaker Gay Andrew W., of Whitlaw & Gay Gay William, manager of distillery Gibbon William, sen.Gearie William, carpenter Gerrie rev.John, Baptist Gibb John, foreman at planing mill Gibbon Wm., jun., of Henderson & Co.Gilbert John, miller Gilbert Miss, school teacher Gillespie Robert, cooper Gordon Andrew, J.P., Larnessmaker Glick Lewis, cooper Gordon George A., harnessmaler Gordon John, photographer Gordon J.I, dentist Gordonier William H., miller Grant Janes, spinner Grant William, clerk Gray William, mason Green Thomas, wool dyer Haffuer J., of Haffner, Mills & Co.Haffner, Mills & Co., general dealers Halley Maurice, groceries, liquors, &c.Hamilton Alexander, currier Hamilton Hugh, councillor, blacksmith and waggonmaker Harris Alexander, shoemaker Harris John, finisher Harris Thomas, mason Hart Thomas, clerk Haslem Charles, carpenter Hawkins James, proprietor Hawkins\u2019 hotel Hay George, carpenter HELE & CO.druggists, agents Montreal Telegraph Co.Hele John W., of Hcle & Co.Hele William, finisher Henderson & Co., dry goods, groceries Henderson James, of Henderson & Co.Hersel William, teamster Hill Samuel, carpenter Hind George, blacksmith Hicking Henry, carpenter Hughes Edward, bank clerk Hughes Owen G., agent Hurst John, butcher Hurst John C., merchant Inch Charles, cooper Irving Mrs.C., wid Thomas, milliner Jacob John, of Drew & Jacob Johns J., of Haffner, Mills & Co.Johnson George w, music store and sewing machines Johnson Josiah, blacksmith Johnson Mrs., dressmaker Johnson Thomas, carpenter Johnson William H., gunsmith Kennedy John, barrel factory Kerfoot Isaiah, boots and shoes Kerr Robert, shoemaker Kerr William, boots and shoes Keveny John, cooper KINGSLEY WILLIAM,, agent Merchants Bank of Canada Kinloch Thomas, machinist Kilburne Ira, clerk Kirk & Clarke, merchants Kirk John L., of Kirk & Clarke Kirkland Henry, chemist and stationer Knetchtell Jacob, woodworker Knowles William, hardware Lafrance Peter, shoemaker Laing George, clerk Laird Joseph, mason Land Henry, sen., shoemaker Land Peter, moulder Land Walter, turner Lapinotière W.H L., postmaster, bookseller Lawrence Charles, bricklayer Lee James, of Beck & Lee Leech Edward, chairmaker Leech William, chairmaker Little Jumes, shoemaker Livingston W.G., produce buyer Lorimer Robert, laborer Lown Jacob, tailor Macdonald James, merchant Macgregor rev.J.G., Presbyterian, head master Elora Grammar school McBain Duncan, mason McCann Thomas, laborer McCrae Albert, clerk McCrae Alexander, blacksmith McCulloch James, packer McDermaid Duncan, laborer McDonald rev.Alex.D., Presbyterian McGaffin Alfred, waggonmaker McGarry Bernard, farmer McGregor M.O., attorney McIntyre James, hostler McKay Angus, bookkeeper MeKechnie Malcolm, waggonmaker McKenzie William, laborer MeKeswick Archibald, laborer McKinley George, carpenter McLean John, clerk Division court McLeod Ellen, groceries and provisions MeMicking W.P., finisher McMillan & Burns, barristers McMillan lieut.col.A.G., of McMillan & Burns McMillan J.A., boots and shoes McNeal John, carpenter Martin Thomas, tinsmith Massie David, baker Massie William, tailor Maw & Fenwick, tailors Maw Robert B., of Maw & Fenwick Menzie James, cabinetmaker MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA, W.Kingsley, agent -.Middlemas rev.James, Presbyterian Middleton William, M.D.Miles A.George, machinist Mills Thomas, of Haffner, Mills & Co.Milne George, laborer Milne James, laborer Milne Scott, carpenter Mitchell John, clerk Mitchell Robert, saddler MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Hele & Co., agents Mundell John, councillor, cabinetmaker Murphy Joseph, blacksmith Mutch William, carpenter Newman & Co., agents and auctioneers Newman Edward H., of Newman & Co.NEWMAN WALTER P., of Newman & Co., agent Bank of Montreal Nichol William, mason North Wellington mills, J.M.Ross, proprietor NORTH WELLINGTON TIMES, week- Lys annual subscription $1.60; W.G.ulloden, proprietor and printer O'Neil Cornelius, blacksmith Osborne Edward, laborer PAGET ARTHUR H., M.D.Parsons James, mason Patmore Levi, carpenter Pentland William R., M.D.Petcher William, miller Pinck Thomas, baker Pierce John, tanner Potter David M,, councillor, founder, planing mill, sash and door factory Potter John, manager Elora foundry Powers John, teamster Preston Edward, of Hele & Co., telegraph operator Proctor W.A, travelling agent Purves Thomas, teamster Rady Thomas, laborer Rankin W.N., clerk Ready John, laborer Ready Thomas, luborer Reichenbach Joseph, butcher Reynolds l\u2019rancis, woodworker Reynolds Frank, farmer Reynolds Willimm, woodworker Ritchie Alexander, carder Ritchie David, Inborer Ritchie James, Inborer Ritchie John, blacksmith Robertson William, blacksmith Ross Arthur, farmer Ross John i, proprietor North We.lington mills Royal hotel, Francis Vickers, propri Ryan Hugh, moulder » Lroprictr Salvage Moses, laborer Savage William I',, M.D.Schwalm John, blacksmith Scott Charles, cabinetmaker Scott Charles, clerk Scott David, harnessmaker Senral Simon, painter Searal Thomas, hostler Sevright Miss, milliner Sheppard Mrs., watches and jewellery Sheppard William, carpenter Shields Alexander, laborer Shields Samuel McK., flax dresser Simpson Robert, cler Sinclair George, merchant Smart Alexander, potashmaker Smart Andrew, clerk Smith Alexander J., dentist Smiley George, waggonmaker Smith Henry, provincial land surveyor Smith James, woodworker SMITH JOHN, proprietor and printer of the Elora Observer Smith Robert, machinist Smith Samuel, blacksmith Snelling Thomas, clerk Snyder William, telegraph operator, station agent Somers Joseph Gibbs, merchant tailor Spence James B,, railroad inspector Stafford W., builder and marblecutter Stafford W., jun., waggonmaker Steele Brothers, carriagemakers Steele George, of Steele Brothers Steele James, of Steele Brothers Stephenson S.E., watchmaker Stewart Allan, bookkeeper Stockford Jonathan, laborer Strachan William, bookkeeper Struthers John, grocer Tait John, school teacher Taylor Benjamin, merchant Taylor John, builder Teft Frederick, distiller Thacker John A., carpenter ; Thomson George, proprietor Montres! boot and shoe store Thomson rev.C.E., ch of England Thompson W., bufcher Thurston Samuel, laborer TIFFIN WILLIAM, station agent Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway Todd James, shoemaker Topham Robert, shoemaker Tribe Thomas, blacksmith Turner James, teamster Vickers Francis, proprietor Royal hotel Vickers Thomas, carpenter Waddell Alexander, grocer Waddell John, carpenter Waddell John, clerk Wade J.T., merchant Wagner Henry, moulder Walton Brooks, blacksmith Watson John, blacksmith Watt John, teamster , Webster Simuel, stoves and tinware ONTARIO.] Evp-Exr elch John, blacksmith W carpenter Weltzer Lawrence, White J.A., clerk or White J.ol factory, willers Whitlaw & Gay, barrel fac ory, Wilkinson William, butcher Williams Charles, clerk Willoughby George, laborer Wilson James, moulder ke Wilson Adney, woodworker Wissenborn George, cooper Wood John, laborer Wood Rowley, gardener Wood Thomas, clerk \u201coung Peter Toms William, laborer im theto FI \u2014A small village in the town- cater, county of Frontenac.Distant from Perth,a station of the Brock- v-lle and Ottawa railway, 80 miles.Mail wcekly.Population about 30.Ferguson James, farmer -Giddes Adam, farmer Millers Robert B., hotelkeeper Millers Thomas, laborer Munro James, clerk EF \u2014A post office station in ELSEN EE of Apran, county of Bruce.Dixtant from Southampton, a steamboat landing on Lake Huron, 7 miles, from Goderich, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 67 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 50, Dick Matthew, weaver Tenton Richard, farmer Gibot Edward, farmer Hamilton Alexander, carpenter -Johnston James, innkeeper Luxon Johu, storekeeper McNab Alexander, farmer McLeod Donald, farmer Montgomery Robert, postmaster Nelson William, farmer Powell Thomus, farmer t EMERO\u2014An incorporated village on a branch of the River Thames, township of West Zorra, county of Oxford.Distant from Beachville, a station of the Great Western railway, 6 miles, from Woodstock, the county town, 10 miles, from London 25 miles.Mail daily.l\u2019opu- lation about 60.Adam George, farmer Adam George, sen., farmer Adams J, M.D.Adam James, J.P., shoemaker ADAMS HENRY, M.D., druggist, pre- prietor and printer of the Planet Anderson Mrs.Kate, wid Henry Auet William, clerk Bartley Job, farmer Campbell James, carpenter Clark Alexander, flax dresser Cody Elijah, grocer Conner George, livery stable Connor Peter, soldier Coupland C.H., flax mills Dawson George, printer Dent James, tcamster Dent John, constable Dent John D., J.P.Duncan George, M.Duncan John, farmer EMBRO REVIEW, Subscription $1; Alexander Hay, editor, proprietor and printer : Fawnes James Ferguson D, danc Forrest George, of Forrest & Murray Forrest & Murray, storekeepers Frazer Duncan, grocer Geddes William, carpenter Gordon captain Alexander, farmer ordon George, township treasurer, cheese factory ; Also called Palmerston depot.weekly, annual ing master DOMINION 321 DIRECTORY.Gordon Mrs.Flora, wid William Gordon P., weaver Graham William, farmer Grant William, tailor (tunn Hugh, grave digger Gunn John, farmer Gunn William Gunn Mrs.Christie, wid Donald HAY ALEXANDER, editor proprietor and printer of the Émbro eview Heilbeck George, cabinetmaker Henderson Angus, tinsmith Henderson Hugh, tinsmith Henderson Joseph, pedlar Henderson William, butcher Heron Thomas, tailor Hodgkinson John, farmer Holaband D., clerk Huggins Edward Karn Mrs., wid D.Karn Rial, livery stable, and innkeeper Lacock Matthew, druggist Laughlin John, flax dresser Laycock Joseph Loveys William, farmer McAulay Hugh, tinsmith McDonald Andrew, blacksmith McDonald Colin, waggonmaker McDonald Donald, flour mill McDonald John, saw mill and woollen factory McDonald John H., agent McDonald Roderick, blacksmith McDonald Rodrick, carpenter McDonald Winchelsea, teamster McKay Alexander A., blacksmith McKay Angus, carpenter McKay John McKAY JOHN, innkeeper McKay Mrs.Emily, wid John McKay William, plasterer McKenzie & Huggins, dry goods McKenzie Alexander, shoemaker McKenzie John.cabinetmaker McKenzie rev.Donald, Presbyterian McLeod William, grocer and inn keeper McNeil James, shoemaker McPherson Donald R., shoe store Mann James, storekeeper MARRIAGE LICENSES, Donald Ma- theson, J.P., issuer MATHESON DONALD, J.P., postmaster, reeve, clerk of 3rd Division court, and issuer of marriage licenses Matheson Mrs., wid Middleton Donald, farmer Middleton John, laborer Midgley William, miller Mitchell James, sawyer Mitchell Peter, innkeeper Munroe Charles, clerk Munro Donald, lnborer Munro James S., tailor Munro Mrs., wid James Murray James, mason Murray Robert R,, of Forrest & Murray Murray Hugh, insurance agent Murray R., of Forrest & Murray PLANET (THE), weekly, annual subscription 81; Henry Adams, M.D, proprietor and printer Rose John, school teacher Ross David, carpenter Ross George, millwright Ross Mrs, wid Donald Rutherford John, shoemaker Saunders Joseph, innkeeper Saunders Mrs.Nancy, wid Asa Seater John Smith Charles, brick moulder Straubel Charles F., harnessmaker Sutherland Angus, blacksmith Sutherland H., cabinetmaker Sutherland Hector, storekeeper 24 Sutherland John, painter Tait Donald, carpenter Thorne John H., carpenter United Brethren Friendly Society of West Zorra Upper John W., harnessmaker Urquhart Donald A., blacksmith Urquhart Donald G., blacksmith Welsh William, cooper Wilkins Benjamin, laborer EMBRUN\u2014A small village on the river Castor, township and county of Russell, Distant from Gloucester, a station of the St Lawrenceand Ottawa railway, 21 miles, from Ottawa 25 miles, Mail bi-weekly, Population about 90.Blair Octave, tarmer Boileau Vital, laborer Brunique Antoine, joiner Bruyére Théophile, farmer Charlebois Charles, farmer Desmarais Joseph, farmer Dignard Joseph, farmer Doré Eusébe, farmer Ducharme Luc, blacksmith Dufort Octave, innkeeper Dumas George, joiner Emard Norbert, farmer Francœur rev.Joseph L., R.catholic Gagnon Magloire, farmer Goulet Joseph, farmer Helmer William Z., saw mill owner Labelle Paul, farmer Lachapelle Norbert, laborer LALONDE JOSEPH, J.P., councillor, postmaster, storekeeper Longtin Louis, laborer Mooney Miss Maria, school teacher Normand Jean Baptiste, farmer Paquet Antoine, sexton Paul Joseph, laborer Pelletier Césaire, baker Petrie Belartie, shoemaker Richard Olivier, laborer Sarrasin Louis, laborer Tessier Magloire, farmer EMERALD\u2014A small village in the township of Amherst Island, county of Lennox and Addington.Steamers plying between Kingston ard Belleville call here, Distant from Bath 2 miles, from Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 14 miles, tare 40c.; trom King:ton 18 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Braden Mrs.Catherine, grocery Cartwright rev.Conway, ch of England Dempster John, weaver Fowler Daniel, artist Fowier William.councillor Gibson James, sailor Grant Miss Anne.dressmaker Hitchins Arthur, farmer Hitchins John, J.P, postmaster, farmer Hitchins Richard, farmer Howard George, J.P., farmer Instant Nelson, farmer Instant Peter, farmer Little James, sailor McDonald John, farmer McKay William R., farmer McKenty Hugh, farmer McKenty John, farmer McMaster Andrew, fisherman McMullen Aenes, mail carrier Morrow John, Jp , farmer O'Rooke Michael, innkeeper Stevenson William, farmer ENFIELD\u2014A small village in the township of Darlington, county of Durham.Distant from Bowmanville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 15 miles, from Port Hope, the county town, 83 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about SO.Ashton Jobin, storekeeper ENNn-ENN DOMINION 322 DIRECTORY.[PROVINoE Op Bible Christian church, rev.Edward Roberts, minister Dyer Daniel, farmer Frasher Donald, blacksmith Jessop Elisha, school teacher Martyn Wm., postmaster, mail carrier McCullough George, farmer McCullough William, farmer McDonald Mrs.M., wid L., tailoress Niddrey Robert, J.P., farmer Powell George, waggonmaker Roberts rev.I£dward, Bible Christian church Storkes Christopher, farmer Tapp William, shoemaker Thorn Thomas, carpenter Trasher Mrs.Laura, dressmaker ENNISKILLEN\u2014A village in the township of Darlington, county of Durham.Distant from Bowmanville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles, fare 50e.; from Port Hope, the county town, 29 miles, from Toronto 52 miles.Mail daily.Population about 250.Barclay Peter, cooper Bigham William, carpenter Brisbin Bernard, of Hutchinson & Brisbin Cowle John, jun., of Cowle & Sons Cowle John, sen., of Cowle & Sons Cowle & Sons, tailors Denike rev.\u2014, Episcopal methodist Douglass John, laborer Elford Thomas, lumber dealer Ferris Robert, laborer Flintoff William, waggonmaker Geddes Thomas, joiner Gilders Thomas, joiner Hall Robert, farmer Henry William, teacher Hillier S.Cartwright, M.D.Hillier William, M.D.Hudson Andrew, laborer Hudson James, laborer Hutchinson & Brisbin, storekeepers Hutchinson Robert H, of Hutchinson & Brisbin Job Mrs., wid Z.Kennedy Robert, shoemaker Kernick Daniel, of McLaughlin & Kernick Knox Arthur Latimore Archibald, hotelkeeper Livingston Ira, farmer McCann rev.\u2014, Wesleyan McKibben William, laborer McLaughlin James W., M.D.McLaughlin & Kernick, waggonmakers McLaughlin Robert, of McLaughlin & Kernick McLaughlin William, carpenter McLeod Donald W., postmaster, storekeeper McNab rev.canon A, ch of England Mallery Charles, carpenter Mills Samuel, saddler Preston John, carpenter Salter Mrs.Mary, wid Abraham Smart Mrs., milliner Stott John, waggonmaker Sylvester Henry, J.P, farmer Sylvester Richard, waggonmaker and founder Thom rev.James, ch of Scotland Thomson Hugh, mason Virtue Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Edward Virtue William, hotelkeeper Walsh James, laborer Washington Robert, joiner Wood Morgan, blacksmith *ENNISKILLEN\u2014A small village on the Garafraxa gravel road, township of Normanby, county of Grey.Distant from Durham 8 miles, from Owen * The post office is called Varney.Sound, the county town, 31 miles, from Fergus, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 40 miles.Mail daily.Population about 50.Eden Francis, postmaster, storekeeper Kenny David W., tavernkeeper Lucas William, pensioner Moffatt Jacob, tavernkeeper Parino Francis, farmer Privat George A., miller Sanders John, teamster Tyron John Wilkins George, pedlar ENNISMORE\u2014A post oflice station in the township of Ennismore, county of Pe- terborough, Distant irom l\u2019eterborough, a station of the Midland railway, 10 miles, from Bobeaygeon 12 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 180.Blair Frank, storekeeper Clarke Alexander, farmer Corking Martin, JP, farmer Coyle rev.B., R.catholic Crough Michael, farmer Donoghue Daniel, township clerk Dowd Humphry, grocer Gallivan Patrick, farmer 1Iennek Isaac, shoemaker Lawson Henry, saw mill owner, shingle and stave factor LeHane Thomas S., postmaster, hotel- keeper McCarthy Jerry, farmer McEvay Fergus Pb, general agent McVinney Bernard, shoemaker Mahoney William, blacksmith Reynolds Thomas, painter Reynolds William, carpenter Rivingston George, farmer Sullivan C.L., farmer Telford Thomas,= bricklayer Travis Nathaniel, jun., blacksmith Travis Nathaniel, veterinary surgeon *ENNISVILLE\u2014A village on the Mississippi river, township of Drummond, county of Lanark.A smull steamer makes three trips a week to Carleton Place.Distant from Carleton Place, a station of the Canada Central and Brock- ville and Ottawa railways, 9 miles, from Perth 25 miles, from Ottawa 37 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 200.Arnold Henry J., storekeeper Boswell Thomas B., school teacher Cade Abraham, woollen manufacturer Churchill William, cooper Code John, {farmer Code John, tavernkeeper Code Robert, finisher Coyle Jer CODE THOMAS, postmaster, general merchant Ennis John, saw, grist and oat mills Ennis Mrs.Catherine, wid James Hillingsworth William, spinner Hughes Robert, blacksmith Jackson James, tanner McCabe Martin, miller McCathren J.c., shoemaker McEnnis Robert, carpenter Purdy Robert, spinner Swain James, sawyer York Mrs.Sarah, wid Jphn ENTERPRISE\u2014A thriving village in the township of Camden Last, county of Lennox and Addington.Distant from Centerville § miles, from Napanee, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 20 miles, Fare from Nap- anee to Centerville 75¢, Mail tri-weekly.Population about 250.Allen Dyer, farmer Babcock Thomas, blacksmith *Also called Innisville, which is name of the post office, the Brownley William, steamboat captain Burgess Robert, farmer Cairns Edward, farmer Card Joseph, farmer Card Mrs.Harriet \u2018ard Oren, mill owner Clancy Cornelius, J.P, farmer Clancey Thomas, farmer Clark Robert N., shoemaker Clark Willis, farmer Jousing James, J.P., farmer Cousins James, sen,, farmer Cox Engene, cabinetmaker Cox John, farmer Cox Robert, farmer Davy William, storekeeper Dobkins Charles, farmer Dobkins Nathaniel, farmer Files George, painter Graham Robert, J.P., of Graham & Woolfe, deputy recve, postmaster, notary public, commissioner Queen's Bench GRAITAM & WOOLFE, general mer chants Grass Christopher G., proprietor Ni.tional hotel Hamilton Samuel, innkeeper Hawley Eli, J.P., farmer Jackson Amos, farmer Jackson Elias, farmer Jackson William, blacksmith Johnston W., weaver Keach Wiley, harnessmaker Keetch Alfred, farmer Lockwood Charles, blacksmith Lockwood Jeremiah, waggonmaker McCoy William, farmer McWager Henry, farmer National hotel, Christopher Grass, proprietor Parks Cyrenius, farmer Parks Henry, farmer Parks Norman, farmer Parks Thomas, farmer Pike James, storekeeper Raymond William, farmer Raymont Killip, farmer Reid Robert, mill owner Shannon James, farmer Switzer Martin, farmer Van Olstine James, waggonmaker Vannest John, farmer Vannest William, millwright Wager Derlin, blacksmith Wager Elias, farmer Wager George, shoemaker Wager Leonard, blacksmith Wager Michael, farmer Wager Mrs.Mary, wid Richard Wager Mrs, Susanna, wid Ebenezer Wager Peter, innkeeper Wager Phillip, farmer Wager Thomas, farmer Wager Thomas, mill owner Walker Harvey S., storekeeper Wiseman Samuel, tailor Woolfe John F., mill owner Woolfe Nathaniel, of Graham & Woolfe Youmans Benjamin, farmer * ENNOTVILLI\u2014A small village in the township of Nichol, county of Wel lington.Distant from Fergus, n station of tha Woellington, Grey and Bruce rallway, 4 miles, from Guelph 9 miles, from Toronto 57 miles.Mail daily.Population about 90, Beattie John, J.P., farmer Broadfoot Samuel, J.P., farmer Brown James, shoemaker Davidson John, storekeeper Davie John, hotelkeeper Dow William, J.P., farmer * Tlie post oflice is called Uewgill, DOMINION 323 ONTARIO.] DIRECTORY.Epr-ErN Elmslie James, postmaster el John, Weaver fe bonald Alexander, framer McGregor Daniel, weaver McNee Archibald, framer nny Henry, builder Soman Eugene Py farmer Sherratt A.F., JP, armer » Sherritt Archibald, blacksmit! \u2014 A small place In the township Ehren, county of Grey.Distant from Meaford 10 miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 29 miles, from Colling- wood, the terminns of the Northern railway, 22 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Marshall James W., postmaster, storekeeper, commissioner in BR.CITIZEN'S INSURAN CE CO.OF CANADA, J.W.Murshall, agent \u2014 small village in the township ES county of \u2018Ontario.Distant from Whitby, the county town and a tation of the Grand Trunk railway, 16 miles, fare $1; from Toronto 28 miles.Mail daily.l\u2019opulation about 80.Bentley John, hotelkeeper Costello William, waggonmaker Crathers George, groom Dolby Thomas, carpenter Earchman Adam, farmer English John, farmer Toulton John, butcher Hockridge John, veterinary surgeon Huckins Joseph C., postmaster, storekeeper McDonald Alexander, farmer McDonell Thomas H., shoemaker Mortson Philip, blacksmith Munroe Timothy, farmer Smith John, farmer Stillwell James, laborer Walker Archibald, blacksmith ER A MOSA\u2014A small village on the Gravel roud Letween Guelph and Erin, township and county of Wellington.Distant from Guelph, à station of the Grand Trunk railway, 5 miles,fare 20c.; from Erin 13 miles, from Stratford 45 miles, from Toronto 58 miles, Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Barry rev.William, Presbyterian Dearfield J., farmer Dew Martin, farmer DRYDEN ROBERT, postmaster, proprietor Eramosa hotel, farmer ERAMOSA HOTEL, R.Dryden, proprietor Forsyth William, jun., blacksmith Forsyth William, seu., blacksmith, farmer Four Corners hotel, J.McKerlie, proprietor McQullough Thomas, farmer McKerlie James, proprietor Four Corners hotel Miller Peter, farmer Parkinson Joseph, farmer Parkinson Lazarus, farmer Smith James, farmer Totten Henry, J.P., farmer ERBSVILLE\u2014A post office station in the township and county of Waterloo.Distant rom Berlin, the county town and Station of the Grand Trunk railway, miles.Mail weekly, ! v8 Erb John T., postmaster ERIN\u2014A village in the township of » alpole, county of Haldimand.Distant from Cayuga, the county town, 9 miles, rom Caledonia, à station of the Buffhlo Paye eme praneh of the Grand Trunk \u2018uy, 16 miles.Mail bi-weekly, Population about §0, Mul bhweekly.Lo Bigger Ja P., farmer oun i wes, J.P, farmer well David, farmer Caldwell John, depuiy reeve, farmer Caldwell Thomas, farmer Dennis Dibble, innkeeper Falls Thomas, farmer Fleming Henry, farmer Jennings William, farmer McBurney R., postmaster, storekeeper Start George, farmer Widder William, blacksmith ERIN\u2014A flourishing village on a branch of the Credit river, township of Erin, county of Wellington.It posresses à grist mill, saw and Jath mill, woollen factory, foundry, stave factory, potash works, tannery and drill shed, also lime and freestone quarries.Distant from Orangeville, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 13 miles, from Georgetown, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 14 miles, fare 50c.; from Guelph 18 miles, fare 75c.Mail daily.Population about 600, Barrett Francis Beaton Edmund, blacksmith Boggie John, harnessmaker Bonesteel E.proprietor Telegraph hotel Booth William, shocmaker Broddy James, bailiff Campbell Alexander, dry goods and groceries Campbell W.T., woodworker Carbery Thomas, assistant postmaster, groceries, &c.Chisholm William A., clerk Chisholm Wm.R., proprietor Globe hotel Clark John, proprietor Town Hall inn Cornock William, J.P, postmaster, grist mill and farmer Couboy John, storekeeper Crczier John Crozier Robert Henry, proprietor Stage hotel and farmer Dodd Thomas, grist and oatmeal mill Ferguson Angus, harnessmaker Ferguson Charles, township clerk, registrar and merchant Flood John, tinsmith Foster James C., farmer Gibbons Peter, blacksmith Globe hotel, Wm.R.Chisholm,proprietor Gray Joseph, cooper Hamilton John, mason Hardocker Samuel, shoemaker Hearin Patrick, blacksmith Hickey Thomas, carriage painter Holmes J., carriage ironer Hood Alfred, J.P., general merchant, issuer of marriage licenses Hunter David, stage contractor Hunter John, tailor Irwin Samuel, cooper and stave factory Irwin Thomas, cooper Jessop W., saddler Johnston John, moulder Keeteh J.W., watchmaker Kennedy rev.David, Weslevan Kennedy W., tinsmith and hardware dealer Lawson Robert, shoemaker Lemmond Robert, blacksmith McAllister Samuel, shoemaker McArthur Charles, tailor McArthur Neil, ploughmaker McDowell William, attorney at law McGinnis Patrick, woollen factory McGregor Joseph, shoemaker McKinnen Miss, milliner McLean John, shoemaker McLean Miss, milliner MeLellan \u2014, school teacher McMillan Brothers, saw and lath mill McMillan Daniel, student McMillan Donald, of McMillan & Walker McMillan Dunean, of McMillan Brothers, reeve McMillan Hugh, travelling agent McMillan John, of McMillan Brothers McMillan & Walker, carriages and agricultural implements McNaughton Henry, M.D.McNaughton Peter, barrister McPhee John, blacksmith McRae Charles A, M.D.MARRIAGE LICENSES, Alfred Hood, J.P., issuer Matthews William, saddler Mattice Mrs, groceries Mattice Robert, blacksmith Meadows Mrs., bakery Mechliew Walter, blacksmith Medley Richard, shoemaker Milloy Hugh, blacksmith and plough- maker Milloy John, sawyer Milloy Peter, saw mill hand Mitchell John, blacksmith Munroe Alexander, blacksmith Munroe Malcolm, blacksmith O'Hara rev.J, New Connexion methodist Overland Charles, jun.clerk Overland Charles, sen., carpenter and waggonmaker Overland George, pedlar Packard John, carder Rainsbottom Richard, teamster Rockliss Thomas, hostler Ryckman Elijah, woodworker Sawyers James, shoemaker Shingle James, woodworker Shingler William, potashmaker Sibley John C., carriagemaker Smith James, saddler Stage hotel, R.H.Crozier, proprietor Stewart Miss, milliner Storey Joho, blacksmith Taylor Joseph, ploughmaker Taylor Rich., J.P., commissioner in B.R.Telegraph hotel, E.Bonesteel, proprietor Thomson Archibald, boots and shoes Thompson rev.J.A., Presbyterian Town Hall inn, John Clark, proprietor Tyler William, J.P., clerk Division court, commissioner in B.R, Vance John, carriagemaker Walker Arthur, hardware Walker Geo.M., of McMillan & Walker Walker John S., foundry Wansborough Thomas, grocer Willis Henry, teamster Willis John, butcher Wilson James, blacksmith Wood Robert, druggist and grocer ERINSVILLE\u2014A post village in the township of Sheffield.county of Lennox and Addington.Distant from Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 19 miles.Mailbi-weekly.Populationabout 0.Blewett John G., storekeeper Blewett Thomas, blacksmith Denison James, pumpmaker Donovan Andrew, tavernkeeper Gaffney Mrs.Rosalie.wid Patrick Mahoney Richard, tavernkeeper Murphy John, J.P., reeve Murphy Michael C., storekeeper Murphy Michael 8.) shoemaker Neil James, blacksmith Phalen Nicholas, tavernkeeper Stanton rev.Michael, R.catholic Walsh Patrick, postmaster, storekeeper * ERNESTOWN\u2014A small village in the township of Ernestown, court of Lennox and Addington.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Itisastation of the Grand Trunk raiiway.Distant * Also called Linksville, The post office is at Mill Haven, Err-EVE DOMINION 324 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op from Mill Haven 14 miles, from Bath 34 miles, from Napnuee 11 miles, fare 40c.; from Kingston 15 miles, fare 55e.Population about 150.Allport \u2014, of Hogle and Allport Amey Jesse, J.P., farmer and carriage- maker Amey Phillip, innkeeper Amey William, farmer Barton James, station master Bowman George, miller CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.Clark Matthew, innkeeper Conway William, section master G.T.R.Fraser Allen, farmer Fraser Charles, J.P.Gunn Samuel, jun., laborer Gunn Samuel, sen., laborer Hogle & Allport, woollen factory Hogle John, J.P., of Hogle & Allport Hogle William, farmer How John, laborer Kilcannon Alexander, laborer Kinckley George, laborer Laidley William, farmer Link John, farmer McCarthy William, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Outwaters Benjamin, blacksmith Vanhuser Whinard, laborer ERROL\u2014A post office station in the township of Plympton, county of Lamb- ton.Distant from Camlachie, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 2 miles, from Toronto 173 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Britton Lyman, farmer, saw mill owner Danby Richard, pensioner Ferguson Alexander, carpenter Ferguson Alexander, farmer Horten George, farmer Jones Daniel, farmer Laing Thomas, farmer Maloney Thomas, farmer Richardson J.B., farmer Richardson John, carpenter, farmer Schram David, farmer Schram Frank, farmer Summerville Thomas, pensioner, farmer Thomas David, farmer Wellington Mark, farmer Whiting George, postmaster, farmer Wilkerson George, weaver ESCOTT\u2014A village in the township of the same name, county of Leeds.A copper mine has been discovered near here, Distant from Mallorytown, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4} miles, from Rockport, on the river St Lawrence, 4} miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about Abraham Thomas, farmer Cornwall William, M.A.Curtin Jeremiah, proprietor Escott hotel Dowsley Joseph L., J.P, storekeeper Escott hotel, J.Curtin, proprietor Fields Reuben, J.P., reeve, saw mill Graham Daniel, carpenter Greer James, saw mill Hughes John, farmer Mallory Norris, town clerk, storekeeper Mallory Norton, farmer May George, cheese factory Nicholson David, farmer Oliver William, shoemaker Parr William, J .P., tanner Phillips John, farmer Redmond Joseph P., cheese factory Seaman Charles, cabinetmaker Sterns William H., laborer Stevenson William, farmer Storey Thomas, farmer Stoops John, cooper Stunden Jesse, postmaster Thrall Theron, farrier Trickey Mrs, Leticia Ann, wid John Vanston Robert, farmer Watts Andrew, laborer ETHEL\u2014A small village on a branch of Maitland river, township of Grey, county of Huron.It contains à grist and a steam saw mill, and pottery works.Distant from Ainloyville 64 miles, from Seaforth, a station of the Buflalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk rail way, 28 miles.Mail semi-Weckly, lo- pulation about 80.Carter James, grist mill Dunbar James, waggonmaker McCracken Hugh, hotelkeeper Milne David, jun., blacksmith Milne David, sen., saw mill Spence James, pastmaster, storekeeper Spence William, pottery EUGENIA\u2014A romantic village or government town Plot of 800 acres, situated on the River Beaver, township of Arte- mesia, county of Grey, In the course of a mile the river falls 884 feet.The Eugenin Falls are 70 feet perpendioular and present a magnificent \u201cspectacle.They are surrounded by scenery of the wildest description, adding much to their grandeur, and to their attraction to tourists, Above the falls a woollen fuc- tory, a grist, aud a saw mill have been erected.The Durham gravel road passes through the village.Distant from Flesh- erton miles, from Meaford, on the Georgian Bay, 20 miles, from Colling- wood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 28 miles, tare $1.25 ; from Owen Sound, the county town, 37 miles, fare 82; from Toronto 122 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Akitt Michael, storekeeper Bowerman Hiram M., sawyer Clark Henry, inventor Davis William E., grist mill Fagan James, farmer Gilliland Thomas B., provincial land surveyor Goodwin David, lumberer Hadly Miss C.E.F., photograph gallery Hambly C.A., carpenter Hambly William S., carpenter Hawkins Joseph, farmer Howard Charles, farmer Leppard \u2014, farmer McGrady Allan Parks George, farmer Paul Samuel, mason Pedlar Samuel, farmer Purdy Alexander, M.D., saw mill Purdy Robert McLean, J.P., mayor, postmaster, store and woollen factory Robinson Thomas M., sawyer Ross John, blacksmith Sanders John, carpenter Sanders Mrs.Georgina, wid Sherwood M.N., farmer Sloan Jacob, planing mill, cabinetworks Sloan John A., carpenter Tackabery R.C., broker Whitney S.T., carpenter Williams John, farmer Young William, miller EVELYN\u2014A village in the township of West Nissouri, county of Middlesex.Distant from 1horndale, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, from London 12 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 160, Basketfield James, farmer Burns John, farmer Carling Barney, farmer Carling Edward, J.P., farmer Clipperton James, farmer Douglass James, farmer Evans James, M.P., J.P., farmer Fairweather Edward, farmer Fram James, farmer A Fram William, farmer Gamble Willinm, farmer Grant George, farmer Hedrick Peter, former Henshaw Geo., postmaster, blicksmij Henshaw Sumuel, farmer ! Kennedy James farmer Kirkpatrick William, farmer Lackey John, farmer McConnell Alexander, farmer McMartin William, farmer Pardy Srmuel, farmer Scott Henry, fumer Slater Abraham, farmer Taylor John, farmer Taylor Thomas, farmer Weston Jumes, farmer Woods Robert, furmer EVER E'TT\u2014A post office stution In the township of Tossorontlo, county of Sh.coe, Distant from Angus, a station of a ily ep from tion nbout 100.\u201cut daily.Popular Pay croit Henry, farmer Bellamy William, furmer Crosbie Robert, farmer Fisher John, reeve, farmer Gordon Thomas, postmaster Graham John, farmer Graham Samuel, farmer Graham William, farmer Kelley James, Lotelkeeper Latimer Thomas, farmer McDonagh W.P., farmer McGregor Malcolm, farmer McGregor Robert, farmer McKeone James, farmer Mullen Francis, farmer Reid John, farmer Ruthven George, farmer Wanless Andrew, farmer * EVERSLEY\u2014A small village in the township of King, county of York.Dis tant from King, a station of the Northern railway, 3 miles, fromTor onto 24 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Bovais Mrs.H.Clubine Ezra, farmer Davidson John, farmer Ferguson John, farmer Ferguson Mark L., farmer Ferguson Thomas, farmer Hutchinson James, farmer Hutchinson Martin, farmer Leigh John, farmer Lloyd William, farmer MeDonald Daniel, farmer Morton Andrew, weaver Norman George, farmer Paxton Peter, farmer Redditt Robert, carriagemaker Rogers James, farmer Rogers Timothy, farmer Scott Thomas, farmer Shanles Thomas, blacksmith Tawse John O., farmer Tawse rev.John, Presbyterian Tinline James, postmaster, merchant Wells James, farmer Wells James P., M.P.P.Wells Job, farmer Wells Joseph Woodard Silvanus, farmer EVERTON~\u2014A thriving village on 4 branch of tho Grand River, township of Eramosa, county of Wellington, It cou tains flouring \u201cand saw mills, a stave factory, tannery, and potash works, Dis tant from Rookwood, n station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 alles, from Guelph 10 miles, fare 40c.; from Stratford 50 miles, from Toronto 59 milos, Muil tri-weokly, Populntion about 260.Blanchard Jolin, laborer * Sometimes oalled Tinline\u2019s Corners. ONTARIO.] TOMINION 325 DIRECTORY.Eve-FaL Bowie rev.J., Preshyterian e bert, bricklayer ; Dove tel.D.Henderson, proprietor Everts Rufus, flour and saw mill Gibson James, w& onmuker & Co (okey Alexander a of Gok ey L Co.Gokey & Uo., stave actory and coope age Gokey Francis cooper (fokey Joseph, cooper , Gokey Peter, of Gokey & Co, Grieve George, blacksmith Grieves Robert, farmer Hall Charles Henderson Donald hotel | nn, farmer en John, farme Julien + sh Jumes, shoemaker Loree William, blacksmith and waggon- aker .Mackie William, flour mill hand McDonald George, laborer McGregor William, waggonmaker Kay William, grocer NeNevin Peter, agricultural implements McVeun John, shoemaker Mitchell Peter L., cooper Moon John ; Mutrie William, blacksmith Nichol John, laborer Nichol Thomas, cabinetmaker Ramsbottom George, laborer Richardson A.E., miller Richardson Thomas, carpenter Scott Mrs.Ellen, wid James, crockery Simons Robert, sawyer Stewart Peter, farmer Talbot Daniel, of Talbot & Tovell, school teacher Talbot & Tovell, merchants Thompson Donald ; Torrance William, blacksmith Tovell Japhet, of Talbot & Tovell, postmaster Usherwood J., hotelkeeper Wade William, miller Wardon Samuel, carpenter, tanner Webb John, cooper Webb William, laborer Wheelar Russell, storekeeper , proprietor Everton * EXETER\u2014A large and thriving village on both sides of the Sable River, where it crosses the London road, townships of Usborne and Stephen, county of Huron.It contains several mills worked by water and steam, and a cheese factory.The whole country along the road from Gode- rich is thickly settled and beautitully cultivated, this village being one of the largest in the county off the railway route.A goad business is done here in supplying the wants of surrounding farmers and disposing of their produce.Montreal Telegraph Co.has au office here, Distant from Lucan, a station of the arand Trunk railway, 18 miles, fare 0c.; from Seaforth 18 miles, trom Clinton 19 miles, fare Toe.; from Goderich 80 miles.Mail daily.Population about 1000.Acheson Joseph, J.P, Allen rev, James, Wesleyan Beattie Alexander, dealer Bissett Richard, mason Bissett W.R,, tinsmith Boulton Henry C,, druggist and surveyor Braund Digory, waggonmaker Brawn John, failer Brawn William H., M.D, Broderick John W., dealer Browning Joseph W,, M.D.Bryant Richard grist mill Carling Isaac, dealer Clapison rev, J., Wesleyan TL y : ; call ol fnoludes N orth Exeter, som times Cowen Young, M.D.Crocker John & James, carpenters Currie Thomas, teacher Curtis Henry, cooper Davis Richard, blacksmith Down & Buckingham, blacksmiths Drew Edred, cabinetmaker DREW WILLIAM, proprietor Drew's 1otel DREW'S HOTEL, William Drew, proprietor Eacrett Charles, saddler Eucrett George, saddler Eacrett Michael, painter Elliot Benjamin V., conveyancer Elston Thomas, proprietor Exeter hotel Excter hotel, Ths.Elston, proprietor Fanson William, saddler Fishburn John, veterinary surgeon Fitton Thomas, watchmaker Freeman À.D.& J., storekeepers Gidley Charles & Samuel, cabinetmakers Gidley Thomas, J.P.Green Cornelius, painter Greenway John, butcher, baker Grigg William, tailor Hamtlton C., chemist and druggist Harris John, waggonmaker Harwood George, cabinetmaker Hayes John A., grocer Hilder Henry, grist mill Hooper rev, William, Bible christian Hopkins Mrs.Agnes, milliner Howard James, mason Hyndman John, M.D.Johns David, tinsmith Kenner rev.H., Bible christian Keys rev.George, ch of England Kidd Charles, mason Kilpatrick George, woollen factory Lewis Alexander, painter Manning Richard, cheese factory McDonald William, carpenter McDonell Miss Susan, teacher McNab James, hub factory MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, Samuel Sanders, agent Pedler George, melodeon factory Pickard James, dealer Ramsay James, carpenter Rice rev.Stephen H., Bible christian Rollins James, M.D Rowe Charles, tailor Sanders Abraham, dealer Sanders John, mason Sanders Richard.carpenter SANDERS SAMUEL, agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Sanders William, postmaster Senior Charles, photographer Shoebrook James.builder Smallacomb William, tailor Snow John, shoemaker Southcott Charles, dealer Southcott John, pumpmaker Spackman John, bailitf Staddon Thomas, shoemaker Tait Sinclair, dealer Towers James, hotelkeeper Treble John, shoemaker Trick John, blacksmith Vandusen Conrad J., druggist Vauston John, watchmaker Verity & Ross, foundry Vosper George, builder Webster William, blacksmith Welch & Dyer, builders Westcott John, shoemaker Whimster Miss Elizabeth, teacher White Stephenson, druggist Wilkins E.J., hotelkeeper Winans Henry B., M.D.Wounacott J., dentist FAIRFIELD EAST\u2014A small vil- Jage in the township of Elizabethtown, county of Leeds, It is a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway.Distant from Brockville 5} miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Blanchard Thompson, school teacher Campbell John, grocer CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.Cowan William, J.P., farmer Evans John, pumpmaker Farr William, stonemason Glazier Horace N., carpenter Hayes Harvey, carpenter Hough John W., J.P.Johns Albert, farmer Johns Alden, postmaster, farmer Johns Alonzo C., cheese manufacturer Johns Mirza, farmer McDougal Albert, cheese manufacturer McNish George, blacksmith Manhard Gilbert, sawyer Nanhard Hiram, steam saw mill Patterson Henry, stonemason Smith Alexander, cheese manufacturer Smith George V., farmer FAIRFIELD PLAIN\u2014A village in the township of Burford, county of Brant.Distant from Brantford, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles.Mail biweekly.Population about 70.Bawtenhimer John, farmer Buckberrough Daniel, blacksmith Elliott William, farmer Forsyth Elijah, postmaster, cheese factory, merchant Howell Alexander, agent Kent James, farmer Kiff M., farmer Lewis Henry, farmer Miles Mrs.Mary, wid Myers Miss Marion, teacher Smith Russel, J.P., farmer FAIRVIEW-\u2014A post office station in the Gore of Downie, county of Perth.Distant from Stratford, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, from London 32 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 75.Bell William, farmer Dempsy Hugh, & Co., cheesemakers Dempsy Hugh, of Hugh Dempsy & Co.Dunsmore Joseph, farmer Forrest Richard A., postmaster, grocer Houck H.P., farmer Monteith James, farmer Monteith Samuel, farmer Nicholl John, farmer Scheafer Jost, farmer Thamer Henry, farmer Thistle John, farmer Thompson Roland, blacksmith Young James, farmer FALKENBURG\u2014A post office station in the township of Morck, county of Victoria.Distant from Barrie, a station of the Northern railway, 65 miles.from Bracebridge 5 miles.Mail tri-weekly.George Robert, postmaster *FALKLAND-A village in the township of Brantford, county of Brant.Distant from l\u2019aris, à station of the Great Western railway, 3 miles.Mail daily.Population about 60.Anderson Jolin, pensioner Armstrong William, pensioner Berry James, blacksmith Farlow James, of R.& J.Farlow Farlow Robert, of R.& J.Farlow Farlow R.& J., tavernkeepers Galloway David, waggonmaker Hough Henry, shoemaker Jenkinson Absolom, blacksmith * Formerly called Bensville. FaL-FEL DOMINION 326 DIRECTORY [PROVINCE op McCloud Cornelius, shoemaker Parker Stephen, laborer Parnell George I., farmer Thompson William, butcher Stally Martin, postmaster, tailor Tulford Maurice, farmer \u2018Wright John, M.D.Yeo John, farmer FALL BROOK\u2014A small village in the township of Bathurst, county of Lan- ark.Distaut from Perth, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 104 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about Anderson Robert, mill owner Bain Alexander, tavernkeeper Balderson Thomas, farmer Buffam George, millwright Buffam William, millwright Corry J., blacksmith Elliott Robert, shoemaker Gallagher Thomas, farmer Jamieson Robert, school teacher Lees William, J.P., mill owner Playfair George, saw mill owner Smith William, postmaster, hotelkeeper FARMERSVILLE \u2014A thriving village in the township of Yonge, county of Leeds.Distant from Brockville, a station of the Grand Trunk and Brockville and Ottawa railways, 15 miles, fare 76c.Mail daily.Population about 500.Addison Robert William, M.D.Alguire Harmonius, farmer Alguire Isaac C., reeve Alguire Levi, farmer Alguire Sterling, cheese factory Armstrong Adam, proprietor Mansell house, Main st Arnold John, farmer Barnett William, shoemaker, Main st Beach William, laborer Blackman J.H, pumpmaker Boddy Samuel, carriage trimmer Booth David F., bailiff, farmer, Main st Brennan George K., J.P., cabinetmaker Cameron Harvey, farmer Chamber}in Asher A., M.D, J.P., Victoria st Chisholm rev.I, Episcopal methodist, Victoria st Church Albert, blacksmith Decker James, shoemaker, Main st Donovan hotel, J.Donovan, proprietor, Victoria st Donovan John, proprietor Donovan hotel, Victoria st Draper Luke, tailor, Main st Duggan James, shoemaker, Main st Fisher Duncan, carriagemaker, Victoria st Gardener rev.James, Episcopal methodist, Charleston st Giles Joln G-., M.D.Giles William H., saddler, Main st Gilroy Eleazer, carriagemaker, Main st HALLIDAY'S HOTEL, S.Halliday, proprietor, Main st HALIDAY STEPHEN, proprietor Hal- liday\u2019s hotel Hannah William, school teacher Hawkins Hiram, clothier HOLLINGSWORTH TFREDERICK, groceries and provisions, Main st Holmes Hiram, joiner Hunt Martin, laborer, Centre st Johnson Peter R., teamster, Victoria st Johnson Riley, farmer Judson Rufus D., grocer, Main st Karley George, dairyman, Main st Kincaid Archibald, linsmith, Main st Knowles William, tollkeeper, Main st Koyl Turner, contractor, Main st Lamb James P., druggist, Main st Landers John, cooper, Centre st Logan James, carpenter i.McClary Mrs.Sarah, wid John, milliner, Victorian st McLean William, farmer, Main st McPherson Moses, head mustor Grammar school, Main st McVagh James, teamster, Main st Malvena Jolin, constable Mansell David, clerk of Division court, issuer of marriage licenses, Charles ton st Mansell house, A.Armstrong, proprietor, Main st MARRIAGE LICENSES, David Man- sell, issuer Mooney Francis, shoemaler, Main st Mott William, carringemaker Nash George, Main st Nibbock Absalom, blacksmith, Victoria st Parish Arza, J.P., postmaster, storekeeper, Main st Parish William, carpenter Plumsteel Willium, shoemaker, Main st Plumsteel & Wiltse, storekeepers, Mnin st Robinson Isanc, farmer, Main st Robinson William, constable Rowsom Henry, grocer, Main st Saunders W.J., Co., grist, saw and carding mills Saunders William, millwright Scovil Seabary, J.P., farmer Sherman Aaron, joiner Slack George, carpenter Slack Joseph, millwright Slack Mrs.Jane, wid Chilson, milliner Slack Philip, farmer Stafford George, carriage painter, Victoria st Stevens Theodore & James, cabinetmakers, Main st Strong P.W., cheese factory Strong & Yates, storekeepers, Main st Taplin Sidney A., storekeeper, Main st Vanloon Malcolm, carriagemaker, Victoria st Wass rev.J.B.,, Wesleyan Wood John, contractor Williams Samuel B., cheese factory Wilson rev.Samuel, Wesleyan, Main st Wiltse Aden D., J.P.Wiltse Francis, farmer Wiltse Joseph & Arza, farmer, Main st Yates Miss Sarah, teacher Common school FARMINGTON\u2014A small village in the towuship of Amaranth, county of Wellington.Distant from Orangeville, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 5 miles, Mail bi-weekly.Pepu- lation about 60.Curry James, blacksmith Curry John, postmaster, blacksmith French Alonzo, general agent Gillespie John, farmer Gillespie C., reeve Golden James, J.P., farmer May Joseph, J.P.Sandford Price, hotelkeeper Varcoe J., teacher Wallace Willimm, hotelkeeper, farmer FARQUHAR\u2014A small village in the township of Ushorne, county of Huron.Distant from Mitchell, a station of the miles.Mail Grand Trunk railway, oe ou , weekly.Population a Dray John, farmer Cameron John, farmer Campbell Robert, farmer Campbell S.& A., farmers Clark C.J, merchant Davis James, hotelkeeper Ewen John, weaver Friendship Thomns, waggonmaker Gardiner John, farmer Gardiner Peter, farmer Fardiner Robert, deputy reeve, farmer Gardiner Walter, farmer » Farmer Gibson captain, fumer Gracey rev, 11., Presbyterinn Gullett James, shoemalker Nnelney A.& J,, farmers Hackney G.& J., farmiers Harris Samuel, firmer Hewitt John, farmer Kay Mrs., wid, storekeeper Mclunis John 11, farmer McLachlin David, firmer McLachlin Thomas, farmer McLellan Willinm, farmer Monteith Robert,\u201d postmaster, blacksmith and waggonmalker Monteith Willinm, furmer | Murray James, farmer Stacey Thomas, farmer Stewart Willem, farmer Towers John & Willinm, faurmers Turnbull David, councillor FARR ANS POINT\u2014A village onthe river St Lawrence, township of Osna- bruck, county of Stormont.To assist freight steamers, a ennal is built from this place to nbuut n mile up the river, A station of the Grand Trunk railway is contiguous.Montreal Telegraph Co, has an office hore.Distant from Dickinson's Landing 5 miles, from Montreal 81 miles, Mail daily.Population about 300.Bligh Jeremiah, lumber dealer Baker George M., storekeeper and har nessmaker CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.Cline William, sawyer Dafoe Isaiah, carringemaker Dennay Edward, hotelkeeper Duffy Edward, clerk Duvall E., blacksmith Elliott David, baker and shoemaker Farran Chs.C., miller und land owner Farrun C.C., miller Farran John R., postmaster Ferris George, lumberer Gibson William, storekeeper Gogo Joseph, shoemaker GORRELL GEORGE T., storekeeper, agent for Montreal Telegraph Co.KERR BROTHERS, general store keepers Hiscock William, storekeeper McDonald John, tailor McEwan John, blacksmith McTiernan James, shoemaker MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, G.T.Gorrell, agent Roddy James, storekeeper Selkirk George, cabinetmaker Sheets Robert, joiner FELTON\u2014A small village in the town ghip and county of Russell, Distant from Ottawa 22 miles, from Morrisburg 30 miles.Muil tri-weekly.Population about Boulton Peter, J.P., farmer Boyd Robert, farmer Cummings Duncan, farmer Cummings Hugh, farmer Feldan Thomas, farmer Kincaid John, furmer Landry Venance, farmer McGregor Alexander, firmer McGregor Alexander, J.P, postmaster, assessor McGregor Peter, shoemaker McLaren John, furmer McLaren Peter, weaver McLaren Robert, councillor, farmer McPherson Finlay, farmer Purvis Andrew, farmer Purvis John,, farmer Stewart John, farmer ANTARIO.] DOMINION 327 DIRECTORY.FEN-FEN York Jobn, school teacher Watson Joln, farmer D 1HVALE\u2014 À village in the ' Hi of Caledonia, county of Prescott, Distunt from Lancaster, a station of thie Grand Trunk railway, 81 miles, from Montreal 70 miles, from Ottawa 35 mi cs.Mail tri-weckly.Population about 90.Blenny Charles, farmer Blenny J.Henry, farmer Blenny Sproul, farmer Bradley William, J.P., reeve Charlton Ralph, farmer Coleman rev.\u2014, ch of England Cross Jumes, councillor, farmer Downing John, school teacher Downing Philip, assessor Downing Richard L., collector Gates Charles, bailiff Hunter John, councillor furmer Malloy Michael, farmer Proudfoot Jas., jun., postmaster, farmer PROUDFOOT JAMES, sen, treasurer of the township of Caledonia, farmer RENWICK JAMES, J.P., farmer Shorts rev.A., Episcopal methodist -Sproul Charles, farmer Sproul John, farmer oods Henry, farmer Woods John, farmer TFENELLA\u2014A small village in the township of Haldimand, county\u201d of Northum- berland.Distant from Cobourg, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 16 miles, fare boc.Mail tri-weekly.Population about Black Joseph A., storekeeper Brenton William, blacksmith Brenton William, sen., blacksmith Diviney John, carpenter Fleming Mrs.Marguret, tavernkeeper Ferguson Alexander, carritgemaker Ferguson Ira, carpenter \u201cGreer David, carpenter Harper George, postmaster, storekeeper Jewell John, farmer Jewell Joseph, farmer Knox Robert, carriagemaker Preston William, carpenter Short rev, William, Wesleyan wid John, FENELDN FALLS.\u2014A village on the River Fenelo Cameron and Sturgeon Lakes of the Trent waters, towns county of Victoria.The surrounding country js rapidly filling up with a large number of settiers, and the facilities for lumbering are almost unprecedented.The waters of large rivers and lakes which have their sources within a short distance of the Ottawa, and are fed With streams from every quarter ofa fine growing country, flow into Cameron's ake, \u201cAn extensive lumber business is carried on.The fall on which the mills Are situated resombles in miniature the horseshoe at Ningara, aud is about 20 feet high and 300 foet wide, Locks are in course of construction to connect Lakes Cameron and Balsam, There is a daily Steamer to and trom Lindsay, the county town and astation ofthe Midland railway, calling nt Coboconk, the present proposed terminug of tho Toronto nud Ni Missing milway, and other places.A branch of tho\u201d latter line to Fenelon Falls contemplated, The count 2000 on n rond by Will secure for tl flourishing n, between ,on the line hip of Fenelon, y \\ is Y is spending | Burnt river, which ! this place the trade of a large section of country.Communication De stages with Bobeaygeon, Lindsay aud other places.Montreal Telegraph Co.as an office hero, Distant from Bobeay- geon 14 miles, trom Cobovonk 14 miles, from Lindsay 16 miles, fare by boat 50g.or moe ; gam Peterborough 88 miles, ) 0 95 miles, i ily > alation ghee Bo vs, Mail daily.Pop *Bettor known as Caledouia Flatts.Adams Henry, laborer Allen William Askey Daniel, earder and fuller Baker rev R., Bible christian Barker rev.W.R.; Wesleyan Bell John, laborer Bell John W., tavernkeeper Bell Thomas, jun., blacksmith Bell Thomas, sen.Bigham Hugh, M.D, Bisem L., storekeeper Boynton William, tavernkeeper Brandon Mrs., hotelkeeper Bryson William, M.D.Burley W.F., tinsmith Cadotte Auguste, grocer Cameron James, lumber culler Cameron William, clerk Campbell James, dry goods Campbell William, storekeeper Carroll Michael, tailor Chambers Edward, carpenter Church of England, rev.Benjamin S.Hoskins, incumbent Courtemanche Nelson, contractor Davis Havilah, carpenter Davis James R., miller Derry Thomas, saddler Devlin J.E., contractor Dewart William, storekeeper Dickson Jas.provincial land surveyor Dumond Joseph, sen., laborer Dumond Stephen, laborer Everson Naaman C., miller Ellis John, of Greene & Ellis Erl Edward, laborer EVEREST WILLIAM E, druggist clerk Division court, agent Montrea Telegraph Co., and Reliance Mutual Life Assurance Co.Fawcet Michael, laborer Fitzgerald James, M.D.Fitzgerald John, storekeeper Fitzgerald Joseph W.Gatchell Frederick, teams:er Graham Henry, storekeeper Green W.H.GREENE & ELLIS.saw and shingle mills, lumber manufaciurers, &c.Greene Henry W., of Greene & Ellis Hall Robert H.bookkeeper Hoskin rev.Benjamin S., ch of England Ingle John, laborer Ingram John, contractor Jackson Richard, tailor Jameson R.B., postmaster.storekeeper Jarvis John, teamster Jolmston William, shipper Keith George, blacksmith Kennedy James, carpenter Kennedy John W., baker and grocer Kerr George, carpenter, bds at McAr- thur's hotel Lambert William, painter Lochead, rev.W., Presbyterian McArthur Alexander, bds at MeAr- thur's hotel MeaArthur Joseph, hotelkeeper McCallum Robert, shoemaker McGrane John, grocer and baker McIntyre John G.lumberman, bds at MeArthur's hotel Marrp Thomas, contractor, bds at Me- Arthur's hotel Marshall William, baker and grocer Martin George, laborer Martin Henry, laborer Martin James, laborer Minks John, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH C0, William E.Everest, agent Moore Wilson C., storekeeper Myrven H.Cochrane, livery stable Nevison John, saddler { j Padfield Jeremiah, farmer Nevison Thomas, saddler Orr William, blacksmith Palmer Elias, blacksmith Quible John, laborer RELTANCE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO., W.E.Everest, agent Richardson John, laborer Ross James, storekeeper Routley William, tavernkeeper Sandford Francis, waggonmaker Scully Bartholomew, storekeeper Sharp Henry H., laborer Smith Jobn D., of R.C.Smith & Co.Smith R.C., & Co., lumber and grist mill owners Smith William, laborer St Michael Simon, butcher Staples Miss Hannah, school teacher Tapscott rev.S., Baptist Thompson John, laborer Torrance Thomas, shoemaker Tripp Samuel, carpenter Twomy Jeremiah, blacksmith Tyler Peter, carpenter Ullyot Dalton, of R.C.Smith & Co.Upperton Miss Ada, teacher Washburn Lewis, fireman Whistle Henry, laborer Woodman Charles, bookkeeper *FENNEL\u2019S\u2014 A village in the township of Innisfil.county of Simcoe.Distant from Gilford, a station of the Northern railway, 2 miles, fare 10c.; from Barrie, the county town, 15 miles, from Toronto 47 miles.\u2018Population about | | Brown Arthur, proprietor Royal hotel Brown Edward, mason i Boulton John, constable Cosgrove Archibald Cosgrove William Crossland Joseph i Couch Alfred, laborer Feigehan, J.G., postmaster Hughes James, farmer Ireton Jacob, farmer Ireton Thomas, blacksmith Ireton Thomas, sen., farmer Kneeshaw John, farmer Moore John, tavernkeeper Padfield William Henry, farmer Peacock George.blacksmith Royal hotel, Arthur Brown, proprietor Sawyer Thomas.farmer Smith William G., deputy postmaster, storekeeper Towse Bethel, J.P., farmer Walker James Wilson Roger, farmer FENWICK\u2014A small village in the township of Pelham, county of Welland Distant from Port Robinson, a station of the Welland railway, & miles, from Welland, the county town, § miles, from St Catharines, 14 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Conn Francis, farmer Diffin Charles A.deputy postmaster, storekeeper Dolson Charles, laborer Dunbar John D., blacksmith Efrick John, blacksmith Garner James, ashery Garner Joseph, reeve, farmer Haney George W., J.P., farmer Haney Henry R., M.D., coroner Haney John, farmer Haney Leonard M., farmer Hare B., storekeeper Henderson Alexander H., farmer Henderson Jacob R., farmer Howey Joseph, carpenter Howey Samuel C., school teacher * Formerly calied Croxon's Corners. FERGUS.Hunt Lewis, tanner Nunn Isaac, farmer Nunn Samuel, farmer Pattison Augustus L., agent Seaburn Charles, innkeeper Service rev.Richard, ch of England Stirtzinger John, farmer Taylor James Ww, postmaster, farmer Wood B., hotelkeeper FERGUS\u2014An incorporated village on the Grand River, township of Nichol, county of Wellington.It presents a very substantial appearance, the principal buildings being of stone, Some of hese have considerable architectural beauty, especially the Old Kirk church.This place possesses flour, oatmeal and planing mills, two distilleries, woollen, cabinet, fanning mill and sewing machine factories, tanneries, breweries, an iron foundry, and an extensive stave factory.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office, and the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway a station here.Distant from Elora 8 miles, from Guelpl, a station of the Grand Trunk and Great Western railways, 13 miles, from Orangeville 22 miles, from Stratford 53 miles, trom Toronto 61 miles.Mail daily.Population about 2,000, Abel Alexander, teamster Adams John, shoemaker Adie Janus M., farmer Agnew Charles, plasterer Agnew Samuel J., carpenter and joiner Allan David, farmer Allandice Thomas, farmer Allen Osborne shoemaker Allen Turnbull Anderson Alexander, proprietor Royal hotel Anderson Francis, miller Anderson George, of Dobbin & Anderson Anderson Matthew, councillor, carriage and waggonmaker Angel Hercules, tailor ARGO JAMES, dealer in dry goods groceries, provisions, liquors, &c.Armstrong George, nursery man Ashbury John, mason Austin Robert, carpenter BANK OF MONTREAL, George D.Fergusson, agent Banting Charles, farmer Barker rev.Enoch, Congregationalist Beames Elisha, plasterer Beames Henry, plasterer BEATTIE JOHN, land and loan agent, - agent for British America and Western Fire Insurance Co., and for Canada Life Insurance Co.Beattie William, carpenter Berry John, carpenter Black Hugh, mason Black James Black John Black Peter, clerk Blair William, laborer Boomer Robert D., of Garvin & Boome1 Brennan John, teacher Bridget Matthew, carpenter BRITISH AMERICA FIRE INSURANCE CO., John Beattie, agent Broadfoot John H., deputy reeve Brown T.M, harnessmaker BROWN WILLIAM, operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Burgess James E., B.A., school teacher Burk J., teacher Burns Andrew, farmer Burns James, farmer Cadenhead Alexander, jun,, clerk Cadenhead Alexander, clerk Division court, notary Cadenhead John, clerk Calder John, weaver Caldwell J., groceries and fruit depot Cameron Hector, miller DOMINION 328 DIRECTORY.Cameron Hugh, blacksmith Campbell Egleson, baker and grocer Campbell James Campbell Neil, laborer CANADA LIFE INSURANCE CO, John Beattie, agent Cardy John, harnessmaker Cardy Wm., tanner Cassiday Francis J.Castell William, boolckeoper Catenach John, harnessmaker Cattanach A.J, medical student Cattanach James Chinneck Frederick, watchmaker Christie George, salesman Coffee Frank, compositor Cooney John, blacksmith Cooper rev.H.D., ch of England CRAIG BROTHERS, proprietor of the Fergus News Record CRAIG JOHN, of Craig Brothers Craig Joseph, printer CRAIG ROBERT, of Craig Brothers Craig William, clerk Crawford J., weaver Creighton John A., merchant Cross J.Fletcher, barrister Cummins Alex., miller Dazliel Robert, teamster Dass James, merchant tailor Dass William, tailor Davis Charles, laborer Davie Andrew, carpenter Deans John, printer Dobbin & Anderson, dry goods and groceries Dobbin Samuel L., of Dobbin & Anderson Dornwell Hildibert, barber Douglas James, miller Dowling Albert, compositor Dunlop Robert, porter Dunsmore Robert, groceries Eby Herman, spinner Elgin Hotel, Garett Moore, proprietor Farmer Robert, brewer Falconer James, carpenter Fergus flour and saw mills, W.Robertson, proprietor FERGUS NEWS RECORD, weekly, annual subscription $1.50; Craig Brothers, proprietors and printers FERGUSSON GEORGED., agent Bank of Montreal, conveyancer, &c.Ferrier Alexander D., M.P.P., notary, commissioner in B.R.Foot William, finisher Foote George S., butcher Forbes Alexander L., boots and shoes Fordyce Alexander D., school superintendent Forrester Andrew, mason Forester R., mason Freeman G., clerk Garvin & Boomer, dry goods and groceries Garvin James S., of Garvin & Boomer Gerrie Alexander, harnessmaker Gerrie John, proprietor St Andrew's hotel, farmer Gibson William, councillor Gibhon William, shoemaker Gibbons J, grocer Gillis Lockland, hostler Gilmour John, cabinetmaker Gilmour John B., plasterer Godfrey Thomas, harnessmaker Goforth Alexander, barrister Gordon James, farmer Golland R., teamster Gordon Thomas, surgeon dentist Gordon Thomas A.W., barrister Gow John, laborer Gow Robert, tanner [PROVINOR op Gow William, sawyer Graham James, cooper Graham William, fireman Grain Willinm, surveyor Green Charles, woodworker Grier Jumes, shoemaker Grieve Peter, proprietor Ontario hous Grove J.W., laborer Hamilton licut.colonel G.O.Hamilton William, carpenter Hanlan ugh, distiller Harris William, clerk Harrison Benjamin, briekmaker lfarvey Alexander Tay Willian, carpenter Heifernan Patrick, proprictor Wellington hotel Iigginson George, Inborer Il James, bulcher Holland Arthur C., brewery Hughes T.B.S., shoemaker Hunt John, blacksmith Hynds Samuel, tanner Hynds William [ronside John, sen., general merchant Jack Alexander, carpenter Jackson George, mason Jackson Jonas, teamster Jamieson Alexander, carpenter | Jamieson David, stage driver Jamieson John, bricklayer Johnson George, saw mill Johnson George W.Johnston Brothers, tanners Johnston James, blacksmith, waggon- maker Johnston Robt.K., of Johnston Brothers Johuston Thomas W., of Johnston Brothers = Johnston William, tanner Jordan Robert, waggonmaker Kay Charles, saw mill Kelly David B., harnessmaker Kelly William, shoemaker Kemyp Robert, farmer Kemp Mrs,, grocer Kidd William G., school teacher King Peter, tanner Kirkland W.M., bartender Laird rev.John G., Wesleyan Lamson James, of Muir, Lamson & Co Lane Henry, ashery Leevison James, carder Lighthart Harry, baker Lingwood Rohert Lingwood William Little William, waggonmaker McArthur Hugh, laborer McBain James, blacksmith McBride James, clerk McBride William, produce dealer McOrorey ITenry, Barnes shop McCulloch John, earder McCutcheon James K, A, agent McDonald John, laborer McInnis Maleohn, blacksmith McIntosh Donald, carpenter McIntosh James, carpenter McIntyre Archibald, carpenter McIntyre Duncan, blacksmith Melntyre John McLachlan Hugh, groceries, &e.McLaren Andrew, tinsmith McLaren Peter McLean Dougal, carpenter McLean Hector, stage driver McLellan Andrew, tinsmith McMachan George, hostler McMahon Burnard, stave and barre factory MeMillan Maleolm McMillen W.J., carpenter MeNab Kennedy McNamara James, baker f | ONTARIO.] MeQueen Hugh, farmer NOREEN JAMES, postmaster, clerk of Nichol township, farmer McTaggart Donald, bailiff McWilliam Alexander, baker _.McWilliam J., baker and provision dealer ; Mahony Jeremiah, tailor MAIR, LAMSON & CO.proprietors Ontario foundry, makers of steam engines, mill machinery and agricultural implements Mair Thomas, of Mair, Lamson & Co.Marshall Alexander, grain and provision dealer Marshall John Marshall Samuel, watchmaker Martin Michael, laborer Martin Thomas, tinsmith Mennie A., tanner Mennie John, shoemaker Michie Henry, general merchant Mills Matthew, butcher Milne John, tailor Milne Thomas, merchant tailor Minor S., M.A, M.B.Mitchell George, blacksmith Mitchell Hugh, general merchant Mitchell William, laborer Moffatt Alexander, clerk Moffatt Alexander, df Moffatt Brothers Moffatt Brothers,planing mill,carpenters Moffatt John, of Moffatt Brothers, councillor Moffatt Mrs.Jane, grocery Monger George, J.P, farmer Monkland woollen factory, flouring and saw mills, James Wilson, proprietor Monro Neil M., barrister MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., William Brown, agent Moore Garett, proprietor Elgin hotel Moore John, hostler Moore Richard, boots and shoes Moorhead Alexander, laborer Morrice James, gardener Morrice James, mason Morton James, photographer Mumford George Munro James, harness shop Munro John, M.D., M.R.C.S.E.Munro L.C., of Perry & Munro Munro & Minor, physicians and surgeons Munson Aaron, butcher \u2019 Murdoch Robert, harnessmaker Murray John, shoemaker Murray William, boots aud shoes Muteh Percy, clerk Nelson John, head miller Nelson Stephen, painter Noble Peter C., photographer NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL,J.Whyte, proprietor, general stage office, livery stable in connection O'Brien Jeremiah, tanner ONTARIO FOUNDRY, Mair, Lamson & Co., proprictors Ontario house, Peter ( irieve, proprietor Orr Robert, of Mair, Lamson & Co.ORTON GEORGE I, M.D, M.R.C.8.Parker William, finisher Pattison William, dry goods Perry ABB, clerk Perry Arthur, mnehine agent Perry Charles, clerk Perry John, o Perry & Muuro ones Munro, druggists and sta- erry Robert, druggist Phelan Edunind, Pe iture Bhelan James, jun, woodworker helan James, sen, fanning mill factory Philip Jumes, agent DOMINION 329 DIRECTORY.Philipps Robert, druggist and stationer Porter Jolin, plasterer Powney Charles, councillor, hardware merchant Preston Charles, laborer Queen's Arms hotel, J.Temple, proprietor Ramore Dominick, tinware and stoves Reid Robert, miller Rennie Peter, farmer Rennie William, farmer Richardson A.groceries, &ec.Richardson Thomas, waggonmaker Ritchie William, farmer Rolph John, waggonmaker Robertson William, J.P., proprietor Fergus flour and saw mills Ross Alexander, farmer Ross James, carpenter Ross John, weaver Ross John C., farmer Ross Peter Ross Thomas, farmer Ross William, municipal clerk and treasurer Rudd Daniel, tinsmith Rudd Nathaniel, laborer Salter William, carpenter Sanderson John, blacksmith Sandy William, mason Schmidt Charles, plasterer Scott Gideon, lah:orer Shaw John, laborer Sherlock rev.James, R.catholic Sherwood Thompson, groceries Shortreed Robert Siep Henry, blacksmith Simpson James, teamster Simpson John, mason Skenes William.miller Skerritt Mrs.Maria, wid George, fancy store Slater John, carpenter Smellie rev.George.Canada presbyterian Smellie William, agent Smith Alfred J.Smith Court, proprietor hotel Smith David D., teamster Smith Hiram, foreman factory Smith Hugh, hostler Smith Oliver Smith S.Thomas, tanner Snaden James, teamster Spencer John, tailor St Andrew's hotel, Jolin Gerrie.proprietor Stacy Richard Stark Thomas, tailor Steele James, clerk Steele Robert, grain dealer Stewart Alexander, boots and shoes Stewart George, farmer Stewart Robert, photographer Sweeney William, shoemaker Tangney John, hotel Tangaey Michael, drover Tangney Thomas, bartender Tamer J., baker Taylor Alexander, clothing store Teeven Edward B., harnessmaker Tehan Dennis, bartender Teevin William T., harnessmaker Temple John, proprietor Queen's Arms hotel Templin John, blacksmith Thompson William, shoemaker Thomson John, sen., Thomson John, juu., joiner Tindale William, J.P.Tindale Harry, clerk Tiffin W,, station master Commercial of woollen Fer-FER Thomson Thomas, carpenter Thorp George W., farmer Tocher James, pumpmaker Tocher John, carpenter Todd G.H., clerk Todd John, teamster Todd Matthew, farrier Tough George, tailor Tunnah John, laborer Vallery Francis, shoemaker Vickers George, gardener Vickers William, saddler Walker James, carpenter Walker John, shoemaker Wallace Thomas, stage driver Watson James, distiller \u2018Watson Thomas, tannery _ Watt James, councillor, groceries anc liquors Watt John, jun., clerk Watt John, sen.Webster Henry, jun, stoves and tinware Webster Henry, sen., farmer Wellington hotel, Patrick Hefferman, proprietor White John, excise officer Whiting James A., M.D., coroner _ WHYTE JAMES, proprietor North American hotel Wilkie Alexander, blacksmith Wilkie George, carpenter Wilkie George, salesman Williams James, sawyer William D.W., laborer Williams Mills, carder Williams Thomas, laborer Wilson James, proprietor Monkland woollen factory, flouring, oatmeal and saw mills ! Wilson John Wilson Robert, harnessmaker Willie George G., distiller Wyllie John, tanner Wrllie William, salesman Young Charles, mason Young Thomas A., bookkeeper FERGUSON'S FALLS\u2014A small village on the Mississippi River, township of Drummotd, county of Lanark.Dis tant from Carleton Place, a station of the Canada Central and Brockville and Ottawa railways, 9 miles, from Perth 52 miles, from Brockville 33 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 150.Belford Henry.sawrer Burrows William, miller Code Abraham, mill owner Connors Edward, farmer Craig Robert, tanner Cummand Michael, farmer Grier William, farmer Hicks Robert, postmaster, storckeeper Hollinger Charles, Lotelkeeper Hollinger Charles, jun., storekeeper: Hollinger John, contractor Hollinger Patrick, harnessmaker Iveton Heury, storekeeper MeCaffry James, farmer McNaughton Mrs.Kitty, wid Thomas Maloney James, farmer O'Connors Edward, innkeeper Poole John, farmer Price David, waggonmaker Rathiwell John, farmer.Quinn Patrick, J.P., farmer Sheppard Archibald, blacksmith Sullivan Edward, shoemaker Sullivan Timothy.farmer | Wrathwell John, farmer ' FERGUSONVALE\u2014A rising village ! \u201cin the towuship of Flos, North Riding of the county of Simcoe.Distant from | Barrie, a station of the Northern railway. NEr-FIN DOMINION 330 DIRECTORY.{Province op 9 miles, fare by stage 60c.; from Toronto 74 miles, from London 220 miles, trom Hamilton 150 miles.Mnil tri-weekly.Population about 125.Banker F., mechanic Banker Lafayette, carpenter Banker Luke, carpenter Cumming Alexander, farmer Cumming John, J.P., farmer Dryscoll John, sawyer Elrick James, farmer Elrick William, teamster Ferguson A.& J.W., storekepers Ferguson Albert, of À.& J.W.Pergu- son, postmaster Ferguson J.W., of A.& J.W, Ferguson Tox Alexander, sawyer Harbour George, hotelkeeper Hawksley Robert, sawyer Johnston William, farmer Toner Barney, farmer McDonald John, sawyer McLenan Donald, sawyer McLenan Neil, sawyer McTagg Patrick, farmer and trader Mitchell Thomas, sawyer Philps 0.J., saw mill owner Wallace William, clerk FERMOY\u2014A small village in the township of Bedford, county of Frontenac.Distant from Westport 8 miles, from Kingston 40 miles.Mail wceky.l\u2019opuls- tion about 30.Barr George, J.P., farmer Botting Benjamin, jun., blacksmith Botting Benjamin, sen., mill owner Cameron John, J.P., reeve Coulters James, farmer \u2018Gibson David, laborer McGann Patrick, farmer aggart Joseph N., J.P.township clerk Thompson William J., farmer peer WATT THOMAS W., postmaster, dealer in dry goods, groceries and provisions FERNHILL\u2014A small village on the town line between Lobo and Williams, townships of Lobo and East Williams, county of Middlesex.Distant from London 20 miles, from Strathroy 7 miles, from Ailsa Craig, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, miles, Mail bi-weekly.Yopulation about 50.Campbell Donald, farmer \u2018Campbell John, furmer Crawford James, farmer McLellan Duncan, farmer Moore Dugald, farmer Neff Henry, saw mill Jenkins Owen, postmaster Patterson Duncan, farmer Patterson Hector, blacksmith Rosser Edward, shoemaker Walters James, farmer Woodward Henry, farmer \u2018Woodward Thomas, J.P., farmer Zavitz Abraham, farmer Zavitz John, farmer Zavitz Samuel, farmer * FERRY POINT\u2014A small village on ihe Bay of Quinte, township of Sophias- burg, county of Prince Edward, Distant from Belleville, a station of the Grand runk railway, mile, fare 5e.P - tion about 200.\u2019 ¢ be.Topula Allzea Isaac, laborer Allzea John, carpenter Allzea Samuel, laborer Beso Truffle, laborer Bonten Shults, storekeeper Dalton Robert, sawyer Defields George, farmer *The post office is at Belleville.Dennis Sifu, laborer Doolittle Stephen, lnborer Graydon Francis, carpenter Graydon William, carpenter Hart Wayman, laborer Herbert Louis, laborer Houl Joseph, Tuborer Keech Harvey, sawyer Lake William 1I., sawyer Lawson James, laborer Longten Louis, Inborer Low John, laborer Marlow Homer N., Inborer Martin Antoine, laborer McClintock John, storekeeper McGinnis William, carpenter Merriam Charles A., engineer Moon Jacob, sawyer Moon Marshall, farmer Moon Samuel, sawyer Page A.8., & Co., ship builders, office at Belleville Philips Abram, shoemaler Post Nathaniel, carpenter Reddick Edward, sailor Reid James, farmer Saegar John, laborer Segrand James, clerk Vrvoman James H., millwright FEVERSHANI\u2014A small village on Beaver river, township of Osprey, conuty of Grey.The Durham gravel round passes near.Distant from Maxwell 3 miles, from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 21 miles, fare 81 ; from Owen Sound, the county town, 43 miles, Mail daily.Population about 50.Alister George, farmer Bates John, blacksmith Begg \u2014, pensioner Davison George, farmer Edwards George, cabinetmaker Fisher Alexander, tavernkeeper Horton Mrs.E., wid Horton Samuel, farmer Hudson Joseph, & Sons, woollen mills McRoberts Arthur, miller McRobert Donald, miller Maginn William, farmer Selby Tlos., deputy postmaster, storekeeper Sproule Mrs, Mary, wid, postmistress Suggitt William, tailor FINGAL\u2014A village in the township of Southwold, county of Elgin, Montreul Telegraph Co.has an office hero.Dis- taut from St Thomas, a station of the London and_ Tort Stanley railway, 7 miles, fare 37ic.; from Port Stanley 7 miles.Mail daily.Population about 5 Alkins Menry, harnessmaker Arkell Wm., of George MeKenzie & Co.Arnold Henry, tinsmith Babcock Mrs.Merey, wid Martin Bake James, butcher Bake Thomas, butcher Ball Jumes, woodworker Barber Phineas, farmer Baskett Caleb, laborer Baskett Henry, shoemaker Bassford Thomas, clerk Bissell John, farmer Bissell Rufus, farmer Bissell Stewart, shoemaker Bissell William, farmer Bosch John, laborer Brady Bryan, horse trainer Burtch James, grocer Burwell Adam, saddler Burwell Samuel, grocer Burwell Thomas, farmer Cameron Hugh, teamster Campbell Duncan, carpenter Campbell John, carringemalker Campbell Malcolm, saddler Cnscy Owen, carrier Casey Thomas, tanner Cattanach Charles, carpenter Chancey Lewis, waggonmaicer Jochrane Roderick, deputy reeve Corpron Edward, blacksmith Jouse Charles, baker Jrittenden Mrs, Rebeeea, wid William Dewey Henry, moulder Diknother John M., cabinetmalker Doyle William A., marble works Drake Willimm, wood worker Edmond Chs,, storekeeper and Ashery Edwards rev.Andrew, Wesleyan Ellis Tsance, wood worker Tëlsie James, cooper Blsie Robert, laborer Ferguson T., & Co, storekcepers Ferguson Thomas, of T.Ferguson & 0.Fillmore Willinm, carding mill FINGAL HOUSE, George Penwarden, proprietor Finlay James P., storekeeper Finlay Philip H., clerk Finlay Thomas, clerk Tirth Henry K., machinist Foley Mrs.Anne Forsyth George, blacksmith Fowler Levi, JP, secretary-treasurer of townshi Fulton Archibald J., druggist Fulton Robert, saw mill Fulton Samuel, farmer Gains Hiram N., painter Gamsbeck Peter, laborer Glasgow George, machinist -lasgow William, J.P., of McPherson, Glasgow & Co.Gray George, blacksmith Gray James, finisher Gray Thomas, machinist Gray William, shoemaker Hammell James, marblecutter Hick Osbert, marblecutter Hooper Francis, woodworker Hovey Mathias, of McPherson, Glasgow & Co.Hyndman Peter, tailor Hyndman William, carriagemaker Johnson Mrs.Ellen, wid Benjamin Kitt Willinm, pedlar Lampson William, painter Laughlin John, tanner and currier Lawrence Thomas, shoemaker Lente Charles, tailor Lewes Chancey, waggonmaker Lumley Watson, Inborer MeAdum J., & Co., grocers McAdam James, of J.McAdam & Co.McCollum James, joiner McCloude George, chairmaker McClusky William, blacksmith McColl Alexander D., of J.McAdam & Co.McColl Archibald, bincksmith McCormack Mrs.Hay, wid McDonald John P., bookkeeper MeGuire Mrs.Mnria + McKay Jolin W., cheese fuctory McKenzie George, of George MeKenziv & Co.McKenzie George, & Co, storekeepers McLardy Archibald, shoemaker McLardy Duncan, clerk McLaughlin James, M.D.McLaughlin John, farmer MeLaugalin Miur, M, D.McPherson Daniel, of MePherson, Glus- gow & Co, MoPHERSON, GLASGOW & CO, manufacturers of agricultural implements Marslmll William, cooper wv | \u2018ONTARIO.] Metealfe George, cabinetmaker Miller Charles, marblecutter Miller James, blacksmith Milligan James, carriagemaker Mills Henry, clerk | Ker ontromery George, harnessmake MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Moore William, clerk Morse Abram, woodworker Morse Jacob, carpenter A Morse Israel, machinist Morse Vernal, woodworker Morse William, woodworker Mowat John, woodworker Mowat William, carriagemaker Murray John, M.D.Neal William, merchant tailor Neely Robert, shoemaker Nimmo Hugh, blacksmith Nimmo Thomas, finisher \u2018Orchard Edwin, of T.Ferguson & Co.Orchard Joseph Overbury Charles, painter Palmer rev.Harwood B., Episcopal methodist Partridge William, grocer PENWARDEN GEORGE, proprietor Fingal house Penwarden John M, M.D.Philips William, blacksmith Potts Mrs.Margaret, wid Edward Pringle John, carpenter Prior Porter, carpenter Richards Edward, of Tonkin & Richards Risdon William, hard and tin ware Roberts Walter, of J.McAdam & Co.Smith Joseph, tavernkeeper \u2018Stafford Andrew, pedlar Stephens Robert, cabinetmaker Stevenson John E., cheesemaker Stewart Peter, M.D.Still John, house painter Stockton Samuel, laborer Stockton Taylor, blacksmith Sutherland rev.George, Picsbyterian Timewell Henry, blacksmith Timewell Mrs.Betsey Timewell John, agent pumps and lightning conductor Timewell William, blacksmith Tonkin John Tonkin Joseph, of Tonkin & Richards, grist mill Tonkin & Richards, saw mill Tubby Samuel, postmaster, clerk of municipality and conveyancer Walker Levi, music teacher\u2019 Warren Edward, shoemaker Warren Lodge A.F.& A.M, No.120, M.Campb:ll, worshipful master; J.P.Finlay, treasurer Warren Miss Mary, milliner Watson Colin, machinist Welch Edward, laborer Wilson Benjamin, bailiff Wood Amasa, J.P., money lender Wood Urinh, blackemith \u2018 Young Alexander, shoemaker Young Lemuel, Inborer * FISHER\u2019S MILLS\u2014A small village in the Lai and county of Waterloo.Distant from llespe'er, a station of the Gront Western railway, 1 mile, from Fortin count y towu, 11 miles, from milton miles, fare Me.Po about 100, , vo.Population Alken Thoms, farmer Clemens Aaron, of A.& J.Clemens Clemens Abraham 0, Clemens A.& J, mill owners Clemens John, of A.& J.Clemens D quel ns Francis, hotelkeeper, machinist 4llis & Shupe, manufacturers of farming implements * The post office is at TTespeler, DOMINION 331 DIRECTORY.Fin-Frv Ellis William E., J.P., farmer, dair yan | MeCorrister James, clerk Iddington Peter Iddington W.& A., farmers Iddington S., farmer Hagey William, miller MeMahon Sydney, carpenter and constable Martin John, farmer, auctioneer Merkle Alexander, laborer Merkle John, miller Sedehy Jeremiah, school teacher Shantz Isaac, miller Shupe John $., of Ellis & Shupe Stein Christian, shoemaker Whaley Robert, farmer Winters Fountain, blacksmith FISHERVILLE\u2014A small village in the township Haldimand.Distant from Cayuga, the county town, 6 miles, from Canfield, a station of the Buflulo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 12 parles.Mail vi-weekly.Population about Arendt rev.William, Lutheran Campf George, shoemaker Ellsworth James, postmaster, storekeeper Last George.farmer Lemmer Jacob.storekeeper Melenbacher Jacob, farmer Melenbacher John, farmer Messersmith John.carpenter Nablo Adam, farmer Nahlo Frederick.farmer Nablo George, blacksmith Nablo Henry, farmer Neff Albert.spingle mill Otterman Adam, farmer Otterman Christian, waggonmaker Otterman John, waggonmaker Philipps Peter.farmer Raichheld Nicholas, farmer Sitler Peter.farmer Smith Alborn, farmer FITZROY H\\RBOR\u2014A village in the towuship of Fitzroy, county of Carle- tn A steamboat connects daily with the capital.Distant from Arnprior.a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway.12 miles.fare 50¢.: from Ottawa 30 miles, fare $1.50.Mail daily.Population about 300.Anderson Mrs.wid Argue William, tanner Armstrong \u2014, M.D.Baird D.S., storekeeper Barns John, carpenter Betts Mis., wid Brown Mrs, wid Campbell William, innkeeper Christie George Cockburn Wm., carpenter Copps John, lumber merchant Cowan Gorge, clerk Cowan William, farmer Creighton rev.Wm, Wesleyan Daley Thomas, tailor Dubord Louis David, M.D.Flint Robert Freel William, plastever Hatten Henry, clerk Hawley Andrew, jun, hotelkeeper Hawley Andrew, sen.Henderson Mrs, wid rev.Alexander Hickson John, laborer Hughes\u2014, M.D.Hughes Mrs, wid Luke, dressmaker Hughes William, shoemaker Hyland James, fevryman Hynes James, saddler Learmonth George, storekeeper and mill owner Learmonth Miss, milliner Lester Mordecai, tanner Lester Mrs.Mordecai, milliner | McCarthy Richard McCarthy Mrs., wid McDonald John, trader McFarlane David, slide master McGillivray William, emigration agent McGregor Samuel, shoemaker McGuire Charles McLAREN DAVID, dealer in dry | goods, hardware, groceries, boots, | shoes, crockery, produce, &c.| Meredith Edmond, storekeeper \u201cMerritt rev.D.P., ch of England i Monroe Mrs., wid William Neilson John ; Nicholson Edmnnd.blacksmith Nicholson Harry, printer of Rainham, county of Nicholson James, carpenter Nicholson John, carriagemaker Pearson Robert, school teacher Pearson Jesse, clerk Rae William, carpenter , Robertson John, storekeeper and pro- ; vincial land surveyor ' Saddler Robert, blacksmith ' Shirreff Alexander Shirreff Robert, postmaster Smith Robert, lumber foreman Smith James, shoemaker Somerville William, storekeeper , Tait rev.James, Canada Presbyterian \u201c Tevens John, tavernkeeper Tripp Francis, farmer Tripp Henry.jun., farmer Tripp Henry.sen., farmer Tripp Josiah, farmer Tripp Robert.farmer , Tripp Samuel.farmer Union forwarding Co., D.8.Baird, agent Wade James.clerk Wade Miss Catherine.dressmaker Wade Patrick.farmer Wark James.shoemaker Weir Thomas, blacksmith Young George * FIVE ST AK ES\u2014 À small village in the township of Sou'hwold, county of Elgin.Distant from St Thomas, a station of the London and Port Stanley railway, 3 miles.| Mail tri-weekly.Population about 70.Arnold William, storekeeper and shoemaker Barnes Jonas.farmer Barnes Joseph, farmer Boughner John, tavernkeeper ! Roughner Sidney.farmer { Bowlby William.carpenter Bowlby Alexander.farmer ; Bradt Mrs, Mercey, wid James .Branton Henry.agent ; Card William, laborer ! Crone Fergus, farmer I Elsworth Mace, labnrer | Godfrey Edward, cabinetmaker ; Going Johu , Hitsman Daniel, laborer | Johnson Jesse j Johnson Lindle, farmer | Kennedy Robert, farmer { Knox Simon, ashery ; Milley Richard, rake factory | Milley Richard, sen., farmer Payne Henry, saw mill Payne Hencvy, sen.farmer Payne William, grist mill Robert Walter, carpenter Smith Byron, farmer Smith John, deputy reeve Smith William, blacksmith Spackman Joseph, farmer Stubbs Joseph, farmer Stacey John, postmaster, blacksmith * The post office is called Talbotville Royal FLE-FoN Travers Ritchinson, farmer Waite Charles, blacksmith Waite John, laborer Wallace Mrs.Margaret, wid Isaac \u2018Webh Isaac, farmer White rev.James, New Connexion methodist *FLESHERTON~\u2014A small village at the intersection of the Durham and Toronto and Sydenham gravel roads, township of Artemesia, county of Groy.Distant from Durham 15 miles, fare 75¢.; from Owon Sound, the county town, 81 miles, fare 31 75; from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 31 miles, fare $1.25, Mail daily.Population about 350.Andrews rev.Joseph, Wesleyan Ansley Julius, yeoman Armstrong John Wesley, J.P, clerk Division court, commissioner in Queen's bench Bentham Richard, yeoman Bielby rev.\u2014, Wesleyan Boyd Archibald, farmer Boyles Thomas, yeoman Broughton John, shoemaker Bulmer \u2014, artist Campbell Peter, carding mill Campbell Richard, school teacher Cairns Archibald, yeoman Christoe William S., M.D.Clark Robert, blacksmith Clark William M., carpenter Clayton William, shoemaker Davis William, yeoman Dinwoodie George, yeoman Dinwoodie John, yeoman Fields John, cooper Fisher John, yeoman Flesher William K., J.P., postmaster, mill owner, commissioner in Queen's bench, notary Heard John H., waggonmaker Hooper William, contractor Irwin Charles, jun., yeoman Irwin Charles, sen., yeoman Irwin Robert, yeoman Jones John, ashery Keefer George, carpenter Lattimer Walter, yeoman McCracken \u2014, waggonmaker Marshall James, yeoman Mathewson Henry, shingle maker Munshaw Aaron, jun., hotelkeeper Munshaw Aaron, sen., farmer O'Mealey Charles, stage driver Perry rev.Charles E., Wesleyan Pickle Wilmot, yeoman - Richardson Matthew, storekeeper Smith William, farmer Stewart George, farmer Strain William, agent Trimble Robert, storckeeper \u2018White Abraham, yeoman \u2018White John, yeoman Wilson William, carpenter Wright David, blacksmith Wright William, storekeeper FLINTON\u2014A small village in the township of Kalladar, county of Lennox and Addington, Distant from Belleville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 40 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Barr Andrew, assessor Beausolæil Louis, farmer Beckwith James, township treasurer Bestley F., councillor Bryden John, township clerk Campbell William, blacksmith Casibo Peter, innkeeper * Formerly called Artemesia.DOMINION 332 DIRECTORY.Carscallen John A, J.P., councillor, postmaster, storekceper Carscallen William, H., local superintendent of schools Clark Leonard, collector Dissiletts François, cabinetmaker Jahnse Gustavus, grist and saw mill Lazard Moses, storckeeper McLuckie William, Tumberer Mason Henry, blacksmith Miller Philip W., reeve Pecbles George, councillor Roblin rev.Philip, Wesleyan Watson James, farmer York Gilbert M., innkeeper *FLORENCE\u2014A villago on the cast brauch ol the nver Sydenham, township of Euphemia, county of Lambton.Country produce forms the principal trade here, Distaut trom Bothwell, astation of the Great Western railway, 8 miles, trom Thamesville 8 miles, from Chatham 5 miles, Muil daily.l\u2019opulation about 50.AMSDEN & DRAKE, auctioneers, and dealers in dry goods, groceries, provisions, boots and shoes, crockery Amsden Edwin, of Amdsen & Drake, commissioner in Queen's bench, laud agent Campbell Peter, cabinetmaker Davison & Irish, grist muil Davison Myers, M.D.Dockerill Joseph, waggonmaker Drake Alexander, of Amsden & Drake Drew James, shoemaker Elsworth & Webster, blacksmith Farmer's exchange, David Meade, proprietor FLORENCE EXCHANGE, Matthias Herson, proprietor FLORENCE MARBLE WORKS, W.D.Webster, proprietor Gore Mutual Insurance Co., William Webster, ageut Graham Charles, provisions Graham W.J.& H., general dealers Graham W.J, ML.D., druggist Graham Hugh, of W.J.& 11.Graham Graham Mrs.Charles, milliner Grey James, shingle mill Gunne rev, John, ch of England Gunne Robert, storekeeper HERSON MATTHIAS, proprietor Florence exchange Johnstone rev.David A., Wesleyan Kennedy rev.J.11., Episcopal methodist Kerby John, waggonmaker Kerby Nathan, blucksmith Lamont James C.G., harnegsmaker Little William, shoemaker Livesly Robert, storekeeper McCrea & Dunbar, blacksmiths McGuire Andrew, tailor Meade James, butcher Meade David, proprietor Farmers exchange Merrill & Gordon, shingle factory Mo \u2018rison Alexunder, carding mill Rheintgen Gerard, cabinetmaker Ruth Salem, tinsmitli Scott Mrs.Mary, wid rev.Walter Shaw James, grocer Shepley Joseph, shoemaker Silcox John B., school teacher Smith Henry, carpenter Smith James, mason Sweet Thomas, carpenter Thompson George & Henry, ashery and soap factory Thompson George, of G.& II, Thompson Thompson Henry, of G.& H.Thompson * formerly called Victoria, also Zone mills.[PROVINCE nr Unsworth Isaac, of Young & Unsw WEBSTER WILLIAM, commissions in Queew's benels, conveyancer, clerk Division court, agent for Ur Gore Mutual Insurance Co.WEBSTER WILLIAM D., proprietor of Florence marble works Whitehouse George, M.D., druggist Young John A, of Young & Unsworth, postinaster \u2019 YOUNG & UNSWORTII, dealers in dry goods, groceries, provisions, boots a shoes, crockery, &e.* FOLEY\u2014A rmall village in the township of Last Whitby, county of Ontario.Distant from Oshawa, u station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, fave por stage 25c,; from Toronto 40 miles, Mat bi-weekly.Population about 150, Alexander William, farmer Batty Christopher, farmer Bowden William, farmer Coutts Thomas, farmer Currie Jol, farmer Currierev.James, Wesleyan Priend Thomus, farmer tord Lyman, farmer Gould George, farmer Gould John, furmer Gould Joseph, farmer Hart John, farmer ri! Harvey, farmer «burn John, farmer Leak Jeremiah, farmer Lillycross George, blacksmith McGaw Thomas, farmer McGaw William, president Agricutul- ral society Maxwell Mrs.hotelkeeper Morgan Edward, farmer Perriman Thomas, farmer Roy John, furmer Roy Warren, farmer Scott William, carpenter Sheppard Henry, school teacher Smith William, farmer Telfer Mrs.Mary, tuiloress Tiplady William, farmer Williamson John, shoemaker Williamson Thomas, postmaster FONTHILL\u2014A village in the townships of l\u2019elham and Thorold, county of Welland.\u2018The registrar's oflice for the county is situated here, also Surrogate court and county clerk\u2019s office.Distant trom Port Robinson, a station of the Welland railway, 4 miles, from Welland the county town, 4 miles, from St Catha- rines 10 miles, from Niagara Falls 12 miles, Mail daily.Population about 500.Adrain John, harnessmaker Armstrong John, teamster Atkins Jolin, proprictor Fonthill cheest factory Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co, À, D.J.Dodwell, ngent Beatty Stephen, registrnrs office Brown John, jun, farmer Brown John, blacksmith Brown John, sen, farmer Brown Peter, blaclsmith Buchner John W., medical student Buchner Samuel W., J.P,, farmer Canby Thomas, accountant and commissioner in B.R.Cardis rev, Thomas, Wesleyan Chapel Robert, machinist Chapel Samuel, clothier Church William G., farmer GOlaik Albert G., constable Hlark Mr, Sarah, wid Cline Harmon, waggonmaker Cohoe John I., farmer Cook Willinm, carriage trimmer * Sometimes called Willinmson village \u2018ONTARIO.] DOMINION 333 DIRECTORY.Fox-For 1 ighton rev.John, ch of England re min, groceries and crockery Dahboll Philip, laborer Damude David, furmer Damude Solomon, reeve, farmer Davidson George, gardener Davis James, farmer wdy Wesley, musician .Davy I em, principal Fonthill zrammar schoo ; Delamater Robert, A.B., medical student Dentz Benedict, carpenter Derby William, laborer ; D'EVERARDO & PAGE, proprietors Fonthill nursery D'EVERARDO DEXTER, J.P., notary public, registrar, county clerk, registrar of Surrogate court, commissioner in B.R.Dodwell Alfred D.J., conveyancer, commissioner in C.P., insurance agent Emmett James Orrin, M.D.Fonthill Cheese factory, John Atkins, proprietor FTONTHILL NURSERY, D\u2019Everardo & Page, proprietors Toster George, gardener Foster Mrs.Alice, laundress FZAZER JOHN, M.D.\u2018Gander George, farmer Gascoigne Jesse, foreman in nursery Giles Alfred Giles Harrold, cabinetmaker Giles Henry, farmer Gore John, cabinetmaker Gough James, clerk Gray Gibson, deputy registrar Griffith William, laborer Guenter John, laborer Guenter Peter, farmer Habbershaw David, shoemaker Hanzler Andrew, farmer Hansler George Ww., J.P., farmer Hanzler Henry, farmer Hare Peter, gardener Härris Elisha L., carriagemaker Hightree Alonzo, painter Hill Andrew, farmer Hill George, J.P.Hill George A., farmer Hill Mrs.Sarah, wid Jacob Hobson Robert, sheriff county of Wel- an Holcomb rev.N.C., Wesleyan Huist Christian, farmer Huist John, farmer Huist Michael, farmer Hunt Menry, harnessmaker Killman Adam Kinsman Albert W,, clerk Alnsman Avery B., carriagemaker and _blacksmith sn Damson, postmaster, store- Klager Christian, joiner ay James H., tailor Lemon & Buchner, harnessmakers McCombs Stephen, carpenter Misener James, blacksmith Moistey Willimmn, laborer Moisley William, jun, shoemaker Moore Whetson C, JP.Murray J ohn, clerk Myers Alfred, laborer Overholt Dexter D'E, farmer Overholt, Henry, farmer Overholt Isaac, farmer Overholt James R., farmer Overholt Matthew.farmer verholt Samuel, farmer Oxley Albert, J.P.xley Mrs.Barbarn D., wi xley Mis, Lydia, wid &ge James, nurseryman Page Joseph C., accountant Page Mrs.Catherine, wid Page Samuel, nurseryman Page Seth, farmer Page William, Fonthill nursery Pearson William, tailor Platts William, blacksmith Potter Dexter D'E., clerk Potter John, painter Price Benjamin W., watchmaker, photographer Price James H., J.P., farmer Randall Miss Catherine, school teacher Randall Mrs.Lydia, wid Randall Mrs.Rosanna, wid Randall Nathan, carpenter Reilly James, shoe store Reliance Mutual Insurance Co., A.D.J.Dodwell, agent Reynolds James tinsmith Reynolds James, tinsmith Rice Samuel, J.P., farmer Richards William H., laborer Robertshaw George, blacksmith Ross Henry T., surveyor, civil engineer and draughtsman Scallen William, innkeeper Scholfield major Adam K., J.P.insurance agent Shupe E., insurance agent Slough George, farmer Smith Thomas, innkeeper Stirling Arthur, painter Swayze Caleb, auctioneer Swayze Fletcher.teacher Swayze Malum, J.P.Swayze Samuel.farmer Swick William, butcher Taylor Alexander L., farmer Taylor Elisha, farmer Tice Abraham, farmer Tice Israel, teamster Walker Charles.farmer Waterloo Mutual Insurance Co.E.Shupe, agent Waters William, tarmer Watson David, architect, carpenter, &c.Watson James C., sexton, constable Webber John.farmer Wilson John N., farmer Willson Daniel, J.P.Willson Thomas, farmer Weidman Michael, mason Waterloo Insurance Co., E.Shupe, agent FOREST.village in the township of Plympton, county of Lambton, It is a station of the Grand Trunk railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Sarnia 23 miles, fare 75¢.: from London 50 miles.Mail daily.Population about 500.Atkinson, Gattis & Hodgins, grain dealers Barron Henry, clerk BAYLY GEORGE J., dealer in dry goods, groceries, provisions, boots and shoes, &c.Beepy J.W., news agent Blunden Albert Edward, clerk British Queen hotel, Thomas Jennings, manager, Mrs.Thomas Edgar, proprietress Brush Thomas, hotelkeeper CANADIAN EXPRESS C0.John McOvll, agent Conklin J.D., & Co, storekeepers Core Edward, shingle factory Coultis & Brothers, mill owners Croukite David, carpenter Dickey Robert R, insurance agent Dier Robert, postmaster, storekeeper Edgar Mrs.Thontas, proprietress British Queen hotel FOREST INN, Philip Sith, proprietor Hart Geoege, J.P., conveyancer Hewer Henry, carpenter Hill, Huddlestone & Co., grist mill Hill Millwood, liquor dealer Hodgins Edward, of Atkinson, Gattis & Hodgins Hutton James, M.D., druggist Jay Edwin, butcher Jennings Thomas, Queen hotel Johnson rev.Richard W., ch of England Jones Thomas, storekeeper Livingstone Daniel, dealer Lochead William, tinsmith McCOLL JOHN, station master, agent Montreal Telegraph Co., and agent Canadian Express Co.McPherson John, farmer McFayden L.farmer McPherson Angus, farmer McPherson Dougall & Allan, grist mill McNally C., storekeeper Meadows Elij=h, veterinary surgeon Mellon John, baker MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, J.McColl, agent Morningstar Samuel, hoop merchant Munroe Brothers, dealers Nash H.J, M.D.Parkinson R., grocer Pringle W.E., tailor Revington James M., saddler Reed C.P., miller Robinson James Scott William, weaver Shaw Mrs.Ann, wid John, dealer in groceries, provisions, liquors Smith Charles F., shoemaker Smith John.cabinetmaker SMITH PHILIP, proprietor Forest inn Stevenson & Brodie, waggonmakers Stevenson Joseph, butcher Stoddart William, baker Thomas Enoch, druggist Thomas Miss, teacher Tripp Jesse, trader Tripp Hamilton, photographer Vivian Thomas L., shoemaker Walker William, cooper Vahey Wm., saddler West George, deputy reeve West Mrs.Aaron, milliner Witchmann Charles, tailor Williams Morris, ashery Wilson John, blacksmith Woodrooffe Mrs.Emma, wid Jolin, groceries and liquors Wood Thomas, bailiff, insurance agent FOREST MILLS\u2014A small village in the township of Richmond, county of Lennox and Addington.Distant Fo Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk railway.9 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 200.Adams Robert, blacksmith Armstrong Bamilton, clerk Brage John, wool factor Brage William, wool factor Breeze John, woollen manufacturer Breeze William, woollen manufacturer Clark Horatio, laborer Clarke Joseph Clark William.innkeeper Delyea Isaac, laborer Dennee Luke, laborer Fie William, laborer Fitzgerald Daniel, laborer Gandlor Luther, miller Gaylord Luther, miller Hicks George A, advocate Hicks Walter, school teacher Hunt William, carpenter Kiltoun Hugh, blacksmith Krieeg Watson, advocate Lasher James, carpenter manager British For-For DOMINION 334 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Lasher Joseph, carpenter Adraim Simeon, blacksmith FORT ERIE\u2014A flourixhing village op Lasher Peter, laborer Adraim William, laborer Lnko Erie, ut the head of the Ningarg Lewes John, laborer McKetrick James, innkeeper McKilbob John laborer McKillop John, laborer McKitrick James, innkeeper McNeill Daniel D., farmer Marshall John, laborer Meecks Joel, laborer Metcalf James, lumberman Metcalf James, laborer Pilkington Michael, laborer Quackinbush Nicholas, carpenter ROe Alex.H, postmuster, storekeeper Smith George, laborer Smith William, carpenter Tumy Arthur, carder Valier Andrew, laborer Vanalstine John, laborer Vanalstine Likoy, laborer Vanlyer Nathan, laborer FORESTER\u2019S FALLS\u2014A small village in the township of ltoss, county of Renfrew.Distant from Gould's wharf, a landing of the Ottawa River steamers, 10 miles, from Pembroke 22 miles, from Sand Point, the terminus of the Brock- ville and Ottawa railway, 27 miles, fare $1.50.Mail daily.Population about 50.Brown Delorma, shoemaker Campbell George, blacksmith Coleman W.S., manager for Hunter Brothers Devlin James, storekeeper Elliott T.township clerk Forester Oliver, postmaster HUNTER BROTHERS, general merchants.See Pembroke Hudson William, laborer Huntingdon Erastus, innkeeper Jamison Archibald, blacksmith McKay Owen, school teacher McLellan John, cooper Thompson Alexander, M.D.FORESTVILLE\u2014A village in the township of Charlotteville, county of Norfolk.Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 14 miles, fare 75¢.; from Brantford, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 42 miles, fare $2.Mail duily.Population about 100.Beaupre Manus, farmer Brown John, innkeeper Duncan John, butcher Farnham Daniel, farmer Finch Titus, farmer Graham Isaac, farmer Griffin George W., J.P, carding mill Harvey William, farmer Howell Charles, carpenter Howell Thomas, farmer Jackson John, farmer Johnson Lawrence, carpenter Kearn Levi, farmer Knap Amos, cooper Lee Daniel, farmer Lee James, blacksmith Morrow John, merchant Petty Curtis, shoemaker Simons Abraham, school teacher Simons John, jun., carpenter Simons Joseph, farmer Taylor Jasper, waggonmaker Wells Wilson, innkeeper White Calvin A., postmaster, saw mill Yonson captain Walter jun.Yonson Walter, sen.farmer FORFAR\u2014A sinall village in the township of Bastard, county of Leeds.Distant from Brockville, a station of the Grand Trunk and Brockville and Ottawa railways, 33 miles, fare $1.50: from Kingston 40 miles.Mail duly, Popuiadivu about Adraim Samuel, farmer Davidson Hiram S., J.P., farmer Downey Michael, laborer Try William, farmer Giles John, farmer Grue Peter, blacksmith Guttridge William, farmer Hales Richard, postmaster Hewitt Daniel, farmer Kendrick George, farmer Mackley Stephen, carpenter Mattice Elijah, farmer Russel Miss Annie, school tencher Singleton William G., storekeeper FOR MOS A\u2014A village in the township of Carrick and Culross, county of Bruce.Distant from Goderich, the western terminus of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 30 miles, fare 75¢.; from Toronto 168 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 150.Anstell & Beninger, storckeepers Anstell Anthony, commissioner in B.R.Anstell Felix, clerk Anstell Ignatz, farmer Anstell Joseph, cabinetmaker Bader John, gunsmith Banm Benedick, shoemaker Beninger Mathias, farmer Benjamin Giesler, gardener Benninger Anthony, carpenter Bishop Adam, cabinetmaker Bok Martin, joiner Braehler Ferdinand, watch and clock maker Branter N., weaver Ernewein George, carpenter Frank Gil, pumpmaker and cooper Frank Marcus, pedlar Frank Larenz, cattle dealer Gfroerer Sebastian, school teacher Goetz John, mason Goetz John, shoemaker Goetz Miss Rosa, milliner Graf Michael, butcher Heidrick John, blacksmith Hell Joss, furniture store Himmelspach X., weaver Hoch Andrew, yeoman Hoch Anthony, joiner Hohnadel Peter, pedlar Kirsch John, shoemaker Klein Joseph, tinsmith Kramer J.B., tailor Kratzmeyer Joseph, shoemaker Kroetsch Henry, sawyer Kroetsch John B., saw and grist mills Kroetsch Joseph, woollen factory Lambrix Martin, framer Marter Louis, hotelkeeper Mesner Anthony, commissioner in B.R.Mesner Vincent, pumpmaker Mesner A.& F.X., storekeepers Mesner F.X., of A, & F.X.Mesner, postmaster Mesner Wendel, hotelkeeper Miller Anthony, turner Mosack John, waggonmaker Mosack Joseph, hotelkceper Mosack Michael, baker Rau Andrew, brewer Reuter Joseph, miller Schiestel Joseph, mason Schirart Peter T., cradlemaker Schmitz rev.J.J., R.catholic Schrank Charles, saddler Schwerts John S., blacksmith Seitz Joseph, hotelkeeper Uhrich Charles, shoemaker Ulrich Ferdinand, mason Zettel Joseph, cooper Zimmerman William, lime burner and farmer river, nearly opposite Buflilc i of Bortie, county of Welland, ship tion of the Buflulo and Goderich brane), of the Grand Trunk, and western torminyg of the Lrio and Nlugarn branch of the Great Western railway.A stenmbont plies evory half hour between Fort rie \u201cang Buffalo.Montrval Felograph Co.has an office hore.Distant from Huiralo 8 miles favo be.; from Suspension Bridgo 18 miles, from Welland 20 miles.Mail daily Population about 1000.; Albright llarrison, innkeeper American Express Co, G.Lewis, ageut Arnold rev.R,, ch of England Baldwin William IT, merchunt Banks Thomas, carpenter Bardgett Frederick, tailor Bardgett James, carpenter Bardgett Thomas, tailor Beebe Harrison T., carpenter Bristow Henry, innkeeper Brown Jumes È.railway contractor Brown Thomas, laborer Burns Robert, blacksmith Burnside Arthur, clerk Cavanah Thomas, laborer Christian Matthew O., innkeeper Clark Charles, laborer Clark Mrs.Susan, wid William Clark Richard, barber Claydon George, blacksmith Clemont George A., grocer Cole John, butcher Collier George, constable Daggart George, laborer Davison John, engineer G.T.R.Dougall Mrs.Jane, saloonkeeper Douglas Mrs.Agnes, wid Alexander Douglas William, M.D.Draper Richard, clerk Eden William, customs clerk Elliott John, M.D., coroner Elsesor John, marble works Field J.P., liquors Fields Mrs.Cynthia Ann, wid Fitch Henry, innkeeper Forsyth Nelson, commissioner in B.R.GALLAHER J., telegraph operator Gerrard William, school teacher Goulding Joseph, farmer .Graham Richard, collector of customs Grogan William, laborer Hansen William, pensioner Harris Chester A., saloonkeeper Harris Henry, butcher Harvey John Haskins David, lahorer Hayward Samuel, foreman G.T.R.Hume William W., station agent G.T.R.Hunter John M.S,, clerk, U.S.consulate Jackson Mrs.Louisa, wid Jarvis & Jarvis, barristers Jones Stephen, sailor Keenan Charles, sailor Keogh Mrs, Lydia, wid Kempson P.Tertius, M.D.Kohe J.O., butcher Lewis C.Ww, clerk Lewis George, postmaster, express agent and storekeeper LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE VO, OC.Treble, agent Long James, laborer Lynch John, luborer Lynch William, laborer Maclaren Duncan, grocer .McDougall John C., mowing machines McIntire Patricl, tuilor McKinley John, grocer Magwoo John, customs officer Mugwood Robert, innkeeper Mahoney Cornelius, saloonkeeper Matthews Benjamin, plasterer ONTARIO.] MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, J.Gallaher, operutor ease Edward, carpenter Na aging Thomas, J.P., farmer Nicholson Gavin, bookkeeper Noonan Patrick, laborer or Ody Frederick, engine turner G.T.R.Osburn James, laborer Ottley Thomas M., grain dealer Palmer John, fireman G.T.R.Parker William C., fireman Perkins Mrs, Margaret, saloonkeeper Phillips Andrew C., United States consul Pinkerton Robert, clerk Com Provincial insurance Co., ©.Treble, agent Radikin Patrick, innkeeper Rainey Thomas, carpenter Rainsford William, storekeeper Ray John, laborer i Reardon Jeremiah, section master (+.T.R.Regan Charles, section master G.T.R.Rose Francis, grocer Russell William, Inmber dealer Schryer Joseph, policeman Fchryer Oran ge, customs officer Schurz Lewis, piano tuner Schryer Peter, engineer G.T.R.Shirk William, baker Smith Hen; Smith Miss Elizabeth Stanton Mrs.Martha, wid James Stockdale John, J.P., farmer _ Stockdale Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William Sullivan Dennis, pensioner Taylor Richard.laborer .Thompson Benjamin F., millwright Thompson W.M., night operator Thornhill Richard H.Treble Charles, J.P., reeve, surveyor of : customs and insurance agent Treble William, grocer Troup Jacob, Turner Benjamin, pensioner Tutton Joseph, blacksmith Victoria Mutual Insurance Co.C.Treble, agent Vosburgh Eli, horse dealer Walker John, basketmaker Walker John, marblecutter Walterhouse George, carpenter Warren Grant, customs officer Warren William H.B., agricultural implements Washington Benjamin, laborer Wecter Lawrence T., butcher Whitebread William, fireman G.T.R.Zengot George, laborer FOURNIERVILLE\u2014A small village in the township of I'lantagenet, county of Prescott.Distant from L'Original, \u2018the county town, 18 miles, from Lancaster, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 86 miles, from Montreal 9 miles, Mail tri-weekly.Populution about 70.Fairfield George, of Fairfiold & Lemieux Fairfield & Lemieux, carriagemakers Fortier Alfred, innkceper - Johnston Alexander, saddler Kelly Miss Ellen, school teacher Landriau Fabien blacksmith Lemieux Bernard » Mill owner \u201cémieux Joseph, of Fairfield & Lemieux Levi Harris, Storekeeper yous Charles J ean, Inborer NS cLennan Alexander S., postmaster, storekeeper MALLOY JAMES 1, Jr, reeve warden ! yan John, J.P, farmer PHILIP REV.SERAPITIN, R, eatholie Search Stephen, coune Séguin CI } incillor, farmer ment, mille r DOMINION 335 DIRECTORY.FOX BORO\u2014A small village on the Moira river, township of Thurlow, county of Lastings.Distant from Belleville, a #tation of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, fare 25¢.Mail daily.Population about 150.Ashley Charles, waggonmaker Ashley Harford, farmer Ashley William, J.P., farmer Barnum William, farmer Bradshaw Ira, waggonmaker Crawford John, tavernkeeper Dafoe Henry, waggonmaker Demorest John, farmer Denyes Martin, farmer Faulkner F.D.farmer Gibson William, carpenter Haight J.W., painter Holgate Thomas, J.P., farmer Johnson William, blacksmith Laprat Mitchell D.Loucks William, laborer Lucas Van Allen, farmer McArthur George, tavernkeeper Merrit Amon, lahorer Miller James, sawyer Mitchell Henry, builder Mott John, blacksmith Pallisier Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Squire, tavernkeeper Philpott Edward, postmaster, storekeeper Petman Russel, laborer Reed Benjamin, farmer Reed David, saw mill owner Simmons J.M., mason Spencer Thomas, shoemaker Sprague Stephen, joiner Sprague William, school teacher Stott William, painter Street James, shingle manufacturer Sullivan Timothy, blacksmith Wickett William, road contractor *FRAMPTON\u2014A small village in the tome of North Dorchester, county of Middlesex.Excellent water privilege here.Distant from Dorchester, a station of the Great Western railway, 1 mile, ; from Loudon 9 miles.Population about : 00.Beverly John, farmer Biddelcomb Charles, shoemaker Cook William, laborer Edwards John, section foreman G.W R.Ferguson Alexander, storekeeper Foredyse William, turner Freeman Alfred, laborer Hadwin rev.Thomas, Wesleyan Hunter Charles, carpenter Hunter Peter, farmer Jones David, G.W.R.King Thomas, G.W.R.Lewis Hiram, pedlar McClean Rodrick, thresher McFadden Thomas, switchman G.WR.Madigan James, laborer Mills John B., laborer Noble John, school teacher Painter John, storekeeper Robins George, G.W.R.Sage James, farmer Sweet Nathan, harnessmaker Sweet Sheldon, carpenter Wade Francis, saw will Williams George, G.W.R.Wilson William, carpenter IFRANK FORD\u2014A large village on Trout viver, halt a mile below The head of lighland rapids.at the mouth of Cold Creek, township of Sidney, county of Hastings, 1t possesses extensive water power and Jorge manufactories, and a considerable trade is carried on iu Hour * The post office is at Dorchester station, t Formerly called Col à Creek, For-FRA and lumber.Good gravel roads lead out from here in all directions, Distant from Trenton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 9 miles, fare 25c¢.; from Belle- ville 14 miles.Mail daily.Population about 900.Arkiles Peter, laborer Armstrong Clement, deputy reeve Bamfield Joseph, laborer Barbery Anthony, laborer Barbery Richard, farmer Bartlett William H., waggonmaker Beith Donald, carpenter Bowan William L.Bryant Aaron, grocer Bryant Charles, laborer Bryant William, laborer Burley George, carpenter Burnett Alexander, carpenter Brarn George L., waggonmaker Chapman John, shoemaker Clark George, innkeeper Consaul John E., waggonmaker Consaul Marshall, blacksmith Coveney Mrs.Laura, wid John Craske Walten grist and saw mill Crowe Thomas, bricklayer Cullen James, laborer Dafoe Alexander, laborer Dissett George, shoemaker Emery Thomas, carpenter Foster Thomas.storekeeper Fraser George E., storekeeper Gamble Mrs.Phœbe, wid Thomas Gamble Thomas, clerk Gerow George, miller Gilbert William, postmaster Golding Hiram, innkeeper Golding Sanger, tavernkeeper i Goldsmith George, storekeeper Grass Peter, storekeeper Grass Robert, councillor Grass Ruliff, storekeeper Griffith William, laborer Grisler Trueman, laborer Hannefin Peter.laborer Harris George, farmer Harris John, farmer Hoople John, of Hoople & Marsh Hoople & Marsh, blacksmiths Hosler Allen, laborer Howard Thomas, J.P.Huffman Charles, druggist Huffman James C., woollen factorx Kinney William, storekeeper Lefay John, cooper Leroy Mrs.Barbara, wid John S.Lohnes Franklin, pumpmaker Lowe Mrs.Susan, wid James Marsh Gilbert, of Hoople & Marsh McCaw William, tailor McDonnell Miss Ann McDougall Mrs.Mary J., wid Huglr McKiltrick Patrick, laborer Miller Isaac, pumpmaker Miller Reuben, mechanic Moore George, carpenter Moyle William, cabinetmaker ORONHYATEKHA, M.D, druggist Ostroom Dauiel, papermaker Outwater John R., tinsmith Patterson William K., M.D.Payn Miss Anne Perry Elligence, dentist Pettet Isaac, carpenter Pettet Peter P, saw mill owner Philip rev.Samuel C., Wesleyan Potter Jefferson, farmer Rockwell John, clerk Rose Baltis, reeve Rose Charles, laborer Rose John, butcher Rowe Jom A, M.D.Sager Robert, proprietor Stage house Sullivan James, farmer Fra\u2014FrE DOMINION 336 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF Sanson Francis, laborer Sharp Adam, carpenter Sharp Gilbert P.Sharp Joseph, blacksmith Sills & Brother, pupermakors Sills Ephraim, of Sills & Brother Sills John, of Sills & Brother Simmons David, farmer and ashery Stage house, Robert Sager, proprietor Stevens Daniel B., tailor Stilwell Mrs.Lucretia, wid John, ot Williamson & Co.Stone Edward, clothier Sweetman James, carpenter Sweetman Nicholas, mason Tardee Henry, cooper Thompson Gawn J., shoemaker Tomkins William H.Turley Patrick, farmer Turner James, carpenter Vancleek Miss Mary, milliner and dressmaker Vandervoort William, laborer Vankoughnet Charles, farmer Vannorman Isaac, laborer Vannorman John, farmer Waller William, storekeeper Walt Hiram, pedlar Wanaker David, carpenter Warren Mrs.Margaret, wid.Venransler Weese Mrs.Elizabeth, tailoress Williamson & Co, storekeepers Williamson Joel, of Williamson & Co.Young Amos, miller FRANKLIN\u2014A small village in the township of Manver, county of Durham, 1tis a station of the Mid and railway, Distant from Port Hope 28 miles, from Peterborough 22 jmiles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Ball Thomas, farmer Ball William, carpenter Bapit Thomas, blacksmith Davidson S., sawyer Fallis James, farmer Flack John, hotelkeeper Hall John, shoemaker Hart Thomas, farmer Jones Wesley, cabinetmaker Lilly Henry, blacksmith Lytle James, farmer McEvory J ohn, farmer McGuire William, postmaster, keeper Morrow & Graham, shingle manufacturers Noble Archibald, farmer Rupell & Argue, saw mill owners Staples Thomas D., waggonmaker Stewart Jumes, farmer Woods Joseph, farmer Woods Thomas, farmer FRANKTOWN\u2014A village in the township of Beckwith, county of Lanark.There is & station of the Brookville and Ottawa railway 14 miles from the vil- Inge.Distant from Smith's Falls 12 miles, from Perth 15 miles, from Ottawa 84 miles, from Brockville 40 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200.Anderson James, blacksmith \u2018Anderson Matthew, blacksmith Burrows Mrs.Elizabeth, wid James CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.Carley Samuel, tailor CAVANAGI ROBERT, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, medi- -¢ines, boots and shoes, proprietor of gaw and shingle mills Clark Thomas, innkeeper Edwards John, cabinetmaker Flagg Samuel, cooper Flagg Thomas, cooper Ford Miss Mary Ann, dressmaker Griffin Thomas blacksmith Hughton Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John store- Jackson James, mail driver James William, saddler Kidd George, J.P., councillor Leagon William, shoemaker Leaver Mrs., wid Robert Leaver William, cooper Leckie Willinm, laborer ' McEwan Ewan, J.P., postmaster and commissioner in B.Ra McRae James, M.D.May John Moore William, innkeeper Morris J.oseph, blacksmith Murray Michael, shoemaker Nesbit George, M.D.Nesbitt rev.A.C., ch of England Nelson Andrew J., M.D.Pierce Richard, storekecper Roach Thomas, shoemaker Saunders Thomas, carriagemalker Stewart John, J.P.FRANKVILLE\u2014A village in the township ot Kitley, county of Leeds.Agricultural shows are held here for the North riding of Leeds and Grenville every October.Distant from Gravel Pit Crossing 7 miles, from Irish Creek, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 11 miles, fare 60c.Mail daily.l\u2019opulation about 200.Bennett Mrs.Jane, wid William Boyd Thomas, farmer Brown Thomas, laborer Cannon George H., postmaster, storekeeper Clark James, laborer Clutterbuck Henry, shoemaker Connor Misses Fanny & Margaret, milliners Connor Samuel, tanner, shoemaker and town clerk Cross & Soper, storekeepers De Wolf William, hotelkeeper Dixon George A., storekeeper Dowsley David, carpenter Dowsley William, brickmaker Eaton William, farmer Ferguson Robert W., J.P., hotelkeeper Gotf Mrs., wid Joseph Heanton Samuel, harnessmaker Hornick Robert W ., carpenter Hunt Absalom, carriagemaker Humphreys Henry, blacksmith Humphreys William, blacksmith Johnston rev.Robert, New Connexion methodist Kilborn James, carpenter Kilborn Levi, blacksmith Kilborn Noah, blacksmith Lander Alfred, M.D., coroner Leggett Robert A., farmer Logan James, shoemaker McCrea Hiram, J.P.clerk Division court Moran George, hotelkeeper Munro Israel, farmer Newsom Mrs.Amelia, wid Thomas Ogden rev, Thomas, New Connexion methodist Rathwell Robert, harnessmaker Richards Christopher, school teacher Richards Richard, laborer Rudd George, harnessmaker Rudd James, farmer Stone Uriah, bailiff, farmer Stuart Benjamin, carriagemaker Tupper Wilkinson, tanner * FREDERICKSBURG\u2014 À villago in the township of Middioton, county of Norfolk.A large trade is carried on here in sawn lumber.Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 12 miles, from Port Dover, on Lake Erie, 20 miles, from Brantford, a station of the Buffalo aud * The post office is called Delhi.\u2018| Lawson Peter, Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 25 miles.Mail daily.Populu- tion about 800, Bell B.F., tanner Bell W.H., tanner BLAKE WARREN H, M.D, C.V.M, M.P.L., druggist, coroner for county of Norfolk Birdsall Peter, farmer Burkart William, farmer Burgess James, school teacher Chase Mrs., wid Church Joseph, cabinetmaker Cline Fisher, laborer Cline Henry, farmer Cline Lemuel B., farmer Cline Oliver, farmer Cline Peter, farmer Conlin Edward, former Cook Luke, storekeeper Cook Luke, J.P., farmer Craymer Jacob, farmer Crosier James, blacksmith Crysler Roger, J.P., farmer De Witt J.L., pumpmaker Dunbar Derrick, waggonmaker Eagles Gideon N., farmer Eagles Henry W., farmer Earle Xenophon Fonger George, miller Forbis John, innkeeper Gilbert John E., carpenter Gilbert rev.Charles W., Wesleyan Hall D., saddler Heath Mortimer, farmer Henderson Mrs., wid Herron John, carpenter Hilliker Henry C., waggonmaker Howey Harvey, farmer Howey Israel M., blacksmith Hubbard John, tailor Hunt Mrs.Sarah, wid Robert Jay Russell, laborer Jelinean Charles, blacksmith Kemp James, innkeeper Kitchen John, J.P., farmer Lambert J acob, butcher Lambert William, fulling mill Lawson Joseph, farmer tanner Lobb rev.Richard J., Baptiet Long David, carpenter Long John, laborer Lougstreet Edward, cabinetmaker Mackay Robert W., school teacher Malcolm J.C., teacher Meredith Henry, blacksmith Mero John, waggonmaker Messacar John, laborer Orme rev.J.H, New Connexion methodist Owen Anson, miller Owen Egbert, grocer Powell Mrs.Elizabeth, wid lenry Power Robert, innkeeper Riach John, J.P., farmer Roman Loranz, shoemaker Ryder Henry J., J.P., farmer Ryder Jolin, sen., farmer Sanderson John B., jun., waggonmaker Sanderson Miss Elizabeth, milliner Schmidt Frederick, shoemaker Seeple R., saddler Skinner Thomas, assistant postmaster Smith Joseph K., farmer Smith Lewis H., baker confectioner Smith Thomas, farmer Snivley Abram, J.P., blacksmith Sovereen A.W,, M.D.Sovercen F., farmer Sovereen Henry Sovereen Jacob, mill owner Sovereen William L., J.P., farmer Swayze Samuel S., carpenter Turnbull Walter T., J.P., farmer ONTARIO] DOMINION 337 DIRECTORY.Fre-Fur Ward Isaac H.Ward William J., iron foundry Whitside James, J.P.postmaster, storekeeper and mill owner Wilkinson William A., cabinetmaker Wilson Daniel, J.P., farmer Wilson Daniel, storekeeper Wilson Daniel S., laborer Wilson John A., farmer Wilson Robert M., farmer Winslow Clark, carpenter WOOD GEORGE W., M.D.Wyatt Peter, farmer FREELTON\u2014A villagein the township of West Flamboro, county of Wentworth.Distant from Dundas, à station of the Great Western railway, 11 miles, fare 624c.; from Hamilton 16 miles, from Toronto 55 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Addison Mrs.Ellen, wid, proprietress Freelton house Allen Michael, shoemaker Bready James, waggonmaker Bready John, waggonmaker Brown David, carpenter Bryden James, tailor Curry George, blacksmith Davidson Peter, carpenter Ferguson James, carpenter Flock Christopher William, M.D.Foley And, proprietor Half-way house Freel Patrick Freelton house, Mrs.Ellen Addison, proprietress Gould Peter, teamster Gilliland Thomas, miller Half-way house, And.Foley, proprietor Hirst James & Edward storekeepers Hirst James, of J.& E.Hirst, postmaster Hood James, laborer Hood Joan, lanorer Johnston Mrs.Mary, wid Wm., grocery Kenny Charles, grist and flour mill Lilly Daniel, tailor McDonald William, saw mill McManus Martin G., tailor Metherell George, M.D.Murray Duncan, farmer Ross John, storekeeper Rouley James, storekeeper Sullivan Thomas, engineer Teef Charles, drover FREEPORT-A post office station in the township and county of Waterloo.Distant from Bertin, & station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, fare 25c.; from Preston, a station of the Great Western railway, 4 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100, Aison Abraham B., master, blacksmith Bowman Isaac L., principal of Freeport academy Bowman rev.Jacob 13, Jrampien Charles, weaver Freeport academy, Isaac L.Bowman, principal Gehl Richard, farmer Gimble Bartel, farmer Gimble Henry, carpenter ilewet Elias, laborer Kropp rev.Henry Lantz Henry, carpenter Plowman rev.George, United brethren Schlichter rev.John B.Shelly David, laborer Sherk rev.Abraham B., assistant in Freeport ncadem Snyder Daniel B., farmer Snyder David, farmer Snyder Elias B., postmaster Weaver Amos, farmer Weaver Emanuel, farmer assistant post- Weaver rev.Abraham FREIRURG-\u2014A small village in the township and county of Waterloo.Distant from Breslau, a\u2019station of the Grand Trunk railwa , 44 miles, fare 76¢.; from Toronto 62 miles.Mail daily.Population about 50, Bactz Lawrence, farmer Bruce Anthony, farmer Pebrenbach Mathias, farmer Frank Augustin, farmer Gale Anthony, farmer Hanse Andrew, blacksmith Holder Alexander, farmer Houch Adam, farmer Hunt Joseph, farmer Knepfler Charles, farmer Martin Celestin, farmer Mathel Michael, farmer Rombach Ferd., postmaster, hotelkeeper Schmaly Jacob, farmer Schlosser Mathias, mason Sœur Barnard, farmer Spetzig Peter, farmer Stapler George, laborer Suber Joseph, farmer Vogt Anthony, farmer Weiler Anthony, farmer Weiler Joseph, farmer Weiler Xafer, tailor Wendling Joseph, farmer *FRENCHMAN'S BAY\u2014A small village in the towuship of Pickering, coutity of Ontario.It is a station of the Grand Trunk railway and a port of entry.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here, Distant from Dunbarton 1} miles, from Toronto 20 miles.Population about 100.Burrill John, laborer CANADIAN EXPRESS CO, J.Oddie, agent Davis John, laborer Dewey Alexander, jun., laborer Dewey Alexander, sawyer Edwards William, carpenter Fisher John, innkeeper Gardner Calvin, carpenter Gardner Stephen, farmer Hilts James, innkeeper Isanc William, clerk Lynch William, bookkeeper MeOort William, fisherman Magee David, laborer Marks Daniel, teamster Matthews William, carpenter Milton Gernon, fisherman MONTREAL TELEGRAPH Co.Moore Edwin, mariner Morell Peter, laborer Morrison David, telegraph operator O\u2019Brien Matthew, laborer ODDIE J., agent Canadian Express Co.Palmer Albert, farmer Palmer Weston, farmer Palmer William, bar tender Plumerfelt Daniel, laborer Stoner Abraham, fisherman Stoner Peter, laborer Stoner William, farmer Whitesides William, harbor master Woodruff Iva, teamster Wright Salisbuyg, fisherman FROGMORE\u2014A post office station in the township of Toronto, county of Peal, Distant from Port Credit, a station of the Great Western railway, 7 miles, fare 25c; from Hamilton 52 miles.\u2018Mail daily.Population about 150.Alwell Thomas, broker Axford William, postmaster Jameron Albert Cameron Donald, J.P.Cameron William, farmer Clifton John D,, blacksmith *Tho post office is at Dunbarton.The station \u201cwas formerly onlied Liverpool weet.25 Comrooer Clarence Comrooer Austin G., carpenter Comrooer Samuel, farmer, hop and grape grower Dickson Miss, milliner Falconer James, farmer Forbes George, drill instructor Hickey Thomas, mason House Miss Emily, school teacher Johnston rev.Robert, Wesleyan Marlatt George, farmer Mason Thomas, gardener Mitchell colonel Charles Moss John, farmer Oxford Edward J., storekeeper Rowe Juhn, blacksmith mrefford Ira, farmer Taylor Hen op grower Taylor rev.Édwarde ch of England Wheeler Isaac, farmer FROME \u2014 À small village in the township of Southwold, county of Elgin, Distant from St Thomas, a station of the London and Port Stanley railway, 7 miles, Mail tri-weekly.Population about 30.Edwards rev.Andrew, Wesleyan Hindley rev.John, Congregationalist McLean Archibald, blacksmith Morse James, postmaster, carpenter Palmer rev, H.B.) Episcopal methodist Randal Frederick, J.P., farmer Shearn Hugh, farmer She:rn Thomas, farmer FULLARTON\u2014A villaze on the river Thames, township of Fullarton, county of Perth.Country produce affords the rincipal trade here.Distant from Strat- fora, a station of the Grand Trunk rajl- way, 16 miles, fare 40c.Mail daily.Population about 160.Adams John, M.D.Andrew John, carpenter Buchan John, postmaster, storekeeper Burns Alexander, M.D.Davidson Peter, M.D.Davis Samuel, agent Fullarton hotel, John Getler, proprietor Gettler J obn, proprietor Fullarton hotel Haynes William Henry, blacksmith Hugill William, shoemaker Jeffries John B., shoemaker Kerr William, tanner: McDonald Robert, M.D.McEwen rev.D.8, Baptist Parsons George, M.D.Rice George, storekeeper Rigg Anthony B., builder Robins rev.Paul, Bible christian Ross William H., school teacher Rowland George, blacksmith Rush George, carpenter Woodley James, farmer \u2018Woodley John, farmer FULTON\u2014A small village in the township of Grimsby, county of Lincoln.Distant from Winona, a station of tho Great Western railway, 7 miler, from Hamilton 17 miles, Mail tri-weekly.Population about 150.Atkison Amos, farmer Bartlet Omer, farmer Buckbee James H., farmer Buckbee Price, farmer Germain Sheldon, mail carrier Gilmore William, butcher Grassie John, postmaster, blacksmith Horton John, carpenter Lampman William, farmer Limburner William, farmer Lind John, farmer Lyons Nathan, farmer McClinche Lock, farmer McColtam Daniel, farmer Merrett Alanson, farmer Nelson Aaron, farmer Parker Merrett, farmer GAD-GALT DOMINION 338 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE or Scott James, farmer Smith James, farmer Spice George, farmer Stephens John A., farmer Stephens William, farmer Weaver Augustus, farmer \u2018Wheat Courtland, farmer \u2018Wheat Nelson, farmer GA D'S HILL-A village in the townships of Ellice and North Easthope, county of Perth.Distant from Stratford, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, fare 25e.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 80.Callin James, constable Crinkley A.W.B., saw mill Crinkley William B, postmaster Dieble Henry, waggonmaker Fleechauer John, waggonmaker Hausenflue Henry, blacksmith Kollman Jacob, saw mill Laudenschlager Adam, cooper Mathews Miss, teacher Mitchell William, innkeeper Ratz Henry, saw mill Yonker Frederick, innkeeper GAL'E\u2014An incorporated town in the township of North Dumfries, county of Waterloo.It is pleasantly situated on both sides of Grand river, near the mouth of Mill Creek.It possesses extensive water power.This is fully emplo ed in driving the machinery of severa large manufacturing establishments, flouring and other mills, The town boasts of many handsome buildings.Its situation in the centre of a rich agricultural district renders its prospects most encouraging.Thisis astation ofthe Galt andGuelph branch of the Great Western railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant irom Berlin, the county town, 12 miles, from Guelph, 14: miles, fare 60c.; from Hamilton 25 miles, fare $1.25.; from Toronto 70 miles.Mail daily.Population about 4000.Adam John, laborer \u2018Adams John, trader, Wellington st \u2018Addison Alexander, librarian and cabinetmaker, Town hall Addison Miss Mary, fancy goods, Main st Agate William, fitter, Shade st \u2018Aikens Thomas, proprietor Union hotel \u2018Aitchison Robt., tailor, North Water st Albion hotel, Peter Lavin, proprietor, North Water st Allan James, carpenter, Main st ALLAN JOHN, editor, proprietor and printer of the Galt Reformer, Main st Allen Daniel, contractor, Market sq Allenby Frederick G., barrister, North Water st AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., James G.Traser, agent, North Water st AMERICAN HOTEL, R.Curliss, proprietor, Main st Anderson Isaac, trader, Harris st \u2018Anderson James, Concession st Anderson James, laborer, Hawthorne st \u2018Andrice Martin, butcher, Macadamized road Ante Gustave, tailor, Maple st Arnot Alexander, proprietor brewery, Main st Atkinson Mrs.Catherine, Melville st Austin Samuel, storekeeper, Main st \u2018Austin Stewart, finisher, Church st Baikie Mrs.Elizabeth, wid rev.James, Ainslie Baker Abner K., oyster saloon Baker George, professor of music, Main st Baker Henry, weaver Galt wid John, BALL ABRAM T.H,, barrister, attorney, solicitor, &c., Commercial buildings, h cor Main and South Water sts Ball W.Herbert, law student, Commercial buildings Ballantine John, factory Ballantyne John, finisher, West Main st Ballantyne Robert, carpenter, West Main st Barazel Richard, tailor, North Water st Barber George, shoemaker, Shade st Barbour John, cabinetmaker, North Water st Bargy Abraham, clerk, High st Barker Frederick, wool sorter, North Water st Barr Peter, machinist, Cedar st Barrclough Mrs.Phobe, wid John Barrett James, laborer Burrett Mrs.Kate, wid Richard, North Water st Barry Thomas, tailor, Shade st Barton Samuel, blacksmith, Glebe st Beattie Andrew, weaver, Ouk st Beattie Duvid, teamster, Davidson st Beauchamp John, spinner, Church st Bell Adam, teamster, Glebe st Bell Richard, laborer, West Main st Bell William, teamster, West Main st Bell William, teamster, Sprague st Benn Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Walter H.Benny Robert, foundryman, Metcalfe st Bernhart William, proprietor Inker- mann inn, North Water st Berry Robert, laborer, Church st Bigger William, of Spiers & Bigger, Victoria av, h Sprague st Bird John, millwright, Church st Bisch William, blacksmith, Main st Black Francis, blacksmith, High st Blacklock Mrs., wid, Beverley st Blain James, at Dickson\u2019s mills Blain Richard, miller, South Water st, h West Main st BLAIN JAMES, proprietor Dickson\u2019s miils, and owner of the whole water ower on the Grand River in Galt, Tetcalfe st Blyth David, cooper, George st Boomer rev.Michael, LL.D.rector Trinity church, Pine hill, Blair road Booth William, foreman, State st Booty James, brewer, Shade st Bowman Alex., teamster, Church st Bradish Lorenzo, foreman, South Water manager woollen st Braid John, & Co., grocers, Main st Braid John, of John Braid & Co., Main st Braidwood Walter, trader, Macadamized road Breimer Ferdinand H., barber, Main st Brett Charles, laborer, Rear st Brickbill Mrs.Haldone, wid Philip, Beverley st BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE C0., J.II.Miller, agent Broom John, spinner, North Water st Broomfield Robert, carpenter, West Main st Brown Alexander, carpenter, Church st Brown David, clerk, Colborne st Brown Edward J., post office clerk Brown John P., M.D., North Water st Brown Robt.S., dentist,North Water st Brown Thomas, laborer, Sprague st Brownlow Thomas, merchant, Main st, h North Water st Bruce George, mason, Queen st Bruce John, laborer, Brook st Bryce Mrs.Frs, tailoress, West Main st Brydon Walter, carriagemaker, Dundas road Buchanan Alexander, South Water st Buck Nicholas, tailor, Bruce st Bunston John, shoemaker, Beverley gt Burnett Alexander, market clerk Burnett tages, Maple st Burnett W.S., & Co., tanners, Victor Burnett Walter s, of We.Barnes & Co, Glenmorris st Burnett Wm., blacksmith, Melville st Burrows Richard, laborer, Beverley st Cairns Alexander, finisher, Bruce st Callahan Mrs, wid Jolin, Beverley st Callaghan Owen, laborer, Portland st Cameron Donald, foreman, West Main st Cameron John, machinist, Cedar si Campbell Mrs., wid, Beverley st CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CU Willian Cooke, agent ?CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE G.H.Patterson, manager ! Cane Mrs.Ellison, wid Trayton, High st Cant Adam, patternmaler, Forbes st Cant Hugh, saddler, Main st, h South Water st Cant John, carringe trimmer, North Water st, h Forbes st Cant Mrs.Helen, wid Francis, Forbes st Cant Mrs.Allison, wid Hugh, Glebe st Carney James, laborer, Malcolm st Carter Alexander, of Carter & Todd Carter & Todd, commission merchants, Main st Carter Win., laborer, South Water st Castle Jas., cloth dresser, North Waterst Cavanagh Jeremiah, teamster, Main st Cave Joseph, plasterer, Samuelston st CAVERS JOHN, manager Royal Canadian bank Central school, J.B.Gray, head master, Dundas st Christopherson rev.H., Wesleyan Church Henry, maltster, Shade st CITIZENS\u2019 INSURANCE CO.OF CANADA, J.G.Dykes, agent, Hawthorne st Clark Ths., customs officer, Concession st Clarke John, proprietor Young Canadian saloon Cochrane Mrs., wid, Macadamized road COLWELL THOMAS, proprietor of Queen\u2019s Arms hotel and Commercial hotel, Hawthorne st - COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Thomas Col- well, proprietor, Hawthorne st Common school, Miss Somerville, teacher, West Main st Connell David, carriagemaker Connor Pat., boilermaker, West Main st Cook Mrs.Penelope, wid Peter, Queen st COOKE WILLIAM, manager Merchants Bank of Canada, insurance agent, l North Water st Cornell Mrs.Mary, wid S., Church st CORPORATION OF GALT, Adam Ker, mayor Corridan Nicholas, blacksmith, Shade st Coulter Joseph, engineer, Queen st Coulter William, carpenter, Shade st Covey David, miler {ion st Covey Samuel, gardener, Church st Cowan James, of Lutz & Co.Cox John, luborer, Sprague st Crane Harry, carpenter, Cameron st Crane John, shoemaker, Cameron st Crane Willinm, carpenter, Cameron st Crawford John, chandler, High st Crombie James, director Royal Canadian bank, West Main st Crombie James, & Co, commission merchants Cromarty Peter, cooper Coopper James, carpenter Crystal Mrs., wid, Forbes st Cunningham John, weaver, Chapman st Curliss James, teamster millers and ONTARIO.] DOMINION 339 DIRECTORY; GALT.CURLISS ROBERT, proprietor American hotel, Main 34, rat vert rs, wi eda.pue Byron, discount clerk Merchants Bank of Canada Dalgleish Thomas, mason, Bruce st eorge, mason .Dante pm frame knitter, West Main st Dasson Mrs.M.,wid John,North Water st Davidson John, postmaster, Main st Davis James Ww, of Davis & Son Davis & Son, tinsmiths and foundry, North Water st .+ Davis William, of Davis & Son Deans Peter, mason, Beverley st Deans William Carter, M.D.; Deary James, Ontario hotel, Main st Dennis Henry, teamster, Shade st Dennis Mrs., wid Francis, Shade st Dennis F., teamster, Shade st Diggins Frank, laborer, Beverley st DICKSON'S MILLS, James Blain, pro- rietor Divkson William, High st ; Dill Mrs.Julia, wid Wm., West Main st Distin W.L., Shade st DOMINION BOOK STORE, James Henderson, proprietor Donahoe Peter, laborer, Kerr st DONALDSON JAMES C., LL.B, barrister, attorney, solicitor, &c., Commercial buildings Douglas William, Metcalfe st Dowker John, Beverley st Dryden Andrew, of Dryden & Co, Harris st Dryden Thomas, carpenter, Sprague st Dryden & Co., saw mill, Harris st Durand Charles A.of Durand & Philip DURAND & PHILIP, barristers, attorneys at law, &c.Duthrie Mrs.Ann, wid James, West Main st DYKES J.G., town clerk and treasurer, agent Citizens\u2019 Insurance Co of Canada, Hawthorne st Edgar John, South Water st Edmand John W.dry goods and groceries, Main st Elliott John, laborer, Shade st Elliott William, photographer, Main st Dimslie Alexander, of Fleming & Co., Lvans \u2014, tanner, Sprague st Evans Francis, agent fon, Myles, Hawthorne st Evans Richard, blacksmith, Samuel- ston st ! Fairgrieve George, carpenter, Rose st Farquharson Donald, Rose st Peeney Michael, laborer, South Water st Ferguson D, & Co, house painters, s Ferguson Daniel, of D.Ferguson & Co West Main st © \u201d Ferguson John, clerk, West Main st perguson Joh, laborer, NorthWater st Bits ra Ada, lel Finley William, laborer, Kerr s Fisher Mr Ged aborer, Kerr st , S.; eorgiana, wid Alexander, Thomas S agent, Hawthor ishe sS.thorne st Piasimmons Alfred, of Lilly & Fitesim- FLINING & CO., books and stationery, TLENING JOHN, of Fleming & Co, 8 À hos groceries, &c., Main sy 18,, wid, Chapman st Fox Charles À, watchmaker Main st 0x J.x runs baggageman G.R., Haw- Fraser Alexander, porter G.W.R.Fraser Donald, laborer, Brock st FRASER JAMES G., telegraph and express agent, North Water st, h Race st Fulton William, stonemason, Glebe st Galt brewery, Alexander Arnot, proprietor, Main st Galt Grammar school, Hunter st Galt hotel, James Hetherington, proprietor, Main st GALT REFORMER, weekly, annual subscription $2; John Allan, editor, proprietor and printer, Main st GALT REPORTER, weekly, annual subscription $2; Jaffray Brothers, editors, proprietors and printers, Commercial buildings, Main st Gash Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Richard Geddes James D., accountant Royal Canadian bank Geddes Mrs.Mary, wid John, Walnut st Gibb David, finisher, Glebe st Gibb Malcolm, blacksmith, Glebe st Gilholm Robert, saw mill, Chisholm st Gillies Peter, wag onmaker, Church st Girdlestone Mrs.Charlotte, wid captain Charles, Blair road Goldie John, of Goldie, McCulloch & Co., West Main st GOLDIE, McCULLOCH & CO., founders and manufacturers of every description of wool machinery, engines and mill machinery, saw mill and wood working machines, water wheels, &c., West Main st Gourlay James, finisher, Glebe st Goodall James, tanner, Glenmorris st Goodall John, JP, Samuelston st GorthMrs.Annie, tailoress, West Main st GORE DISTRICT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., John Fleming.president ; Thomas M.Simons, secretary ; Robert McLean, inspector Gourlay John, finisher, Forbes st Graham Wm., carpenter, Concession st Grant Alex., mason, South Water st Graviston John, shoemaker, State st Gray J.B., head master Central school, Dundas st Gray Mrs.Alice, wid Henry, fancy store, Main st Gray Robert, patternmaker, Main st Greig James, shoemaker, Main st Greisch John, shoemaker Grindley James, engineer, West Main st Groul William, shoemaker, Beverley st Gunn Alexander, Railroad st Gugglsberg Fred, dry goods, Main st HABBICK JOHN, dry goods, millinery and clothing, Main st Hall William, laborer, North Water st Hambley Charles, miller Hamilton Archibald, blacksmith, Beverley st ° Hanavant Mrs, wid James, Beverley st Hariot Jas., boiler maker, West Main st Harrison Thomas, moulder, West Main st Harris Thomas W., assistant postmaster Hartman Sylvester,laborer, West Main st Hauseman J., japanner, North Water st Havill James, plasterer, Concession st Hay George, laborer, West Main st Hay John, foreman, West Main st Hay Peter, machinist, West Main st Hays Jol, laborer, Race st Heath Mrs.Ann, wid, Main st Heinhold William, hatter and furrier, Main st, h Cameron st Henderson James, Carpenter, Forbes st HENDERSON JAMES, proprietor Dominion book store, Main st, h South Water st Henderson Wm., teamster, West Main st Henshelwood Peter, teamster, Brook st, Queen st west Herriot George, tanner, Kay st Hetherington James, proprietor Galt hotel, Main st Hewitt Carson, Water st Hickey Cornelius, carriage trimmer, Beverley st Higgids Patrick, gardener, Portland st Hill Thomas, cutter, Kerr st Hillbert Mrs.H., wid Sam., West Main st Hillhouse Thomas, weaver, George st Hobson Jacob, West Main st Hoffman Charles, tanner, Bond st Hogan \u2014, millwright, Glebe st Hogg Francis, saw mill, Main st Hogg Jameg, saw mill, Main st Hohl Jacob®carpenter, Race st Hood Adam, carpenter, Bruce st Hood Thomas, miller, Chapman st Howell Daniel, of Robinson & Howell, South Water st Hume Alexander, Glenmorris st HUME GAVIN, bardware merchant and dealer in groceries, &c., Queen sq Hunt John, weaver, West Main st Hunter A., foundryman, Davidson st Hunter, James, egg merchant, Main st Hunter Thomas, photographer Husband George E., M.D., Melville st Inkermann inn, W.Bernhart, proprietor, North Water st Irvine Matt., millstone builder, Glebe st Irwin William, clerk, Main st Israel Miss C., sewing machine office, North Water st Jackson John, McKenzie st Jackson John, boot and shoe dealer Jackson John, of Morris & Jackson, Water st Jaffray George, of Juffray Brothers, Dundas road JAFFRAY BROTHERS, proprietors and printers of the Galt Reporter, Commercial buildings, Main st Jaffray James, bookbinder, Church st Jaffray Peter, weaver, North Water Jaffray Richard, of Jaffray Brothers.Concession st Jagger Geo., marble polisher, Church st James John, laborer, Rollo st Jamieson John, farmer, Cedar st Jamieson Mrs.Ellen, store, Main st Jardine & Co., blacksmiths, Main st Jardine John.of Jardine & Co.Jardine Walter, of Jardine & Co., Shade st Jenks Adam.boilermaker, Main st Job Charles Conliffe, M.D.Johnson Henry.Buck tavern, Sprague st Johnson Mrs.Esther, wid James, Bruce st Johnson Samuel, painter, Sprague st Johnston William, cutter, West Main st Jordan John, blacksmith, Main st Kannedy John, carpenter, Slade st Kay Alexander, foundryman, Beverley st Kay Hugh, painter Kay Jas., carriagemaker, North Water st Kay John, jeweller, Main st Kay Mrs.Eleanor, wid William, grocery, North Water st Keachie John B,, carpenter West Main st Keefer Peter, clerk Division court.Cameron st Kellaher Patrick, laborer, Church st Kelly Thomas, carriagemaker, Market st KER ADAN, mayor Kerr William, M.D.Kimble John, moulder Kimpton Mrs.F,, wid, John st Kingbour Mich., laborer, South Water st Kinsman Nicholas, Concession st blacksmith, South Kinsman Richard, axe maker GALT.DOMINION 340 DIRECTORY.[ProviNeE or Kirkpatrick Jas.livery stable, Church st Kirkpatrick John, bailiff, Dundas road \u2018Knowles Frederick, miller, Shade st Knox Thomas, baker, Main st Kremer Charles, furniture dealer Laidlaw Mrs.Beattie, wid William, West Main st Laidlaw William W., sash, door and blind factory,North Water st,h King st Laird George, carpenter, Pine st Lamb Robert, cloth finisher, Glebe st Lammond Mrs.Dorothy, wid John, Samuelston Lanaghan Andrew, foreman, bds Main st Landry Mrs.Ellen, wid John, Bruce st Lavin Peter, proprietor Albion hotel, North Water st 4 Lavin Peter J., grocer, Main s Lawless James, laborer, Brook st Lawson James, Gleumorris st Leatherdale James, carpenter, Queen st Levitt Samuel, grocer, Market sq Lewis Alfred, barber, Main st Lewis Malcolm, carpenter,Samuelston st Lilly & Fitzsimmons, grocers, Main st Lilly James, of Lilly & Fitzsimmons Little David, mason, Cedar st Little David, tailor, Main st, h Church st Little John, foundryman, Bruce st Little Thomas, cabinetmaker Little Thomas, tanner, Cedar st LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE CO., Willian Cooke, agent Livett Frederick, laborer, Glebe st Livett Samuel C., grocer, Main Lockie Mrs.Jane, wid, Church st Logan Samuel, cooper, Macadamized road Long Mrs., wid, Beverley st Logan James C., agent, North Water st Louis William, barber, Main st LUTZ & CO., iron founders and agrn- cultural implement makers, manufacturers of hot pressed nuts Lutz Morris C., of Lutz & Co., Ainsley Macdonald W illiam, marble cutter, Shade st Macgregor Robert, boot and shoe dealer, Main st Maclean Robert, McKenzie st MacNaughton Duncan, McKenzie st MACGREGOR ALEXANDER, deputy reeve, insurance agent, Main st Mackenzie E.C., clerk Merchants Bank of Canada McArthur Robert, shoemaker, Cedar st McAuslan John, laborer McAuslin Jolin, cooper, South Water st McBroom William, grocer, Main st, h North Water McCall John, machinist, West Main st McCrudden Mrs., wid James, Beverley st McCulloch Hugh, of Goldie, McCulloch & Co., West Main st McDermott Charles, bricklayer, Portland st McDonough Thomas, constable McDougalt Adam, carpenter and joiner, West Main st McDougall John, carpenter and joiner, West Main st McDougall Robert, carpenter and joiner, West Main st McFarlane Mrs.Mary, wid John, West Main st McFeiggan James, bookkeeper, South Water st McGee John, laborer, Church st McGowan Patrick, weaver, High st McGregor William, blacksmith, West Main st insurance agent, laborer, Glebe st rew, bookkeeper Dum- West McGregor Jolin Mecllwraith And fries foundry McIntosh Thomas, Main st McKay Alexander, laborer, Oxford st McKeand Dr.Donald, dentist, Glebe st McKechnie Mrs.Catherine, wid Peter, North Water st MeKeller Mrs, wid Duncan McKelvie Robert, carpenter, Race st MeKendrick James, plasterer, Race st McKenzie Mrs.Malcolm, wid, Chapman st McLachlan John, finisher, West Main st McLachlan William, tailor, Glebe st McLachlan Wm, weaver, Church st McLean Donald, excise collector, Railroad st McLean Robert, inspector of agencies, Gore District Mutual Fire Insurance Co., h McKenzie McLeod Donald, machinist, State st MeMicken Mrs.Mary, wid William, Chapman st McMillan Thomas, seedsman, Main st McRae \u2014, tailor, Bond st McRae James, shade st McRae Mrs.Martha, wid Alexander, West Main st McTague James, tinsmith, Main st McVicar William, machinist, South Water st McWhirter Miss Jessie,dressmaker, Main gardener, st McWillam Charles, tailor, Main st, h Maple st Mabler Mrs.Margaret, wid Adam, n Water st Mahoney James, laborer, Beverley st Mahoney Mrs., wid, Beverley st Main Henry, of Main & Scrimger Main Henry, livery stable Main & Scrimger, livery stables, Main st Maleolm Andrew, furniture maker, West Main st Malcom Andrew, jun.,carpenter,Glebe st Malcomson James, carpenter Mann Edwin, moulder, Rear st MARKET EXCHANGE HOTEL,D.R.Scrimger, Church st Martin Mrs.Annie, wid William, Beverley st Mather Mrs.Shade st Maxwell Miss Nancy, North Water st Meikle James, Bruce st Mcikle John, harnessmaker, Main st, h Bruce st Mellish Robert, painter and hanger, North Water st Menzies Alexander C., luborer, Concession st MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA, William Cooke,manager, North Water Mary, wid Alexander, paper st Mickleborough Joseph, clerk MIDDLEMISS A.L., station master G.T.R.Middlemiss Robert, carpenter, Bruce st Miller Daniel, accountant Merchants Bank of Canada Miller Henry, druggist, Main st Miller John, finisher, Melville st MILLER JOHN H., barrister, attorney, &c., and insurance agent Miller Robert, M.D.Miller William, judge, Coof Waterloo Miller William, baker, North Water Milligan James, mason, Beverley st Minto Robert, shoemaker, West Main st Mitchell Mrs.Mary J., wid Robert, West Main st Monkman William, laborer, Kerr st MONTREAL TELEGRAPH (gq James G.Fraser, agent ?Moran Edward, marblecutter,Beverley st Morgan Charles G., teller Merchanty Bank of Canada Moore John, cooper, Railroad st Moore John, finisher, Church st Moore Mrs.Agues, wid Richard, North Water st Morris & Jackson, hoot und shoe dealers Main st \u2019 Morris Thomas, of Morris & Jackson Morton Angus, Macadanized road Muir rev.Jumes B., St Andrew\u2019s church Presbyterinn, n Forbes st ' Muirhead Willinm, tinsmith, Main st Mundell John, freight clerk G.W.R.Main st Munroe Geo., carpenter, South Water st Murdoch lugh, baker, Main st Murphy Daniel, laborer Murphy George, tinsmith, bds Main st Murray Robert, cooper, North Water st Murray Walter, harnessmaker, High st Myles Thomas,conl merchant, I.Evang, agent, llawthorne st Nast Samuel, luborer Neilson James, baker, Main st Neilson William, school teacher, West Main st Nicol Mrs.Margaret, wid David, storc- keeper, Main st Norris William, laborer, Beverley st NORTH BRITISH ANDMERCANTILE INSURANCE CO,, J.H.Miller, agent Nuttall John, carpenter, Davidson st Oates Mrs.Plilippi, wid Philip, Beverley grocer, West st O'Hanley Allan, Brook st O'Hanley Angus, tanner, South Water st Oliver Andrew, druggist, North Water st Oliver George, trader, n South Water st Oliver Mrs, Jemima, wid Adam, West Main st Oliver Simon, sop factory, West Main st Oliver William, sawyer Ontario hotel, James Deary, Main st Osborne William, of J.Braid & Co, mill owner Ovens William, foundryman, Forbes st Parker Jolm, moulder, David st Patrick James, factory band, North Water st Patrick Robert, woollen fuctory, North Water st PATTERSON GEORGE IL, manager Canadian Bank of Commerce Patterson James, carpenter, Maple st Patterson James, foreman, Cliurch st Patterson John, laborer, Maple st Patterson Misses Mary & Isubellu, dressmakers Patterson Mrs.Mary, wid Andrew, Samuclston st .Patterson Thomas, carpenter, Melville st Patton John, spinner, Beverley st Pearson John, West Main st Peck l'homus, maltster, Shade st, h Beverley st Pentland Miss Helen, milliner, West Main st Perry Arthur, finisher, Glebe st Phatro George, moulder, West Main st Philip George S., of Durand & Philip, Markot st Philip John Roy, Phillips George, West Muin st ; Pickurd James, butcher, Mucndamized roud .Pickering William, clerk, tides st M.D., Church st barrister and solicitor, ONTARIO.| DOMINION 341 DIRECTORY.GALT.Pollock James, provincial land surveyor, West Main st ; Polson Andrew, dry goods, Main st Polson Angus, of Polson & Co, dry oods, Main st, h Shade st Polson & Co., grocers, Main at Polson Robert, of Polson & Co.Porteous James, clerk, Glebe st Prescott George, clerk, Shade st | Prescott Mrs, Ann, wid George, Shade st Prest Mrs, wid, Market st Prest William, foreman, Bruce st Price William, painter, Queen st Quarrie William, sadder, Main st QUEEN'S ARMS HOTEL, Thomas Col- well, proprietor, Queen\u2019s sq Ramsay John, moulder, Glebe st Ramsay Mrs.Christiana, wid James, Railroad st .; Reid Robert, dentist, West Main st RELIANCE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO, J.H.Miller, agent Richardson Jonn, machinist, Macadamized road Richardson Samuel, M.D.Riddell Archibald, machinist, West Main st Robb Alexander, Chapman st Robertson Donald, dry goods, Shade st Robertson James, spinner, Chapman st Robinson Edward, boot and shoe maker, Main st, h Beverley Robinson & Howell, woollen manufacturers Robinson Mrs.Mary, wid John, West Main st Robinson Howell Robson James, of R.& J.Robson Rabson R.& J, builders and carpen- ers Robson Roger, of R.& J.Robson Rogers Mrs.Rebecca, wid Alexander Ross John, machinist, Cedar st Roy Alexander, laborer, Macadamized road ROYAL CANADIAN BANK, Jobn Cavers, manager Ruff William, painter, Beverley st Rutherford Thomas, carpenter, Glebe st Sampson Theophilus, magistrate, Main st Sanderson John C.,, carpenter South Water st Saunders David, saddler Saunders Robert, engineer, West Main 8 SCRIMGER DAVID R., Market Ex- , change hotel, Church st Scott James, sash ind store Mill eg and door factory, Scott John, marble works, Fides st Scott Mrs.Eliza, wid John B ardi house, Main st » bourding Seott Robert, of Trotter & Scott, Maple watchman G.W.R,, William, of Robinson & Soot Walter, carpenter, Church st S Cott William, carpenter, Mackenzie st Qurimger James R., grain merchant ermger William R, of Main & Scrim- Seagram Main s Sharp James, Race st Sharp John, shingle maker, Church st Cornelius, laborer, S| ; tr, Shade st Shea homas, finisher, Church st hearson W.'A.Shane Co., Beverie of W.A.Shenrson & S Sep w.9 & Co, millers, &e.bh Uncan, pedlar, Macadamized Sheppard John H., sale pr.Thomas, surgeon, West sman, Queen st Sudden James, Bond st Sudden John, Queen st Simons Thomas M., secretary to Gore District Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Queen st Simpson John, machinist, Hawthorne st Sinclair Alexander, laborer, Beverley st Skelly James, blacksmith, West Main st Slade Thomas, carpenter, Shade st Smith E.J, clerk Canadian Bank of Commerce Smith Fulton, messenger, Brook st Smith Herman, tanner, South Water st Smith James, foundryman, Glenmorris st Smith Joel B., of Young & Smith Smith John, blacksmith, West Main st Smith rev.James K., Knox church, Hunter st Smith Thomas, laborer, South Water st Smith William, mason, Metcalfe st Somerville Mrs.Jeannet, wid John, Bond st Sparrow Thomas, South Water st Spiers David, of Spiers, Bigger & Co.Victoria av, h Cedar st Speirs, Bigger & Co.tanners, Victoria av Spiers David, of Young & Co.North Water st Sproule James, shoemaker, North Water st St Andrew's church, Presbyterian, rev.James Muir, St Andrew st Stark James, moulder, West Main st Stephenson Thomas, boilermaker, State st Stevens George H., Church st Stevens John, laborer, Beverley st Stewart Charles F., spinner, West Main st Stewart Thomas, proprietor Dumfries flour mill Stoddard George, teamster, Chapman st Stoddard Henry, proprieter Western Star hotel, Main st Stoddard John, cooper, Queen st Stoddard Mrs.Margaret, wid Archibald, South Water st Strickland George T.auctioneer, North, Water st, h Bruce st Strong Richard S., druggist, Main st Sullivan Mrs., wid John, Shade st Sullivan Owen, laborer, Beverley st Summerton William, blacksmith, Shade st Sutherland Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Donald, bakery, Main st Sutton William.teamster, Sprague st Syme John, clerk, Glebe st Tait John, blacksmith, Hawthorne st Tassie William, head master Grammar school Taylor James, tailor, Cedar st Taylor Robert, tailor, Main st, hb Mec- Kenzie st Taylor Thomas, foundryman, Maple st Taylor William, laborer, West Main st Tedman Joseph, moulder, West Main st Thomson James J., & Co, tweed manufacturers, north Water st Thomson James J ., of James J.Thomson & Co, West Main st \u2018Thompson Miss Eliza, milliner Thomson Peter, blacksmith Thornton Dransticld, lastmaker, Beverley st Thornton Richard, laborer, Beverley st Tindle Johu O., bookkeeper, Glebe st Todd Thomas, of Carter & Todd, Main st Toomey Daniel, laborer, Hawthorne st Topping W.M., bookkeeper, West Main st Toull John.shivemaker, Main st Trinity church, ch of England, rev.M.Boomer, LL.D., rector, Waterloo st Trotter James, jeweller, Main st, Bruce st Trotter & Scott, tinsmiths, Main st Trotter William, of Trotter & Scott, Main st Twomey John, plasterer, Beverley st Turnbull George, frame knitter, West Main st Turnbull Mrs., wid, Sprague st Turnbull Robert, hosier.West Main st Union hotel, Thomas Aikens, proprietor, Main st Uren Thomas, cabinetmaker, Shade st Urquhart glexander, blacksmith, Market st Valentine Mrs.Margaret, wid, South Water st Veitch John, mason, West Main st Veitch Mrs.Jemima, wid Walter, West Main st Victoria works, Young & Smith, proprietors, Main st VonKennel John, woollen factory Wagner Joseph, tanner, South Water st Walch Maurice, laborer, Beverley st Walker John.Bruce st \u2018Wallace Robert, of Polson & Co., Chestnut st Ware Thomas.plasterer, Brook st Warner Frederick, South Wales st Warnock Adam, of A.Warnock & Co.Warnock A.& Co., woollen manufacturers Warnock James, of James Warnock & Co., Dixon WARNOCK JAMES, & CO., hardware, axe and spring factory, North Water h st Waugh Mrs.Barbara, wid William.storekeeper, Main st Weaver Mrs., wid.Chapmanst Webster Archibald, dyer, West Main st Webster William, contractor, West Main st Weiser \u2014.laborer, Oxford st Western Star hotel.Henry Stoddard.proprietor, Main st White Andrew, blacksmith, Glenmorris st, h Sprague st Whiting Mrs.Hannah.wid Isaac, South Water st Wilcock James.carpenter.Hunter st Wilford George, axe maker, Samuelston st Wilkins Edward John, of N.& E.J.Wilkins, Main st Wilkins Jobn Wilkins Nicholas, of N.& E.J.Wilkins.Beverley st .Wilkins N.& E.J.clothiers, Main st Wilkins Stephen, of W.H.& 8.Wilkins, Kerr Wilkins W.H.& S., tailors and clothiers, Main st Wilkins William I, of W.H.& S.Wil- King, Beverly Wilkinson Robert, cooper, Harris st Williams Morgan, photographer, North Water st Willrich Jacob Wilson Joseph, foreman, West Main st Wilson Mrs.Augusta, wid John, West Main st Wilson Robert L., South Water st Woodroffe Mrs.Ann, Church st Woods James, bookkeeper, Church st Wright Alexander, millwright, Glebe st Yeaman Joseph, moulder, West Main st Yeaman William, carriagemaker, North Water st Yorston Alexander, carpenter, High s GAL-GAN DOMINION 342 DIRECTORY.[ProviNeE op Yonine James, gardener, Shade st Youmans Calvin W., fruiterer, Main st Young C., accountant and teller Canadian Bank of Commerce ; Young James, M.P., of Young & Smith Railroad st Young Mrs., wid John, boarding house, Glebe st Young & Smith, Victoria works, spoke and hub factory, Main st Young Wm., & Co., paper collar makers, North Water st Young William, of William Young & Co.Dundas roa Young William, sexton, Queen st west .SGALWAY\u2014A small village in the township of Galway, county of Peter- borough.Distant from Lindsay, a station of the Midland railway, 33 miles, fare $1.50; from Bobcaygeon 9 miles, from Peterborough 34 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 80.Blane Robert, carpenter Coulton John, county constable Lambert John, farmer McDonald Robert, tavernkeeper Philips William, tavernkeeper Probert Thomas, J.P., postmaster GAMEBRIDGE\u2014A small village in the township of Thorah, county of Ontario.Distant from Beaverton, a landing of the lake Simcoe steamers and the terminus of the Midland railway, b miles, from Whitby, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 65 miles, fare $3.Mail daily.Population about 90.Bennett Robert, blacksmith Brennan Michael, tavernkeeper Brown B.I, gardener Cameron John, saw mill owner Campbell Alexander, farmer Dure Nicholas, postmaster, storekeeper Gobbett John, painter Graham Duncan, teamster Jolley James, farmer McBain Alexander, farmer McBride Daniel, jun., constable McDonald Donald, tailor McNiel Laughlin, wheelwright Munro William, tavernkeeper Simpson Michael, butcher Westcott Henry, farmer GANANOQUE\u2014A large and flourishing incorporated village on the Gananoque river, at its confluence with the St, Lawrence, township aud county of Leede.The former stream is dammed at two places, affording an almost unlimited water power, which has been so far utilized that the village is now one of the most important manufacturing places in the Domin- jon.Being opposite the most beautiful part of the Lake of the \u2018Thousand Islands, celebrated for its scenic and sporting nt- tractions, itis a favorite resort of tourists and pleasure seekers.The steamers of the Canadian Inland Navigation Co., and other lines plying between Montreal, Kingston, Toronto and Hamilton call here regularly.Thereis a station of the Grand Trunk railway 24 miles from the village, fare 25¢.Montreal Telegraph Co.hasan office here.Distant from Clayton, N.Y,, 9 miles, from Kingston 18 miles, from Brockville 30 miles, from Montreal 155 miles, (rom Toronto 178 tiles.Mails daily.Population about 2100.ABBOTT ELIJAH E., manufacturer of machinists\u2019 tools and general machinery, &c., U.8.Consular agent.See Adv page T Abbott John, of Hayward & Abbott Abrams George W., agricultural implement agent Acton James A., mate * Also called Silver Lake.Acton Joseph A.Acton Mrs.S., wid Robert Acton Nassau, shoemaker, King st ALBION HOUSE, Bernard Shields, proprietor, King st Allan Daniel, blacksmith Allan William, waggon skein maker Alsted Amos, blacksmith ASSELSTINE GEORGE N.watchmaker, engraver and agent Montreal d'elegraph Co., King st Atkinson Edward L., M.D., King st Auchinvole Alexander, tanner Auchinvole David, tanner AUCHINVOLE GILBERT, tanner and currier Banfield John W,, tailor, King st Barron rev.James, Presbyterian Battams Samuel, tailor, King st Beatty Charles, farmer Beaumont George, saw mill Bennett Isaac W., tinsmith, King st Bishop John, laborer Bockus John F., clerk Bone David, farmer Bradley Mrs.Henry, boarding house, King st Britton Charles E., of Cowan & Britton, King st Britton Daniel F., postmaster, storekeeper, King st Britton Freeman, printer, commissioner in B.R., King st Brophy Andrew, clerk BROPHY DENNIS, snloon, King st Brough Miss Maggie, teacher BROUGH WILLIAM & ROBERT, gen- cral merchants and dealers in produce, proprietors of Gananoque Custom mill and wharfingers Bulger James, cooper Bulger John, jun., laborer Bullis Philip, teamster Bulloch William, of Parmenter & Bul- och Butler Charles, watchman BYERS & MATTHEW, manufacturers of waggon and carriage axles,waggon gkeins, &c., BYERS & PENN, manufacturers of carriage, car and locomotive springs Byers Robert, of Byers & Penn Byers William, of Byers & Matthew Cameron Mrs.Susan, wid Hugh Campbell Henry, butcher, King st Campbell William I, auctioneer CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.John Trenaman, agent Carroll rev, John, ch of England CARROLL WILLIAM B,, agent Commercial Union Assurance Co.Casson rev, Wesley, Wesleyan Chadwick Charles, moulder Champagne Joseph, spring maker Chapman John, farmer Charleton John, patternmaker Charleton William, moulder CHEEVERS JOHN F,, proprietor Provincial house Cheevers Matthew, tailor, King st Christ Church, ch of England, rev.John Carroll, minister CHURCH'S HOTEL, Jos.Church, proprietor CHURCH JOSEPH VW, Church\u2019s hotel Clement Louis, rivet maker Clifford W.A., triphammersman Collard Henry, manufacturer of irom harrows and horse hoes COLTON REUBEN P., manufacturer of agricultural implements COMMERCTAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., W.B.Carroll, agent proprictor Connor William, blacksmith Coulton James, tailor Cook Silas L.COWAN & BRITTON, proprietors Gay.wnoque nail works.See Adv Cowan Mrs.Elizabeth Cowan Oliver D., of Cowan & Britton Cross William, grocer and wharfinger Crysler Charles B., recve, merchunt King st ! Cullen John F., teacher Jummings Richard, laborer Cummings Riley, laborer Curran Richard, plasterer Damien Thomas, shoemaker Darley Thomas, cabinetmaker Dempster James, cattle dealer Dempster William, cattle dealer Dickinson Robert, machinist Dillon Michael, axle maker Donahue Patrick, cooper Donahue Thomas, machinist Donavan James, clerk EDWARDS WILLIAM, general wood work, pattern and cabinetmaker Ellis Edwin 1, clerk ELLIS JAMES, tavernkecper, bailiff Ellis Mrs.E., confectionery, King st Pair John FAIRMAN DANIEL, Britannia metal spoons TFairman Warren, saw mill Finley William, quarryman Fish Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Nathan Gagnon Joseph, laborer Gananoque house, Lachance & Quinn, proprietors GANANOQUE SPRING WORKS,Byers & Penn, proprietors Gauthier rev.C.H., R.catholic Garieau Oliver, laborer Givens David A, teacher Gordon rev.Henry, Presbyterian Goulette Adolphe, shoemaker Goulette Alfred, turner GOULETTE O.V., manufacturer brass ferruled handles, spindles, screw drivers, spinning wheels, and wheel \u2018heads Green Windsor, hoopmaker Greenizan Mrs.S.IF, grocery, King st Greenizan Simon F., moulder 3rey William, teamster Haig David, tuvernkeeper, King st HALL AARON W., shovel and fork handle manufacturer, gencral turning Hall Richard R., turner Halliday Matthew, miller Hanna Richard, carpenter HAYWARD & ABBOTT, manufacturers of the Universal clothes wringers Hawyard William, machinist Haynes ITurrison, axle maker Teaslip John, mail carrier Heaslip Philip, J.P., accountant Heaslip Thomas Henderson Jumes, farmer Hepworth rev.D., Home missionary Hiscocks Jolin, storekeeper, King st Hughes James, shingle cutter HUNT JOIN D., propricior Hunt's hotel Hunt, Mrs, Catherine, wid John Hurst George, baker, King st 1lyde Bartholemew, laborer .Inwood John A., suloonkeeper, King st Juckson Wm, flour merchant, King st Johnston Mrs, Mary, wid Edward Jones D.F., of D.I\".Jones & Co.; JONES D.+, & Co., manufacturers of shovels, spades, grain scoops, forks, hoes, &c.Kee John, finisher Kellow William, Inborer manufacturer rer mre rere\u2014\u2014 ONTARIO.] DOMINION 343 DIRECTORY.GAN-GAR Kerr George, harnessmaker Kirker James, King st a Kirker Miss Mary M., dressmaker an milliner LL Kyes Miss Fanny, milliner Lachance & Quinn, proprietors Ganan- oque house Landon Edgar, saddler Larmer Jean Baptiste, laborer Larose Jean, laborer Latimer Solomon, cooper Latimer William, cooper Latimer William F., clerk Lauzon Pierre, laborer LC .Lawson John, carpenter and joiner Legge Joshua, farmer ; Legge Joshua, jun, township reve, captain of volunteer company an farmer LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND, W.Brough, agent Livingstone Daniel, blacksmith Livingstone John, machinist Lourie & McNaughton, spoke factory Lloyd Job, laborer Mack William, hotelkeeper McCammon Samuel, druggist, notary and clerk Division court and council McClarey Charles, harnessmaker McConnell Andrew, shoemaker McCormick Samuel, shovel maker McCrum Robert Mb, King st McDONALD HERBERT 8., proprietor real estate, &c.(Brockville P.O.) McDonald John, mason and stonecutter McDonald Mrs.Henrietta M., wid hon.John McGivern James, laborer MeGivern Patrick, glazier McGrath Edward, laborer McKENZIE WILLIAM, cabinetmaker, Kingst McLennan John, framer McMullen John, laborer McMurchy John B., machinist McPherson Henry, rafter Meggs Joseph, polisher Meggs William, stonemason, King st Millar Henry C., grocer and news agent Miller Robert M., veterinary surgeon, ings MITCHELL GEORGE, builder, carriage maker, manufacturer of mat- trass filling Mitchell Miss Sarah, teacher MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, G.N.Asselstine, agent Morton John, switchman G.T.R.Moulton John, shovel maker Mundusor John, laborer Nalty William, bookkeeper (O'Brien Peter, grist mill, cooper O'Connor Michael, blacksmith O'Flaherty Michael, moulder \"Neil Lawrence, baker, King st Toole John, laborer * Ormiston John, collector of customs Orser Parker, springmaker Ostler P., file maker > ! ARMENTER & BULLOCH, manufacturers iron aud copper rivets, felloe pointes, kettle cars, braces, mops, &c., Buller Charles L., of Parmenter & Parmenter James WV, J.P Parmenter Joel D, farmer Patterson Calvin, teamster Patterson Henry, \"tenmstor Denn George, of Byers & Penn Pox Wis.William, milliner, King st Jotter William, M.D., coroner, King st I oulet Andrew, spriu gmaker ! PROVINCIAL HOUSE, J.P.Chcevers, proprietor, King st Provincial Insurance Co, S.McCam- mon, agent Quinsey Edward, millwright Ramsay Alexander, boat builder RANDALL WILLIAM H., groceries and provisions, King st Richardson Robert, laborer Richardson Tom Pontefract, of W.N.Rogers & Co.Robinson Richard, shoemaker, King st Rodgers Miss Mary, teacher Rodgers Samuel, storekeeper, King st Rogers Edward, laborer Rogers Orin, blacksmith Rogers William N -, & Co., storekeepers Rogers William, village assessor Rolland Francois X., blacksmith Roman catholic church, rev.C.H.Gauthier, pastor Rosheck James, farmer Rosbeck Nicholas, farmer Rose Pembroke G., barrister Ross H.Hugo, principal Gananoque academy Ryan Patrick, boltmaker Seale Mrs.Catherine, wid Edward, milliner Seals John, farmer Sheppard James, shoemaker Sheppard Samuel, grocer Sheridan James, blacksmith Sherwood Joseph, laborer Sherwood Joseph, jun., grinder Shiels Andrew, shoemaker SHIELS BERNARD, proprietor Albion house, manufacturer flour barrel hoops, King st Skinner Amasa SKINNER S., & CO, silver platers and snath manufacturers Skinner James L., grocer, King st Skinner Sylvester.of S.Skinner & Co.Skinner S.C., of S.Skinner & Co.Skinner William E., grocer, King st Smart rev.William, Presbyterian Smith Henry, melodeon maker Smith Joshua, carpenter Smith Marshall, laborer Smith William, carpenter Somers James, King st Snyder Jeremiah, laborer Snyder John, carpenter St Andrews church, Presbyterian, rev.James Barron, pastor Storey William, carriagemaker, King st Stunden Charles, of J.& C.Stunden Stunden George, blacksmith, King st Stunden Jesse, of J.& C.Stunden Stunden J.& C., storekeepers, King st Suddaby William, painter Tanney Harvey, scythe-snath maker Taylor Brothers & Co., storekeepers, King st Taylor George, commissioner Queen's bench Taylor Robert, of Taylor Brothers & Co.Taylor Wesley, of Taylor Brothers & Co.Thomson Hugh, trader Thompson John L., tavernkeeper, railway station Thompson John, varnisher Thompson Matthew, machinist Toland Joseph, steam saw will Tooke H.H., operator G.T.R Towle S, H., sawyer TRENAMAN JOHN, station agent and agent Canadian Express Co.Turner James.J.P.Turner John, saddle and harnessmaker King st Waldie Abram, tailor, King st Waldie John, farmer Waldie John, teamster Waldie Thomas, farmer Watt Mrs.Isabella, wid James Webster Charles, laborer Wesleyan Methodist church, rev.W.Casson, minister White Harrison, gardener Wilkinson John, laborer Wilkingon William, barber Wing John, butcher WRIGHT ROBERT, builder and manufacturer of sashes, doors and blinds Wylie Patrick, carpenter GARDEN ISLAND-\u2014Is in the county of Froutenac, and opposite the city of Kingston.During navigation a steamer plies four times a day, and in winter a stage crosses on the ice every two hours.Ship building is carried on to some extent here.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Kingston 13 miles, fare for the double trip 10c.Mail daily.Population about 1100.Allen James, engineer Allen Thomas, boilermaker Anderson captain Samuel André Louis, laborer Bedard John, blacksmith Bellyette Amable, ship carpenter Bellyette Louis, ship carpenter Bellyette Nazaire, ship carpenter Bissonnette François, ship carpenter Blackwell James, laborer Blackwell Walter, storekeeper Blanchette Hyacinthe, laborer Booth captain Edward Bowden Frederick, sailmaker Boyd Isaac, boilermaker Brebant Augustus, ship carpenter Breck Ira A., of Calvin & Breck Breck Luther Warren, assistant book- Keeper Brisbois Moise, laborer Bryceland Edward, farmer CALVIN & BRECK, ship builders, forwarders Calvin Dileno Dexter, of Calvin & Breck Calvin Hiram A., agent Carpenter Henry, finisher Campaign John, sawyer Charles Edwin, ship carpenter Charles George Fairbone, assistant storekeeper Charles John, ship carpenter Charles John Fairbone, storekeeper Compeau Joseph, cook Compeau Melien, laborer Cotton Charles, sail maker Cumming George, postmaster, timekeeper Cunningham Daniel, ship carpenter Dalzell James, ship carpenter Davy Benjamin, ship carpenter Davy George, ship carpenter Decaire Baptiste, laborer Decaire George, laborer Decaire Joseph, laborer Desforge Baptiste, laborer Desrocher Julien, laborer Dignem John, sawyer Dignem Thomas, ship carpenter Dix Joseph, sailmaker Donelly John, wrecker and diver Donnelly Robert, ship carpenter Donelly Thomas, laborer Donnelly David, ship carpenter Donnelly John, ship carpenter Donnelly Thomas, butcher Doyle Patrick, ship carpenter Dufresne Pierre, ship carpenter Dugdale Henry.landing waiter Fmound Moise, blacksmith Ferguson Thomas, ship carpenter Gammon Jasper, laborer Gillie James, finisher Glen Andrew, blacksmith Gloude Isidore, laborer Gar-Geo DOMINION 344 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE Op Gloude soseph, ship carpenter Gobeil Edouard, ship carpenter Grant Daniel, flour mill Grey Thomas, assistant baker Grier Roger, ship carpenter Harper Harry, ship carpenter Hazlett John, engineer Hazlett William, jun., boilermaker Hazlett William, sen., boilermaker Hess George, blacksmith Hickey James, engineer Jacques Baptiste, [aborer Jaquith Isaac, ship carpenter Johnston Gilbert, finisher Johnston James, finisher Johnston William, foreman Jones Peter, finisher Jones William, boilermaker Julien Louis, sailor Kelly William, fireman Kennedy David, ship carpenter Kennedy James, ship carpenter Kennedy John, ship carpenter Kennedy Joseph, sailor Kennedy Samuel, ship carpenter Kennedy William, fireman Kennedy William, ship carpenter Keyes William, ship carpenter Kingsley William, ship carpenter Ladrique David, laborer Lalonde Alexandre, blacksmith Lalonde Alexandre, culler Lalonde Joseph, laborer Lalonde Louis, ship carpenter Lambert George, laborer Lantier Ozee, ship carpenter Lantier Roger, blacksmith Lefebvre David, laborer Lepage Joseph, blacksmith Lepage Léon, laborer Lesslie William, accountant Lewers David, sailor McGarity George, laborer McQuoid John, ship carpenter McReady William, fireman Malone Anthony H., bookkeeper and telegraph agent Malone captain Abraham Marshall Robert, assistant foreman Martin William, sawyer Miller John, engineer Milligan captain Alexander MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.A.H.Malone, agent Mooney Thomas, foreman Moses John, oakum manufacturer Mullin John, carpenter Nancollas Robert, village clerk Nihill Peter, ship carpenter Nolan James, laborer O\u2019Brien Thomas, ship carpenter O'Brien William, teamster O\u2019Donnell Timothy, cuiler O\u2019Mullen John, ship carpenter O'Riley James, engineer O'Riley Luke, engineer O'Riley Thomas, engineer Palladeau Henry, ship carpenter Palladeau Lonis, laborer Paquette Joseph, laborer Phaire Thomas, ship carpenter Priest George, sawyer Prieur Joseph, laborer Quigley John, ship carpenter Quinn Francis, ship carpenter Quinn James, ship carpenter Quinn Terence, ship carpenter Rawlings John, sawyer Rice Thomas, carpenter Roguey William, sailor Roney Edward, ship carpenter Roney Henry, foreman shipyard Roney James, ship carpenter Roney William Henry, ship carpenter Sauvé George, laborer Sauvé Joseph, blacksmith Shaw Samuel, ship carpenter Short captain James Simmons Jacob, ship carpenter Simonds John, boilermaker Simonds William, laborer Smith Joseph, baker Smith Thomas, engineer Snell Thomas, sailor Spencer captain Louis St Amos Henri, laborer Thériault François, engineer Trickey Onezime, blacksmith Trickey Cyrille, laborer Turcot Isaac, sailor Watts James, shoemaker Whittimore Paul, cabinetmaker *GARDEN RIVER\u2014An extensive Indian reserve on the bank of the River St Mary, township of Sault Ste Marie district of Algoma.It extends along the river about 9 miles, and about the same distance into the interior.The village takes its name from a stream running from the interior in a southerly direction, and emptying itself into the river St.Mary at thisspot.The river Esto, where there isa small English settlement, isin the vicinity.The Indians occupy themselves in hunting, fi-hing,agriculture, boat-building, lumbering, &ec.There is a grist mill in course of erection.The Royal mail steamers Algoma and Chicora call alternately, every five days, on their way from Collingwood to Fort William.istant from Sault Ste.Marie 12 miles, from Bruce mines 40 miles, trom Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 360 miles, from Toronto 456 miles, from Montreal 788 miles.Mail weekly in summer, fortnightly in winter.Population about 400, Augusta George Augusta Thomas Bell John Bell Joseph Bell Peter Birchbark John, farmer Butchart James, carpenter Chance rev.James, ch of England, postmaster Cobeine John Driver William, engineer Findlay Alexander, farmer Holdcroft Thomas, farmer Hole in the sky William Jones Peter Kabaooser George, farmer Kabaooser William, farmer Knothman rev.William, R.catholic Lagush Pierre ; La Rouge F., farmer Middlesky James Middlesky John Misegien Moshelle Pine Augusta, Indian chief Pine George Pine Jumes, furmer Pine Louis Recollet John Rush John, farmer Rush William, furmer Sahguhjewarosa Francis Saunders Francis, farmer Saunders John, farmer Serre Joseph, Indian chief Stone Charles, farmer Shebahkeghilk John, farmer Shebahkeghik Joseph, farmer Tegoosh Joseph Tegoosh John, trapper Tegosh Peter, farmer Thibeau Joseph Thompson Jacob, Indian chief Wagemah John *The Indian neme is Kotegnune-seebu Wahbetnoosæ Alexander Wildman llenry, Indian chicf Wildman William, farmer * GEPILEY\u2014A village in the of Miller, county of Houten, Dieu from Perth, » station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 61 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 40, Bennett John, farmer Brimner William, treasurer Brown rev.D, local superintendent common schools Caprin George, storekeeper Cousins Thomas, furmer Creighton Ritchie, furmer Hicks Isaac, councillor -Lackay Alexander, jun., hotelkeeper Lackay Alexander, sen., farmer Lackay Archibald, farmer Playfair Elisha, crown land agent Shaw William, storekeeper Stalker James, postmaster Switser Calvin, farmer Switser Joseph, farmer Tate Thomas, farmer GEORGETOWN \u2014 An village in the township of Esquesing, county of Halton.The river Credit passes through the village und affords excellent water power.Onitsbanks ares number of mills and manufactories, including the extensive paper mills of Barber Bros.lt does a large business in lumber and cloth, and has à considerable retail country trade.Tho surrounding dis- triet is noted for its ricli whent growing lands.Montreal Telegraph Co.las an office here.The Grand Trunk railway station is contiguous.Distant from Milton, the county town, 12 miles, faro b0c.; from Toronto 28 miles, fare $1; from siuelph 20 miles, fare 65¢.Mail daily.Population about 1,500.Allen rev.Alexander, Presbyterian Allen William, shoemaker Anderson G.À.clerk Anderson Robert, carpenter Anderson James, tailor Armour Nicholas, watchmaker Austin William, shoe store Bailey Isaiah, tailor Bailey John, sawyer Bailey Thomas, painter Barber J.R., reeve BARBER BROTHERS, papermakers and mill owners Barber James, of Barber Brothers Barber Joseph, machinist Barber Joseph, jun., of Barber Brothers Barclay Francis, of Barclay & McLeod, postmaster Barclay & McLeod, storckeepers Barret L.L., dentist Bell Charles, teamster Benham Alfred, livery stables Bird John, shoemaker Blevin Gabriel, shoemaker Bradley James, farmer Brasbie Arthur, clerk Breen Edward, laborer Briggs rev.Joel, Wesleyan Brinkerhoir B.IL, brewery Bryden James, pupermaker .Burchill rev.Robert, Congregotionalisl BURNS NELSON, proprietor of the Herald, resides in Millon BURNS T.1L, printer of the Herald Burrows John, laborer Butchart David, photographer Cain James, barber Campbell Archibald harnessmaker Campbell Edwin, laborer CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., Charles Ryan, agent Chace John IL, innkeeper Cheevers Patrick, laborer # Also onlled Playfair\u2019s Corners.incorporated ONTARIO.] CITIZEN'S INSURANCE CO.OF CANADA, D.McTavish, agent Clark Thomas, innkeeper Clark Isauc Coleman James, laborer Conlun Robert, moulder Cook Samuel, laborer Copeland David, papermaker Corry John, yeoman Costigan Jumes luborer Costigan Patrick, shoemaker Fostigan Thomas, shoemaker Creech Samuel, currier Crowley Patrick, waggonmaker Culp Hiram, of Culp & McKenzie Culp & McKenzie, carriagemakers Curtis J., clerk .Cushman George, painter Dade rev.Charles, ch of England Dayfoot George 0.yeoman Dayfoot John B., shoe factory DeCloot Thomas, laborer DePotie James, storekeeper Dundas William, carpenter Ellis George, teamster Ellis & McMaster, storekeepers BELLIS T.F., of McMaster & Ellis, agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Evans Samuel, carder Ewing rev.Robert, Presbyterian Fleming Thomas, laborer Forsayeth Robert, barrister .freeman William, M.D.Freestone Joseph, carter Fulcher Patrick, laborer Gane Henry, shoemaker Gane William, shoemaker Garman William, blacksmith Gilman Samuel, laborer Glassey Allan, laborer Godfrey Thomas, laborer Goodenow Lafayette W., clerk Grandon James, shoemaker Greaves Alexander, blacksmith Hall Foreman D., currier 1lannham Edmund, waggonmaker Hardy William, papermaker Harley John, blacksmith Harris Thomas, laborer Hartwell Lewis, farmer Harvey John, papermaker Harwood Robert, papermaker Hayes Edward, laborer Henderson Philip, grocer HERALD (THE), weekly, annual subscription $1; Nelson Burns, proprietor; T.H.Burns, printer Hicks Paul, Inborer Higgins James, innkeeper Higgins John, innkeeper Hillock George, tanner Hillock John C., tanner Hobden William, tailor Hope William, bookkeeper Hosie John M, Hunter David, laborer Irwin Robert, butcher Johnson Robert, farmer Joyce William, yeoman Kennedy Cyrus, stoneeuttor Kennedy J ohn, farmer Kennedy Maurice, farmer Kenney John, laborer Kilburn Daniel, carpenter Kilburn Geor, ¢, storekeeper ang A.B, clerk Lee John, painter Leslie William, agont Lindsay J ohn, printer Lively Dennis, laborer Long Robert, cooper ove Andrew, laborer Lowry Samuel, laborer Lynn Robert, papermaker DOMINION McCormack Robert, laborer MeBretnay Samuel, shoemaker McCulloch John, teamster McDermid John, clerk Mecllray Robert, papermaker McKay Hugh, storekeeper McKay Walter, carpenter McKay William, clerk ; McKenzie Daniel, of Culp & McKenzie McKenzie George C., foundry McKinnon Donald, blacksmith McKinnon S.F., storekeeper McLaren Peter, laborer McLeod Alexander, carpenter McLeod William, of Barclay & McLeod McMaster & Ellis, grocers .McMaster Robert, of McMaster & Ellis- McTavish D., agent Citizens Insurance Co.of Canada Matheson Thomas G., barrister Maw James, moulder Miller Charles, stonecutter Milley Thomas painter Monaghan Philip, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.T.F.Ellis, agent Moore Alexander, yeoman Moore James, yeoman Morgan John, shoemaker Munn John, laborer Norwich Henry, painter O'Driscoll John, laborer O\u2019Leary Thomas, shoemaker ONTARIO HOTEL, Benjamin Thompson, proprietor Orr Edward N., marble works Page Solomon Parker J.G., clerk Parkes William, waggonmaker Phillips Samuel, insarance agent Powell George, yeoman Ranney Malcolm, M.D.Redding R.A, tailor Reid Dougall, storekeeper Robinson L.M., clerk Boe W.William, auctioneer Rose Lawrence, grist mill Rose Thomas, hop grower Ruddy Samuel, laborer Rue John, tailor Ruston Thomas, druggist Rutledge William, yeoman Ryan Augustus, laborer RYAN CHARLES, station master GT.R, and agent Canadian Express Zo.Ryan William, laborer Sanford George, laborer Scott Robert, wheat buver Search Edwin, sawyer Shaw C.M.wall paper manufacturer Shearman Henry, laborer Smeltzer James J., papermaker Smeltzer Paul, yeoman Sour Frederick, laborer Sparling Christopher, butcher St John James, shoemaker Stacey Richard, miller Starr Milton H., M.D.Stathan Silas, tinsmith Stathan Thomas, baker Stewart James, mason Stewart John, teamster Stewart Thomas, butcher Stull Henry, carpenter Sumbling William, papermaker Sutton John, laborer Swain Thomas, Tantardeni Abel, blacksmith Taylor Isaac, shoemaker Taylor John F., saddler Thayer Charles, cabinetmaker Thomas Daniel, carpenter Thompson A.D., clerk 345 DIRECTORY.Geo-Ger THOMPSON BENJAMIN, proprietor Ontario hotel Thompson George, farmer Thompson William, grocer Thomson Thomas, laborer Thurston rev.Anson, Episcopal metho- ist Tollard James, painter Tompkins John, papermaker Travis David S., waggonmaker Travis Elijah, boarding house Unsworth rev.Jos., Congregationalist Wadsworth Joseph, carpenter Walker Elias, currier Warden Peter, harnessmaker Watson Alfred, cutter Watson Daniel, clerk Watson Thomas, shoemaker Watson William, mason Wetherad James C., livery stables Wheeler Anthony, carter Wheeler T.J., watchmaker White E.C., envelope maker White Frederick, envelope maker Whittaker Thomas, hardware Willsie Thomas, farmer Wilson J.G., cabinetmaker Wilson John, laborer Wilson John, shinglemaker Winnie William, laborer Wright William C., M.D.Young Robert, clerk Division court Young Thomas, storekeeper * GEORGETOWN \u2014A small village on the river Moira, at the head of Lake Stoco, being on the ninth\u2019 concession of the township of Hungerford, county of Hastings.This place contains the town hall and school house.Distant from Tweed 1 mile, from Beileville, a station of the Grand Arunk railway, 26 miles, fare $1.Population about 180.Bone John, surveyer Braan James, blacksmith Carleton John, bailiff Ellis Stephen, farmer Garrett William, mechanic Hinchy Thomas, shoemaker Jellyman Joel, joiner McCallum Alexander, tanner McCammon John, carpenter Quderkirk James, joiner Premo Jeremiah, tavernkeeper Pringle Joseph, farmer Pringle Solomon, farmer Sills John, farmer Vandusen Robert, watchmaker Wheeler George, carpenter Woodcock Mrs.Melinda, wid Peter +t GERMAN MILLS\u2014A small village in the township of South Dumfries, county of Brant.Distant from Rosebank 1 mile, from Harrisburg, a station of the Great Western railway, 4 miles.Fopula- tion about 30.German George, carding mill German George, jun., farmer German Wesley, spinner German William Okmandy Thomas, finisher {+ GERMEAN MELELS\u2014A small village in the township and county of Waterloo.Distant from New Aberdeen 2} miles, from Berlin, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 3 miles, from Guelph 16 miles, from Toronto G4 miles, fare $2.Population about 100.Arndt William, flour packer Batz George, farmer Bœhmer Louis, cooper Cressman Isaac, farmer * The post office is at Tweed t The post office is at Rosebank.1 The post office is at New A berdeen Berlin. GIL-GLA DOMINION 346 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE op | ; , Histandt George, farmer Pett James, painter GLANWORTH-\u2014A small village in | Johaness John.farmer Rathwell William, farmer of Mig ome gt in natapiustor, County | Lang Henry, laborer Rogers John, hotelkeeper \u2018 don and Port Stanley railway Depon- : Miller Charles, laborer Royal hotel, W.Beatty, proprietor from St Thomas 7 miles, from Long Moyer Geor e, farmer Short James, laborer 8miles.Mall daily.Population about Safeld Charles, laborer Spence William, laborer 100.| Snyder Elias, jun., mill owner Stanford Edward Brady James, farmer y » JUN, ) Snyder Elias, sen., saw mill Snyder Isaac, farmer Snyder John, farmer Steinmiller Jacob, miller Wambald Tobias Ww, saw mill Weber Peter, miller Wilfong Isaac, laborer Zeller Ludwing, cooper GILBERT'S MILLS\u2014A small village in the township of Sophiasburg, county of Prince Edward.Distant from Picton 74 miles, from Belleville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles, Mail biweekly.Population about 60.Black Charles, farmer Demill Fleet, farmer Dingman William R., farmer Furlong Patrick, farmer Gilbert Brothers, saw mill Gilbert John D., of Gilbert Brothers, postmaster Gilbert William R., of Gilbert Brothers McQuaid Alexander, laborer Palmer William, shoemaker Pearsoll Smith, farmer Pearsoll Thomas, farmer Ross Alexander, farmer Wright Thomas, farmer GILFORD\u2014A village in the township of West Gwillimbury, county of Simcoe.It is a station of the Northern railway.Montreal Telegraph Co, has an oflice here.Distant from Bell Ewart 4 miles, from Barrie 16 miles, from Richmond Hill 81 miles, from Collingwood 45 miles, frcm Toronto 49 miles, Mail daily.Population about 200.Adey George, laborer Brennan John, carpenter Beatty William, proprietor Royal hotel Bradford Robert, teamster Charles Thomas, carpenter Collins John, carpenter Graney Edward, shoemaker Doolittle George, farmer Doolittle John, farmer FRASER ALEXANDER, stage proprietor Gilford hotel, Richard McCann, proprietor Glen William, clerk Good Cephas, produce dealer GRAHAM WILLIAM H., postmaster, general merchant Ham J.M., tailor Hillman Thomas, laborer Huff\u2019 Alvy, builder Hughes James, farmer Jay W., blacksmith KIRK C, W., station master Northern railway McCann Richard, proprietor Gilford hotel McConkey Thomas, saw mill, commissioner in B.R., official assignee McRae \u2014, tailor Mattenby George, farmer Mattenby Richard, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH Co.Nelson Robert, storekeeper Nelson William Neily James, laborer Neily Mathew, contractor Neily Samuel Neily William, farmer Nesbit Henry, carpenter O'Donnell Richard, laborer Steele John, blacksmith Swallora Henry, builder Tabo Laurence, laborer Tabo Laurence, jun., laborer Thomas William, farmer Vaughan Robert, contractor Wilson John, laborer GLADSTONE \u2014 A village in the township of South Dorchester, county of Middlesex.Distant from Dorchester, a station of the Grent Western railway, 6 miles, from London 16 miles.Mail biweekly.Population about 200, Boothby Joseph, farmer Brodie Alexander, farmer Butchard John, farmer Campbell William, farmer Demarais David, farmer Dundas Alexander, blacksmith waggonmaker F'arquhar Jahn, farmer Groat Edward, farmer Hare Arthur Hill William J., farmer Hunter William, farmer Jackson Henry, farmer Jackson William, jun., farmer Jackson William, sen., farmer Kennedy Donald, farmer Lavigne Francis, carpenter McCallum Daniel, farmer McCallum Duncan, farmer McCallum Hugh, farmer McCallum Neil, farmer McCaughrine Mrs.McDonald Mrs.Donald, farmer McLaughlin Neil, storekeeper McMurray James, farmer McMurray Levi, postmaster, keeper McMurray Morris, farmer McVicar Dugald, farmer Manning Jacob, farmer Marsh Randall, farmer Marsh William, farmer Moore William, farmer Pearson Edward, farmer Scott William, carpenter Swales Bartholemew, farmer Swales William, farmer Tooly Richard, jun., farmer Tooley Richard, scn., farmer Vincent Michael, farmer Ward Peter, farmer \u2018Watcher William, farmer York Augustus, farmer York Mrs.GLADMMIS\u2014A small place on the shore of Lake Huron, townships of Greenock, Bruce and Kincardine, county of Bruce, Distant from Paisley 10 miles, from Wal- kerton 18 miles, from Goderich, the northern terminus of the Buffulo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 40 miles.Mail daily.Population about 80.and sta@re- Bigdon William, hotelkecper Brown John, lumber dealer Campbell Alexander, blacksmith Campbell Duncan, farmer Crawford James, postmaster Harrison R.W., dealer McIntyre M.J., saw mill Madden Henry, shoemaker Pickard Thomas, farmer Preston J.W., farmer Preston B., farmer Gollins Richard, innkeeper i Coughlan John, farmer | Coughlan John C., farmer i Doyle John, farmer \u2018 Errington Frederick W., farmer ! Fisher Vicars, J.P., farmer Glenn Michael, farmer Harrington James, station agent Jackson Minchin, J.P, farmer 4 Kendrick J., shoemaker Kerr Murdock, farmer Kindre George, grocer Kindre Joseph, shoemaker Lee Richard, butcher McKenzie C., farmer McPherson John, farmer McPherson Dougald, farmer McTaggart Archibald, waggonmaker Peurce John W., farmer Quinn Terence, farmer Regan Cornelius, farmer Regan Dennis, farmer Rose Daniel, farmer Shaver Charles, blacksmith Spith Walter, farmer Turnbull J ohn, postmaster, tavern- keeper GLASCOT'T\u2014A smail place in the township of Holland, county of Grey.Distant from Griflin\u2019s Corner 6 miles, from Durham 14 miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 26 miles, from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 26 | miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 50.Aitken John, weaver English John, postmaster Mackay \u2014, weaver Priel John, farmer Ready Thomas, farmer Stiffler Joseph, farmer Quirk Dennis, farmer *GLASGOW\u2014 A village in the township of Albion, county of Peel.Distant from Albion or Bolton, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, } 8 mile, from Toronto 28 miles.Population about 30.Brown Thomas, sawyer ; ; BUIST WILLIAM \u20188, proprietor of woollen mills Coulter John, spinner Forth Richard, lnborer Griffin William weaver McArthurs William, carder McCaw Hugh, spinner McCaw John, enrder Whitter William, laborer | Willinms Janes, mill superintendent GLASGOW\u2014A small village in tho township of Uxbridge, couuty of Ontario.Distant from Frenshiman\u2019s Buy, a station of the Grund Trunk railway, 16 miles.fare G0c¢.; from Whitby, the county town, 22 miles, from Toronto 84 miles.Mail duily.Population about 100.Brown Hiram, Inborer Burges Jolin, cooper Burges Francis, cooper Campbell Cassius, school teacher Fenton & Putterson, dentists Fenton William, of frenton & Patterson Graham William, mason Latchem Thomas, blacksmith Manley J., miller Miller Elishu, hotelkeeper * The post office is ut Albion. ONTARIO.] DOMINION 347 DIRECTORY.GLE-GLE Morden Leonard, tracer \" ichael, trade: Mondes Samu, blacksmith and veterinary surgeon Parker Benjamin, Patterson Elijah, of Fenton & Patterson Patterson Philo, carpenter Pierson John Reid George, laborer Udell Mrs.Rebecca \u2018Wideman John, photographer INALLAN\u2014A pleasant village in Ch township of Peel, county of Wellington.It contains a steam grist and saw mill, a woollen factory, and tannery.Distant from Elmira 10 miles, fare 50c.; from Goldstone, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 9 miles, from Berlin, à station of the Grand Trunk railway 22 miles, fare 81; from Guelph 98 miles.Mail daily.Population about 400.Adams David, trader ALLAN GEORGE, J.P., postmaster, commissioner in B.R., clerk Division court, general merchant, agent Permanent Freehold Building Society Allan James, clerk Aylward James, trader Badley George, groceries and dry goods Baker Richard Barlow Michael, builder Barlow William, blacksmith Barlow William, teacher Barlow William, welldigger Bird Henry J., woollen factory Caldwell William, weaver Clark Kearn, plasterer Clarke Thomas, joiner Cookman Jas, cradle maker, carpenter Cosford Edward, farmer Cousland Archibald, weaver Crane rev.Isaac, Wesleyan Doran Henry, blacksmith Flatt Theodore, shoemaker Ghuet David, farmer Ghuet George, trader Gibson John, J.P., commissioner in B.R., insurance agent, merchant Glen John, blacksmith Greig Peter, shoemaker Harvey Samuel A., M.D.Hensel Paul, shoemaker Johnston Mandus, cradlemaker Johnston Thomas, coachman Kaulkner Fitty, carpenter Kaulvers K.E., blacksmith Love Jumes, painter Lutz Calvin, M.D.McGuire rev.Thomas, Presbyterian McIntosh John, carder and spinner McLachlan Hugh, tailor Mallot John, carpenter Manderson J ohn, sawyer and carpenter Manderson Mrs, milliner Mann Robert, dry goods Mannell Thoms, shoemaker Mannell William, shoemaker Martin N., harnessmaker Millis George, bailiff and auctioner Mines Robert, mason Mines Robert, tailor Mitchell J ames, of Small & Mitchell Mullo John, J.P, farmer Murphy J ames, proprictor Arms hotel Nay pohert, butcher \u201con Arthur, welldigger ig eric hotel, G.Zilliax, pro- Palmer William, limebur Palmer William, fn laborer Pore J., druggist effers Neal, cabinetmaker postmaster, store- Queen's Permanent Frechold Building Society, G.Allan, agent Porter Mrs., milliner Porter Philip, bricklayer Queen's Arms hotel, James Murphy, proprietor Richet William, currier Robertson, Alexander, assistant postmaster and bookkeeper Tanner Charles, currier Tanner John, tanner Small George, of Small & Mitchell Small John, woodworker and pump- maker Small & Mitchell, blacksmiths and waggonmakers Small Samuel, shoemaker Smith Thomas, teacher Smith William, trader Sutherland William, carpenter Sutherland William S., deputy reeve, grist and saw mill, and farmer Thomas James, gardener Vernon John, contractor Vernon Edward, brickmaker Wakeford James, porter Ward Eli, blacksmith Ward William, blacksmith andwaggon- maker Watson Mrs.S., milliner Watson Stewart, clerk Weir Alexander, patent fence builder Weir John, engineer Whellen Phillip, carder and spinner White George A., head miller Wilkins Robert, woodworker Wilson Walton, farrier Wilson George, cattle dealer Wilson Mrs.W., wid Wood James, plasterer Zilliax George, proprietor American hotel GLEN ARNE\u2014A post office station in the township of Eldon, county of Victoria.Distant from Lindsay, a station of the Midland railway, 18 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Cooper William, postmaster GLENBURNIE\u2014A small village in the township of Kingston, county of Frontenac.Distant from Kingston, the county town, 6 miles, fare 12}c.\u201d Mail tri.weekly.Population about 300.Blacklock William, farmer Cashman William, farmer Craig Andrew, farmer Craig William, farmer Collins Charles, blacksmith Daly James, farmer Daly John, farmer Doyle John, J.P., farmer Draper Richard, J.P., farmer Draper Thomas, farmer Hays John, mason Hickey James, farmer Hunter captain George, jun.Hunter George, sen., postmaster, farmer MeCollom James, farmer Rankin William, councillor Sillers William, farmer Spooner Barnabas, farmer Spooner Reuben, J.P, farmer Spooner William, farmer Vair Robert, farmer Wagner David J., farmer Wagner Emanuel, J.P, farmer Walker Mrs.Bridget, wid Michael GLENCAIRN\u2014A small village in the township of Tosorontio,county of Simcoe.Distant from New Lowell, a station of the Northern railway, 5 miles, from Toronto 8 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 80, Adamson Thomas, blacksmith Aikens David, carpenter North Allen Henry, farmer Bond George, shoemaker Cherry Abel, laborer Detonkey Charles, laborer Edwards George, sailor Foster Richard, laborer Frame J.F., bookkeeper Giever William, tavernkeeper Graham Robert, farmer Grainger William, farmer Hollingshead E., surveyer McBean James, boarding house McBride James, farmer Miller E., teacher Robinson W.T., inspector of lumber Stevens Marshall N., postmaster, storekeeper and saw mill Thomas William, laborer Walls John, sawyer Wilson John, teamster GLEN COE\u2014A flourishing village in the townships of Ekfrid and Mosa, county of Middlesex.Grain, lumber and produce are shipped in large quantities from this village.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.It is a station of the Great Western railway.The Canada Air Line railway, now being built from here to Aylmer, 38 miles, and thence to Canfield, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 64 miles, will make Glencoe an important junction.Distant from London 31 miles, from Chatham 33 miles, from Paris 78 miles, from Windsor 79 miles, from Hamilton 107 miles, from Niagara Falls 150 miles.Mail daily.Population about 700 Adams Elisha, ashery American Merchants Union Express Co., D.McRae, agent Beckton Thomas, farmer Blair Mrs.Mary, wid Robert Branton George E.veterinary surgeon Cameron Miss Anna D., dressmaker Campbell Colin.constable Campbell John W., harnessmaker Clanahan Andrew, builder Coad Richard, J.P., farmer Cullen John, farmer CURRIE NATHANIEL, M.P.P., farmer Davidson A., waggonmaker Dobie Alexander, of Dobie & Brother Dobie & Brother.general store Dobie David, J.P., farmer Dobie George, of Dobie & Brother Drumond John, dry goods and groceries Finlenson Alexander, laborer Frederick Samuel, school teacher Freele George, shoemaker Gilbreth Ira, farmer Gleason Mrs.Margaret Gordon Robert, M.D.Graham Angus, farmer Grimsley Charles, tailor Harris James, of McRae & Harris Harris Thomas, of Oldreive & Harris HAYDEN WILLIANM, telegraph operator and station agent GW.R.Hind Thomas, ploughmaker Hurley Edward, farmer Leitch Malcolm, tailor Love Miss Maggie, milliner and dressmaker Luniley Bruce, carriagemaker Lumley William G., M.D.Lyun James, section master G.W.R.Macdonald Angus P., M.P.Macintyre Duncan, M.D.county of Middlesex McAlpine Dugald Leitch, M.D.McCallum John, farmer McCracken Alexander, storekeeper McCracken James A., photographer McDonald Duncan, laborer McDonald Peter, farmer McFarlane Hector, reeve, farmer McFie Miss Anna D., milliner and dressmaker coroner GLE-GLE DOMINION 345 DIRECTORY.[lRoviner op McKeller Daniel, innkeeper McKenzie William, laborer McKinnon Hugh, innkeeper McLarty Hector, farmer McLaughlin Alexander, farmer McNeil John, tailor McNeil Peter, farmer McPherson John, farmer McRae Donald, postmaster, general merchant McRae Donald B., of McRae & Harris McRae Duncan, farmer McRae & Harris, waggonmakers McRAE JOHN, J.P., lumber merchant McRae John F., general store MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, W.Hayden, operator Mottashea George, shoemaker Mulat Mrs.Mary, wid Henry Mullen John, farmer Olarid Robert, carpenter Oldreive & Harris, blacksmiths waggonmakers Oldreive John, of Oldreive & Harris Orrange James, farmer Price Mrs.Mary, wid Daniel Riggs Miss, milliner Robinson William, farmer Rosebrough William, tinsmith Ross Phineas, innkeeper Shaw James, carpenter Simpson James, harnessmaker Simpson William, J.P., farmer Smith George, carpenter Smith John, storekeeper Squire Gilbert C., general dealer Squire Samuel C., lumber merchant Steinhoff Finley, blacksmith, waggon- maker SYMES WILLIAM, J.P., bookseller and stationer Thompson John, farmer Thorburn Thomas, cabinetmaker Walker John, farmer William Samuel, druggist GLENDOWER\u2014A small village in the township of Bedford, county of Frontenac.Distant from Kingston, the county town, 30 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 60.Babcock Earl, farmer Howes George, farmer Howes Richard, postmaster, storekeeper Kelly James, farmer Kiley James, farmer Kiley John, farmer McNight John, farmer GLEN HURON\u2014A small place in the township of Nottawasaga, county of Simcoe.\u201d Distant from Collingwood, a station of the Northern railway, 10 miles, fare 50c.Mail daily.Population about and Belfry Philon, farmer Bennett John, farmer Best John, farmer Campbell Peter, carder Conner James, farmer Cooper Alexander, agent Dallas Peter, constable FRAME H.M., postmaster, conveyancer, commissioner in B.R., and issuer of marriage licenses Hubbard James, farmer Jamieson James, shoemaker Jardine David, joiner Lawlor James, farmer Lyman Stephen, storekeeper MeGilvray Miss Annie, teacher McLean Neil, farmer McLuny Andrew, weaver MeTorlic John, farmer MARRIAGE LICENSES, H.M.Frame, issuer Moore Daniel, farmer Moore John, farmer Neff Mrs.Isarah, tavernkeeper Ough John, manufacturers agent Ovens Thomas, farmer Parsons Edward, farmer Perrie James, farmer Porter Alexander, farmer Prue John, farmer Robinson Thomas, farmer Robinson William, farmer Rose Stephen, farmer Shields John, farmer Smith Charles, farmer Smith George, farmer Smith John, constable Stewart Peter, farmer *GLENLYON\u2014A village in the township of Carrick, county of Bruce, Distant from Elora, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 40 miles, fare $2; from Hamilton 80 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Bissicomer Bartholomus, mason Corrigan Patrick, farmer Conrad Peter, mason Culliton Dennis, farmer Culliton John, farmer Fritzinger Michael, hotelkeeper Gunn Alexander, carpenter Haines Edward, farmer Haines John, farmer Hay William, postmaster, storekeeper Jennings George, agent for agricultural implements Johnson James, farmer Miller Philip, laborer Parsill J.D., blacksmith Rennie James, farmer Sallows George, blacksmith Schaenaw William A., tinsmith Seiler John, waggonmaker Shannon Samuel Taylor Barklay R., farmer Thomson William, tailor Voelker Ginder, laborer Vollick Nelson, laborer Wallace John, turner, cabinetmaker Wendleborne Charles, farmer Wissler J.D., laborer Wright Richard, farmer GLENMEYER\u2014A small village in the township of Hougbton, county of Norfolk.Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 21 miles, from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 26 miles.Mail bi-weekly.l\u2019opulation about 80.Birdsell Benjamin, farmer Curtis John, farmer Harvey Andrew, J.P., farmer Lee Benjamin, farmer Mansell Nathan, reeve Meyer George E, postmaster, carpenter Raison Thomas, farmer Shaw William, farmer Slaght James, farmer Smith Jacob, farmer Whitney Sardine, farmer Wills Robert, farmer GLEN MORRIS\u2014A village on Grand river, township of South Dumirics, county of Brant.Distant from Paris, a station of the Great Western railway, 7 miles, fare H0c¢.; from Galt 7 miles, fnre 26¢.Mail daily.Population about 250.Anderson Mrs.Agnes, wid John Baker & Mord, lime burners Baker John, of Baker & Ford Bell Hugh, carpenter Bell Thomas, carpenter Brockbank James, farmer Brockbank Richard, clerk * Also called Balaklava, miss Bonham Milbre B., carpenter Burnet James 11.blacksmith Corcoran Patrick, miller Culham Jumes, proprietor F Doherty John, luborer unbar rev.John, Canada pr i Daston Robert, luborer presbyteriun farmer's inn, Jas.Culham, propri Flanagan Jo m, Wa go er Fleming Guvin, J.P postmaster slore- keeper ! Forbes Donald, laborer Forbes William, curpenter Forde James, of Baker & Forde Frush Frederick, carpenter Geddes George, waggonmaker Germain Alva, of Germain Brothers Germain Brothers, woollen manufa- turers Germain Sidney, of Germain Brothers Germain Wesley, of Germain Brothers Grant Alexander, laborer Harvie Stephen, flour mill Head William, drover Henderson William, blacksmith Higginbotham Joseph, shoemaker Hubson Alfred, laborer Ingles Thomas, pedlar Lapraik James, mason Latshaw Christopher, farmer Little Adam, clerk Louden William, shoemaker McCormack Thomas, cheesemaker McCrae Peter, teamster McIntosh Hugh McKinnon Donald, proprietor Waverly hotel McWaters Thomas, carpenter Murray John, tailor O\u2018Bryan Dennis, Jaborer O\u2018Neil Charles, laborer Rodgers John, school teacher Scott Thomas, builder Sharp James, J.P., farmer Smith Eli, farmer Smith Frederick, tailor .Waverley hotel, D.McKinnon, proprietor Wallace Robert, distillery Wolfe August, shoemaker armer's inn GLEN NEV IS\u2014A small village in the township of Lancaster, county of Glen- gary.Distant from Cornwall, à station of the Grand Trunk railway, 26 miles, from Montreal 66 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 60.Bergeron Louis, sawyer, joiner Campbell John, farmer Johnston James, farmer Johnston John, farmer McDonald Alexander R., joiner McDonald Donald, blacksmith McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald Neil B., farmer McDonald Ronald, blacksmith MeDonald Seth, clerk McDonell Alexander C., farmer McDonell Donald, farmer McGillis Donald, farmer, trader McGillis Ronald A., farmer McGillis Ronald F., farmer ; MeLeod Duncan, J.l., councillor,farmet McLeod Farquhar, collector McLeod Samuel R., bailiff McMillan Donald, saw mill MoRAE À, E.& M., general store and lumber merchants McRae Alexander, farmer McRae Alex.E., of A.EB.& M.McRae, J.P, postmaster, depuly recve, commissioner Queen's Bench.McRae Donald, J.P., farmer McRae Duncan, cattle dealer McRue John, of A.Ii.& M.McRac gp a ons = gE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014a \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ONTARIO.] DOMINION 349 \"DIRECTORY.GLE\u2014Gox McRae Malcolm of A.E.&M.McRae aker \"Kavanagh John, shoem _ pon John & Donald, black gmiths, carpenters 3 Y\u2014A thriving village on the \u2019 GLEN TA mihi of Bathurst, county f YL anark, Phere are here several grist and saw mills, and a large woollen facto- or , which employs from 8 to 40 hands i facture of tweeds.a in Perth, \u2018a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 3 miles, Mail daily.Population about 250.Brady F.B., weaver Brady J.B.Castle Thomas, carpenter Casley Edward W., carder Conlon James, blacksmith Davidson Ralph, carpenter Davidson Robert, carpenter Dion David, carriagemaker Dodds, Alexander, farmer Dodds Ralph, farmer Drysdale John, Govdler Drysdale John S., weaver GLEN TAY CARRIAGE FACTORY, James Rearns, proprietor GLEN TAY WOOLLEN FACTORY, Hargrave & Robinson, proprietor Hanson G., spinner ; Harback Hiram, carriage trimmer Hargrave & Dodds, mill owners Hargrave John, grist and oat mills Hargrave John, of Hargrave & Robinson HARGRAVE & ROBINSON, proprietors Glen Tay woollen factory Holmes W.T., clerk Ireland John, tanner Jackson William, painter KEARNS JAMES, proprietor Glen Tay carriage factory Kimberly Alfred, laborer King Joseph, laborer Koyle William, carpenter Lagarie William, sawyer Lavargne Peter, shoemaker Legate W.W., carriage trimmer Lewis William, spinner Mayberry Henry, postmaster storekeeper Mayberry Richard, pedlar Mayberry Robert, plasterer McCabe Patrick, miller McCallum James, watchman MeLanaghan N., teacher Minzie William, tanner Morton Joshua, spinner Norton Thomas, miller Publow James, blacksmith Ritchie George, millwright Roberts Peter, spinner ROBINSON & O., saw mill Robinson William, of Robinson & Co and Hargrave & Robinson Shumway § D., finisher Spencer \u2014, M.D.Sutherland Robert, storekeeper Thompson Kerr, shoemaker Thoburn Adolphus, carder Woods Robert, dyer TGLENVALE\u2014A small village i VALLE ge in the township of Kingston, tounty oF Pronto fu.pDistant from Kingston 9 miles, Jaro 20c.Mail daily, Population about \" Dinnington Ralph, farmer unit lon George, farmer arruthers John, pos | ; postmaster, cou J engineer ?comty Jurran James, farmer Curran Robert, farmer avidson J oseph O., coroner * Formerly onl] \" ed Adamsville, t Formerly ealleq Ballynahinch, Davis Ebenezer, farmer Denney Arthur, blacksmith Earst Alfred, farmer Gibson James, farmer Gibson Robert, J.P., farmer Gibson Robert, toll keeper Gordon Christopher, farmer Langwith Joseph, hotelkeeper Leonard John, farmer Leonard John A., farmer Merrills Justus, farmer Moon Robert Thomas, farmer Nugent Peter, jun., farmer Nugent Peter, sen, farmer Orser Peter, farmer Orser Thomas, farmer Robinson Henry, J.P.Roycroft William, farmer Roycroft Matthew, farmer Ruttan Miles, farmer Shirbins Francis, farmer Shirbins Joseph, builder Shirbins Robert, builder Whitney Thompson, farmer Wilson Alexander, blacksmith Wortman Peter, farmer * GLEN WILLIAM\u2014A village on the River Credit, township of Esquesing, county of Halton.Montreal Telegrap Co.has an office here.Distant from Georgetown, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 1} miles, fare 15c.; from Milton 14 miles, from Toronto 30 miles.Mail daily.Population about 300.Aikert Henry, carpenter Alexander Thomas, blacksmith Alexander William Allen Adam, sawyer Breckenbridge rev.James, Presbyterian Brown Nathaniel Brown Robert, pumpmaker Brown Thomas, farmer Cook John; proprietor Glen William hotel Cook Robert, laborer Cooper David A., shingle manufactory Emery Philip, laborer Forgrave William, papermaker Foster John M., builder Foster James Gamble William Glass Mrs.Mary, wid GLEN WILLIAM WOOLLEN MILL, Charles Williams, proprietor Grant William, dyer Heaserson William, laborer Herald John, tailor Hewitt James, weaver Hortop James, miller Hurst Richard, woollen batting manufacturer James Thomas James T.H,, turner KER WILLIAM, dealer in tinware, hardware and stoves Kelly William, weaver Lowe Jacob, pedlar McCrea Rufus 8, clerk Mellray Thomas, laborer MeMaster Samuel, weaver MeMaster Thomas, machinist MeMaster William, storekeeper MeMurchy Thomas, turner MeMurchy T,, jun, telegraph operator Melville H.M., contractor MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.T.MceMurchy.jun., operator Murray Alexander, waggonmaker Murray John, waggonmaker Roden Mrs.Melissa, wid William Sands George, weaver Shepherd John, laborer Short Frank, spinner * Formerly called Williamsburg.Smith George, plasterer Smith Nicholas, plasterer Stewart James, weaver Standish John M., M.D.Stobo Robert, storekeeper Tansley Westley E., lastmaker Tost William, blacksmith Tweeddle Joseph, lumber merchant Walton William, stonecutter WATKINS WILLIAM, assistant postmaster, dealerin groceries, provisions hardware, crockery, glass ware an liquors iam Joseph, grist mill 1iams L., manager for C.Williams WILLIAMS CHARLES, postmaster,proprietor of Glen William woollen mill Williams Darius, sayer Williams Irvin, machinist Williams Joel, tanner Williams Mrs.F.H., wid Wilson James, butcher Winney James C., carpenter Witney Osborn A, turner Young David B., laborer Woods James H,, tanner * GLOUCESTER STATION_4 small place in the township of Gloucester, county of Carleton.It isa station of the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway.Four trains s:op here daily.Montreal felegraph Co.jas au office here.Distant - nere.am ita 2, 1p miles.Mail daily.Pop- Brett Mrs., wid, farmer Brown Thomas, farmer Burke Nicholas, laborer BURRE THOMAS, station agent.operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Campbell Robert, farmer ) CANADIAN EXPRESS CO, Carson W.J., teacher Conren James, laborer Cunningham John, innkeeper, farmer Curran Patrick, farmer Duncan Thomas, farmer Forman John, farmer Freeman John, farmer Gamble David, farmer Gilligan Bartholomew, farmer Graham Thomas, farmer Jordan Thomas, farmer Johnston John K., farmer Kerwin William, farmer Lequie Louis, farmer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH co, T.Burke, operator Murray Patrick, farmer Nicholas Foran, farmer Smyth Charles, farmer Spratt James, farmer t GOBLE\u2019S CORNERS\u2014A small village in the township of Blenheim, county ot Oxford.It is a station of the Great Western railway.Distant from Woodstock, the county town, 10 miles, from Hamilton 38 miles, from London 3S miles.Mail daily.Population about 50.Bastedo Mrs.E.J., teacher Barker John, farmer Beamer David S., farmer Burns James, J.P., farmer Goble Jasper G., farmer Goble N.B., general agent Goble & Son, coopers Goble William L, JP.postmaster storekeeper Griggs John, farmer Griggs William, laborer Kain James, farmer Kelly Nelson, blacksmith Lancaster Luke, farmer * Also called Cunningham Station.Formerly called Arnold's, GODERICH.DOMINION 350 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE or Lockhart Gegston, farmer Longstreet Samuel, laborer McIntyre David, porter, G.W.R.Miller John, farmer Muir James, J.P., farmer Muir John, J.P., farmer Palmer David, carpenter Rains John, cattle dealer Robinson James, pensioner Robinson Robert, shoemaker Rouse Charles, farmer Selby George, farmer Swears Jonathan, innkeeper Underhay George, farmer \u2018Walker William, farmer GOD ERICH-The chief town of the county of Hurou is situated on the east shore of the lake of the same name, at the mouth of the river Maitland.The surrounding country is very fertile and picturesque, and the town is much frequented during the summer by visitors from all parts, to takeadvantage of tho cool breezes which are continually blowing from the lake.Large quantities of wheat are annually raised and exported from this neighborhood.Goderich has a good and convenient harbor, which is to be deepened and improved by government at a great ex- ense, A gunboat is usually stationed ere, A large elevator is constantly in use during the summer for the shipping.Goderich is also celebrated for her salt wells and fisheries.There are now eight salt wells in operation, the brine being pumped up from a depth of about 1000 feet, evaporated by various processes.During last year 60,500 lbs, of salt were shipped, and since the imposition of a protective duty of 25c.per barrel on American salt it is estimated the demand will this year reach atleast 100,000 1bs., which amount the wells are fully able to supply.The fisheries prosecuted at various points along the coast have also been productive ot considerable wealth to the town.The boats employed in this service number 30 and bring in on the average 1500 lbs.of fish each daily.These fish are packed in ice,and shipped to Buffalo and Rochester for the American markets, a considerable number being cured here.The land to the north of Goderich not having been brought into the market for sale and settlement until within the last fifteen years, the progress and prosperity of the place was for à long period much retarded; butit is now rapidly advancing in commercial importance and population.It has daily communication by steamboats during summer with Sarnia and Detroit, and steamers leave at regular intervals for Kincardine, Port Head, Baie du Dard, and Saugeen, and ports further north on the same shore.A large portion of the travel and traffic of Lake Superior and the Great West passes through this place.Montreal Telegraph Co.hasan office here.Goderich is the western terminus of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway.Distant from Stratford 45 miles, from Paris 77 miles, from Guelph 85 miles, from Toronto 133 miles.Mail daily.Population about 600.Acheson George, storekeeper Acheson John, clerk Acheson William, saddler Acland Mrs.Sarah, wid, school teacher Adams David, tailor Adams John, carpenter Adamson Peter, county clerk Addison James, bailiff Ailey Thomas, teamster Allen Mrs.Mery, wid John Allen Walter D.Amann Martin, cabinetmaker American Express Co, W.& J.Kay, agents Anchor Line of steamers, Mrs.Eliza Warnock, agent Anderson William, clerk Andrews Stephen, butcher Andrews Thomas, butcher Andrews William, jun., butcher Andrews William, sen.Archibald Charles E., dry goods ARMSTRONG FREDERICK, agent Canada Landed Credit Society and Imperial Investment Co., and money broker ARMSTRONG HENRY, agent Montreal Telegraph Co., bookseller und stationer Arthur William, grain dealer Bain Hugh, fish dealer Bain William R., B.A, barrister Balantyne Robert, Goderich Star office BANK OF COMMERCE, Alexander M.Ross, manager and county treasurer BANKOF MONTREAL, J.H.Finlay, manager Barnes John, ashery Barry & Brother, cabinetmakers Barry George, of Barry & Brother Barry Peter, of Barry & Brother Bates & Elliott, waggonmakers Bates John, of Bates & Elliott Bates Thomas, plasterer Baumstark Anthony, cooper Baumstark John, cooper Bedford John Bell John, teamster Biddulph George, laborer Biggs Mrs., wid William Bingham Edward, proprietor Fountain restaurant Bisset James, carpenter Blackstock rev.William S., Wesleyan Blake John, J.P.Bluett captain Frederick Bolton Henry, porter Bond James, broommaker Boosey William J., carpenter Booth George, clerk Booth Robert, commercial traveller Boubat rev.Bartholomew, R.catholic Brackenridge James, clerk Brackenridge John, plasterer Braden & Clucas, painters Braden Robert, of Braden & Clucas BRITISH EXCHANGE HOTEL, first class sample rooms ; buss to and from all trains and boats, Joshua Callaway, proprietor Brochey Robert, fish dealer Brooks William, waggonmaker Brophy John, carpenter Brough Allan, clerk Brough Secker, judge of Huron county court Buchannan Jas., of Buchannan, Lawson & Robinson Buchannan, Lawson & Robinson, sash factory Budge Miss P.L., school teacher Butchard Benjamin, carpenter BUTLER JOHN, bookseller, stationer, fancy goods and salt manufacturer Cairns WDC telegraph operator G.T.R Callaway Joseph P., farmer CALLAWAY JOSHUA, proprietor British Exchange hotel Cameron & Garrow, barristers Cameron Malcolm C., M.P., of Cameron & Garrow Campaigne Edward, governor of goal Campaigne Godoim, clerk Campaigne Mrs.Edward, matron gaol Campbell Daniel, photographer Campbell John, laborer Campbell Laughlan, fisherman Campbell Neil, clerk Campbell Robert, saddler Campbell William, nursery CANADA LANDED CREDIT SO- CIETY, F.Armstrong, agent Canada Life Insurance Co., rev.Fletcher, agent \u2019 Charles Canada sait works, T.F.McLean, M.D proprietor ?Cantline Mrs., wid David Carey Lucius Carroll Michael, cooper CARTER PETER H.station master and agent for Allan line of steamships Cassidy John F., M.D., druggist Cathcart Alexander, laborer Cathcart Mrs.June, wid James Cattle George, druggist Central school, J.i Miller, principal CITIZENS\" INSURANCE CO OF CANADA, A.M.Ross, agent, Champion Edward, deputy sheriff Clarke James, fish dealer Clifford Edwin, baker Clouston Robt, clerk Bank of Montreal Clucas Haury, of Braden & Clucas Cockborne John, carpenter Colborne hotel, E.Martin, proprietor Collins Alfred, shoemaker Commercial Union Fire and Life Assurance Co., S.H.Detlor, agent Conely James, fish dealer Connors Arthur, night watchman Cook captain H., first Ontario company Red River expedition Cooper Mrs., wid Robert COX GEORGE, of Cox & Smith Cox James, of Cox & McDonald Cox & McDonald, broommakers COX & SMITH, proprietors and printers of the Huron Signal, book and job printers Crabb Christopher, storekeeper Craig James, fisherman CRAIG JOHN, proprietor Steamboat hotel Cressman Moses Crombie Jas.& Co., lumber merchants Crook John, of Smaill & Crook Curran Samuel, cabinetmaker Dancey Thomas, vessel owner Danter James I'., M.D., homceopathic physician Dark rev J., Episcopal methodist DARK THOMAS, proprietor Dark's hotel DARK\u2019S HOTEL, Thomas Dark, proprietor DAVIS GEORGE N., dealer in general hardware, stoves, castings, &c.Davis Jefferson, teamster Davison John, barrister Dean Joel Detlor J.C., & Co., dealers Detlor John C., of J.C.Detlor & Co.Detlor J.V., of John V.Detlor & Son, president Goderich Salt Well Co.DETLOR JOHN V., & SON, forwarders, commission merchants and coal dealers Detlor Samuel 11, forwarder and agent Commercial Union Fire and Life Assurance Co.Detlor Thos D.W., of J.C.Detlor & Co.Dickson Archibald, postmaster Dickson Archibald G., assistant postmaster Dickson James, registrar Dickson John, clerk Dickson William, turnkey gaol Divine Robert, storeman Dixon Thomas, shoemaker Dixon William, clerle Dominion Salt Well Co., Harvey Howell, president DONAGHY WILLIAM, bookseller, and editor, printer and publisher of the Goderich Star ONTARIO.] DOMINION 351 DIRECTORY.GODERICH, pressma n h Donough John, watchman G.T.R.cle- Doran Andrew, vator Darius, collector of customs porte Bernard L., of Doyle & Squier 2 es, teamster .Do 4 \u2018SQUIER, barristers and attorneys Duckham John, ter Duncan William, foreman salt well Dunsford Charles R., accountant Bank of Montreal Dunlop Hugh, tailor Edward John H.Edwards Thomas R.Elliot John, pensioner .Tliott Lewis, of Bates & Elliott Elliott William, of Whitely & Elliott Elwood George V., collector of customs Ilwood John Y., of Hays & Elwood Elwood rev.Edward L., ch of England Farmers Inn, G.F.Graham, proprietor Ferguson Daniel, grocer and provision dealer .Terguson rev.William, Scotch Presbyterian .Tiddler Humphrey, lighthouse keeper Tilstead George, engineer FINLAY JAMES H., manager Bunk of Montreal Finn Thomas, pleasure boats Fletcher rev.Chas., municipal treasurer and agent Canada Life Insurance Co.,and Huron and Erie Savings and Loan Society Forsyth Israel, carpenter Fountain restaurant, Edward Bingham, proprietor Fourby Mrs.Elizabeth, dressmaker Fourby Richard, laborer Fowler Hamilton, marblecutter FRASER CHARLES, proprietor Royal Canadian hotel Fraser Donald, deputy registrar Fraser John, sailing master Prince Alfred \u2018Fraser Mrs.Catherine, wid Angus Frederick Isaac, watchmaker Fulford Robert, clerk Turse Samuel, shoemaker Galloway James, sailor Gardiner Hugh of Hugh Gardiner & 0 shoemaker and band Gardiner Hugh, & Co., hardware Garrow J.T., of Cameron & Garrow Garside William, painter Gibbons Robert, reeve, warden of county Gilmore John, sawyer \u2019 Glascott James, bookkeeper Goderich brewery, Charles Wells, proprietor Goderich Sult Well Co., J.V.Detlor Byysident GODERICH STAR, weekly, annual Subscription $1; editor, proprietor and printer Goodall\u2019 Andrew, pavilion er GOODING D.SHADE, barrister, solicitor, attorney, notary, &c.Gooding William, skating rink So Daniel, cabinetmaker ORDON JOHN BELL, barrister, so- leltor, Attorney, &coon obert, agent St Catherine's Grace Winiom B.raham Charles, phot.er Sad Edward, gross Pret Graham G.F., proprietor Farmer's Sun iy am George, carpenter AND TRUNK RAILWAY ELEVA- a , À.Wily, manager rant George, grocer William Donaghy, Green Albert H., grocer Green Arthur, blacksmith Green William, cooper Hadden Archibald, carpenter Hadley William, carpenter Hale Mrs.Eliza, dressmaker Hall Thomas, shoemaker Halliday Archibald, saddler Halliday Isaac, saddler Hans Mrs.Emily, wid Henry Iardy William, insurance agent Harris John, storckeeper HART RICHARD, carriage and wag- gonmaker, blacksmith HAYS & ELWOOD, barristers, attorneys, &c.Hays James, grocer Hays William T., M.P.P., mayor, of Hays & Elwood Hazlehurst Benjamin, crier of court and auctioneer Hilton George, butcher Hodger John, teamster Holmes Daniel, conductor G.T.R.Holt Phillip, law student, bds at British Exchange hotel Hood Thomas, street inspector, constable Hopper Edward, pensioner Horton Henry, grocer Horton Hillery, farmer Horton Horace, deputy reeve Horton Horace, sen.Hosker Edward, proprietor Maitland otel Howell Harvey, of Robinson & Howell, president Dominion Salt Well Co.Huron & Erie Savings & Loan Society, rev.Charles Fletcher, agent Huron foundry, R.Runciman & Co.proprietors HURON HOTEL, Joseph J.Wright, proprietor Huron Salt Well Co., Alexander McKidd president HURON SIGNAL, annual subscription to semi-weekly $2; to weekly $1; James Young, editor; Cox & Smith, proprietors and printers Hyslop William, mason IMPERIAL INVESTMENT CO.F.Armstrong, agent Inglis Mrs.Mary, wid William Johnson John W., photographer Johnston Alexander, laborer Johnston Eli L., photographer Johnston Hugh, deputy clerk of Crown Johnston & Son, grocers Johnston Thomas, jun, of Johnston & Son Johnston Thomas, sen., of Johnston & Son Jordan Francis, chemist Kaig James, laborer Kay John, of W.& J.Kay Kay W.& J,, dealers and agents American Express Co.Kay William, of W.& J.Kay, president ntario Salt Well Co.Keating W.Y., of Lefroy & Keating, bds at British Exchange hotel Kerby Andrew, mail agent Kerr James, tinsmith Kerr Robert, engincer Kerr William, wine and spirit merchant Kinthan R.W.Kirkbride Alexander, blacksmith Kirkpatrick R.H,, tanner Kydd Thomas, clerk county treasurer\u2019s office Lambert Charles G, clerk Lamont John, carpenter Large William, laborer Lasham Richard, teamster Laturge Antoine, confecticner Lawson Alexander, fish dealer Lawson David, of Buchannan, Lawson & Robinson Lee medias, flour and feed store, grist mill Lefroy Anthony, of Lefroy & Keating Lefroy & Keating, barristers Leith A.M,, clerk Leonard William, fish dealer Letarge Anthony, dealer Lewis G.G., G.T.R.Lewis Ira, county attorney Lickfold Arthur, carpenter Lizars Daniel, clerk of peace Logan Miss Georgina, teacher Central school Logan Thomas, woollen factory Longworth captain John Longworth Miss Jane, teacher Ward school Loutit James, butcher Lowe Mrs.Agnes, wid Bruce May Richard, ashery Macara John, solicitor in chancery Mack Mrs.Fanny, refreshment room Maclean Allan P., tailor and clothier MeBrien Robert, carpenter McCarthy Dennis, laborer McCarthy Patrick, laborer McClennan Miss Annie, teacher Central school McConnell Miss Ann, milliner and dressmaker McCormick Bernard, tailor McDermott Henry.master in chancery McDonald Angus, carpenter McDonald Arch., of Cox & McDonald McDonald Archibald, fish dealer McDonald Daniel, attorney at law McDonald Jobn, sheriff of Huron McDougall Peter A, M.D, clerk Division court McFarlane James, tanner MeFarlane John, carpenter McGregor Walter, cooper McIntosh John, gunsmith McIntosh John, jun., clerk McIntosh Laughlin McIver Daniel, fisherman Meclver Murdoch, fisherman McKay Angus, tax collector McKay captain William S.McKay Donald, laborer McKay Donald C., of R.McKay & Bro.McKAY ERIC, cabinetmaker, upholsterer,undertaker and furniture dealer McKay James A.clerk McKay R., & Brother, dry goods and groceries McKay Robert, of R.McKay & Brother McKay William, county auditor McKenzie Alexander, sailor McKenzie Donald, laborer McKenzie Douglas, watchmaker McKenzie George, storekeeper McKenzie John, cabinetmaker McKidd rev.Alexander N.Scotch Presbyterian McLean Robert, carpenter McLean Robert, cattle dealer McLean Thomas F., M.D, coroner and proprietor Canada salt works McLeod Daniel, fisherman McLeod John, waggonmaker McMahon George McMahon Miss Martha, teacher Ward school MeMicking G.M., M.D.McMicking Gilbert, manager Prince Salt Well Co.McMillan Misses, private school McMurchy Archibald, saloon McNamara William, cooper GODERICH.DOMINION 352 DIRECTORY.[Provingg or McNeil Duncan, laborer McPhail Daniel, fisherman McPhail Malcolm, laborer McPherson John, axe factory McPherson John, proprietor Dominion restaurant McPherson Murdock, fish dealer McQuarrie Mrs.Ann, wid Archibald McSwann Robert, sailor McVicar Adam, mason Maitland hotel, E.Hosker, proprietor Maitland salt well, S.H.Detlor, proprietor \u2018 Malton Edward, sailor Mann Frêderick R., painter Martin Amos, storekeeper Martin Elijah, proprietor Colborne hotel Martin George H., baker Martin Henry, proprietor Union hotel Martin Thomas Martin William, saddler Mathews Wm.B., mail conductor G.T.R.Mercer John Francis, M.D.Mellish Mrs.Louisa, wid John Millar James, laborer Millar William, porter Miller Archibald, teamster Miller James, manager salt well Miller James, mechanical department G.T.R.Miller John R., principal Central school Mitchell John, storekeeper MODEL SALT WORKS, Samuel Platt, roprietor MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Henry Armstrong, agent Moorhouse Theodore J., books and stationery Moran Michael, agent marble works Morgan Miss Augusta, teacher Central school Morris Kenneth, cooper Morrison John, fisherman Moss Mrs.Sarah, wid George Moss William, shoemaker Munn Philip, laborer Munroe Alexander, clerk Munroe Mrs., proprietress Rob Roy hotel Murray Allan, fish dealer Murray Collin, fisherman Murray William, tearmster Nairn John, of Reid & Nairn Nasmyth Alexander, tailor Neibergall Geo.,superintendent saltwell Newton Miss Louisa, teacher Ward school Nicholson Malcolm, dentist Noble Charles, shoemaker Noble Philo, tailor Nolan Peter, blacksmith O'Dea Patrick, storekeeper O\u2019Rourke Peter, teamster Ontario Salt Well Co, William Kay, president Ord Lewis W4 Osler John, barber Papst Samuel, teamster Parkes Robert Parsons George Passmore John, carriagemaker Pentland Samuel, shoemaker Phillips John, soda water maker Pinkerton Robert PLATT SAMUEL, proprietor of Model salt works, and Tecumseh salt well, inventor of Platts patent evaporator, &c.Polley Albert M., livery stable Potts William, porter Preston James, B.A., master Grammar school Pridham John, cooper Prince Salt Well Co, Gilbert MeMick- ing, manager Proudfoot Robert, cooper Proudfoot Robert, sen., Inborer Queen's hotel, Robert Wilkins, proprietor Radcliff Richard, customs clerk and agent Scottish Amicable Life Insurance Society Ralph John, stoves and tinware Ratcliff EB.& F., fancy store Ratcliff Miss Emily, of E.& F.Ratcliff Ratcliff Miss Fanny, of 1.& I.Ratcliff Reed Harry, proprietor Western hotel Reed Mrs.Mary, wid Henry, boarding house Reeve Philip, tea pedlar Reid David, teamster Reid Jameison, plasterer Reid James, of Reid & Nairn Reid John, caretaker Court house Reid & Nairn, carpenters and builders Reid Mrs.Mary, wid Robert, confectioner Rich Mrs.Sarah, wid William B.Ridout T.G., teller Bank of Commerce Roberts Robert, baggageman G.T.R.ROBERTSON FREDERICK A., forwarder, commission merchant and .dealer in coal Robertson John, fancy goods Robertson William, tanner Robinson Charles, butcher Robinson Edward, sailor Robinson & Howell, grocers Robinson William, of Buchannan, Lawson & Robinson Robinson Wm, of Robinson & Howell Rob Roy hotel, Mrs.Munroe proprietress Rogers Patrick, fisherman ROSS ALEXANDER M., manager Bank of Commerce, county treasurer, and agent Citizens\u2019 Insurance Co.of Canada ROYAL CANADIAN HOTEL, Charles Fraser, proprietor Royal Insurance Co.of London and Liverpool,rev.Charles Fletcher, agent Rumball Mrs.Ellen, wid George Runciman Jas., of R.Runciman & Co.Runciman R., of R.Runciman & Co.Runciman R., & Co., proprietors Huron foundry Rutson Thomas, laborer G.T.R.Salts William, stage driver Saunders James, tinsmith Saunders William, fish dealer Savage Mrs., wid J.Savage William M., produce and commission merchant Scott James, county auditor Scott James S., teacher Central school Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society, R.Radcliff, agent Segmiller Jacob, tanner Segmiller Jacob, sen.Seymour Batty, of W.Seymour & Co.Seymour W.& Co., produce and commission merchants Seymour Wm., of W.Seymour & Cu.Shannon Christopher Shannon Edward, mason Shannon George C., M.D.Shepherd James M., of Shepherd & Strachan Shepherd & Strachan, grocers and provision dealers Sherman Edward, plasterer Sherman Robert, bricklayer Short Thomas, of Standly & Co.Sievewright rev.Jag, Kirk of Scotland Simmons Richard, carpenter Simmons Richard, jun., shoemaker Simpson Mrs.Grace, wid Robert, boarding house SINCLAIR JAMES S., barrister and altoruey Skimmings James, tailor Skimmings Miss Eliza, music a Slattery William, teamster teaches Slight William, shoemaker Sloan Samuel, grain denler Sloan Willinm, conductor SMAILL & CROOK, architects Smaill James, of Smaill & Crook SMART WILLIAM FP.P., banker and broker, .and dealer in American cup.rency, silver, &c.Smith Abraham, of Cox & Smith Smith John À, waggonmaker Smith rev.William, New Connexion methodist \u2019 Smith Robert B., storekeeper Smith William G., tanner Somers Isaac, carpenter Splan John, teamster Splan Mrs., wid Samuel Squier Wilmot R., of Doyle & Squier St Catherine\u2019s nursery, Robert Gordon and James Stewart, agents STANDLY & CO., saw mill owners staves, hoops, heading and shingle factory Standly Robert W., of Standly & Co.Stanhope Henry, clerk STEAMBOAT HOTEL, John Craig: proprietor \u2018 Stewart George F., clerk Stewart James, agent St Catherine's nursery Stewart John, clerk Story J.& J., hardware Story John, of J.& J.Story Story Jonathan, of J.& J.Story Stott William, livery stable and saddler Strachan Archibald, blacksmith Strachan David, blacksmith Strachan Donald, of Shepherd & Stra- chan Sturdy Thomas, of Whitely & Sturdy Sutherland D., lumber and coal merchant ; Swaffield William, teamster Swanson George, carpenter Taylor James, veterinary surgeon Tecumseh salt well, Samuel Platt, proprietor Thomas Charles, teamster Thomas Henry, gardener Thompson Almon A., U.S.consul, bds at British Exchange hotel Thompson Andrew, carpenter Thompson Jas., teacher Central school Thompson John, shoemaker Thompson Thomas J., prinfer Thomson James, town clerk Thorpe George, foreman salt well Tirrnay Lawrence, cooper Tolsma Seche, fish dealer Tomlingon James, inventor of patent hoop and coiling machines Toms [gnac F., barrisler Trainer Bernard, chief constable Trainer Migs Matilda, teacher Central school .TRUEMAN GEORGE M., auctioneer, commission merchant and lund agent: money to loan TRUST LOAN CO.OF UPPER CANADA, George M.Trueman, valuator Union hotel, Henry Martin, proprietor Ure rev.Robert, Canada presbyterian Victorie Salt Well Co, John Butler, lessce Vidien Frederick, butcher Videon Thomas, clerk WADDELL ANDREW, banker, broker and insurance agent Waddell Mrs.N.A, wid John Wade Mark, conductor G.T.R.Walden Miss Kate, dressmaker ONTARIO.| DOMINION 353 DIRECTORY.Gop-Gos Walker Peter F., deputy clerk of peace and attorney rallace Alexander, watchmaker Ne school, Misses Jane Longworth and Martha McMahon, teachers a Warnock Mrs.Eliza, wid Robert, ancy goods, agent for the Anchor steamers : Alexander, haker ; Watson Dixie, official assignee and insurance agent Watson George À, clerk Watson James Watson James, baker Watts Matthew, fish dealer | Weatherald Thomas, provincial land 'veyor .wells Carles, proprietor Goderich bre- ells Henry, grocer /ells Henry, grocer .a hotel Harry Reed, proprietor Whitely & Elliott, grocers Whitely John, of Whitely & Sturdy Whitley Mark, commission agent Whitley R.J., carriagemaker Whitely & Sturdy, salt manufacturers Widder Charles, collector Inland revenue and crown land agent Wiggins Eri, fish dealer Wiggins James, fish dealer .Wilkins Robert,proprietor Queen's hotel Williams James H., harber Willoughby John, laborer Wilson Byron, forwarder Wilson George, farmer Wily Arthur, manager G.T.R.elevator Woodcock Ebenezer, registry office Worden William, agent WRIGHT JOSEPH J., proprietor Huron hotel Wright rev.Richard Yates Stephen YOUNG JAMES, editor Huron Signal Young Robert, market clerk GOLDSTONE\u2014A small village in the township of Peel, county of Wellington.It will be a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway.Distant from Drayton 4 miles, fare 10¢.; from Elorn, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 11 miles, fare 874c.Mail daily.Population about 60.Close Robert, farmer Day Richard, cattle dealer Day William, farmer Frankland Thomas, postmaster, storekeeper Gerrie Peter, hotelkeepe Grose Jolm, J.P., farmer Keith Daniel, waggonmaker Norris Henry, farmer Norris Michael, farmer Startridge William, J.P., farmer Thompson J ohn, blacksmith Wade Thomas, shoemaker Waind William, blacksmith GOODWOOD\u2014A small villago in the township of Uxbridge, county of Ontario.The Toronto and Nipissing railway, when completed, will have a station here Distant from 0 the Grand Trunk railway, 16 mi 3 | , miles, trom Whitby, tho county town, 2 Iilos, from \u2018Toronto 35 miles, Mail tri-weokly, lopulation about 90, Adams Charles, 1aborer Burkey J saab blacksmith hon Michael, Postmaster, stove and Degeer Charles, carpenter Hewitt John, storekeeper A LeCullougl James, storekeeper py Geo.F., tailor and photographer .êrey James, saw mill owner Sangster Johy A, JP, ine of Fronclunay\u2019s Bay, a station of Shaver John, shoemaker Smyth Thomas, school master Wagg Frank, mason Wagg John, farmer Wagg Thomas, farmer Watson William, farmer GOES LANDING\u2014A village on the shore of Itice Lake, township of Hamilton, county of Northumberland.Distant from Harwood, a station of the Cobourg, Peterborough and Marmora railway, 3 miles, fare 15c.; from Cobourg, 12 miles.fare 60c.Muil tri-weekly.Population about 100, Barron William F., school teacher Burns Daniel, laborer Cheynee Thomas, storekeeper East William, blacksmith France Thomas, school teacher Frew Steward Gabetis Mrs.Sarah, postmistress Grierson John Harris Alfred, innkeeper Jerald Daniel, boat builder Hern Thomas, laborer Ilutchinson John Lampman rev \u2018Archibald, ch of England McAlister John, farm :r McBride William, boat build er Morney William, engineer Shannon Jahn, farmer Simpson George, farmer Stevens David, laborer GORMLEY\u2014A village in the townzLip of Markham, county of York.Distant from Aurora, a staticn of the Northern railwa Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Baker Samuel, farmer Brillinger John, farmer Brillinger Peter, mill owner Bruce Robert, mill owner Clessold Thomas, weaver Doner John, farmer Doner Peter, farmer Duncan Alexander, blacksmith Farmer Thomas, lathmaker Forester George, farmer Foster John Francy Wiliiam, tavern.blacksmith Giles William, shoemaker Gormley James, J.P., postmaster.con- veyancer Gower Michael, shinglemaker Heise Christian, farmer Innes Leslie, carpenter Lewis Thomas, saw mill Lloyd Walker, farmer Martin John, tarmer MOSELEY SAMUEL, storekeeper Noble William, M.D.Shirk Daniel, farmer Smith Christopher, veterinary surgeon Smith William, farmer Stover Peter, farmer Wideman Jasper, farmer Wilkinson George, blacksmith *GORRIE\u2014A thriving village in the towuship of Howiok, conuty of Huron.It was laid out in 1856, at which time the present site was uninhabited.Gorrie contains grist, saw, apd steam and water power shingle mills, two tanneries, carriage and cheese factories, a drill shed, and Episcopal, Wesleyan and New Con: nexlon methodist churches.There is excellent water power in this township, and itis in the midst of a fine agricultur- nl country.Distant from Goderich, the northern terminus ra the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 42 wiles, from Seaforth, a station of the same railway, 29 wiles,from Harris- ton 12 miles.Mail daily.Population about 400.Armstrong John, stonemason ¥Also called Howick and Leechville.26 -d ; 74 miles, from Toronto 23 miles.Aylesworth G.M., M.D., commissioner Besanson Henry, postmaster, carpenter Blackstock William, blacksmith Bone George, tailor Breckinridge David, blacksmith Carson Alexander, clerk Carsrn Wn, dry gocds and groceries Crawford Joseph, miller Douglas Robert, shingle factory Ferguson \u2018Duncan, merchant Garbutt John, blacksmith Gilmore Samuel, proprietor Royal Canadian hotel Gray Wm.M., storekeeper and cheese factory Harris James, carpenter Hart William, carpenter Haskett John, hotelkeeper Holman William, shoemaker Howick foundry, Richard James, pro- prictor \u2018 Hughes Elijah, steam shingle factory Hunt Harmon W., grocer Hunt Philander, miller Huston William, tanner ! James Rich., proprietor Howick foundry I Johnson William H., blacksmith | Johnston Robert J., tanner ! Kaine John, commissioner i Leech Edward, millwright , Leech E.W_, sawver { Leech Robert, J.P., grist and saw mill Leech Robert J.miller : Loury Edward, carpenter Loury Hugh, carpenter { Lytle James, carpenter Magill Henry, weaver McGill James, butcher MeLaughlin William, carpenter McMichael Abraham, M.D.McWade James, shoemaker .Millikin rev.Andrew, Wesleran ' Moles John W., saddier i Oliphant William, painter 1 ! Perkins Henry, saddler Perkins James, J.P., reeve.hoots and shoes Powell William, grocer | Redman Thomas, blacksmith Robinson John, blacksmith Robinson Richard, shoemaker Ross Richard, blacksmith i Royal Canadian hotel, Samuel Gilmore.proprietor Smith Alexander, cooper Staples James, carpenter Stinson John, waggonmaker Strong George, township treasurer Thompson rev.Daniel W., Wesleyan Tindall rev.W., New Connexion methodist Toombs B., shoemaker Toombs Francis, plasterer Toombs Oscar S,, shoemaker Toung Robert, bricklayer Wilson Johnston, carpenter Wilson Samuel W., tinsmith Wilson Miss Sarah, milliner Young Henry, butcher Young Joseph, shoemaker *GOSFIELD-A small village in thetown- ship of Gosfield, county of Essex.Distant from Bell River, a_ station of the Great Western railway, 15 wiles, from Windsor 82 miles, fare $1.Mail daily.Population about GV.Bottom Benjamin, farmer Coatsworth George W., farmer Coatsworth Joseph, J.P., postmaster, town clerk Coatsworth Solomon, carpente: Fox Charles, farmer Fox George, farmer Fox George M, farmer * Also called Albertville. Gos-GrA DOMINION 354 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Gitty Adam, farmer Scratch Joseph B., farmer Wigle Charles, farmer Wigle Solomon S., farmer Wigle Wesley, farmer GOSPOR'T\u2014A vilago on Hey Bay, township of Adolphustown, county of Lennox and Addingron.Daily commu nication by steamer with Kingston, Belle- ville and Napance.Distant from Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 13 miles, Mail weekly.Population about 50.Bogart Lewis L., farmer Bogart Mortimer C., councillor Bogart Peter L., farmer Casey William, farmer Clark John, farmer Collins James, farmer Collins Robert, J.P., farmer Drury Charles, farmer GERMAIN GEORGE, J.P., postmaster Hawley Samuel, farmer Hermance Andrew, farmer Hermance Augustus M., farmer Roblin Cyrus À, farmer Tobey T.D., furmer Weese J.W., farmer *GOULD)S LAN DING\u2014A small place ou the river Ottawa, township of Horton, county of Renfrew.It is only noticeable as being the place where passengers leave the Ottawa River steamers for the portage of 12 miles to Cobden, and as being the nearest point on the river to Douglas, Eganvilie, and several other inlaud villages.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Renfrew 9 miles, from Douglas 14 miles, from Sand Point, the terminus of the Brockville and Ottawa railway 17 miles, from Ottawa 56 iles.Mail daily.Population about 30.MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Rattray John, innkeeper SHIELDS HENRY, hotelkeeper.Conveyances furnished to every part of the country GOUROCK\u2014A small place in the township of Guelph, county of Wellington.Distant from Guelph, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, from Harrisburg, a station of the Great Wesi- ern railway, 22 miles, from Toronto 50 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100 Mewhert James, postmaster, storekeeper GOWANSTOWN\u2014A village in the township of Wallace, county of Terth.Country produce affords the principal trade here.Distant from Mitchell, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 25 niles, from Stratford 87 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 50.Anderson Edward, farmer Blackstock J., proprietor Queen's hotel Blackstock Mrs., postmistress Campbell Neil, blacksmith Creighton Robert, farmer McMillan Mrs., wid Neil, innkeeper Queen's hotel, J.Blackstock, proprietor Smith William, brickmaker Willoughby J oh, farmer GOWER POINT\u2014A small village on the River Ottawa, township of Westmeath, county of Renfrew, The steamers of the Union Forwarding and Railway Co.cull here daily.Distant from Sand Point, the terminus of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 23 miles, from Pembroke 25 miles, from Ottawa 7 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 40.Bertrand François, innkeeper Borrow François, carpenter Carswell T.M., postmaster, reeve Ginguet rev.Joseph, R.catholic + Also ealled Horton Corners.*GRAFTON\u2014A village in tho township of Huldimand, counry of Northumber- Jand.Its manufactories are represented by an extensive distillery, a foundry, a woollen factory, and grist mills, It jy near a port of entry on Luke Ontario, from which is shipped Jumber, flour and other produce of the buck country ; nnd it is nlso near the Grafton depot of the Grand Trunk railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.hns an offico here.Distant from CoLourg 7 miles, inre 26e: from Col- borne 7 miles, fave 260; from Toronto 77 miles.Aail daily.Population about G00.Aird James, carpenter Allan Evan, agent G.T.R., and Canadian Express Co.Allen Henry, of Allen & Minaker, bds at Mansion house Allen & Minaker, general store Barnum Eliakim, farmer Barnum James, farmer Barnum Smith, farmer Bingley Thomas, township clerk Boyce Stephen, farmer Blacklock Archibald, clerk Blacklock John, tailor Bryant John, fisherman Burnett Francis, distiller Burnett William, of McFarlane & Co.Cameron Randall, farmer Campbell Donald, Benlock mills CANADIAN EXPRESS CO, E.Allen, agent Clurk Stephen, farmer Clark Thomas, farmer Clitheroe James, painter Corrigan Terrence, hotelkeeper Cuthbert James, cabinetmaker, bds at Grafton hotel Drake Frank.nurseryman Drummond Charles S.Episcopal church, rev.John Wilson, minister Fenton Thomas, farmer Fisher John, farmer Flynn Joseph, bailiff Fraser Charles, tailor Fraser Willian, shoemaker Gillard Jumes, of Jumes Gillard & Son Gillard James, & Son, general store Gillard Josius, postmaster, of James Gil- lard & Son Godard Alured Henry, customs department Gould Abraham, school] master Grafton hotel, Thomas Patterson, proprietor Greenwood Henry & George, woollen factory Hall John, blacksmith Heeman Thomas, J.P, farmer Henderson Edward, laborer Hildreth E., druggist Himman David, farmer Hoyt Asa, carriagemaker Hyneson Thomas, engineer Johnston & Brother, general store Johnston John, of Johnston & Brother Johnston William, luborer, bds at Grafton hotel Johnston Wm., of Johnston & Brother Jolly David, Iaborer,bds at Grafton hotel Lawless Henry, clerk, bds at Mansion house Lawless Thomas, merchant Lawless W.& R., farmers Mansion house, Willinm Patterson, pro- prictor McFarlane & Co, distilers McFarlane W.S, of Mel\u2018aurlaue & Co.McFiggin Maleohn, plasterer, Ldz nt Mansion house Massie John G.miller MONTREAL TELEGRAPII Ce.Moore Ams, farmer «Ile post office is called Haldimand.Munroe James, blacksmith Munroe John, fishery department Patterson Thos., proprietor Grafton hotel Patterson Win, proprietor Mansion house Presbyterian Cliureh, rev.John Smith minister ' Pringle Roderick R., farmer Reynolds John, of MeFarline & Co.Rogers Jns, G.,J.P., clerk Division court Rogers J.C., farmer Rogers Robert Z., furmer Rooney John, founder Ross Alexander, blacksmith Ross Andrew, carpenter Ross Donald, farmer Ross Ilugh, shoemaker Rutherford Charles, clerk Smith rev.John, Presbyterinr Stanley Robert W.Steer rev.William, Wesleyan Sprentall Williun, carriugemaker Tait Robert, farmer Taylor Michael, cooper Tunney James, farmer Wait rev.Eldor, Baptist Webster Thomas Webster William, furmer Wesleyan church, rev.Wilkun Steer, minister Willoughby William A., M.D.Wilson rev.John, Episcopal Wilson John, government inspector Winters Matthew, farmer GRAHAMSVELLE\u2014A village in the township vf Torunto Gore, county of Peel.istant from Malton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 14 miles, from Toronto 151 miles, Mail daily.l\u2019opula- tion about 100.Anderson Christopher, farmer Bell Henry, farmer BELL ROBERT, J.P., proprietor Magnet hotel Blackburn James Boy Smallwood, farmer ; Brougham Michael E., clerk Division court Brown Joseph, farmer Buckholder Allan, farmer Clifton Thomas, shoemaker Couk John, blacksmith Dale Thomas, laborer Dilton Charles, tailor Dorsey Robert, farmer Dorsey Thomus, carpenter Gaibett Stephen, farmer Gardham Walter, farmer Garhett Wilson Harrison Mark, farmer Herbert Edward, printer LAMPHIER PETER, postmaster, eral merchant MAGNET UHOTEL, Robert Bell, JP.proprietor Mekeun Duncan, farmer Mills Jolin, shoemaker Neshitt.John, constable Nix William, furmer Phillips Thomas G., M.D.Porter Robert, farmer Sanderson George, laborer Sims Jolin Smith Neil, farmer Trousell Abraham, hostler Ward Thomas, fanuer Wood John, farmer GILANT\u2014A small village in the township of Cambridge, county of Russell, Distant from Gloucester, a stution of the St Lawrence and Ottawa roflway, 27 miles, from Ottawa 30 miles.Mail weekly, Po pulation about 40.Bartley Willinm, farmer ; K«monstone James, postimaster, farnier MeCnlgal Geurge, farmer seu ONTARIO.] DOMINION 355 DIRECTORY, GRA-GRE McDonald Daniel carpenter Meldrum \u2014, farmer McLaren Peter, farmer McNab Duncan, farmer Silmser George, farmer | Stewart Peter, J.P., councillor, farmer Wallace Robert, farmer Wood Joseph, farmer Wood Robert, farmer : N'ELEY\u2014A small village in the CRD of Williamsburg, county of - Dundas.Distant from Morrisburg, a = tation of the Grand Trunk railway, 17 miles, from Ottawa 42 miles, Mail serni- weekly.Population about 100.Carr Alexander, joiner Carr Henry, farmer Carr Hugh, carpenter Carr Thomas, shoemaker Collins Thomas, tarmer .Drummond Alexander, mail carrier Jordan Patrick, school teacher Munro George, farmer Munro John C., J.P., postmaster, storekeeper Russell Thomas, builder GRA NTON\u2014 A small village in the township ot Biddulph, county of Middlesex.Wheat is shipped largely from this place.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.This is a station of the Grand Trunk railway.Distant from St Mary\u2019s 12 miles, from London, the county town, 18 miles, from Sarnia 60 miles.Mail daily.Population about 350.ARGUS ANDREVIEW (THE), weekly, annual subscription SI; Alexander J.Belch, proprietor, St Mary's Armitage James B., lumber merchant Bagshaw Abraham, carpenter Bain Robert, farmer Barry John, farmer Blackwell Benj, of Blackwell & Hudson Blackwell & Hudson, grain dealers Brooks Edgar, photographer Brooks Edwin J., waggonmaker Cameron Hugh, blacksmith CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.A.Phelan, agent Carty Dennis, farmer Casswell Joseph, farmer Dewar Patrick, farmer Eddy Joseph farmer Findlay rev.Allen, Presbyterian Foreman Charles, farmer Foreman George, farmer Fulton Samuel, farmer Garrett Isane, of Webb & Garrett Grant Alexander, farmer Grant James, farmer pren William, farmer artley Alexander Y., general store JOUDGINS JAMES S., dealer in dry goods, proceries, Le.\u2019 Hudson Jul, of Blackwell & Hudson Humpage William, miller James \u2014, cooper Jamieson James, pestmaster, shoemaker \u201cermyn Henry, of W.& IL Jermyn Jermyn Richard, farmer \u2019 Jermyn W.& 11, stovekeeners Towel van, of W.& IL Jermyn itham, storekeeper, farmer Matches James, farmer Melntyre James P,, itukeeper McKenzie Robert, farmer MeKone William, shoemaker Niibuburts À udrew, laborer avtehell Joh, carding and evist mill Jr , \u2019 > MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COL ALT.) y Operator Par Joseuh, farmer PHELAN ANDREW 1.telesray i oper- itor, station aud express dent F.Stewart Alexander, harnessmaker Stewart Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Andrew Thompson Frederick A.) innkeeper Webb Christopher M, of Webb & Garrett Webb & Garrett, general store Westman James, farmer White David G., shoemaker Woodgate James R., M.D.GRANT'S MILL&\u2014A small village in the township of Edwardsburg, county of Grenville, Distant from Heckston, which is the nearest post office, 24 miles, from Spencerville and Oxford, stations of the St.Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 7 miles.Population about 50.Campbell Hector, saw and shingle mill Connelly Henry, farmer (Connelly Richard, farmer Grant Daniel, flour mill Grant John, farmer McChesney Joseph, teamster McDonald James, mason McFadion Lachlin, blacksmith McLeod Dugald, teamster McPherson James, laborer McRae Farquhar, teamster Manahan James, carpenter May Frederick, butcher Myers Friend, millwright Noland George, lumber merchant Noland William, pedlar Northern hotel, Edward Cassnell, proprietor O'Houlihan Daniel, plasterer Parker James, draughtsman Parker Miss, school teacher Piercy Joseph Pimlot Geo.master steamer Wenonah Queen\u2019s hotel, Benjamin Fuller, proprietor Rankin Thomas, engineer ! Robinson Thomas M., councillor ?ert, | i Scott John, J.P., cabinetmaker McFadden Benjamin, farmer Scott John, jun.master steamer Wa- Robinson Thomas, farmer | bamik \u2019 GRAVENHURST\u2014A thriving village | Sharps per finger in the township and di-trict of Muskoka.| J g : .Being the centre of a thickly wooded ! Sybold & Chamberlain, shinglemukers McCarly William John, farmer McFadden Albert, farmer country, lumber is manufactured to a large extent.Distant from Barrie, a station of the Northern railway.50 miles, fare in summer to steamboat landing 50c.; in winter to railway station &2; from Toronto 115 miles.Mail daily.Population about 400.Adams John.M.D.Armstrong \u2014, sash, door and planing mills Austin George C., agent for Hotchkiss, Hughson & Co.Baler Samuel, boot and shoe maker Bostwick John, culler Brock Joseph.land owner Brown Dugald, proprietor Brown's hotel Brown John, foreman, Hotchkiss, Hugh- son & Co.Brown's hotel, Dugald Brown, proprietor Cassnell Edw.proprietor Northern hotel Cherry Moses, ship carpenter Clark Chamberlain.clerk Clark George, merchant COCKBURN A.P, MP.proprietor stenmer Wenonah.forwarding and commission merchant Cockburn & Co.general merchants and saw mill owners Cockburn J.P., of Cockburn & Co.Cockburn Peter, postmaster Collett George, tailor Collett George T.watchmaker Cooper E., proprietor Cooper house Cooper house, E.Cooper.proprietor Douglass James, sen.sawyer Dowuey Thomas, gardener [Forster Benjamin, butcher Forster William G., livery stables Fuller Beuj., proprietor Queen's hotel Gill Miss, dressmaker Graves George, laborer Haliday David.clerk Harvie John, stage proprietor, carter Hetherington William, laborer Hewett Edward, contractor Hewitt James, farmer Hotehkiss, Hughsou & Co, lumber merchants Jones Charles.school master Kirkpatrick James T., of Cockburn & Co.Knott Robert, painter and glazier Livingston Malcolm, builder Livingston Neil.councillor, architect MeCabe James, farmer { Wayland \u2014, carpenter White Mrs, milliner i Whitehead Henry, boat builder Wingrove Daniel, farmer ; Woodrow Duncan, culler GE A YSTOCK\u2014A post office station in the township of Otonabee, county of Peterborough.Distant from Peterbor- ough, the county town and a station on the branch liue of the Midland railway.7 miles, fare 25c.Mail daily.Population of neighborhood about 100.Armstrong James, farmer : Baltery Mrs.Jane Dixon William John, farmer Gillespie James, farmer firabam William, farmer srayvstock Mark, postmaster ! Hazlitt John.farmer Irish William Morgan, farmer Jackson Robert.farmer Jory John.farmer Kindred Charles, farmer Kindred William, farmer Morgan William, farmer Robinson Robert, farmer Rutherford Adam, farmer Rutherford William, farmer Slattery Thomas, farmer Smith Matthew, sen., farmer Smithson Joshua, farmer | Swan Nicholas, farmer \u201cGREENBANK\u2014A small village in the | township of Reach.county of Ontario.Distant from Whitby, the county town | and astation of the Grand Trunk railway, | 20 miles, fare 31: from Toronto 5) miles.Mail daily.Anderson William.photographer Asling John, postmaster Bagshaw Joseph, farmer Bailey John, blacksmith Bee rev.William, Primitive methodist Beer John, grist mill owner Braund Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Samuel Butson William, hotelkeeper Church of England, rev.R.3.Forne:r'.minister Craig Edward, carpenter Craig Isaac, saw mill owner Dustay Edward, shoemaker Forneri rev.R.8, B.A, ch of England Janson John, farmer ° King Richard, laborer Knowlys Culling E., M.D.Lee Joseph, farmer Population about 100. Gre-Gri DOMINION 356 DIRECTORY.(PROVEXER op MeGir Andrew, sloruixeeper Oliver J: bez, M.D Phocnix John, farmer Primitive methodist church, rev William Bee, minister Sanders Joseph, waggonmaker Wagoner William, blackemith Walker Robert, sailor Warren William H., blacksmith Williams Joseph, trader GREENBUSIHI\u2014A small village in the townsuip of RKlizabathtown, county of Leeds.Distant from Bollamys, à station of the Brockville und Ottawa railway, 3 miles, from Brockville 12 miles.Mai daily.Population about 50.Blanchard Daniel, cheese factory and farmer Blanchard David, carriagemaker Blanchard John, farmer Chandler Arthur, shoemaker Codd Richard, cooper Connell Robert, farmer Loverin Simeon Olds David, farmer Olds William, J.P., farmer and saw mill Patterson John, dealer Robinson William, general trader Snell George, storekeeper Young Humphrey, postmaster, grocer and blacksmith GREEN POINT\u2014A village in the town ship of Sopliinsburg, county of Prince Edward.istant from Picton 9 miles, fare 25¢.; from Napauee, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 14 miles, tare 80c.Mail daily.Population about 40.Hazard Benjamin, J.P., farmer Palmer William B., farmer Potter Alpheus, farmer Roblin Levi, mill owner Roblin Philip, postmaster, mill owner Roblin Caleb, ship owner Shortt Jacob, farmer GREEN RIVER\u2014A small village in the township of l\u2019ickering, county of Ontario, Distant from Whitby, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 16 miles.Mail daily.Population about 50.Barkey, John, farmer , Bice John, farmer Bice Nelson, farmer Doton, Benjamin, carriagemaker Mackman Thomas, sawyer Osburn \u2014, carpenter Smith John H., postmaster, mill owner and storekeeper Williams Joseph, miller Wilson John, farmer Wilson William, school teacher Winsor John, shoemaker GREENSVELLE-A villagein the township of West Flamboro, county of Went- worth.Distant from Dundas, a station of the Great Western railway, 2 miles, from Hamilton 7 miles, from Toronto 46 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200.Armstrong James, laborer Ballantyne Thomas, cooper Barr Frederick, tailor Bateman Mrs., wid William Black Andrew, teamster Bussey Samuel, laborer Couhencr James, constable Fraser David, weaver (yamble George, linsmith Gamble Peter, pedlar Gamble Robert, pedlar Gamble William, tinsmith Globenski L.F., cooper Globenski John, cooper Globenski Lewis, cooper Green Peter, carpenter Higgins Henry, waggonmaker Hore Francis, lumber merchant JOYCE JAMES, postmaster, dealer in dry goods, grooorics, and crockery JOYCE JAMES, jun, manufacturer and dealer in boots and shoes Kelly Daniel, blacksmith Kelly Hugh, laborer Langley Matthew, weaver Larion Casimir, laborer Larion Paul, laborer McGregor William, laborer Markle Arthur, teamster Markle Hiram, carpenter Markle James, sawyer Morden Jonathan, Hour and saw mills Morrison Mrs.Isabella, wid Alexander Moxley Marshall, farmer Moxley Orlando, farmer Peet Thomas, Greensville hotel Port George, cooper Smith Patrick, school teacher Snasdell Joseph, township clerk Steel John, proprietor of distillery Surarus Jacob, farmer Surarus William, farmer Thompson William, mason Soper George, carpenter Soper Zachariah, carpenter Vincer Henry, laborer GREENWOOD\u2014A village inthe township of Pickering, county of Ontario.Montreal Telograph Co.has an office here.Distant from Whitby, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway 1) miles, fare 25¢c.; from Toronto 30 miles.Mail daily.Population about £00.Adamson Henry, painter Adam Samuel, brickmaker Allbright John, farmer Ball John, tailor Birrell Ebenezer, J.P., farmer Birrell James, farmer Boddy John, shoemaker Boddy Michael G., shoemaker Byers Samuel, grist mill Carey Michael, cooper Clarke William, farmer Crawford David, farmer Elliker Robert, farmer Geddes James, mason Gibson George, farmer Gleeson John, potash maker Green Frederick, J.P., farmer Green Samuel J., miller Henerson George, hotelkeeper Henderson James, shoemaker Hick George, farmer Hopper George, school teacher Jackson Edward, farmer Kennedy Michael, farmer Larkin Patrick, farmer Lannon Robert, cooper McCann Vere Ward, farmer McKay Alexander, tailor McKittrick Andrew, farmer McKittrick William, farmer McMurray Alexander, farmer and schoolteacher McMurray Thomas, farmer McQuoid Henry, farmer McQuoid John, farmer Meen Benjamin, farmer MEEN FREDERICK, postmaster, icle- graph operator, and general store Mitchell John, grist mill Montgomery Joseph, agent MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, Ficd- erick Meen, operator Pengell William, tanner Reedy Patrick, waggonmaker Ryan Michael, blacksmith Saddler James, farmer Shea Henry, cooper Smith James, farmer Smith William, mason Snell Samuel, carpenter Stalter Jacoh, stave factory Stirling Mrs.Judith, wid Joseph, hotel- keeper ! Stobbs rev.Thomas, Wesleynn Tait Alexander, farmer Tait Miss Sophin, milliner Tait William, carpenter Tyc John Valentine George, farmer Walsh rev.William, Wesleyan Wesleyan church, rev.Thos.Stobls Wilson George, farmer GRISHADM-\u2014A post office station in the township sand county of Bruce.Distant from Goderich, tho terminus of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 13 miles.Mail weekly, \u2019 Brown E.J., postmaster GRE'TNA\u2014A post oflice station in the township of North Frodericksburg, county of Lennox and Addington, Distant from Napance, à station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles.Muil weekly.Population about 100.Cole Conrad, J.P., farmer Cole James Edgar Ferdinand, carpenter Hambly Samuel, farmer Hambly William, farmer Hough Charles, farmer Hough John, farmer, builder Kimmerly Charles, lime burner Mellow William J., postmaster Miller Samuel, farmer Sills Thomas, carpenter GRIERSVILLE\u2014A smail village in the township of St Vincent, county of @rey.Distant from Meaford 5 miles, from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 23 miles.Mail four times a week.Population about 60.Brinkman William, shoemaker Fisher Samuel, farmer Grier Andrew, postmaster, farmer Johnston Robert, farmer Loury George, blacksmith McDonald Miles, farmer McLean R.McD, tanner Marshall James, waggon maker Mitchell Henry, blacksmith Mitchell Robert, farmer Smith Robert, farmer Spike B.& G., farmers Spike Robert, storekeeper Taylor William, farmer Wilson James L., innkeeper Wilson John, farmer Wright George Wesley, M.D.» GRIFFIN'S CORNERS \u2014A sinall village in the township of Bay ham, county of Elgin.Distant from Vienna 2} miles, from Ingersoll, stution of the Gront Wes- torn railway, 26 miles, fare $1.74.Population about 30.Fightner Samuel, farmer Griffin Jacob A., hotelkeeper and grocer Millard David, blacksmith Richard Jumes, farmer Roy Charles, farmer tERITIFIN'S CORNERS\u2014A small place on the Garafraxn rond, at the corner of tho four townshi s of Glenolg, Brntinek, Holland and Sullivan, county of Grey.Distant from Latone ] mile, from Durham 9 miles, from Owen Sound 19 miles, from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 32 miles.Stage fare to Owen Sound, 81; to Fergus, $3.Population about 40.Cunningham J, innkeeper #The post office is at Vienna.+ Tho poet office is at Latona. ONTARIO.) DOMINION 307 DIRECTORY.GRI-GUE Curlett John, farmer Curlett Robert, farmer | Duggan John, blacksmith Grifin Bartholemey, storekeeper Linley William, farmer McIntosh George, farmer McIntosh Hugh, furmer McIntosh Janes, farmer McIntosh Philip, storekeeper McIntosh Peter, farmer Smith Alexander, farmer Smith Donald, farmer Smith James, farmer Smith William, farmer Watts James, carpenter GRIFFITH\u2014A post office station in the township of Griffith, county of Ren- frew.Distant from Sand Point, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 52 miles, Mail weekly.Adams W.H., sen., postmaster GRIMSBY\u2014A thriving village on Lake Qutario, township of Grimsby, county of Lincoln.It is situated in the midstof a fine farming and fruit growing country, and is celebrated for its healthful climate and beautiful scenery.Fruitd or all kinds grow in abundance, especially grapes, peaches and apples, Organic matter, lime and potash, are found by analysis in the soil.Montreal Telegraph Co.hasan office here, and it is a station of the Great Western rarlway.À duily stage runs between Smithville, St Anns and Williamsport.Distant from St Catharines, the county town, 17 miles, fare 50c.; from Hamilton 19 miles, fare 50c.; from Niagara Falls 27 miles, fare $1; from Paris 45 miles, from Toronto 56 miles, fare $1.60; from London 2 miles.Mail daily.Population about Allison Richard, carpenter Alvord Lewis, mason Anderson Hugh, farmer Anderson Michael J., customs officer Barnes Samuel Bates Charles, tailor Battersby Charles, M.D, Beamer John D., sawmill Bell Mrs.Anna M., wid Benjamin Bennett George, shoemaker Bennett Mrs.Mary, wid George Bigger William I.) civil engineer Book captain George pouslaugh J ohn B., farmer ouslaugh William H., saw mill BRAND JOSLIN R,, telegraph opera- Brown Mrs.Emily Brownjohn C, Thomas, provincial land surveyor Burns James, laborer Urns rev.Arthur, Wesleyan Burns William, laborer Buskirk Lawrence M., blacksmith yron Mrs Louise, wid Robart Galery Ira, Insurance agent Conny Lanvicl M.A.school teacher > ss I a , c Nelles, agent nw Coy BE.sarpenter Jeremiah, fan Cprter Joh, mason mer suembers Joseph, blacksmi Chesley Miss Margaret Smith Chute Edward, blacksmith Clarke John, farmer urke rev, John, Wesley Cline Duvid P., baker) ole Augustus W., blacksmith Lo £ Veorge, wagronmaker aorloton Jumes laborer Con yd Li Te jhecident Insurance Commercial Uni \"Ass as \u201cAmercial Union Assurance i liam Forbes, gon Ce bo, Wil- Comwall Ira, gardener De Cew John, miller Doran James, councillor Douser Charles, laborer Douser John, apprentice Duggen James, tailor Duval John, machinist Duval John, waggonmaker Fisher John, farmer Fitch Jacob D., druggist Fitch Mrs.Hannah, wid William Foster John F.Forbes William, storekeeper and insurance agent Gibson Robert, contractor Grimsby Fruit and Vegetable Canning Co., Dennis Palmer, president; Dennis Nixon, vice-president; William Forbes, secretary Grout J.H., & Co., machinists Grout John H., of J.H.Grout& Co.Grout Mrs.Eliza, wid rev.George Gurney Wilberforce, grist and flour mill Hainer Murray, sawyer Hale Miss Edith Henry James, laborer Hill Thomas, shoemaker Hinchey Michael, laborer, House Hamilton, machinist House Miss Angelina, dressmaker Hulbert James, grocer Hurst Algernon, carpenter Johnston John, laborer Karney Robert, tailor Kerr John, laborer Kerby Mrs.Harriet, wid John King Lewis, cooper Kitchen J.N., Kitchen Jacob, wine maker Kitchen William D., councillor Kitchen William W., grape wine manufacturer Konkle William hotelkeeper Lawrence Daniel, moulder Lawrence Mrs.Anne, wid William Lewis Isaac, laborer Lewis John W., travelling agent Loosley Edward E., merchant tailor Mabey George, grocer McCurdy Byard, farmer McFarland Andrew McKay Alexander J, cabinetmaker Marlatt Pierce D., hotelkeeper Mihell Edwin, tinsmith Millward William, M.D.MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, J.Brand, operator Moore Charles, cabinetmaker Moore Mathias, processor Muir Jolin, M.A.barrister Murray vev.John G., Presbyterian Nelles Charles, farmer NELLES HENRY E., postmaster Nelles James W.G., of S.A.Nelles & Co.Nelles Peter, J.P., farmer Nelles S.A, & Co, grain merchants Nelles Samuel A., of S.A.Nelles & Co.Nelles Walter H., of J.H.Grout & Co.Nixon Dennis, vice-president Grimsby Fruit Co, farmer Nixon Mrs.Mary A., wid Henry A.O'Farrell Edward, laborer O'Farrell John C,, shoemaker O'Farrell Patrick, mason O'Farrell James, teamster Oakley Sylvester, blacksmith Orr Robert, station master G.W.R.Palmer Alba, tinsmith Palmer Dennis, president Grimsby Fruit Co, farmer Palmer Edgar J, stovekecper Palmer John, machinist Pettit Alexander II, cheese factory Pettit Isaac, farmer Pettit J.R., farmer Phipps William, laborer Provincial Assurance Co., Ira Calder, agent Randall Andrew, hotelkeeper Randall J.S.Randall Ralph, butcher Randall Robert, telegraph operator Read rev.Dr.Thomas B., ch of England Richardson R.M., insurance agent Russ William, teamster Ruthven James Ryckman James, farmer Scottish Provincial Insurance Co, R.M.Richardscn, agent Sloan James, porter G.W.R.Smith A.M., & Co., nurserymen Smith Andrew M, of À.M.Smith & Co.Smith Mrs.Mary, wid Jeremiah Snyder William A., clerk Sears Albert, engineer Simspon James, laborer Soper John, carpenter Spillette captain Silas W., adjutant 19th batt 0.V.Sullivan John, shoemaker Teeter Nelson J., machinist Teeter Solomon, mail carrier Terryberry Albert, clerk Terryberry James, carpenter Thomas Mrs.Eliza, wid John Tracey John P., school teacher Tufford Joseph, blacksmith Udell Eugene, laborer Udeli Edwin Udell Eugene, laborer Vanduzer Denis, of A.M.Smith & Co.Vandyke George, waggonmaker Vandyke rev.George Vandyke John, carriagemaker \u2018Whittaker Samuel, shoemaker Wilson Edwin, farmer Wilson William, saw mill Woolverton Algernon, M.D.Woolverton C.E., & Son, nurserymen Woolverton Charles E., J.P., of C.E.Woolverton & Son \u2018Woolverton Jonathan, M.D.Woolverton Lynas, of C.E.Woolverton & Son Wylie William, mason GROVESEND \u2014A small but attractive village in the township of Malahide, county of Elgin.Distant from St Thomas, a station of the London and Port Stanley railway, 21 miles, fare 81.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 50.Less d Burdick Andrus D., farmer Burdick Smith, cheese factory Lyon William B., J.P.postmaster Markle Daniel, blacksmith Markle John, carpenter Marr Asa, farmer Ross Chs., president agricultural society GUELPH\u2014An incorporated town on the river Speed, township of Guelph, county of Wellington Tt 1s the county seat The river passing through the township affords excellent water privi leges to a number of mills of all descriptions.Guelpli contains some first-class factories, several large breweries, three sewing machine, and two melodeon estab- ishments.One of latter, owned by M.M, Bell & Co, is noted for its productions, which tind great favor in the west.This town is the centre of a rich agricultural district.Ithasularge retail country trade, and exports considerable quantities cf wheat and flour.No place in Canada pre seuts more excellent manufacturing facit- ities.Here are several beds of whitish sub-crystalline, dark brown and black dolomite, which vield an excellent building stone.Valuable quarries are worked near tho town.Some of the beds are GUELPE.DOMINION 358 DIRECTORY.{Province OF burned for lime.Here is the northern terminus of the Galt and Guelph branch of the Great Western railway, and the southern terminus of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, now completed to Fergus and Alma, and soon to be constructed to Suugeen.This is also ono of the chiefstations of the Grand Trunk railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Fergus 13 miles, from Hamilton 30 miles, from Toronto 47 miles, from Montreal 380 miles.Mail daily.Population about 6,500.Adrilley Miss Bridget, Waterloo st Adair James, agent, Douglas st Ainley Richard, carpenter, Norfolk st Albion hotel, Mrs.P.Murphy, proprietress, McDonnell st Alexander rev.I, ch of England, Charles st Allan Robert, shoemaker, Surrey st Allden William, carpenter, Woolwich st cor Tiffany st Allen David, miller, Woolwich st Allen William, grist mill and distillery, Surrey st Ambury George, machinist Surrey st AMERICAN HOTEL, Thos.Ellis, proprietor, Wyndham st American Merchants Union Express Co., J.Grant, agent, Wyndham st Anaerson George, grain dealer, Norfolk st Anderson John, of Armstrong, McCrae & Co., Huskisson st Anderson Alexander, teacher Central school, Gordon st Anderson O., moulder, bds Cork st Anderson John, clerk, Galt st Andrews Miss Isabella, Fleet st Andrich Adam, pork butcher, Market sq Angell William, confectioner, Wynd- ham st Anlow John, stonecutter, Dundas road Arkson William, laborer, Waterloo road Armour Maurice, watchmaker, Wynd- ham st, h Kent st Arms Edwin H., sewing machines, Yar- mouth st Armstrong Andrew, baker, McDonnell st, h Surrey st Armstrong Andrew, of Armstrong, Mc- Crea & Co., McDonnell st Armstrong D.of W.Armstrong & Son, Woolwich st .Armstrong James, carpenter, McDonnell st Armstrong Jas., builder, Eramosa road Armstrong Jno., teamster, London road Armstrong John B., proprietor Excelsior carriage works, Woolwich st ARMSTRONG, McCRAE & CO, hosiers and woollen manufacturers, Huskisson st Armstrong W., & Son, carriagemakers, Woolwich st Armstrong William, of W.Armstrong & Son, Woolwich st Atkinson Wm., seed store, Market st Auld Charles, clerk, Suffolk st Bad :au Joseph, shoemaker, Gordon st Bailsy Thomas, farmer, Water st Bailey William, blacksmith, Cork st, h Essex st Bain Robert, bookkeeper, Norwich st BAKER ALFRED A, clerk of Division court, issuer of marriage li- canses, &c., Elizab\"th st Baker James, luborer, Market st Baker Nelson, carpenter, Galt st Baker Richard, Cardigan st Balkwill & Gauhan, grain merchants, Gordon st Balkwill George, of Balkwill & Gau- hau, Gordon st Ball rev.W.S., Knox church, Paisley st BANK OF MONTREAL, C.C.Brough, manager, St George's sq Barber George, fireman station No.1, Market sq Barclay James D., builder, Waterloo st Barker Richard, melodeon maker, Durham st Barry James, carpenter, George st Bartley George, shoemaker, Gordon st Bates George, miller, Cardigan st Bates Mrs., n Glasgow st Bay Horse hotel, Fuhry & Coughlin, proprietors, McDonnell st Beattic George, saddler, Market sq, h Dublin st Beck William, laborer, Devonshire st Beecham Joseph, melodeon maker, Essex st Bell Matthew, stonecutter, Albert st Bell Robert, of W.Bell & Co, Wool- wich st BELL W., & CO.manufacturers of melodeons and organs, Market sq.See Adv Bell Wm., of W.Bell & Co., Suffolk st Berry Henry, baker, Quebec st Bessey William E,, M.D., Market st Bilton William Ww, soda water maker, Surrey st Bisch Philip, dry goods, Wyndham st, l Norfolk st Biscoe Frederick, of Biscoe & Oliver, agent for Alliance Mutual Assurance society, cor Wyndham and Quebec sts BISCOE & OLIVER, barristers, attorneys, solicitors and agents for Impe- perial Building, Savings and Investment society, cor Wyndham and Quebec sts Bishop Joseph H., machinist, Suffolk st Blanchfield Thomas, clerk, Douglas st Boggs Mrs.Margaret, wid William, storekeeper Bond John M., & Co, coal depot, Cork st Bond John M., of John M.Bond & Co, cor Paisley and Dublin sts BOND JOHN M, & CO, hardware, Wyndham st Bookless (George, clerk, Market sq Bookless John, proprietor Royal saloon, Market sq BOOKLESS WILLIAM A., proprietor Royal hotel, Market sq Borthwick William, waggonmaker, Perth st Botterell Edward, brewer, Market st, cor Edinburgh road Boult Stephen, builder, Quebec st Bowie John, iaborer, Essex st Bradley Joseph, grocer, Woolwich st Brady Owen, farmer, Hooper st Brandon Daniel, tailor, Toronto st Braughton Mrs.Unnnah, wid Joln, Market st Bradon Thomas, painter, Cork st Breton Thomas, laborer, Queen st Brill James D., produce merchant, Gordon st, h Nottingham st Britchford John, carpenter, St Kliza- beth st Brock Llewellyn, M.D., Wyndham st, h uebec st BRODIE PHILIP B., station agent G.W.R., Edinburgh rond Brooking S.tailor, hds Corl sf Brough C.C., mwager Bank of Montreal Broûghton Mrs.Hnnnal, wid John, Market st Brown David, distiller, McTngue st Brown Gavin, Edinburgh road Brown Henry, enrpenter, Glasgow si Brown John, Inborer, Liverpool st Brown John, shoemaker, Dublin st Brown Jol, stonecutter, Berlin st Brown Miss Jane, London road Brown Willinm R., laborer, Albert st Brownlow Willinm, undertuker, Quebec st, h Waterloo st Bruce Alexander, carpenter, Dublin st Bruce George, carpenter, Oxford st Bruce George, sen, Edinhurglh road Bruce George À, curringemnker, Suffolk st Brunton Hugh, laborer, Strange st Brydges Woldes, laborer, Bagot st Bryley Wm, laborer, Albert st Buckham Adam, dry goods, Norfolk st Buckland Charles, trader, off London road Budd Mrs.Jane, wid William, dressmaker, St George's sq, h Norfolk st Bulger Mrs.Bridget, wid, Richardson st Bulger Patrick, laborer, Neve st Bunyan Dennis, proprietor Dominion saloon, Market sq Bunyan John, proprietor hotel, McDonnell st Burgen Mrs.Jane, wid John, Glasgow st Burgess William, photographer, Wynd- ham st, h Gordon st Burnett Samuel, moulder, Paisley st Burney Mrs.Ann, wid, Perth st Burns Lawrence, laborer, Bristol st Burns Michael, laborer, Iissex st Burns Nicholas, clerk, Queen st Burns Robert, grocer, Northumberland st Burt John, shoemaker, Woolwich st Burton Mrs.Catherine, wid Edmund, Eramosa road Butler Charles, bird cage maker, Wool- wich st Butler James, machinist, r Norfolk st Butler Thomas, boilermaker, Arthur st Call Charles, Cambridge st Callums Clarles, machinist, n Dundas road Calton Walton, foundry, Woolwich st Campbell Alex, laborer, Norfolk st Campbell Christopher, soap and candle factory, Perth st, h Bramosa road Campbell David, carpenter, MeTague st Campbell Robert, L.D.S., Wyndham st, h Wcolwichst CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, (+.W.Sandilands, agent, Market sy CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.,J.Grant, agent, Wyndham st Cantwell J., St Elizabeth st Caraher Daniel, laborer, Queen st Card Miss Mary, Quebec st Carney John, Taborer, Inkerman st Carrier Henry, shoemaker, Arthur st CARROLL & CO.grocers, Wyndham st Carroll David, farmer, Clarence st Carroll Edward, of Carroll & Co.Norfolk st Carroll Edward, laborer, Puisley road Carroll Edward, sen, quarryma, Nottingham st .Carroll James, Dlacksmith, Wellington st Carroll John, Inborer, Toronto st Carroll John, storekeeper, Murket st Carter J, of J.& W.Carter, MeDon- nell st Unrtor J.& W., grain denlers, Mnrket se Carter W., of J.& W.Curter, McDonnell st Carthen Edwurd, collector of\u2019 customs, Market st Dominion ONTARIO] DOMINION 359 DIRECTORY.GUELPH.Casey Michnel, proprietor Harp of Erin, MeDonnell st , Cass Charles, carpenter, George st Chadwick Frederick, of Davidson & Chadwick, Waterloo road Chadwick John Craven, York road Chamberlin Clarke, blacksmith, Nottingham st 2 Ghamberlin George, laborer, Nottingham st Chambers David, weaver, Mary st Chambers John, laborer, Duke st Chambers Michael, laborer, Ontario st Chance Robert, of Mogg & Chance, dry goods, Woolwich st ; .Chase Calel, blacksmith, W oolwich st Chase Francis, carpenter, Durham st Chellice Samuel, butcher, York road Chisolm Alexander, laborer, Essex st Christopher Alexander, tanner, Essex st Church Alfred, fireman woollen fae- tory, Surrey st Church Mrs.James, Quebec st Clark J.H., dealer in hides, Surrey st Clark J.J., servant, Waterloo road Clark Orange, coal oil refinery, Alma st, h Paisley st Clark rev.W.F.Congregationalist, Glasgow st Clark William B., G.T.R., Yorkshire st Clark & Tuck, druggists, Wyndham st Clarke William, M.D., Rosehirst, head of Perth st Clay William, clerk, Emma st Clayton Richard, clerk, Suffolk st Clozier Mrs.Margaret, wid William, Woolwich st Cochran Robert, drover, Norfolk st Coffee Charles, laborer.Queen st Coffee Dennis, proprietor Wellington hotel, Windham st Cole Mrs.Mary, wid George, Suffolk st Colenso Mrs.Eleanor, wid Samuel, Quebec st Collis James, machinist, Birmingham st Collins Robert, veterinary surgeon, Dublin st Collins W.B., carpenter, Pipe st COLLOM EDWARD, Guelph Advertiser office, Wyndham st Colson Henry, deputy registrar, Waterloo st Colson James, tailor, Market sq Commercial hotel, T.Pallister, proprietor, Market sq Commercial Union Fire and Life Assurance Co., W.Hart, agent, Market sq \u2018Condy Thomas, laborer, Strange st Congleton Alexander, stonemason, Far- quahar st Congleton William, mason, Surrey st Connecticut Mutual Lite Assurance Co.George Robins, agent ! Connors Mrs, Mary, wid C., Water st eee atrick, shoemaker, St Eliza- Cooper Robert, stonemason, off London Cooper Robert, Glasgow st Cooper Thomas, engineer, Northumber land st OE ! ) COOPER THOMAS W., provincial fond rveyor and architect, Wynd- Copp Edwin, machinist, Norwich st Orrbet Mrs.Susan, wid Robert, Nor- CORMACK ,Ç JAMES, tailor, clothier > trnishi or s, Wi c ham aN Market st goods, Wind- ormey Alex., painter .CORPORATION OP QUES A rond Cossit Levi fanning mills lle « Green st 2 mills, Norfolk st, h Costello Michael, laborer, Northum- berland st Couch Thos., shoemaker, Woolwich st, h Green st Coughlan Patrick, laborer, Hooper st Coughlin John, of Fuhry & Coughlin, McDonnell st Coulson Mrs., wid R,D., Quebec st COULSON'S HOTEL, Robert B.Coul- Bon, proprietor, McDonnell st COULSON ROBERT B., proprietor Coulgon\u2019s hotel, McDonnell st Cournan Daniel, laborer, Waterloo st Court house hotel, William Nichols, proprietor, Woolwich st Cousins Mrs.Marianne, wid Jas.,Perthst Cowan Robert, mason, Cork st Cowan William B., M.D, McDonnell st Cowie James, stonemason, Glasgow st | Cox William, watchman, Norfolk st Coy Nathan, Glasgow st Craig James, weaver, Richardson st Crawford Rohert,watchmaker, Market st Crawford William, carpenter, Essex st Cribbin Mrs.Margaret, wid Patrick, Dublin st Cribbs Daniel, bailiff, Ontario st Croft Nathaniel, tailor, Cork st Crooks Archibald, laborer, Norfolk st Crompton rev.Thomas, Methodist, Charles st Crosby Daniel W., machinist.Green st Cross George, laborer, Nottingham st Cross Nathan, blacksmith Crowe John, iron foundry, Norfolk s Crowe Robert, moulder.Palmer st Crown hotel, Thomas Ward, proprietor, Woolwich st Cullen Paul, grocer.Market sq Cummings Hamilton, carriagemaker, Perth st Cummings William, G.T.R., Waterloo st Cummins Daniel, Melville st Cummins S.S., Bank of Montreal, Waterloo road Cunningham John T.travelling agent, Waterloo road Cunningham Miss Martha.Essex st Cunningham Walter.cooper, Perth st Curran Edward, tailor, Nottingham st Curtin Jeremiah, cooper.Birmingham st Cuthbert Robert, watchmaker, Wynd- ham st.h Nottingham st Cuthbertson Hugh, carpenter.Devon- shire st Cutten Walter H., of Guthrie, Watt & Cutten, Glasgow st Daley Dennis, woodman G.W.R,, Melville st Daniels George, carpenter, Kirkland st Darby Henry, tanner, Duke st Daul François Xavier, of E.O'Donnell & Co, Cork st Davidson & Chadwick, land and insur- auce agents, Town hall, Market sq Davidson Charles, insurance agent, Queen st Davidson James, mason, Northumber.- land st Davidson J., marbleworks, Norfolk st Davidson John A,, foreman Mercury office, Glasgow st Davis Arthur, grain buyer, Waterloo st Davis Charles, miller, Waterloo st Davis Richard, fireman, London road Davis Thomas, stonemason, Delhi st Davison John, engineer Guelph fire station, Market sq Davison Wm,, storekeeper, Market sq Dawson Peter, mason, Surrey st Day James, John st Day Thomas J., bookseller and sta- A tioner, Wyndham st section foreman Day Mrs.Sarah, wid William, Marketst Day William, contractor, Market st DEADY MARTIN, proprietor Deady's hotel, Cork st DEADY'S HOTEL, Martin Deady, proprietor, Cork st Dell William, laborer, Essex st Denroche William G., photographer, McDonnell st, Liverpool st Depotie Alfred, of Depotie & Patterson, Cork st DEPOTIE & PATTERSON, livery stables, Cork st Deveraud Elijah, livery stables, Waterloo st, h McDonald st Devlin Felix, pedlar, Market st Dewitt George H., pedlar, Emma st ! Dickson David, grain buyer, Wool- wich st Diggon Philip, laborer, Nottingham st Dignen John, express driver, Farquahar st Dignen Michael, carpenter.Cross st i Dobbie James, carpenter, Surrey st : Dobbie Ths., contractor, Farquahar st Doherty Alexander, tanner, Essex st Dominion hotel, J.Bunyan, proprietor, McDonnell st |! Dominion saloon, Dennis Bunyan, proprietor, Market sq Donaldson James, gasfitter.Bristol st - Doran Michael, grocer, Market sq | Doyle Daniel, confectioner, Kent st | Doyle Gerald, York road Drayton Edward, farmer, off Dundas | Toad Driscoll Mrs.| George st Dndgen William, butcher.Glasgow st Dudnr John, refiner.Devonshire st { Dunbar Alexander, barrister, Wyndham © st.h Woolwich st i Dunbar Alexander, i Woolwich st Dudgeon Mrs.wid.Glasgow st j Dunlop Mrs.Jenny, wid Sml.Arthurst \"Dunn J.Morrison, B.A.LL.B., head raaster Grammar school, Paisley st Dyson William, carriagemaker, Waterloo st Edgar John.melodeon maker.Nor- thumberland st Edmonds Thomas, barber.Cork st Edwards Thomas, switchman G.T.R., Durham st Egerton Jesse, clerk, Dundas road Elliott George, Paisley st Elliott Thomas S., carpenter.Kirkland st Ellis Mrs.Sophia.Market sq ELLIS THOMAS, proprietor American hotel, Wyndham st Elworthy Miss Matilda, Cardigan st Emery Mrs, milliner, Paisley ONTARIO] Hignell Ilenry, blacksmith, Nottingham st .Hilliard Frank, laborer, Cardigan st Hiresh Jos., hotelkeeper, McDonnell st Hoban Martin, laborer, Oxford st [Hobson Joseph, Woolwich st Hodgskin Sam., accountant, Oxford st Hodgson James, weaver, Water st Hogan William, quarryman, Waterloo roa .; Hogarth John, farrier, Nottingham st HOGG & CHANCE, fancy and staple dry goods, Wyndham st Hogg Hugh, drover, Market sq Hogg John, of Hogg & Chance, Queen t Hoge rev.John, Kirk of Scotland, Suffolk st .Holliday Thomas, proprietor Guelph brewery, Essex st .; Hollinshead George, bricklayer, Nor- folle st Holman Jeffrey, gardener, Oxford st Holmwood Mrs.Mary, wid John S., Dublin st .Hood George, butcher, Market sq, h York roa Hood James, carpenter, Market st Hooper John, blacksmith, St Elizabeth t s Hooper William, blacksmith, Duke st, h St Elizabeth st Hornan Charles, shoemaker, Cork st Hornboster Ernest, machinist, Me Tague st Hornby Isaac, shoemaker, Essex st Horning William, tinsmith, Essex st HORSMAN JOHN, hardware merchant, Wyndham st, h Grange st Hosken William, librarian Mechanics institute, Town hall Hospital under the direction of the Sisters of Charity,off Edinburgh road Hough James, clerk County court, Court house, h Norfolk st Hough Mrs.Frances, wid George, Nottingham st Howard Alfred, carriagemaker, Dublin s Howard George, tinsmith, Norfolk st Howard John, commercial traveller, Devonshire st Howard Robert, tinsmith, Devonshire st Howat John, farmer, Water st Howes Ji oh, dealer, Parquaar st owie rev.James, Evangelical Uni ch, Dublin st se PR Howitt John, M.D.Hughes Alfred, clerk, Waterloo st Hughes Mrs.Margaret, wid Henry, Surrey st ; Humphrey Churchill, gardener, Galt st Humphrey Edward, mason, St Eliza- mon unt Jolm, carpenter, George st Hunt Joseph, clerk, Mitchel st Hunt Leo tailor, Cardigan st Hunter Daniel, of Inglis & Hunter x London rord ! unter Mrs.Jol y s, Wynd- Te ohn, fancy goods, Wynd Hunter Peter, carpenter, Perth st Hurley Patrick, Inborer, Market st Hurt William, Yand and loan agent Day's block, Market sq Hutchinson Thomas, storekeeper, Gore x ou st | utson John, machinist, Oxford st Hutton John D, superintendent Cen- I tral school, Gordon st, I Norfolk st n lis & Hunter, Wellington foundry, > st * velis John, of Inglis & Hunter, King DOMINION 361 DIRECTORY.INNES JAMES, editor and proprietor Guelph Mercury, Arthur st Jackson Jesse, clerk, Dundas road Jackson Andrew M., of Thompson & Jackson, Douglas st Jack Daniel, engine driver G.W.R., Edinburgh roa Jackson Daniel, of Jackson & Hallett, Suffolk st Jackson & Hallett, grocers, Wyndham st Jackson John, of McLeod, Wood & Co, Essex st Jackson Mrs.Hannah, wid Thomas, McTague st Jaçomb William H., painter, Quebec st Jamieson Robert, melodeon maker, Market st Jeffrey George, dry goods, Norfolk st Jenning William, teamster, Bagot st Jessup George, shoemaker, Glasgow st Jessup George Walter, livery stables, McDonnell st, h Nottingham st Johns Mrs.Mary, wid William, Me- Tague st Johnson Fred., baker, Nottingham st Johnson Mrs.Ellen, wid, Perth st Johnston James, laborer, Devonshire st Joly Edward, stonecutter.Market st Jones John, stonecutter, Essex st Jones Samuel, moulder, Suffolk st Jones William, grocer, Gordon st JOTHAM FREDERICK, proprietor Red Lion hotel, Gordon st Joyce William, boilermaker, King st Kay John, brassfounder, Wyndham st Keables Michael A.of Guelph Sewing Machine Co., Liverpool st KEABLES, OSBORNE & CO., proprietors Guelph Sewing Machine factory Keating Thomas, registrar, Surrogate court, Court house, Northumberland st Keating Thomas A., M.D., Essex st Keiller Charles, finisher, Essex st Kelcher Daniel, proprietor Grand Trunk hotel, Edinbuggh road Kelking Sam., machinist, Wellingtodl st Kell Henry E., laborer, Essex st Kelly Bernard, cooper, Cardigan st Kelly Jonathan, chief constable, Norfolk st Kennedy Alexander H.R., grain merchant, Delhi st Kennedy David, Woolwich st Kennedy David, builder, Market st Kennedy David, grain dealer, Dublin st Kenny Patrick, laborer, Cross st Keough Chris., baker, Nottingham st Keough Frank, blacksmith, Wellington st King David, sawyer, Essex st King George, milkman, n Water st King Joseph, laborer, St Elizabeth st King Robert S., clerk, Paisley st King Walter, clerk of the market, Woolwich st ) Kingsley William, banker, Norfolk st Kingsmill William, postmaster, Wynd- ham st Kinnon Robert, teamster, Brock road Kirkland Thomas, carpenter, Market st Kirby Leonard, teamster, Mitchel st Kirk Mrs.Sarah, wid David, Perth st Kirkland Henry, machinist, Paisley st Knight Henry, machinist, York road Knowles William S.G., auctioneer, Market st Knowles William H.G, clerk, Nor- tolk st Koehler Charles, salesman, Arthur st Koller Frederick, laborer, Quebec st Laidlaw Mrs.Margaret, wid James, Charles st i GUELPH.Langdon James J., grocer, Suffolk st Langell Jacob, carpenter, Dublin st Laudre G.H., telegraph operator G.T.R.bds Market sq Laverty James, laborer, Bristol st Law Benjamin, storekeeper, John st Law Francis, pedlar, Farquahar st Lawrence Thos., carpenter, Suffolk st Lawrence Thomas, shoemaker, Delhi st Leader Frederick, teamster, Northum- berland st Leader Robert, teamster, Northumber- land st Leader William, storekeeper, Eramosa road Lee George, Paisley road Lemon Andrew, of Lemon & Peterson, Queen st Lemon & Peterson, barristers, Market sq LePan Louis A.teller Canadian Bank of Commerce, office Lewis John L., wholesale groceries and liquors, Wyndham st, h Bagot st Lighthart Samuel, cooper, Perth st Little James, miller, n Water st Little W.J., baker, Wyndham st, L Suffolk st Little William, tanner, Yorkshire st LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE CO., T.W.Saunders, agent, Town hall Loretto Convent, mother Joachim, su- perioress, Norfolk st London & Lancashire Life Assurance Co., W.Hart, agent, Market st Lowry James, teamster, Wellington st Lowry Reginald, laborer, York road Lundy Theodore, carpenter, Woolwich st Lynch James, sheriff's bailiff, Essex st Lynch Miss Elizabeth, seamstress, Perth st Lynch Thomas, shoemaker, Nottingham st Lyon Patrick.machinist, Waterloo st Macdonald Alexander, carpenter, off Paisley road Macdonald Evan, farmer, off Dundas road Macdonald Owen, farmer, Queen st Macklin James C., Hamilton st MACKLIN J.C., & CO, dealers in dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes, &c., co-vperative store, Wyndham st Mackling].C., of J.C.Macklin & Co, Wrndham st McBride Thomas, case maker, Cork st McCaffery Thomas, teamster, Edinburgh road cor Galt st McCandlish William, blacksmith, Ox~ ford st McCann Patrick, shoemaker, Queen st McCarter Thomas, grocer, Market sq McCAUL GEORGE LEFROY, barrister, McDonnell st McConkey Alexander, farmer, Mont st McConnell John, carriagebuilder.Norfolk st McCoy Timothy, laborer, Waterloo road McCrea & Co.produce and commission merchants, Market sq McCrae David, of Armstrong, McCrae & Co., Water st McCrae John, of McCrae & Co., Arthur st McCrae Robert, Brock road McCrae Thomas, of Armstrong, McCrae & Co.McCrae William, machinist, Mill st McCuaig Edward, laborer, Ontario st McCuaig John, laborer, Nottingham st McCuaig Mrs.Ann, wid Peter, Wool- wich st GUELPH.DOMINION 362 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE oF MeCuaig Patrick, laborer, St Elizabeth t s Mevuaig William, clerk G.T.R., Nor- thumberland st McCurry & Mitchell, barristers, Day\u2019s block, n Market sq McCurry Patrick, of McCurry & Mitchell, Elora road McDonald A.H,, barrister, cor Quebec and Wyndham sts McDonald judge Archibald, county of Wellington, Surrogate judge, Court house, h off Metcalfe st McDonald James, mason, Bagot st McElderry John, of Carroll & Co., Norfolk st McElderry Mrs.Rosé, wid Edward, Norfolk st McElligett Richard, brewer, Manchester st McFarlane Duncan, grain buyer, Norwich st McGarr Joseph, ropemaker, Quebec st McGarrel Larry, weaver, Duke st McGee John, laborer, Bristol st McGehan Mrs., wid J., Toronto st McGowan Patrick, laborer, Cross st McGregor James H., M.D., Woolwichst McGuire Edward W., M.D., Norfolk st McGuire Mrs.Ellen, wid John, Market st McHardy William, coal oil distiller, Market st Mecllroy Samuel R., of Mitchell & McIl- roy, bookseller, Norfolk st McIntosh Daniel, clerk, Norwich st McIntyre Alexander, laborer, Bristol st McKee John, carpenter, Perth st McKenna James, engine driver G.W.R., Sydenham st McKenzie Alex., bookkeeper, Woolwich st McKenzie James, bookkeeper, Nelson cresent McKinnon Miss Jane, tailoress, Nottingham st McLaggan John C., of Guelph Sewing Machine Co., Glasgow st McLaren David, laborer, Essex st McLEAN GEORGE, miller, Brock road, resides at Aberfoyle McLean Kenneth, law student, Perth st McLean Malcolm, machinist, Green st McLeod Robert, of McLeod, Wood & Co., Dublin st McLEOD, WOOD & CO., proffrietors Guelph melodeon and organ factory, 14 Market sq McMillan A.G., of McMillan & O'Con- nor, Arthur st McMillan John A., shoemaker, Wynd- ham st, h Waterloo st McMillan W., farrier, Wyndham st McMillan & O'Connor, barristers, Market sq McNaughton Mrs.Mary, wid Alexander, Perth st McNeil John, boots and shoes, Wynd- ham st McNulty Miss, dressmaker, Cork st McPhee Alexander, Mill st McPherson John, carpenter, Arthur st McQuillan John, drover, Northumber- land st McQuinn Thomas, grocer, Market sq McRae David, London road McRae Donald, millwright, Chambers st McRoberts John, clerk, Northumber- land st McShane James, laborer, Yorkshire st McTague Bernard, laborer, Market st McTague Charles, shoemaker, Notting - ham st MeTague John, laborer, Nottingham st MeTaig Bernard, carpenter, Water st McWilliams Miss Rebecca, Duke st Maddock E., machinist, Woolwich st Maddock Edwin II, carpenter, Wind- ham st Maginnis Joseph, laborer, Norfolk st Mahoney James, carpenter, Fergus cor Galt sts Manley Henry, feed store, Wyndham Mann Wm.M,, tailor, Cardigan st Manning Mrs.Mary, wid Dennis, St Elizabeth st Manny Patrick, laborer, Nottingham st Marcon Frederick, clerk, Norfolk st MARRIAGE LICENSES, Alfred A.Baker, issuer, Elizabeth st Marriott Charles, laborer, Survey st Marriott Francis, road inspector, Yar- mouth Marriott Henry, saddler, Market sq Marriott William, beer driver, Birmingham st Marshall & Willard, photographers, Day's block Martin David, mill owner, Suffolk st MARTIN JOIIN, dealer in groceries, crockery, wines, and liquors, Wynd- ham st Martin Mrs.Emma, wid Elisha, Tiffany st MASSIE JAMES, & CO., wholesale grocers, Wyndham st Massie James, of James Massie & Co., Green st Matthews Stephen, proprietor Ontario house, Gordon st Maybery Frederick, Queen st Mays James, manufacturer wove wire, Woolwich st Mechanics institute, W.Hosken, librarian, Town hall Mennell James, stage driver, Waterloo st Melvin Robert, of Mills & Melvin, George st Menkies Miss Mary, dressmaker, Cork st Meredith Rice, collector, Paisley st Menlahan James, grocer, Gordon st Mercer George, gaoler, Woolwich st Merley Richard, laborer, Devonshire st MERRIT WILLIAM M., barrister, nt- torney, solicitor, notary public, &c., Wyndham st Mesten Seaton, laborer, Mill st Metcalf Henry, saddler, Wyndham st, h Charles st Metcalfe Henry W., tuner, Dublin st Mew Thomas, shoemaker, Paisley st Mewhort John, blacksmith, Perth st Mickle Misses Lydia & Margaret, Derry st Middleton Robert, Kent st : Miller James & Robert, butchers, Market sq Miller John, laborer, Market st MILLER JOHN, proprietor Queen's hotel and livery stables, Market sq Miller John W., fruit dealer, Market sq Miller John, of J.& R.Miller, Edinburgh road Miller Robert, of J.& R.Miller, Kdin- burgh road Miller Thomas, pork butcher, Gordon st Millington Luke, machinist, Glasgow st Mills & Melvin, fonndry, Wyndham st Mills William H., of Mills & Melvin, Queen st Milne Duncan, porter, Dublin st Mimmack Jos., hairdresser, St George sq Mison William, Inborer, Nottingham st Mitchell John, of Mitchell & Tovel] Douglas st ' Mitchell & Mellroy, wholesale stationers, Wyndham st Mitchell Robert, of McCurry & Mitchell Mitchell & Tovell, undertakers, Kra- mosa road Mitchell William, tnilor, Cork st, h Norfolk st i Moffatt Samuel, foundryman, Perth gt Moir Mrs.Mary, wid Jobu, storekeeper Molton David, grain and wool dealer, Gordon st Montgomery John, London road MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., John Grant, agent, Wyndham st Moohen Hugh, tanner, Duke st MOREIOUSE HARVEY D., banker and broker, Market sq, h Woolwich st MORRIS EDMUND, manager Ontario bank, Market sq Morrison James, Cardigan st Morrison John, laborer, Waterloo st Morrison Richard B., Woolwich st Moulton David, produce dealer, Suffolk st Moyes James, traveller, Northumber- land st Mudge Frederick, of McLeod, Wood & Co., Wyndham st Mulligan Michael, teamster, Wellington st Mulloy K., cooper, Norwich.st Mulloy William, teacher, McDonnell st Mulvey Thomas, laborer, Chambers st Murchey Joseph, moulder, King st Murphy Andrew, pensioner, Devonshire st Murphy James, grocer, Wyndham st Murphy Michael, laborer, Dundas road Murphy Mrs.Patrick, proprietor Albion hotel, McDonnell st Murphy Wm., milkman, St Elizabeth st Murry George, woollen manufactory, n Water st, h Mary st Murray John F., machinist, Arthur st Murray Robert, printer, Albert st MURTON BROTHERS, produce and commission merchants, Gordon st Murton George, of Shaw & Murton, London road Murton George, sen, grain dealer, Green st Murton George, sen., Norfolk st Murton Harry, of Murton Brothers, Queen st Murton Walter, of Murton Drothers, Woolwich st Myers Solomon, cigar manufacturer.Wyndham st, h Nottingham st Naismith Daniel, ham curer, Wyndham st Neligan Patrick, laborer, Waterloo st Nelson William, whitewasher, Devon- shire st Nesland Edward, laborer, Cardigan st Newby Wm, gunsmith, London road Newman Charles, currier, Paisley st Newton Edward, insurance agent, Cork st Newton Francis, carpenter, Market st Newton Henry, proprietor Newton house, Edinburgh road Newton house, Henry Newton, proprietor, Edinburgh rond Nichols Charles, carpenter, Quebec st Nichols Jus.T., constable, Glasgow st Nichols Willinm, proprietor Court house hotel, Woolwich st Noble Wm., ghoemnker, Market sq, h Mitchell st Noonan Francis, laborer, London road Noonan James, tailor, Ontario st Norris George, shoemnker, Essex sb mon ONTARIO.) ris Thomas, shoemaker, Iissex st Ones George, laborer, Devonshire st O'Connor Daniel, farmer, Glebe st O'Connor Edward, of McMillan & Canon, lal Alma st Connor James, laborer, £ O Gomnor Wm, billiard fall, Market sq O'Donuell Edward, of E.O'Donnell & Co., Cork st ; O'Donnell E., & Co, groceries and liquors, Wyndham st O'Donnell Martin, laborer, Cross st O'Hearn Nicholas, laborer, Queen st Oldham Thomas, weaver, Dundas road Oliver Henry, Queen st Oliver J., laborer, off London road Oliver Miss A., Waterloo road Oliver Mrs., wid, Ontario st Oliver Robert, of Biscoe & Oliver, agent for Life Association of Scotland, Cork st ONTARIO BANK, E.Morris, manager, Market sq Ontario house, Stephen Matthews, proprietor, Gordon st Osborne John H., of Keables, Osborne & Co., Glasgow st ; O'Toole James, laborer, Delhi st O'Toole Mrs.Mary, wid Timothy, storekeeper, Woolwich st cor London road OXNARD GEORGE A, station agent G.T.R., Queen cor St Elizabeth st Packham Catterick, miller, Perth st Palister Thomas, brewer, Edinburgh road Pallister Thomas, proprietor Commercial hotel, Market sq PALMER GEORGE, barrister, attorney, solicitor, &c., McDonnell st Palmer James, livery stable, Quebec st Palmer Oliver, trimmer, Durham st Palmer ven.archdeacon Arthur, minister St George's church, ch of England, Duke st cor Grange st Panelton James, trimmer, &c., Berlin st Parker Abel, shoemaker, Wyndham st Parker James B., of Harvey & Co, Wellington st Parker Mrs.Catherine, wid Dr., Market st Parker Robert, carriagemaker, McDonnell st, h Arthur st Paterson George, butcher, Market sq Patison George, quarryman, Waterlco roa Patterson George P., cattle dealer, Wellington st Patterson George, of Depotie & Patterson, bds at Platt's hotel Patterson Jolin, foundryman, Pearl st Patterson Mark J., miller, Waterloo A Patterson William J, clerk, Norfolk st Pearson George, laborer, Essex st Pearson Thomas, melodeon maker, Glasgow st Pearson William, mason, Norfolk st Perkins Mrs, Snrah, wid Edward, Far- quahar st ! Perry Edward T, A, merchant, Kent st r eterson Henry W., of Lemon & Peter- 1, county crown attorney ; house, Water st y, Court etrie- Alexander, chemist and drue- p gist, Wyndham st stand drug Ph J ohn W,, excise officer, Arthur st pipe *corge, contrnctor, Market sq grim Jo 1m, machinist, Tiffany st Pindar T homas, cooper, Dundas st ipe Jon, miller, off Woolwich st PIRIE ALEXANDER 7T i ; - editor proprietor Guelph Herald itor and DOMINION Platts hotel, Mrs.Llizabeth Plait, Market square Plymouth church, Market st Porte Jobn R., watchmaker, jeweller, Wyndham st .J Porter George, school teacher, Kent st Potts Matthew, tinsmith, Paisley st Powell George, shoemaker, Bridge st Pratt William, miller, Nottingham st Preasent Edward, miller, Hoskisson | Preasent James C., proprietor Victoria mill, Hoskisson st Presence Benj., butcher, London road Prest George D.boots and shoes, Wyndham st Pringle William, Alma st Purcell Michael, cooper, Cardigan st Purcell Patrick, laborer, Dunham st Purcell Tobias, cooper, Cardigan st QUEEN'S HOTEL, John Miller proprietor ; first-class accommodation ; livery stable attached, Market sq Quinn George, spinner, Glasgow st Quinn James, jun., teamster, Paisley road Quinn James, sen., Paisley road Rae Robert, importer of glassware, &c., Wyndham st Ray Frank, teamster, Waterloo road Ray William, laborer, Ontario st RAYMOND CHARLES, manufacturer of double and single thread sewing machines, Yarmouth st, h Norfolk st RED LION HOTEL.F.Jotham, proprietor, good accommodation, cor Gordon and Waterloo sas Reed Barney shoemaker.Nottingham st Reeve Malin, shoemaker.Nottingham st Reid Alex.A.patiernmaker, Quebec st Renton George.blacksmith, Paisley st Reynolds William, county treasurer, Court house.h Yarmouth st Rbhemmie Misses Elizabeth & Louisa, young ladies school, Market st Richards John, mason, Dundas road Richards Mrs.Stephen, Farquahar st Richardson Robert, police clerk, Richardson st Richardson Ths.porter, Manchester st Rickaby William.tailor, Grange st Riddell William, laborer, Perth st Ridout T., engineer.Water st Riley John, laborer, St Elizabeth st Risk John, grocer, Wyndham st, h Norfolk st Robertson Adam.jun.of Robertson & Sons, Mitchell st Robertson Adam.sen.of Robertson & Sons, Mitchell st.Robertson & Sons, founders, Eramosa road Robertson William, carpenter, Wool- wich st Robertson William, of Robertson & Sons, Mitchell st ROBINS GEORGE, general commission merchant, dealer in all kinds of grain, seeds, wool, &c., and insurance agent Robinson Edw., silverplater, Quebec st Robinson Robt., miller, Waterloo road Robinson Thomas, plasterer, Elora st Rodgers Edw., machinist, Liverpool st Rodgers Wm, engine driver G.W.R,, Edinburgh road Romain Charles Edward, district inspector Inland revenue, Market st Roper William, weaver, Gordon st Ross William, laborer, Kent st Rowan Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Dr.Thomas, Fergus st Rowe Frederick B.artificial manure, Market sq, h Fergus st ~ 363 DIRECTORY.GUELPH.ROYAL HOTEL, W.A.Bookless, proprietor, Market sq Royal saloon, J.Bookless, proprietor.Market £q Rudd Gillan, lahorer, Bridge st Rudd John, cabinetmaker, Paisley st Ryan Joseph, carpenter, Strange st Ryan Mrs.Jobanna, wid John, Wellington st Ryan Patrick, ashery, Oxford st Sallows W., blacksmith, Wellington st SANDILANDS GEORGE W., agent Canadian Bank of Commerce, Market st Saunders John, signal man G.W.R., Alma st Saunders colonel Thomas, clerk of eace, Court house, h Birek road SAUNDERS THOMAS W., J.P., police magistrate, barrister, Woolwich st, h Dundas road Savage David, watchmaker, Wyndham st, h Paisley st Sayers George H., carpenter, Mary st Sayers Thomas, councillor, Duke st Sayles William A., billiard saloon, Wyndham st Schotield Alfred, melodeon maker, Glasgow ct Schwager Geo., baggageman G.W.R., Paisley road Scofield James, grocer, Norfolk st Scott John, weaver, Gordon st Scott Thomas L., bank clerk Scrim David, gardener, Woolwich st Sear] George.baker, Waterloo st Scroggie David, clerk, Arthur st Seymour Louis, provisions, McDonnell st Shane Robert.auctioneer.Cork st Sharp David, labcrer, Bristol st Sharp James, foreman, Bristol st Sharpe Alfred, of C.& A.Sharpe.Waterloo road SHARPE C.& A., seedsmen and commission merchants, Market sq Sharpe Charles, of C.& A.Sharpe.Waterloo road SHAW & MURTON, merchant tailors, dealers in ready made clothing and gents furnishing goods, Wyndham st Shaw Robert )M., joiner, Kirkland st Shaw Thomas, plasterer, Nottingham st Shaw Samuel.of Shaw & Mur:on, Surrey st Shaw William, machinist, Surrey st Shaw William, mason, Market st Shaw Wm, shoemaker, Wellington st Shean John, teamster, Nottingham st Sheeder Alfred, n Water st Shepherd , pedlar, Woolwich st Shepherd John, carpenter, Green st Sherlock rev.James, R.catholie, Norfolk st Shewan Christopher.maker.Market sq Simkins Isaac, crockery packer, Suffolk st Simon G.S., clerk Bank of Comuerce, Waterloo road Simpson Allan, blacksmith, Cork st Simpson James, butcher, Market, sq.h Albert st Simpson Thomas, butcher, Albert st Simpson William, baker, Cork st Skelton John, laborer, Toronto st Skinner Frederick, painter Skinner Frederick, sewing machines, Woolwich st Skinner George, Woolwich st Slater William, baker.Gordon st Sleeman George, Silver Creek brewery.Waterloo road picture frame sewing machines, GUELPH, Slider Mrs.Elizabeth, wid James, Nol- tingham st Small Francis, provision dealer and lumber merchant, Wyndham st, L \u2018Woolwich st Smith George, Arthur st Smith George, cabinctmaker, Nelson crescent Smith George S., painter, Duke st Smith James, tailor, bds Cock st Smith Miss Louisa, school weacher, Market st Smith Miss Margaret, dressmaker, Norwich st Smith R.A, elerk, Palmer st Smith Richard, St Elizabeth st Smith Thomus, carpenter, Sullolk st Smith Thomas, laborer, Paisley road Smith Thomas, muson, Northumber- _landst Smith Thos., photographer,St George sq Smith William, laborer, Alma st Smith William, waggonmaker, Wynd- ham st, b Chambers st Smith William, mason, Norfolk st Smith Win, painter, Chambers st Snelling Maurice, baker, St Elizabeth st Snelling Wm., storekeeper, Market sy Snider George, teamster, Northumiber- land st : Snider George H.grain merchant, Northumberland st Snider William, grain merchant, Glasgow st Snowdon Wm., melodeons, Essex st Soden Robert, grocer, Wyndham st Sole John, baker, Gordon st Spalding John, weaver, Gordon st Spragge Caleb, commercial Waveller, Charles st Spragg Philip, Spurin Roscue Woolwich st Spurin & Weeks, druggists, Wyndham st Stackpool John, switchman G.W.R., Kent st Stannard Edwin C., painter, Kent st Stannard Mrs, Elizabeth, wid James H., Kent st Stapleton James, laborer, Glasgow st Steel Thomas, brewer, Waterloo road Stephens James, joiner, Essex st Stephens John, Glasgow st Stevens William, builder, Market st Stevenson Wm., nurseryman, Grange st Stewart Alexander, mason, Waterloo st Stewart John, grain dealer, Duke st Stewart Robert, sush, door and blind factory, Wyndham st Stewart William, carpenter, Dublin st Stewart William, dry goods and ready made clothing, Wyndham st, h Liverpool st Stimmet Henry, cooper, Cross st Stockbridge John, Arnold st STONE FREDERICK S., general merchant, importer and breeder of Durham and Hereford cattle, Cotswold and Southern sheep, Berkshire pigs and Suffolk horses, Gordon st, h More- ton lodge Stovel Nathaniel, bookbinder, Quebec st Stovel Nathaniel, sewing machines, Arthur st Stovel William, Arthur st Strachan Robert G., trader, Waterloo st Stronach Mrs.Mary, wid John, Wool- wich st Sturdy Frederick, painter, Wyndham st, h Surrey st Sulley John, blacksmith, Norfolk st Sullivan Patrick, laborer, Inkerman st Sullivan Peter, mason, Bristol st Sumer William H., barber, Wyndham st Gumpmaker, Dublin st , of Spurin & Weeks, DOMINION 304 DIRECTORY.Sunley Noah, farmer, Grange st Sunley William, tinsmith, Market sq Sweeney Jeremiah, pedlur, Market st Swilhurst William, founder, Suffolk st Swilkurst John, moulder, Suffulk st Swilhurst Wim, machinist, Chambers st Tanner Edward, baker, Green st Tansley Thomas, plasterer, Notting- haw st Tatham Mrs.Fanny, Proctor, Kent st Tawes William, shoemaker, Market s4, I Mont st Taylor Alexander, mason, Norwich st Taylor Charles B., printer, Glasgow st Taylor T.II, commercial traveler, Suffolk st Taylor William G., veterinary surgeon, Market st Teal Maurice, laborer, Market st THAIN CHARLES, manufacturer of Thain\u2019s double mould plough aud turnip sower, aud agricultural implements of all kinds Thomas G.W,, veterinary surgeon, bds Market sq Thompson Andrew, baker, Waterloo st Thompson J.M., clerk Ontario bunk Thompson & Jackson, land and loan agents, St George's sq Thompson Robert, of Thompson & Jackson, Wyndham Thompson John, cooper, King st Thorne Thomas, barber, McDonell st, h Essex st Thorburn A.J., bookkeeper, Albert st Thorpe James A., livery stable, McDonnell st, h Woolwich st THORNTON J.B,, bookseller, stationer, bookbinder, account book munufac- turer, and news dealer, Wyndham st, h Market st Tindal Jas., shoemaker, St George's sq Tison John, butcher, Bagot st Tobbs Archibald, laborer, Perth st Todd G., & Son, tinsmiths, Market sq Todd George, sen, of G.Todd & Sun, Market sq Todd George M., jun, of G.Todd & Son, Market sq Tovel Mark, painter, Eramosa road Tovell John, carpenter, Norfolk st Tovell Nathan, of Mitchell & Tovell, Caulbridge st, Market sq TOWN HALL, Market sq Tuck Herbert F., M.D, of Clark & Tuck, Wyndham st Tunnicliff John, bookkeper, Cork st Turnbull Palmer, tailor, Essex st Turner Hugh, carpenter, Arnold st Vale Win.T., bund master, Lurseg st Verney John, carpenter, Woolwich st Victoria hotel, Daniel Hefferman, proprietor, St George's sq Vincent Henry J., rectifier, Kramosa wid Thomas road Volk William, polisher, Essex st Waldman Henry, tailor, Northumber- land st Walden Alex, Inborer, n Dundns roud Waldron William, plasterer, Green st Walker \u2014\u2014, moulder, bds Cork st Walker Charles, private school, Wool- wich gt WALKER HUGH, wholesale and retail dealer in oysters, fruits, groceries and liquors, Wyndhamst, b Oxford st Walker Irugn L., machinist, Yarmouth st Wallace Patrick, laborer, Inkerman st Walsh Samuel, customs officer, Green st Warburton Joseph B., bookkeeper, Waterloo st [PROVINCE op Ward George C., carringe trimmer Yarmouth st ! Ward Robert, teamster, Queen st Ward Thomas, proprietor Crown hotel Woolwich st ! Wardrobe rev.Thomas, Cunada Pres.byterinn, Emma st Warner Andrew, merchant, Queen st cor St Elizabeth st Warnold Mrs.Ann, wid Jol, Devon- shire st Waters James T., butcher, Wyndham st Watson Jumes, Woolwich st Watson James, carpenter, Perth st Watson John, buker, Essex st Watson Peter, moulder, Pearl st Watson Thomas M., ledger keeper.Canadian Bank of Commerce, Quebec su \u2019 Watson William, tailor, McTague st Watt Andrew, millwright, Durliam st Watt James, of Guthrie, Watt & Cutten.Liverpool st Wait John, millwright, Norwich st Webb \u2014\u2014, cooper, Mill st Webb Wn, fireman GW .R., Melville st Webber George, cooper, Perth st Webster James, registrar of county, Court house, h McTngue st Webster John, tinsmith, Cork st Webster Mrs.Margaret, wid James, Eramosa st WEEKS JOHN, of Spurin & Weeks Welch John, laborer, St Elizabeth st Welch Michael, tailor, Liverpool st Welch William, tailor, Market sq, h Nottingham st ; Welldrick Henry, bricklayer, n Surrey st Wellington hotel, D.Coffee, proprietor, Windham st Wells Arthur, Wyndham st Wells Richard, clerk, Windham st Wells Robert, clerk Windham st Wells William, clerk, Windham st Willsford Geo., stonemason, Market st Welsh Jumes, stonemason, Melville st West John, woodyardy Quebec st Westfall \u2014, off London road Wheatley Wm., painter, Paisley st Wheatley William, shoemaker, Not tingham st White Miss Hannah, private school, Woolwich st .Whiteman Miss Mary, private school, Cork st Wilcox Thomas, sexton, church, Paisley st Wilkie William, of Keables, Osborne & Co., Norfulk st WILKINSON GEORGE, grocer, Gordon st WILKINSON JONATIUAN, editor and sroprietor Guelph Advertiser, Wind- uun st, h Dublin st .Willox John, laborer, Yorkshire, st Wilson Itobert, cooper, Nottinglum st Wilson Willium, shoemaker, Cork st Willinms Wm., carpenter, Nottingham acting postmaster, Wesleyan st .Williseroft Michuel, blneksmith, Perth st Winstanley IsrnclN., birrister, Arthur st Wisewell Henry, carpenter, Ontario st Wistauley Auron, joiner, Surrey st Wood Jolm A.grocer, W yndhaun st, h Woolwich roud Wood Riley B., of McLeod, Wood & Go.Green st Wood Thomns, butcher, looper st WOOD WILLIAM, freight agent GTR.Durham st Woolley Henry, carpenter, Pearl st Worsfold John, trimmer, Dublin st tem ONTARIO] or Alfred, Northumberland st Norley George, Northumberland st Worswick Ths.machinist, Norfolk st Worthel Sam., machinist, Caulbridge st Wright Samuel, Suffolk st « Yates Richard, laborer, Wellington 8 Young Frederick, baker, Devonshire st Zion chapel, rev.Mr, Howie, minister, Bridge st ; S O\u2014 A small village in the GT iddloton, county of Norfolk.Distant from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 23 miles, fure 81,60; from Simeoe, the conuty town, 25 milez, from London 35 miles, Mail tri- weekly.Kopulation about 150.Ball Charles, farmer Bate Lewis, cattle dealer Brimm William, farmer Clark Edward, farmer Dean Robert C,, farmer ; Doyle John H,, postmaster, storexccper Doyle Jobn W., shingle mill Garnham Henry, farmer Garnham Robert, farmer Garnham S.K., lumberman Graves Joseph, farmer Hall David M., school teacher Hobbs Joseph, merchant, farmer Lamond James, farmer Mabee John, innkeeper Marshall James IL, farmer Ostrander Andrew, farmer Ostrander Jacob, farmer Ostrander John, J.P., grist mill Richardson John, farmer Sutton John, farmer Weeks Edward T., farmer Weston Jobn, farmer HAGERSVILLE \u2014 A village in the townships of Walpole and Oneida, county of Haldimand, Distant from Caledonia, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk Huron railway.9 miles, fare 50c.; from l'ort Dover on Lake Erie, 14 miles, fare 75¢.: from Cayuga, the county town, 10 miles, from Hamilton 23 miles, fare $1.25.Mail daily.Population about 150.Almas David, J.P., farmer and stage proprietor Almas Uriah, farmer Beswetherick Thomas, farmer Booth Lyman W., J.P., farmer Byers Henry, harnessmaker Cooper Joseph, laborer Elliott John, farmer Giles John, carpenter Glendon Richard, blacksmith Hager Charles, farmer Hager Charles, postmaster Hager & Harrison, storekcepers HAGERSVILLE MEDICAL HALL, P.E.Jones, M.D., proprietor Harrison William, shoemaker lemstreet Benjamin, farmer JONES PETER E., M.D, medical hall Kinner John, blacksmith Lawson John, innkeeper Lewis John, grocer Lewis Thomns, carpenter McDonald Alexander, innkeeper McDougall Archibald, laborer McLean captain J ames, Indian commis- stoner and farmer Proud Richard H,, storekceper Pyne Albert R,, sehool Lencher Jue Thomas, M.D., coroner, commis- Stoner in B, R.ver mour Joseph, wagzonnaker Walbrook J ames, farmer Walter Luther, tailor ?00d James, school teacher Youmans Milton, M.D, proprietor DOMINION 365 DIRECTORY.* HAGLES CORNERS\u2014A villagein the township of Dercham, county of Oxford.Distant from Salford 1 mile, from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 3 miles, fare 25¢.; from Woodstock, the county town, 13 miles, from London 23 miles.\u201d Population zbout F Le) Brown John, shoemaker Bunyan John, brickmaker Hagle P., farmer Hagle Samuel, farmer Lewis Benjamin, cooper Lewis Mrs.Mary, wid Matthew McCaveny James, teamster Mayherry Richard, blacksmith Mayberry Richard, sen., blacksmith Phillips John, farmer Poole Edward G., farmer Quinn Matthew, farmer Roberts S., grocer Stevenson James, farmer Stewart Angus, laborer Swadling Robert S., carpenter Wiseman William, innkeeper Woodward Mrs, Martha, wid Duett HALIBURTON-A \"village in tle township of Dysart, county of Peter- horough.Distant from Peterborough, the county town, and a station of the Midland railway, 70 miles, fare £3, Mail tri-weekly.Population about 175.Austin Willet C., carpenter Brown Michael, builder Canadian Land and Emigration Co.Alexander Niven, agent Criston John, shoemaker Dart Thomas.farmer Derenzy S., druggist Dover Frederick, storekeeper Dover Fred., tinsmith Erskine James R., blacksmith, township clerk Garrett Adam H.farmer Geegan Miss Alzina, school teacher Luscas John, tavernkeeper McKenzie rev.G.L.ch of England MARRIAGE LICENSES, James R.Erskine, issuer Mayne Charles, carpenter Neal Henry, carpenter Niven Alexander, provincial land sur- vevor, notary, and commissioner in B.R Peck Samuel S., storekeeper Ritchie William, carpenter Rolland James, farmer Stewart Charles R., postmaster, coroner Thompson Stephen, mail driver Wastell C.A.capt steamer Haliburton Wesley Henry, builder Wood William, tinsmith Young John, storekeeper HALLOWAY\u2014A small newly erected village in the township of Thurlow, county of Hastings.Distant from Belleville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles, fare S7je.Mail daily.Population about 100, Barnum Simon.innkeeper, miller and stage proprietor Benuns Franklin, carpenter and farmer Bird James, president Halloway Cheese Co, Crouk Stephen, miller Halloway Cheese Co., James Bird, president Hamilton Thomas, farmer lopkins James P., postmaster.storekeeper Jolmson William, farmer Joyce Henry, farmer Joyce William, farmer * The post office is at Salford.Gur-Han Kemp William, shoemaker Ostrom George, blacksmith Spencer Charles, farmer Tanner Almon, cheese factor Townsend John, farmer Townsend William, farmer Ward Albert, school teacher Welborrne William, farmer \u201cHALE'S CORNERS-A villagoin the township of Binbrook, county ot Went- worth, Distant from Hamilten, the county town aud a station of the Grea: ay ester ralway, 13 miles, from Toronto abit.ri-weekly.Population Aikins William, farmer Barlow Albert, waggonmaker Bailey Thomas, carpenter Bigger Robert H., M.D.Brown John, blacksmith Buntin John, agent Carle John S., proprietor Frant! house Chesney rev.Elijah, Baptist Cline James, harnessmaker Fligg James, laborer Franklin house, John S.Cuil.ir- prietor : Gawley James, waggonmak.Hall George, mason Hall George, tailor Hall Henry, postmaster, Storekeeper McGann John, blacksmith McKenzie Mrs.Margaret, wid Alexandr Raymond James, laborer Russell James, M.D.Simpson John, storekeeper | Sloat John, shoemaker Stafford Theodore, saddler Union hotel, Robert Wicket, proprietar Wickett Robert, proprietor Union hote! Woolgar John, farmer Wright Charles, farmer Wright Robert, tailor Wright William, dry goods t HALTONVILLE\u2014A village in tie township of Nassagaweya, county of Halton.Distant from Rockwood, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles, from Guelph 14 miles, from Wellington Square.a station of the Great Western raülwar, 20 miles, from Toronto 52 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Barber George.farmer Barber Robert, farmer Coon Charles, shoemaker Cusick Christopher, storekeeper Ferguson Donald, laborer Halton hotel, M.Lyons, pronrietor Hutcheson, John farmer Hutcheson William, farmer Leechman J.ohn, farmer \u2019 Little rev.James, Canada Presbrterian Lyons Michael, proprietor Halton hotel McEwin Daniel, farmer McEwin Donald, farmer McGlashin Archibald, farmer McNair Donald, auctioneer Meade Robert, storekeeper Miller James, laborer Monoghan James, farmer Winn Theophilus B., M.Dt HAMBURG \u2014 A settlement in the township of Fredericksburg, county Lennox.Distant from Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk railway.7 miles.Mail tri-weekly, Population about 75.Alcombrack John, farmer Alcombrack Philip, farmer Asselstine George, farmer Bristol John W., farmer * The post office is ealled Binbrook.t The post office is at Nassagawera.} Also callod Ham's Corners."]