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

[" 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. HAMILTON.DOMINION 5366 DIRECTORY.[Province op Bristol Peter, farmer Deltor Byard, farmer Fraser Andrew D., J.P, postmaster Fraser James M., farmer Fretts James, farmer (tenge Richard R., farmer Gunsolus J.E., farmer Hall Arthur, farmer Ham Ira, J.P., farmer Ham Zina, farmer Hawley John O., farmer Hilditch John, blacksmith Hawley J.C., farmer Hawley Charles, farmer Hawley George D., farmer Licker William, farmer Lloyd Amos, farmer Lloyd John C., farmer Lloyd Richard, farmer Lloyd Simeon, farmer Mash Peter, farmer Mylor Anthony, farmer Perry James, school teacher Vantlyke Adelong, farmer HA MILTON\u2014The ** Ambitious City\u201d is beautifully situated on the south-western Lay, township of It oceu- pies a delightful position on a plateau of slightly elevated ground winding around the base of a mountain, and has superior facilities for becoming a large manufactur- being accessible from all points by rail way and lake navigation, and being he very centre of the finest curve of Burlington Barton, county of Wentworth.ing city, situated in 1 1 Ai raiu-producing country in the Dominion.The Great Western railway and its branches, having an entire length of three hundred and fifty miles, soon to be increased by tbe building of the ** loop line\u201d from Cantield, on the line of the Grand Trunk Railway, to Glencoe, and passivg through the most fertile and populous portions of Ontario, has done much to advance the prosperity of Hamilton.Here are located the chief offices, workshops, rolling mills, grain elevators, &ec., connected with the company, in which hundreds of men find employment.The Great $Vestern forms part of the great central route running from the Atlantic to the Pacific, comprising the Hudson river, Boston and Albany, New York Central, Great Western of Canada, and Michigan Central railroads, passing daily through Hamilton, and connecting at every important point with all other railway and steam navigation.The certain prospect of the early completion of ihe Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway tolake Huron and Georgian Bay, 18 miles of which is now in running order, and other portions under contract, will further tend to increase the mercantile and manufacturing establishments in the city, and add still more to its gencral prosperity.In addition to the extensive works of the Great Western railway, Hamilton boasts of other large manufactories which will bear favorable comparison with any in the Dominion.The streets of the city are generally laid out at right angles, running north and south from the bay, and crossed by others running east and west, The buildings are chiefly of stone and brick, many presenting an imposing appearance.The chief business streets are King, James, John, York, and McNab, Phe several banks have branches here, and these buildings, as woll asthe public buildings, churches, and many of the stores are handsome and costly structures.The city is well lighted with gas, has an ex- celient system of drainage, and possesses magnificent water works, the supply to the reservoir of which is brought from Lake Ontario, a distance of nine miles, On the rising ground approaching the mountain are a number of elegant residences, having tastefully ornamented and wéll laid out grounds, From the mountain itself, à magnificent view is to be had of the surrounding country.Burlington Bay is n jarge and beautiful basin of water, navig- > able in all parts within a few feet of the shore, and makes one of the safest md most commodious: harbors on the Jakes Five wiles {rom Hamilton, connected by rail, and by the Desjardins canal, is Dun- das, a thriving manufacturing piace, having the advantage of a stream which rushes with great impetuosity through its centre, working on its way numerous mills, Hamilton returns one member to the House of Commons nud one to the l\u2019ro- vincial Parliament.In summer daily lines of steamers and propellors ply between Hamilton, Toronto, Kingstou, and Montreal, while at all seasons of the year there is direct communication with these cities by the Great Western and Grand Trunk railways.Montreal Telegraph Co.and Dominion Telegraph Co.havo offices here.Distant from Niagara Falls Suspension bridge 48 milos, from St Catha- rines, the Saratoga of Canada,\u201d 81 miles from London 76 miles, from Toronto 38 miles, from Montreal 371 miles, from New York 511 miles, Mail daily.Assessed value of real and personni property, 1870, $903,501.33.lopuintion about 27,000.MISCELLANEOUS INDEX.Banks.2002000 ce ace n sens \u2026 402 Boanl of Trade .402 Churches.\u2026\u2026.402 CHILS 10000020 .408 Companies.408 Corporation .\u2026.\u20260.0\u2026000eces 403 Custom House.404 Educational.\u2026.0.22000000000 404 MASONiC.oooh a 404 Mechanics Institute.vn 405 NeWSpApers .\u2026.\u2026.00050000 00000 405 Od1 Fellows.\u2026.\u2026.0.0.000000 405 Post Office.\u2026.0000000000 405 Societies .oie 400 Abbott William, machinist, 9 Ferrie west Abbott Willis G., boukkeeper, 137 Rebecca Abell Daniel, machinist, 34 Charles Abey George, laborer, 48 Florence Abraham Charles F.,merchant, 55 King, L 17 South park Abraham Simon, pedlar, 71 North John Acheson John, 171 Mary north Acland John, shoemaker, 57 West av Acland William, shocmuker, 91 West Maiden lane Actworth John, carpenter, 182 Napier Adam James, plumber 6 Hughson ndrth Adams Mrs.Margaret, wid Warren, 81 Catharina Adams Robert W., barrister, 16 South James, h 103 West Muin Adams Thomas, carpenter, Inchherry Adams Wm.B., local agent, 320 York Adamson Francis, laborer, 107 Napier Addison Jas., carpenter, 9 Grove Addison Mrs.Grace, wid John, 113 Rebecca Addison Robert, carpenter, 13 George Addison Robert, carpenter, 113 Rebecen Addison William, lingion Adley Mrs, L., wid Samuel, 256 Hugh- son north TNA INSURANCE CO, OP IFART- FORD,Fire and Marine, W.F.Findlay, agent, 1 King west Agnew George, laborer, 128 North Buy Agnew Wm, pucker, ciistom house AGRICULTURAL FIRE INSURANCE C0.OF WATERTOWN, N.Y., Robert Beatty, ngent for Hamil ton and vicinity, Custom house, 53 Stuart Alrens Alfred, machinist, Main Alrens Charles A.bookkeeper, 52 Park north Alrens Henman F., 38 Market carpenter, 73 Wel- Aikens John, laborer, 132 Nor Aikens Robt, senlemuker, 05 Thanks Aills Mrs, Junet, wid Robert, RI aille tte 1 ; Aills Richard, teamster, 27 Wellington Ainsbrough John, luborer, Wellington Ainsle, se ardi se, 155 Ci Joseph J., boarding house, 155 instie Wm., trunke maker, 63 Waln Aitchison Davi & D.Aïtehi on ; to ison Duty id, of W.& D.Aitchison, itchison W.& D., planing mi box factory, 6 Park south © mill and Aitchison William, of W.& D.Aïtehi- son, 33 North Caroline Akers William, salesmam, 26 Munnah Albrecht Ferdinand, laborer, 85 West Hunter ' Alexander \u2014, carpenter, 47 Florence Alexander George E., ledger keeper Merchants Bunk of Canada, bds at 59 North John Alexander Jumes, carpenter, 45 North Queen ALEXANDER JOHN, (late G.L.Beardmore,) wholesale dealer in leather and findings, 13 and 15 King west, h 21 Napier Alexander Mrs, Isabella, wid Alexander, 143 South John - Ald William, grocer, 62 Hughson Allan \u2014, 149 Park north Allan & Co., carpenters, 7 Gore Allan David, flour and feed store, 12 York, h Guelph Allan George, of Allan & Co., Barton east Allan Henry, 189 North Bay ALLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, (under contract with the Government of Canada for the conveyance of the Canadian and Ameriean mails,) between Montreal, Quebec and Liverpool during summer navigation, and between Portland, Me., and Liverpool during winter navigation, head office, Montreal; George A.Young, agent, Kingst.Sce Adv page Jacing Jirst cover ; Allan Mrs Agnes, wid Jas., 52 North Ray Allan Mrs.June, wid, 32 Ferguson av \u2018Allan William, of Allan & Co.,ô1 Elgin Allan William, carpenter, T4 Peter Allan William, cabinetmaker, 5 George Allan William, contractor, 12 West Burton _ Allen Benjamin, broker, 118 King cast Allen George, luborer, 50 Robert Allen George W3, engineer, 170 North McNab \u2018 ; Allen IL, boilermnker, 23 Picton east Allen James, painter, 126 Ilu nter \u2018Allen Miss Maria O., teacher Wesleyan Female college, King cast ; Allen P.L.,clerk, bds at 11 Cannon east Allen Patrick, laborer, 27 Strachan west Allen Robert, porter G.W.R, Keneill Allen Thomus, carpenter, 28 Wilson 4 Allins Elins, whitewasher, 87 King William .Allison Miss Jennie Toy teacher Wesleyan Female college, King vist Almas Adam, laborer, 269 York 98 Almond Mrs.Mary, wid David, 1% King west .Ambre Mrs, Catherine A, WwW dore A., 36 Flgin Ambrose Miss alien, po \u201comnle college, King ee .Ambros R.S.tencher Wesleyan Fes 30 Augusta id Theo- teacher Wesleyat ale college wo A abrose Water, clerk, 55 W ellingten ONTARIO.] DOMINION 367 DIRECTORY.HAMILTON.barrister, 5 orth Hughson .Bearman, Ambrose Willizun King William, h 199 Ne AMERICAN HOTEL, I \u2018 rietor, King we proprictoy Ets Union Express American Mercha South 5 Co, W.T.Munday, agent, 14 Dou ames en .a Jonathan, of L.D.Sawyer & Co., 8 Elgin ; Amor James, undertaker, 32 West Main Amor John, city engineer, 44 Marke \u2018Amor Joseph, carpenter, 59 York \u2018 Amos James Smith, customs locker, 186 Johu north ; os Rohert, 155 North Bay or Knitting Co., J.Watson, president; B.Clark secretary, 7 King west Anderson George, laborer, 209 Hughson Anderson Gilbert, Jaborer G.W.R., 180 Napier ue Anderson James, carpenter, 69 Vine Anderson James, laborer, 134 Rebecea Anderson John,cabinetmaker,89 Cherry Anderson John, laborer, 38 Cannon west Anderson John, laborer, 283 Hughson north Anderson Miss Agnes, school teacher 38 North Bay ; Anderson Robert, laborer, 42 Guise Anderson Thomas, confectioner, James Street market, L 156 James north Anderson Thomas, laborer, Victoria av Anderson W.J., butcher, 27 James Street market, h Burlington Anderson Walter, brakeman, 61 North Bay Anderson Walter, laborer, 14 Florence ANDERSUN WALTER N., manager Bank of British North America, 5 King east Anderson Wm.boot crimper, 62 Walnut Andrews Charles, wire worker, bds at 8 King William Andrews John, blacksmith, 75 Peter Andrews John, brushmaker, 89 Cherry Andrews Mrs.Emma, wid Dr.R,, 140 East Hunter Angier D.L., oilman, 240 King east ANGLO AMERICAN HÔTEL, H.Me- Cracken, proprietor, 16 Market sq Angus James, jun.of J.& J.Angus, 40 uke Angus James, of J.& J.Angus.38 Duke ANGUS J.& J, hatters and farriers, 62 King west Angus John, clerk, 178 John Angus Robert, salesman, 178 John north Angus William, salesman, 178 John Annabery Andrew, laborer, 75 North Caroline Appleby Henry, carpenter bd 35 ï s at ui John north ! ' w Applegate Ths.,cab owner, 170 [Tnghson Appleyard Thos, quarryman, 86 Maiden ane Archibald Robert, assistant superintendent locomotive department, Barton Atlund Michael, laborer, Park north Atmisted Mrs.Ha 96 South Catharine ar éé AIS, Ann, wid James, 30 Strac lan enst \u2019 4 es, 9 Armitage Wu, Armour Robert .North Jolin Armstrong Charles froi ! ares ght agent, 7 A Hughson, h 70 Cannon west < \"onu lergus.clovle sut = anon aes gus, clerk, Lds at 79 Anson feorge IL, clerk, 82 Market 8 SSULE, crockery, 21 Yorle onstrong » erockery, 21 York Armée Jot Etes lian 8 Yasun, saluon, 20 King Wil.broker, 168 West King » engineer, bds at 59 Armstrong John, clerk, bds at 79 Cannon west Armstrong John, 36 North Bay Armstrong Matthew, clerk, 45 South Catherine Armstrong Mrs.Amy, Florence Armstrong Mrs, Ruth, wid Arthur, 70 Ferguson av Armstrong Peter, blacksmith, 137 King cast Armstrong Thomas, seaman, 41 MeNab north Armstrong Walter, painter, 107 East Main Arnett Adam, cabinetmaker, 253 King west Arnold Frederick, warehouseman, 70 Wellington Arnold Richard, 22 East av Arscott William, laborer, 37 Macauley Arthur Humphrey, provision dealer, 94 King west Arthur John, laborer, 327 Barton east ArthurS amuel, plasterer, 18 Kelly Arthur James, Ontario house, 7 Merrick Ascher Alex., baker, 8 South McNab Ash Isidore, furrier and fur dyer, 41 King west Ashbaugh Mrs.Isabella, wid William H., West Maiden lane Ashbaugh R.L., solicitor, 20 Mana Ashbaugh Robert, cooper, bds at 179 Rebecca Ashbury William, carpenter G.W.R,, 191 North Bay Ashbury William, plasterer, 139 King William Askin Alex.engineer, 112 West Main Atchison William H.grocer, 63 Napier Ateridge James.laborer, King east Atkins John, laborer, 132 Locke Atkinson Isaac, superintendent Ontario Packing house, 108 Mary north Atkinson James, painter.71 Wellington Atkinson John A, 108 Mary north Atkinson Josenh, painter, 71 Wellington Atkinson William, willowware manufacturer, 85 King west Atkinson William, laborer, Nightingale Attwood Mathias W., watchmaker, 3 Market sq Audette Isaiah, blacksmith, 182 North MeNab Audette Joshua, carpenter.Inchberry -Audette Thomas, moulder, 38 Park north .Audley Michael.laborer, § South Locke Auld William S., carpenter, bds at 4 West Main Aussem Joseph H., confectioner, 136 King est Austey William, carpenter, Enst av .Austin Henry, pedlar, 3 West Hunter Austin Mrs, Elizabeth, wid John, boarding house, 94 Merrick Austin Thomas, carpenter, William Avery Edwin, law student, 55 Maria Axford George, butcher, 248 King west wid James, 20 Ayusley Joseph J, boarding house, 135 King east Ayres William, carpenter.533 Wilson Babb James, laborer, 41 South Hess Bachelor George, cabinctmaker, 216 King west, h North Hess Badger James, shoemaker, 15 Mary Baggot Mrs.Hannal, wid, 93 Welling- tou Bagwell J.B., of Thomas & Co., 21 North park Buikie Magnus, laborer, 30 Wood east Bailey Andrew, porter GW.R,, 21 Pie- ton east Bailey Henry, clerk.20 Park south Bailey James, machinist, 27 Peter Bailey John, salesman, 54 Walnut Bailey Mrs.Mary, wid Robert, 58 Walnut Baillie James, machinist, 128 South Jolin Baillie William, porter, 18 King Bain Alex, confectioner, 107 South Catherine Bain Mrs.Margery, wid Thomas, sean:- stress, 75 Cannon west Baine John, policeman, 210 James Baine Juhn W., hardware, 38 James, b Victoria av Baine T.H., saloonkeeper, 22 SouthJohn Baines Egerton R., cashier freight department G.W.R., 84 Bay south Baines James, fitter, 81 Peter Baker Elijah, laborer, 196 Main west Baker George, clerk, bds at 57 Wilson Baker George.laborer, 96 Catharina Baker Henry D., traveller, 109 King William Baker James.pork butcher, 55 Napier Baker Josiah, carpenter, 90 Wellin gin Baker Mrs, wid, 96 Catharina Baker Stephen, laborer, 127 Rebecca Baker William, fruiterer, 70 James Balch Thomas, G.W.R., 29 Ner:lh Queen Bale James, cutter, 63 Ferguson av Bale John C., telegraph operator.o.- Ferguson av Bale Thomas, teacher, 63 Ferguson a+ Balfour Peter, builder, 14 South Car - line BALL FREDERICK A.inspecter «i agencies, Liverpool and Lundon ar Globe Insurance Co., 3 James seut\u201d.h Main Ball James, pedlar, 108 Market Ballantine Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Alexar.~ der, 56 South Hughson Ballantine R.M., stationer, 68 Jame bds at 105 James Balmer Jobn, sexton, 103 Hugts : north Balmer Stephen, laborer, 122 Kelly Ballou J.M., painter, 63 Merrick Bam Peter, carpenter, 23 North Queen Bampfylde C.H., grocer, 122 North McNab BANCROFT JAMES.manager Merchants Bank of Canada.South Jar «= BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, Walter N.Anderson, managez.7 Kinæ east BANK OF MONTREAL, W.J.Bucha:- an, manager, King Banks Mrs.C., wid John, Douglas Baptist church, rev.George Richardson, Park Baptist church, rev.R.Jones, pastor.103 North McNab Barber B.F., of EF.Barber & Co, King east BARBER E., & CO., tobacco manufacturers, 162 to 198 King east Barber Edward, of E.Buber & CO.King east Barber Henry, laborer, 35 North Catke- rine Barber William, laborer, 172 Hughson Barclay Thomas, of Whyte & Barclay.36 Wellington south Barclay William, organ builder, 102 Napier Bardwell James, machinist, Railroad Barker Daniel, seaman, 44 Burlington Barker Edward, laborer, McNab north Barker Hiram, of Barker & Lemessurier.183 North MeNab Barker John, carpenter, 6 Florence Barker & Lemessurier, painters, Wes: Main Barker Robert.painter, 29 Floren.e HAMILTON.DOMINION 308 DIRECTOLY.[ProviNen Op Barlow Daniel C., car examiner G.W.R,, 3 Walnut Barlow J., carpenter, hds at 4 Main east Barlow John, laborer, 245 York Barnard Harry, of P.B.& II.Barnard, 67 Hughson Barnard James, clerk, 127 Cannon enst Barnard John N., of John N.Barnard & Co., bds at Cools hotel, King west BARNARD JOHN N,, & CO., wine and spirit merchants, 8 North McNab BARNARD P.B.& H., importers of staple and fancy dry goods, 34 King west Barnard Peter B., of P.B.& .Barnard, 67 Hughson Barnes Mrs.Matilda, wid William T., 126 East Main zarnett P.B., dry goods, 67 South Hughson Barnston rev.Lewis, Jewish synagogue, 44 Walnut Barr George, carpenter, 52 West av Barr George, finisher, 25 Florence BARR JO k, attorney and solicitor, 3 King west, h 94 East Hunter BARR JOHN, freight agent G.W.R, 55 Murray west Barr John, contractor, 309 James north Barr John A., druggist, Hunter Barr Wilson, clerk freight department G.W.R., h 233 Hughson north BARRAS & SCOTTY, general commission merchants, 9 Ontario chambers, Front st, Toronto, Ont.Barrett Rubert, laborer, T1 Cherry Barrett Richard, laborer, n 51 Catharina Barrowclough Daniel, saloon, 6 York Barrows David T., variety store, 34 York Barry & Bell, barristers, &c., Commercial buildings, South James Barry John, of Barry & Bell, L Barton township Bartholomew James, r 141 King William Bartindale Thomas H., of Egan & Bar- tindale, 9 Cannon west Bartlett Henry, blacksmith, bds at 8 King William Bartlett Mrs.Maria, 18 Mary Bartley William, carpenter, 19 King William Bartmann William, tailor, 68 South Catherine Baskard Robert, carriagemaker, 124 King west Baskerville Benjamin, shoemaker, 105 King William Basquil Jobn, tobacco maker, 174 Rebecca Basquil Mrs.Ellen, wid Patrick, 174 Rebecca Bassett Henry D., sewing machines, 44 John south Bastedo James, of Thomas & Bastedo, Wellington sq Bastedo Walter, furrier, Canada Hat Co., 156 Cannon east Bastien Henry L., boat builder, 46 Pic- ton west BATCHELDER GEORGE, manufacturer of furniture, buggies, sleighs, springs, packing cases, sashes, doors, blinds and mouldings, 97 York, h 88 Hess Bateman Ebenezer W., baker, 200 King east : Bateman Patrick S., blacksmith, 136 Rebecca Bates James, M.D., M.R.C.S., London, 28 Gore \u2018Bates James, jun., clerk, 28 Gore Bates Philo D,, fish merchant, Market, li Wentwortu Bates Williun, broker, 152 King east, h 92 Wellington Batey John, laborer, 24 Simeoo east Bathgate James, bookkeeper, 3 Cherry Battershall Mrs.Surah, wid John, 17 Margaret Battram Sylvester, shoemaker shopkeeper, 25 West av Batty Benjamin, jeweller, 42 King west, h 120 North MeNab Batty Robert, moulder, 144 Market BAUER HENRY, proprietor Ontario vineyard, 15 North James, h 6 Main Bauer Leopold, lager beer saloon, 31 Hughson Bautz George., of Brown & Bautz, 98 Park north BAWDEN AARON, brick manufacturer, Canada Baxter William, sailor, 144 Hughson Baxter William R., tailor, Victoria av Bayham John, laborer, 146 King William Bayne Peter, carpenter, 23 North Queen Beame rev.Abeather, Episcopal methodist, 82 Jolm north Beard R., clerk G.W.R., 35 Mulberry BEARMAN FREDERICK WILLIAM, proprietor American hotel, 63 King west Beasley J.W., confectioner, James Street market, h 45 York Beasley Mrs, wid Henry, 26 South Queen Beasley R.S., hotel, 43 North McNab Beasley Thomas, police clerk and city clerk, City hall, James south Beattie Alexander, laborer, 9 Cherry BEATTY R., general purchasing agent G.W.R, Hughson Beattie Robert, messenger Canada Life Assurance Co., cor Spring and Hunter BEATTY ROBERT, custom house and shipping broker, agent for Agricultural Fire Insurance Co.of Water- town, N.Y., Custom house, 53 Stuart, h 251 McNab Beatty Thomas, proprietor British hotel, cor John and Main Beatty William, customs surveyor, 251 McNab north Beaty Oliver, grocer, and proprietor Hamilton hotel, 286 Jumes north Beaver house, H.Bricker, proprictor, 29 North James Becca John, laborer, 127 Rebecca Beck George, brewery, cor King and Margaret Beck John, laborer, 313 King Beckerson John, teamster, 76 Locke BECKETT F.G., & CO., munufuctur- era of locomotives, marine, portable and stationary steam engines, boilers and saw and grist mill machinery, cor McNab and Simcoe Beckett Frederick G., of I'.G.Beckett & Co., Robert Beckett Henry, jun., of F.G.Beckett & Co., 230 Bay north Beckett Samuel A, of F.G.Beckett & Co., 219 McNab north Beckett William, fruit dealer, 68 and 70 James Bedell William, store, 40 King William Beer Francis, butcher, 117 King cast Beer John, baker, 156 James Beer Joseph, bds at 44 Wellington Begg James, carpenter, 152 Markel Begg Jas, carpenter G.W.R, 162 Napier Begley Mrs.Harriet, wid Richard, 126 North park Belau Anthony, tailor, 50 Robinson Belford Mrs.Winifred, wid Charles, 19 Catheart and \u2014_\u2014 Belg Lawrence, tailor, Robert Bell Adam, tailor, 22 vest Cunnon Bell-Henry, laborer, Markland Bell Henry, teamster, Marklani Bell John, brewer, ad South Catharine Bell John, laborer, 81 Elgin Bell Jolin, laborer, 80 South Cutherine Bell John, of Thomson, Birkett & Bell 134 South John ! Bell Matthew, machinist, 57 Wilson Bell Miss Iillen, 103 South Catharine Bell Thomas 8, civil engineer G.W.R 80 Merrick \u2018 Bell Williom Park north Bellhouse Mrs.Agnes, wid, school, 75 South James Belling Bennett M., jeweller, 28 South James Belling James, jeweller, 6 Hughson north, h 11 Catheart Belnap Noal Mproprietor Temperance house, 31 North John Benetto Jol, night watchman G.W.R.87 Cathenrt Benjamin C., fancy goods,G4 King, h 79 Kast Main Benjamin M., fancy goods, 79 East Main Bennett Edwin, carpenter, King east Bennett Geo., painter, 125 King William Bennett Henry, printer, Catherine Bennett Mrs.I\u2019.J., dealer in medicines, 10 Napier \u2018 Bennett Patrick, laborer, 27 Wood eust Bennett Richard, 245 York Bennett Robert, moulder, 6 Catheart Bennett Samuel, machinist, 104 North Hess Bennett Samuel, turner, 3 George Bennetto Mrs.Philadelphia, wid Israel, 41 North Caroline Bentley Joseph, carpenter, 102 East Maiden lane Benton Mrs.A., wid John, 99 Maria Benze Charles, furrier, bds at 114 Zork Bere Josiah, engineer, 35 Murray cast Bergman F., trader, James Street market, h Merrick Bergman Frederick, kid mit manufac turer, 34 North park Bergman Mrs.F., dressmaker, 34 North park Bernard Isaac, laborer, 24 Cherry Berry John, carpenter, 38 Guise Berry John, laborer, 56 Guise Berry W.C., mason, 147 John north Berry Willinm, laborer 139 West av Berwick Henry, shoemaker, 26 West of Barry & Bell, buds at 5) private av Best James, tnborer, 51 Strachan east Best Ths.Noakes, auctioneer, Market 3q, h 78 Market BETUONE WILLIAM, dealer in fancy and staple dry goods, 113 York Bethune Edward, carter, 63 Catharine north Bettles Thomas, Inborer, South Beveridge Charles, carpenter, 32 Locke Beveridge Jns.,shoemaker,55 Jolinsouth h 14 Catharina Bovers T'homus, Inhorer, Bevier Dennis, livery stables, west ; Bevis Willinm, cabinetnaker, 192 Ÿ ork, h 164 York Beyman Frederick, 34 Park north Beyman Mes.Frederick, dressmaker, 32 Park north Bible Robert, conl merchant, 23 Charles, h 24 Bny Biekerson John, leamster, Locke North 15 Wood cast 93 King 76 North ONTARIO.| DOMINION 369 DIRECTORY.HAMILTON.ickle John, carpenter, Inchberry bielle Joba Woof T.Bickle & Son, 70 West Maiden lane cor Caroline BICKLE T., & SON, chemists and druggists, and dealer in patent medicines, &c., Medical hall 6 King east ; .Bickle Ffristram, of T.Bickle & Son, West Maiden lane cor Caroline Bickley Francis P., commercial traveller, 100 West Main ; Bigelow A, wholesale glass and chinaware, Hughson, h 149 South James Billings John, of Tuckett Billings, Victoria av LC.Biuings & White, physicians and sur- cong, office 3 Gannon east Billings William Lockton, M.D.118 James 1 Billington George T., machinist, 158 King William Billington John, boots and shoes, 95 York Billow James M., painter, North John Bilton H.W., soda water manufacturer, 5 Market, h 9 Market Bilton Thomas, shoemaker, 117 Cannon east Bilton William W., soda water manufacturer, h 17 Park north Bingham Alfred, tinsmith, 72 Cannon west Bingham John, laborer, 104 East Maiden lane Bingham John, teamster, 115 North Bay Bingham Matthew R., bookkeeper, 72 Cannon west BINNY ANDREW, of Buchanans, Bin- ny & McKenzie, 242 King east Birch William, machinist, 87 Rebecca BIRELY & CO., bonded manufacturers and vinegar works, South James Bireley L.D.,grain merchant, 57 Charles Birely L.D., grain dealer, 57 Charles BIRELY NORRIS F., of Birely & Co., storage and shipping merchant, ware- louse, Brock, h 244 King east Birge C.A.& M.B, tobacconists, 52 James Birge M.B., of C.A.& M.B.Birge.cor Hughson and Cannon Birkett William, of Thomson, Birkett & Bell, 66 South James Birrell Michael, baker, 65 Walnut Diss Ton, custom clerk, 87 Park north Shy George H., of Long & Bisby, 4 perth park ! 08 ih, 4 Dishop Jas.B,, tinsmith,30 King William Blachford John, undertaker, 6 South pe Black C, & Co., hardw rchants és on nas are merchants, nek Charles, of C.Black & Co.© North McNab ack & Co.23 pipe Daniel, innkeeper, 112 James hol ere blacksmith, 311 James BLACK GEORGE, manager Montreal Telegraph Co, 12 South James, h 11 West Murray \u2019 Buk J ames, 48 Bast Cannon wel James C., commercial travelle ps a 67 Colborne ercial traveller, ack John, brushmaker, 26 O'Reilly Buck Robert, butcher, 48 Auguste > ck ; mer ; orne m.G., turner G.W.R., 67 Col- ackburn John lumbe .\u201c : or Bo R, 27 Catharine TS ren Charles, porter, 80 North Blackmer Geor, ( ge D., salesman, 67 Pear Blacher P.0, druggist, 89 South Job obert, carpenter, 9 Catheart inspector Blair Robert, machinist, 33 South Ca- tharina Blair Robt., mason, 120 Catherine north Blair Samuel, blacksmith, 75 Pearl Blajr William, laborer, 12 Cathcart Blair William, market gardener, Went- worth BLAKE FREEMAN N,, United States\u2019 consul, office Great Western railway, Hughson Blake John, laborer, 13 West Barton Blake Patrick, grocer, 105 East Hunter Blake William, butcher, 5 James Street market Blakely Robert, night watchman, 1 St Lawrence terrace Blamey Robert, bookbinder, 44 West Main Bland John H., hair dresser, 12 Hughson h nort Bland Robert C., engineer, 33 South Catherine Blandford Henry, carver and gilder, 47 North James, h 22 Ferguson av Blew Henry, laborer, 33 George Bliss Horace C., traveller, 54 Catharine north Bloom Samuel, laborer, 118 South John Bloomer Andrew, laborer, 49 Picton Bloomer James, laborer, 185 James Bloomer James, laborer, h 115 North Catharine Blount James, 155 Park north Blount Jobin, clerk G.W.R.station, 155 Park nortn Blows Isaac, laborer, 275 McNab north Blows Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, 307 James north Blum Christopher.sausage maker, 92 King west Blumensteil Joseph, pedlar, 143 King William Blyth Thomas Allan.surveyor, 9 Bold Blythe James, machinist, 68 West ar Boddey John, carpenter, 261 King west Bogart Daniel A.L.D.S.50 Hughson BOICE JOHN, & CO., wholesale importers of fancy goods, 3 King east Boa Mrs.Bridget, wid James, 19 Ô'Reil- lex Boice John, of John Boice & Co., John BOICE WILLIAM, & CO.wholesale importers of cloths, tweeds and tailors trimmings.3 King east Boice William, of William Boice & Co., 50 John north Bold Street school.Miss J.Fairgrieve, head mistress; Miss E.Harris, assistant; Miss McNeil and Miss E.Harvey, 3rd teachers, Bold Boligan John C., grocer, 255 York Bolingbroke Charles, upholsterer, 106 King west Bolliung Clement, Street market Bolton Charles, carpenter, 199 John north Bolton Thomas, watchman G.W.R,, 113 Napier Bolton William, carpenter, 204 Catha- rine north Bond Edwin, maltster, 96 George Bond Silas, butcher, + James Street mar- et Booker John, laborer, n Wentworth BOOKER WILLIAM D, secretary Victoria Mutual Insurance Co., 43 Vine Booth Miss Anni¢ E,, teacher Wesleyan Female college, King east Boreham Benjamin, laborer, 2 West Maiden lane Bornett James, laborer, 16 West Stuart Bouchey Joseph, broker, 136 King east 27 gardener, James Boulton James, barrister, 3 King west, h West Hannah Bourke John, carpenter, 60 East av Bowden Kenrick, clerk\u2019 G.W.R., bds at 9 Cannon east Bowden Philip, laborer, 126 North Bay Bowell Joseph, 4 East Main Bowers Henry, painter, 231 James Bowers Henry, wine merchant, 6 East Main Bowers Jonathan,pork butcher,50 York Bowers Michael, moulder, 176 Napier Bowers William, Forest saloon, 134 James Bowes John, dentist, 68 King h 31 Elgin east Bowes Joseph, caretaker Central school, 40 Bold Bowger Patrick, laborer, 181 Napier Bowman Herbert, clerk, bds at 59 John Bowman John J., of Wilson, Bowman & Co., 152 West Main BOWMAN & MOORE, hardware, 54 King east Bowman William, of Bowman & Moore, bds at 59 John Bowring John, soldier, 16 Mary Bowron Adison, tinsmith, 48 Wellington Bowron Bolton, tinsmith, 48 Wellington, h 210 King William Bowron William, tinsmith, 14 William Bowsted William, machinist, 263 York Boyd Andrew, laborer, 3 West av Boyd David, cooper, 9 Cathcart Boyd Francis L., M.D., 26 Ferguson av Boyd James, of Mackay & Boyd, 3 West av Boyd John.laborer, 375 John north Boyd Mrs.Margaret, wid Jas., 3 West av Boyd Mrs.Margaret, wid William, 153 East Main Boyd Thomas, grocer, and crockery dealer, 40 King Boyd William, baker, 84 Mulberry Bradfield Ths, gardener, 102 North Bay Bradley George, laborer, 72 North Locke Bradley John, carpenter, 83 Elgin Bradley Wm.moulder, 89 Wellington Bradley William, carpenter, William Bradshaw George, clerk, 18 Walnut Bradshaw James, clerk, 18 Walnut Bradshaw Mrs.Mary, wid Charles, 5 Margaret Bradshaw Thomas, machinist, 204 King William Bradt Jacob, clerk, 55 Rebecca Bradt Lewis.waiter, 112 South John Bradt Samuel H., grain merchant, 135 Rebecca Brady P., laborer, 20 O'Reilly Brand Edward, carter, 58 Peter Brandum B.B., barber, 49 John south Brannigan Mrs.Johanna, wid Edward, 119 King east Brant David, brakeman G.W.R, 154 Park north Brant George, Temperance house, 5% South John Branton George, laborer, 62 Catherina Brass Mrs.Margaret, wid Peter, 19 Napier Brass Peter, carpenter and joiner, 45 South Bay Breaker Jas., carpenter, 47 North John Brean Patrick, laborer, 9 East Simcoe Breitz John, tailor, 283 King west Brennan J ohn, carpenter, 208 Hughson Brennan John, coppersmith, 278 Hugh- son north Brennan John, porter, MeNab north Brennan Mrs.Sarah, wid James, 79 North John Brennen Michael, machine shop, William, h 57 William HAMILTON.DOMINION 370 DIRECTORY.Brenton Samuel, blacksmith G.W.R., 89 North Bay Brenton William, mouldmaker, 219 North John Brethour Joshua, clerk, 148 King east Brew Mrs.Hannah, wid Patrick, Wilson Brick Mrs.Mary, wid John, 98 East Maiden lane Brick Mrs.Sarah, wid Timothy, 103 East Hunter Brick Thomas, laborer, York Bricker Henry, proprietor Beaver house, 29 North James Bridges Charles, hat blocker, 91 Wilson Bridges Mrs., wid, 135 Napier Bridges Thos., hatmalker, 15 Cathcart Bridgewood George, blacksmith, 16, 18, and 20 East Maiden lane Brierley Richard, of Lyman Moore & Brierley, 58 Vine Briers James, of Hill & Briers, 9 North Hess Briers Thomas,painter and paper hanger, 66 Catharine north Briggs Charles M., of G.C.Briggs & Sons, cor King and Bay Briggs Frank W., of G.C.Briggs & Sons, cor King and Bay BRIGGS G.C., & SONS, wholesale dealers in patent medicines, &c., 4 King William ; Briggs George C., of G.C.Briggs & Sons, cor King & Bay Briggs Gustave, cooper, 351 John north Brinkman Gillis, merchant, 68 South Hughson BRITISH AMERICA FIRE, INLAND AND OCEAN MARINE ASSURANCE CO., A.F.Forbes, agent, 20 Commercial buildings, South James British Lotel, Thomas Beatty, proprietor, cor John and Main British Methodist Episcopal church, rev.Robert Miller Britt Edward, shoemaker, 91 York Britton Charles, carpenter and builder 250 King west, h 17 Market Britton Robert, fitter, 27 Market Britton Robert, upholsterer, 126 Park north Broadfield George E., salesman, 57 North John Brocksmith Henry, cigarmaker, 8 Market Brook Thomas, laborer, 5 South Hess Brooks Adolphus, clerk, 123 Cannon west Brooks Charles, grocer, 147 York Brooks John, laborer, 52 Wilson Brooks Lucien H., of Rutherford & Co., 51 Gore Brooks William, laborer, 30 Catharina Brooks Wm., laborer, Welling ton north BROUGHTON J., machinists tool and patent model maker, 120 King west Brown Adam, of Brown, Gillespie & Co., 5 Herkimer Brown Alfred, laborer, Steven ; Brown Andrew, conveyancer, 154 King William Brown & Bautz, lithographers, &c., 5 King William Brown Edmund, builder, 11 Hess Brown George, baker, Walnut Brown George, clerk, 73 Park north BROWN, GILLESPIE & CO., wholesale grocers and wine merchants, cor James and King Brown Henry J., baker, Walnut Brown James, carpenter, 3 Grove Brown Jas., engineer, 125 North Locke Brown James, tanner, 1 Bust av Brown John, boot and shoe dealer, 62 King east, h 8 Ferguson av Brown Jolin, grocer, 110 Bold Brown John, grocer, 76 North McNab Brown John, laborer, Jom north Brown John, of Kerr, Brown & McKenzie, Hightield, Mountain brow Brown Joseph, busketmaker, 178 North Catharine Brown Joseph, laborer, 96 Robert Brown Mrs., wid, Wentworth Brown Mrs.Cerency, wid William, 126 Rebecca Brown Mrs.Christina, wid Andrew, Canada Brown Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, Highfield, Mountain brow Brown Mrs.Jessie, wid John, Hughson north Brown rev.George, New Connexion methodist, 118 Kast Main Brown Robert, laborer, 81 North Hess Brown Thomas, laborer G.W.R., 44 South Locke 268 Brown W.E., clerk, 5 Herkimer BROWN WILLIAM, bookseller and stationer, King West, h 68 South Buy BROWNE EDWARD, forwarder, agent mail line steamers, and ship owner, McNab Street wharf, h John south Browne M.W., agent G.T.R., 50 James, resides in Barton Brownleigh Robert carpenter, bds at 53 Gore BRUCE ALEXANDER, of Burton & Bruce, 41 Duke Bruce Francis, of J.A, Bruce & Co, Main BRUCE JOHN A, & CO., seed merchants and nurserymen, 56 and 58 King west Bruce John A, of J.A.Bruce & Co., 46 Cannon Bruce John M., of Martin & Bruce, 145 South James Bruce Miss E.A., 161 West Main BRUCE WILLIAM, pen artist, draughtsman and patent agency, 14 King east, h Mountain Brueckner I.Oscar, German teacher, variety stare, 29 York Brundle James, tinsmith, 146 Cannon east .Brundle John, tinsmith, 127 James Brunt Samuel, storekeeper, 223 Cannon east Bryan Thomas, customs officer, 207 York Bryan William J., 36 Catharine north Bryant Harry, painter, 81 King west Buchan John M., M.A.head master Grammar school, 142 West Main Buchan Mrs.Mary, wid George, grocer, 212 West King Buchanan Alex., moulder, 82 Mulberry BUCHANAN HON.ISAAC, of Buchanans,Binny & McKenzie, Auch- mar house, Clairmont park Buchanan John, shoemaker, 6 Grove BUCHANAN JOSHUA G., reporter Evening Times, bds at Tecumseh house, 39 James BUCHANAN W.J, manager Bauk of Montreal, 3 Herkimer BUCHANANS, BINNY & McKENZIE, importers of dry goods, 104 King east Buchner Henry, printer, 89 North Bay Buckingham William, jun., butcher, 20 James Street market Buckingham William, sen., butcher, 16 James Street market Buckler Miss Catherine,milliner,73 York Buckley Daniel, laborer, 8 Pearl south Buckley Dennis, laborer, 161 North John Budge Peter, mason, 101 North Bay Bull Alfred, laborer, 24 North Hess BULL HON.HARCOURT B., 16 South Hughson BULL RICHARD, manager Western Ontario branch Travellers Insurance Co., 11 North Jumes, h 144 Main west Bull Robert, laborer G.W.R., 333 York Bullen Charles F., M.D, of Hwmnilton & Bullen, 27 Bay Bunch Nicholas, pudler G.W.R., 73 Locomotive Bunn Thomas, Inborer, 47 Marin Bunten 18.clerk, bds at 13 Gore BUNTIN, GILLIES & CO., wholesale stationers, and paper munufuclurery 25 King east.See Adv Onturio Dil rectory Buntin James, painter, 56 Robert Burdett Edward, brushimuker, 113 North Caroline .Burdett Francis, brush manufacturer 119 North McNab \u2019 Burdett Jumes, tinsmith,113 North Caroline Burdett Joseph, brushmaker, 43 King west, h 113 North Catharine Burgess Alfred, laborer, Alloway lune Burgess Jumes, traveller, 172 King east Burgess John, music teacher, 42 South.Hughson Burgess Wm, machinist, 71 Barton west Burke John, laborer, 3¢ Hughson Burke Michael, laborer, 32 Macaulay Burke Mrs.Margaret, wid Wm., Canada Burke Patrick, laborer, 283 McNab north Burke Richard, laborer, 65 East Maiden lane Burke Thomas, laborer, 36 Hughson Burkholder C., printer, 99 Catharine Burkholder Harry, of John H.Davis & Co., 19 Barton Burkholder John Y., clerk, Wentworth Burmaster A.F., painter, 80 Elgin Burnet rev.Robt., Presbyterian, Herkimeu Burnett Isaac, laborer, 24 Cherry Burnett William, messenger Canadian bank Burns Andrew W., messenger, 59 York Burns Edward, painter, 92 East Hunter Burns Henry, barber, 25 York \u2019 Burns James, tailor, 32 Vine Burns John, carpenter, 56 South Catha- rine Burns John, laborer, 45 Catharina Burns John, pensioner, 229 James Burns Joseph, laborer, West Maiden lane Burns Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Andrew, 101 East Main Burns Mrs.Ellen, wid Patrick, 13 Wood west Burns Mrs.M., 71 Catharine north Burns Mrs.Margaret, wid John, 32 Vine Burns Peter, laborer, 28 Hess Burns Robert, 46 Wellington Burns Robert, clerk G.W.R., 105 North Catharine Burns Stephen, moulder, 179 Rebecca Burns Thomas, laborer 79 Catharina Burns Thomus, post office clerk, 182 Hughson Burns Timothy W., carpenter, Robert Burns Willinm, laborer, Duke Burns William, tuilor, 46 Wellington Burnstein rev.L., Jewish synagogue, Burridge James, travelling agent, King east Burriss Michael C., stove mounter, 77 Mary ; BURROW, STEWART &:CO., first prize manufacturers malleable grey an jron castings, 70 North Caroline BURROW WILLIAM, of Burrow, Stewart & Co., bds at American hotel, Kin Burrows John, carpenter, 7 Murray cust BURROWS THOMAS, uuctioneer an commission merchant, 22 17 Cutheart Royal [PROVINCE op Merrick, hb ONTARIO.] James, moulder, 21 West av Burt Jue Hour and \u2018feed store, 12 John BURTON & BRUCE, hurristers, &c, Canada Life buildings, South James Burton Geo., laborer, 232 McNab north BURTON GEORGE W, 26 .of Burton & Bruce, 238 King cas Burton John, clerk G.W.R., bds at Royal hotel, 61 James , Burton Jolin, laborer, 2 St Lawrence av Buscombe Samuel, shoemaker, 7 Spring Bushey Joseph, second-hand store, 136 King east ; Buskited J.R.Y., blacksmith, 56 West Hunter .; BUSKARD ROBERT, proprietor Ontario carringe factory, 124 King cor Bay Buskard William, painter, 28 East Simcoe Buswell John, straw goods and millinery, 79 North James, h 65 Burton west Butcher Robert, builder, 53 Wilson Butler Daniel, carpenter, 3 Picton east Butler Miss Kate, milliner and dressmaker, 73 York Butler Patrick, luborer, 80 Bold ; Butler Taylor, machinist, 186 King William Butler Thomas, gunsmith, 26 Mulberry Byrens George, carpenter, 72 Hughson Byrne Andrew, post office messenger, r 59 York Byrne James, laborer, 76 Catharina Byrne John, bonkkeeper, 281 King west Byrne Mark, carpenter, 34 East Ferrie Byrne Patrick, laborer, 35 Picton Byron Thomas, laborer, George Byron Thomas, jun., Hannab Byron Thomas, laborer, Hannah Caddy Edward F., clerk, 22 West Main Caddy captain John H,, artist, 22 West Main Cady David S., clerk Bank of Commerce, bds at 11 Cannon east CAHILL JAMES, police magistrate and barrister, office City hall, h 101 King Cain Thomas, shoemaker, 1 Kelly Calder Truman, marblecutter, 203 West Main Calder James, carpenter, 95 Mary Calder John, horse dealer, bds at 21 Gore Calder John, of McInnes Bros.& Co., 86 South James Caldwell Mrs.Maria, wid Ronald, 9 Peter Callaghan Jas., Callaghan J, ohn, liam Callaghan William, laborer, 15 Burlington Callan Ths.engineer, 220 McNab north Callinan Patrick, laborer, 134 North Bay Cameron Charles, boat owner, bds at Royal hotel, 61 James Cameron John, boilermaker, 230 Barton east Cameron Mrs.Margaret, wid Robert, 323 c John north \u2019 ampbell John, of R.Camp ° 1G King East phell & Co, ampbell Alexander, grocer, 54 York 83 Merrick » grocer, b4 York, hb Campbell Alexander, watchmaker and Camper ar South John mpbell Andrew.; e 3 .ow Market y murbleeutter, bds at ampbell Daniel redlar, 84 Bold Campbell Daniel sewing machine agent com rey ampbell Donald G.W.R.67 Nort] y Campbell George W.bincksmith i c King east ! ?ampbell Hananiah, carpenter, 54 Ray D y Onmpbell James, carpenter, r 44 Kust laborer, 58 East Main laborer, 198 King Wil- DOMINION 371 DIRECTORY.Campbell James, tinsmith G.W.R., 144 and 146 King west Campbell James S., mariner, 158 James Campbell John, carpenter, 121 William CAMPBELL JOHN, ham curer and wholesale and retail provision merchant, 31 and 33 South James Campbell John, laborer, 368 James north Camphell John, moulder, 59 Wellington Campbell Kenneth, gaoler, 108 Bold Campbell Mrs.Maria, wid, 12 Wellington Campbell Mrz, Anastasia, wid James, 13 Burlington Campbell Mrs.C., wid John, 126 South Jobn Campbell Mrs, Harriet, wid rev.Thomas, 15 Walnut Campbell Mrs, Jane, boarding house, 144 and 146 King west Campbell Mrs.Lily, wid Daniel, 104 West Hunter Campbell Mrs.Margaret, wid John, 368 North James Campbell Mrs.Susan, wid Donald, board- house, 149 North Bay Campbell R., & Son, dry goods, 70 East Kin .Campbell Robert, of R.Campbell & Sou, .54 Wellington Campbell Robert, of Robert Campbell & Co., 116 King east Campbell Robert, & Co., enamellers of hollow ware, King office 9 Market sq Campbell Walter, printer, 69 Wellington CAMPBELL WILLIAM, pottery, West Maiden lane, bh 231 West Main Campbell William, of R.Campbell & Son, 54 Wellington CANADA FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., Richard P.Street, secretery-treasurer CANADA FELT HAT WORES, Wellington north Canada Fluting Iron Co, C.G.Hammond, president, 34 James north Canada Glass house, E.R.Kent, proprietor, 84 King west CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO, A.G.Ramsay, manager, South James CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, C.R.Murray, manager, cor King and Hughson CANADIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, E.George Conklin, principal, cor James and King William CANADIAN NAVIGATION CO, A.McKeand, agent, 11 James.See Adv Canadian Oil Co, J.M.Williams, M.P.P.presidert, 27 King west Canlan James, laborer, 58 Maiden lane Cann Mrs.Mary H., wid Samuel, 24 North Catherine Canary James, laborer, 104 Maria Canning George, builder, 29 South Wellington Cardwell James, laborer G.W.R., Sophia Carey Jobn, conductor G.W.R, \"222 McNab north Carey William, Red Lion hotel, Hughson cor Market Carlisle George, carpenter, 46 North Caroline Carlisle Matthew, laborer, 81 West Hunter Carlisle Walter, machinist, 21 North Queen Carmichael George, pickles, preserves, 130 James Carmichael J.H,, boots and shoes, 5 York Carnahan Thomas, laborer, 125 William Carney Michael, laborer, 203 North Hughson HAMILTON.Carpenter Charles, commercial traveller 172 York Carpenter J.P., 109 East Main Carpenter Mrs.M.A, wid Henry, 5 Cherry Carr Aaron, laborer, Railroad Carr Edward, blacksmith, 107 East Maiden lane Carr Henry W., turner, 23 West Simcoe Carr Miss Hannah, dressmaker, 96 Mer- ric Carr Robert, 96 Merrick Carr Robert, fitter, Stuart Carr Robt., pedlar, 115 North Catharine Carr Samuel, 1 East Hunter Carroll James, stonemason, 52 South Caroline Carroll Nicholas, laborer, King east Carroll Patrick, laborer, 25 Picton east Carroll T.C.Carroll Patrick, pedlar, 95 George Carruthers John, flour and feed store, 7 King William Carruthers Mrs.Margaret, milliner, 83 King west CARSCALLEN HENRY, of Martin & Carscallen, Upper John Carse John, mason, 51 West av Carson Henry, shoemaker, 181 York Carson James, laborer, 138 Hunter Carson John, laborer, Davenport Carson Robt, laborer, 194 King William Carter Alexander, of Carter & Todd, 122 North John Carter Charles, laborer, 185 East Main Carter Chs.H.,gunmaker, 150 North Bay Carter James, laborer, 11 Picton west Carter James, laborer, 8 North Locke Carter James, plasterer, 51 Cathcart Carter Stephen, blacksmith, Barton CARTER & TODD, commission merchants, purchasers and shippers of grain and produce, 22 North John, See Adv in Ontario Directory Carter William, sexton Baptist church, 108 McNab north Cary Wm., blacksmith, 48 Locomotive Case Christopher, gardener, York Case Mrs.Mary, wid Patrick, 13 George Case Wm.H., M.A, M.D.113 King east Case William I.A., M.D., 113 King east Casey John, carpenter, 30 North Bay Cashin John, laborer, Poulette Cassels Thomas, coachman, 10 Market Cassills John, laborer.Poulette Catchpole George, umbrella maker, 13 Rebecca Catchpole Richard, store, 95 King west Catchpole Wm., broom manufacturer, 138 Rebecca Cater Thomas, pianoforte maker.North Queen cor York \u2019 Caton John, laborer, Catharine Carvil George, laborer, King east Cawley Frank, machinist, 103 Maria Cawley John, shoemaker, 77 Catharina Centenary church, rev.Wm.J.Hunter Central Presbyterian church, United Presbyterian, rev.W.Ormiston, DD, West Maiden lane Central school, A.Macallum.M.A, principal, cor South Bay and Hunter Central school, (branch) Miss Moore teacher, 197 West Main Chadwick John A, importer of Sheffield goods, 42 King, h George Chamberlain Henry C., traveller, 103 North Hughson Chambers David, bricklayer, 173 North ay Champ William, paymaster G.W.R., 67 Park north Opampague Antoine, 53 Sheaffe Chape Nathaniel, whitewasher, 53 Mary HAMILTON.DOMINION 372 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE or Chapman John, blacksmith, 93 Mary Chapman John, pattern fitter, 51 Robert Chapman William M., undertaker, 53 King west, b 23 Main Chappel Mrs.Sarah, poultry vendor, 11 James Strect market Chappell William, builder, 131 Cannon east Chapple Thomas, butcher, 152 James, h 169 Rebecca Charlton Benjamin E., vinegar works, 212 and 214 King east, lt 50 Catharine north Charlton Joseph, glass blower, 27 East Simcoe Chuse Henry, shoemaker, 14 Mary Chatley Jesse, teamster, 93 Wilson Cheeseman John, brickmaker, Dundurn CHERRIER BROTHERS, grocers, Market sq Cherrier Joseph R., of Cherrier Brothers, 176 Mary Cherrier L.Flavien, of Cherrier Brothers, 30 Sheaffe Chesnut Geo., clerk, 117 King William Chesnut Thomas G., teacher Grammar school, 117 King William Chester Mrs.Sarah, wid Arthur, 181 King William Chichester Arthur, King William Childs Henry, carpenter, 56 Murray west CHILMAN ISAAC C., Ontario steam confectionery work, 67 King east, and 123 King west, h cor King and Caroline Chisholm Charles, clerk, bds at Cook's hotel, 70 and 72 King west Chisholm D.B., of Clusholm & Lazier, 127 North John CHISHOLM & LAZIER, barristers and attorneys, 42 James north Chisholm Robert, alderman, builder, 114 North McNab Chisholm William, lumber merchant, James north, h 25 West Barton Chistine John, cigar maker, 63 South Hughson Chittenden C.S., surgeon dentist, 8 King east, h 46 Duke Christ church, ch of England, rev.J.G.Geddes, MA, rector, North James CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, weekly, annual subscription $2 ; rev.J.Gardi- ner, editor, printer and publisher, 14 John north Christian Isaac, printer, 187 Main Christian Mrs.Jane, wid John, 187 Main Christian William, batmalker, 187 Main Christie James, carpenter, Inchberry Christie Robert, carpenter, 266 Hughson north Christie Robert, carpenter, 7 St Lawrence av CHRISTIE T., & CO., wholesale deal- crs in hats, caps, furs, and men's straw goods, 25 King west CHRISTIE THOMAS, of T.Christie & Co., 62 South McNab Christie William, clerk, 37 Cherry Church Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William J., 61 Merrick Church of the Ascension, rev.John Hebden, rector, Maria GHURCHMAN'S MAGAZINE, monthly, annual subscription $2; rev.! S.Cartwright, editor and proprietor; Lawson, McCulloch & Co., printers, South James cor Main Cigall Jacob, basketmaker, 103 West Main CITIZENS INSURANCE CO.OF CANADA, McKenzie & Mackay, agents, 9 King east shoemaker, 181 City Arms\u2019 hotel, West Murray CITY HALL, James north Clapperton Jonathan, laborer G.W.R., 49 Locomotive Claringbowl William, gardener, South Wellington Clark Adam, gasfitter, 69 West Main CLARK BENJAMIN, secretary Ilamil- ton Powder Co.and Ancaster Knitting Co., 82 Hughson Clark Hutchinson, 77 Ilughson Clark Janes, laborer, r 61 East Maiden lane Clark James, laborer G.W.R., 16 Shenffe Clark John, boilermalker, 27 Murray Clark John, jun, clerk, 57 Wellington Clark'John W., of Perkins & Clark, George Clark Peter, laborer, Emerald Clark Wm, H., scalemaker, 11 Wilson Clarke Joseph, clerk, 78 Wellington Clarke Michael J., clerk, 9 Robert Clarke Mrs.Eliza, 153 King west Clarke Thomas, butcher, 204 James Clayton Mrs.Lavinia, wid John, 103 James Clayton Miss Lucy, dressmaker, 29 South James Clayton Mrs.Sarah, wid George, 29 South James Clear William, machinist, 162 North McNab Cleary James, porter, 34 Hess Cleary Mrs.Margaret, wid Dennis, 50 Maiden lane Cleary Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Thomas, boarding house, 65 North John Cleary Stephen, shoemaker, 261 North Hughson Clegg John, night watchman G.W.R, Pearl CLENCH JAMES, mat dresser and skin dealer, King William cor Stephen Clerk of the County court, Samson H.Ghent, county offices, Main Clewett James, blacksmith, bds at 7 Florence Cliff William, printer, 23 Catharina Clifford John, laborer, 83 North Hess Clifford Misses, dressmakers, 139 King 63 cast Clifton John, blacksmith, 154 Park north Cline Arthur, cab driver, 13 George Cline Arthur, cabman, 135 North Locke Cline Matthew, laborer, Victoria av Cline Simeon, bailiff, 32 West av Cline Thomas, farmer, Victoria av Clinton William, pattern fitter, 1 West Hunter Clohecy Mrs.Ann, wid Thomas, 36 O'Reilly Clohecy Robert, 206 King William Clohecy Thomas, harnessmaker, 7 York Close John, carpenter, 167 King William Clubb William, carpenter, Stinson Clucas William, builder, 125 Cannon Clushman John, 8 West av Clushman John, jun., painter, 8 West uv Clutterbuck William, shoemaker, 79 West Hunter Coates Henry M., painter, 142 Hughson Cobrey Malcolm, laborer, 9 Macaulay Coburn Henry P., of L.D.Sawyer & Co., Victoria av T, Cochlan Thomas, laborer, William Cochran Dennis, carpenter,49 Catharing Cochran Patrick, laborer, George Cockbin Thomas IL, burber, 46 North MeNab Cockburn Thomas, eating house, 8 King William Cocklin Michael, soap maker, Victoria av Joeklin Patrick, laborer, Catharine Cockman Thomas, laborer, 114 King William Coiley Michnel, Inborer, 223 John nor Coffey Mrs.Ellen, wid Jeremiah, Stuart Coghlin Thomas, laborer, 124 William Uolbeek lenry, assistant postmaster, Mountain Cole Abraham, monlder, 126 Cannon Coleman John, laborer, 065 Strachan cast Coleman William, agent, 115 King west Coles Adolphus, pattern muker, 16 Catharina Colquhoun John, boukkeeper, 9 Walnut Colquhoun Mrs.Mary, wid Hugh, 9 ulnut Collingwood Mrs.June, wid Thomas, 27 Catharina Collins Abraham, carpenter, 33 Strach- an cast Collins Donald, laborer, John north Collins John, cooper, William Collins John, lumberman, 183 York Collins Joshua D., of C.Black & Co, 23 North McNab Collins Matthew A., carder, 244 McNab north Collins Michael, laborer, 332 James north .Collins Mrs.Johanna, wid John, 317 York Collins Richard, painter, 7 Ferguson av Collins Samuel, carpenter G.W.R., 35 Florence Collins Wesley, 8 South Catharine Collins Wm., machinist, 170 Park north Collopy Mrs.Ann, wid John, n 51 Catha- rina Colter Robert, machinist, 51 Maria Colville Wm., bookkeeper, 123 Market Colvin E., saloon, 13 North McNab Colvin Patrick, grocer, 24 Wood east Combs Adolphus C., carpenter, 16 Ca- tharina Combs John, tailor, 56 West av Comer Cory, teamster, bds at 44 Catha- rine north Congo David, packer, 122 Rebecca Congregational church, Cannon east Congregational church, rev.Thomas Pullar, Hughson Coniam Joseply, conductor G.W.R., 122 Napier CONKLIN ELIAS GEORGE, principal Canadian Business college, bds at 124 King William cor Henry Conklin John H., bookkeeper, Wanzers, h 124 King William Conley David, broommalker, n 51 Catha- ring Conley John, laborer, 185 Catharine north Conley Jolin, laborer, 49 Robert Conley Peter, shvemnker, 10 West av Connell Adam, machinist, 19 West Barton Conuell Migs Mary, 64 Catharina Jonnell Patricl, {avorer, 1156 Walnut Connell Willinm, carpenter, 28 Nort Hughson Connelly Jumes, provisions, 120 Sout John Connelly John, laborer, 112 Catharina Connelly Michael, laborer,20 Wellington Connelly Mrs.Mary, wid Patrick, 46 Florence Connelly William, Inborer, 134 North Locko Oonnor Andrew, mochinist, 47 Mary Qonnor John, laborer, 176 North John Connor John, Inborer, 197 Main cast Connor Mrs.Jossie, wid James, dyor and scourer, 71 North James ONTARIO.] DOMINION 373 DIRECTORY.HAMILTIN.lonnor Patrick, laborer, 325 North John Connor Patrick laborer, 96 Walnut Connors Job, Taborer, 52 West Maiden lane Connors Mrs.Bridget, wid John, 211 North Hughson .Connors Patrick, gardener 120 Maria Connors Thomas, laborer, Alloway lane Conway Thomas, blacksmith, 132 Park north Cook Adam, of James Stewart & Co.resides un the mountain Cook Charles, bookkeeper, Cook's hotel, 70 King west Cook Geo., carpenter, bds at 228 York Cook George, laborer, 50 Florence Cook Henry, baker, 8 East Hunter Cook J.B., kookkeeper, 64 Park north Cook John, butcher, North John Cook John, laborer, 156 Hughson Cook Mrs.Agnes, wid William, 47 Maria COOK MRS.W., proprietress Cook's Lotel, 70 and 72 King west Cook Robert, porter, South Hess Cook Samuel, carpenter, 132} North McNab Cook Thomas, laborer, 111 Walnut Cook Thomas, of Stewart & Cook, 64 Park north | Cook William, laborer, King east i Cook William, painter, 41 Vine f COOK'S HOTEL, Mrs.W.Cook, propri- | etress, 70 and 72 King west Cooke Jesse, butcher, Atkman\u2019s av Cooley Thomas, bookkeeper, bds at Tecumseh house, James Coombes George, plasterer, 119 Redecia Coombes John, 23 Strachan west Coope Thomas, laborer, Mary Cooper Benjamin, carter, Strachan west Couper Christopher, carriage painter, 102 Market Cooper Geo, bricklayer, 14 Murray east Cooper Geo.W., blacksmith, 55 Kelly Cooper H.G., of H.G.Cooper & Co., 8 Park Cooper H.G., & Co., carriagemakers, 6 South park Cooper Hugh, barber G.W.R.i 47 Catharine south Cooper James, fitter, 38 Ferrie east Cooper Joseph P., clerk, 94 Merrick Cooper Mrs.M., tailoress, 137 Hunter Cooper R.C., groceries and liquors, 19 North McNab, h 46 Hughson north Cootes William, brewer, 33 Sheaffe COPELAND GEORGE, City works, Wellington north Copeland George, saddler, bds at 17 King William Copeland John, carpenter, York Copland John, bookkeeper, Bold Copland Thomas, chemist and druggist, 7 King cast Copp Anthony, of Copp Brothers, 140 King east Copp Brothers, Empire foundry, 102 York : station, rope Copp Brothers & Co, agricultural , implement manufacturers, 92 York Copp Wi.J.of Copp Brothers, Stinson Copp Willimu J, of Copp Brothers ç Wellington Jorbet Blihu K,, sewing machine agent 81 North James s seh Corbet Patrick, laborer, Catharine Corbin Hiram, blacksmith, 79 Market Cormack Jol, tailor, 111 Bast Main Cornelius Richard, Inborer, Barton enst Cornell Owen, laborer, 115 South Walnut Cornor Robert, shoemaker, 78 Mary } Cornor Willian, shoemaker, 80 Mary CORPORATION OF HAMILTON, George Murison, mayor; Thomas Beasley, city clerk ; Robert W, Kerr, chamberlin; John Henery, chief of police, City hall, James south Cosgrove William, shoemaker, 46 East Hunter Costello Edward, laborer, 46 Cherry Costie William, tailor, Liberty Cotterell Joseph, engine driver G.W.R., 193 North Bay Cotters John, laborer, Sophia Cottingham William, butcher, William Cotton John, carpenter, 2 West av Cottrell Charles, butcher, toreman packing house, h Wentworth Cottrell Mrs.Ruth, wid Samuel, 105 West av Cottrell Samuel, plasterer, 240 King William Coulson Geo., stage driver, 30 Augusta Coulter Andrew, laborer, 44 Guise Coulter Moore, shoemaker, 73 King east Coulter Robert, boot and shoe maker, 20 Walnut : Counsell Charles )M., of Stinson & Co, ames COUNSELL GEORGE S., county clerk, 173 Napier County gaol, William Milne, gaoler; George Watt, Daniel Mahoney, Kenneth Campbell and William Lum- gair, turnkeys; Miss Macfarlane, matron, Main cor John County Clerk's office, G.S.Counsell, clerk, county offices, Main cor John Cousandier Edward, cabinetmaker, 48 East Hunter Cousins John, messenger Canadian Bank of Commerce, h (3 Vine Coutts A, livery stables, Bowen, bds at 59 John south Coventry Edwin M., bookkeeper, 145 Park north Cowan John, porter G.W.R., 5 East Simcoe Cowell Wm, finisher, 309 John north Cowie Thomas, founder, 105 York Cox Alexander, fitter G.W.R., Locke Cox Alfred J., cork cutter, 3 Kelly Cox James, laborer, 147 King William Cox James, switchman G.W.R, 155 Mary north Cox Juhn, butcher and grocer, 258 King west COX JOHN, photographer, King east, h Merrick Cox Mrs.Annie, milliner, 147 Rebecca Cox Wm., shoemaker, 47 South Hess Cozens George H., tailor, 11 Peter Cozens Samuel, porter, 50 Kelly Crabb John, English cooking house, 96 James Craftou Martin, huckster James Street market CRAFTSMAN (THE), monthly, annual subscription $1.50; J.Mason, editor and proprietor; Lawson, McCulloch & Co, printers, South James cor Main Craig David, fitter, 54 Robert CRAIG JOHN, veterinary surgeon, office Anglo-American hotel, South MeNab cor Market sq, bds at 104 Market.See Ade in Ontario Directory Craig Robert, toolkeeper G.W.R,, 178 Napier Craigie Andrew, bookkeeper, 155 West Main Craigie James, grocer, 72 King east, h 15 Augusta Craigie William, of Freeman & Craigie, Craik George, traveller.39 North Bay CRAMPTON J, general freight agent G.W.R,, Kingston, resides at Detroit Crane Henry, marble cutter, 66 Market Crane Patrick, laborer, York Crankshaw William J, bookkeeper, 55 Ferguson av Craw Thomas, confectioner, 100 South John Crawford Alfred B., carpenter, 27 Main Crawford Henry T., clerk, 37 Rebecca Crawford John,laborer, 315 James north Crawford L.F., M.D., homeeopathist, 43 North John Crawford Mrs.Agnes, wid Lindsay, 37 Rebecca Crawford Mrs.Anne, wid John, 27 Mary Crawford Patrick, 27 Elgin Crawford Wm.G., accountant Royal Canadian bank Crawford Wm.P., exciseman, 91 Wellington Crawford W.J., clerk, 15 Augusta Crawley Fitzallan, gunsmith, 27 South McNab Creech Richard, tavernkeeper, 228 York Creed James, butcher, 202 King east Creighton David, teamster, 158 Hugh- son Crerar John, student at law, 88 South Catharine Cresswell Frederick, 40 Cathcart CRESSWELL RALPH, agent Canada Life Assurance Co, &c., 15 King west, b 49 Cathcart CRICAMURE CHARLES G., barrister, 51 North James Cripps Robert J., painter, 4 Florence Crisp Alfred, post office clerk, 12 South Wellington Crisp William, clerk, 12 Wellington Croal George, blacksmith, Emerald Crockett Robert, silver plater, 6 North McNab, bds at 61 Catharine Crofton Edward, laborer G.W.R., 265 North John Crofton Martin, huckster, Barton Cromwell H.H.,, photographer, South James Cronan Mrs.Julia, wid Patrick, 1 O'Reilly Cronan Mrs.Margaret, wid Dennis, 18 Strachan CRONIN RICHARD B, bds at Anglo American hotel, 16 Market sq Crooker Titus, M.D., 37 South James Crooks Richard, laborer, Barton Cross Thomas, seaman, 10 Guise Crossley John, dry goods, cor James and King William, h 197 Hughson Crouzier Richard, brewer, 52 Sheaffe Crowel J:, carpenter Crowell Mrs.Jane S.; wid Thomas J., 5 Park north Crowther W.T.M., music teacher, 28 Charles Cruickshank Robert, carpenter, 124 Rebecca Cuff Robert C., pork butcher, James Street market, h 40 Charles Culhane M, bill poster.7 East Hunters Culican Peter, carpenter, 16 Picton west Cullen Arthur, laborer, 105 James Cullinan Nicholas, laborer, 77 North Caroline Cumber Charles, Wentworth Cumuer Edward 3, clerk, 70 Vine Cummerfeet Peter, laborer, 11 Ferrie west Cummings Andrew, commercial travel ler, 45 Florence Cummings James, Main east, cor Wellington Cummins John, laborer, 60 Walnut HAMILTON.DOMINION 374 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE OF Cummins Morris, James Cunard Steamship Co., Charles Jones & Co., agents, 31 James Cunningham Ÿ.B., laborer, 87 Cannon laborer, 338 North T.east Cupples Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Hugh, 15 Mulberry Curell Daniel, blacksmith, 50 Cathcart Curell Daniel, machinist, 130 West av Curran Chs., carpenter, 53 South Hes- Curran Mrs.Eliza, wid George, dress maker, 29 Mary Curran Mrs.Theresa, wid Charles, 45 Hughson Curran Patrick, laborer, 36 Colborne Curran Peter, brakeman G.W.R., bds at 140 North Bay Currie Hugh, cooper, 104 North Bay Currie William grocer, cor Walnut and Hunter Curtis Joseph, carpenter, 104 North McNab Curtis William B., cigar maker, 180 Hughson Cusack Patrick, laborer, 103 North John Cusack Wm., shoemaker, 11 Mulberry Cushing Edw., teamster, 71 Catharina CUSTOM HOUSE, W.H.Kittson, collector ; William Beatty, surveyor, 53 Stuart Cuzner John, dealer in hides, 11 York Dale Robert, of Frier & Dale, 59 Charles Daley Edward, laborer, 4 Picton west Daley John, laborer, 304 North James Daley Joseph, working jeweller, 113 King west Daley Matthew, coalheaver, 367 North John Dallas Daniel, laborer G.W.R., 217 West ain : ; Dallas Mrs.E., wid John, 23 Barton DALLEY E.A.blacking, ink and patent medicine manufacturer, 66 North Ray Dallyn Charles, barber, North John, h 45 East Cannon Dallyn Henry, of Joseph Dallyn & Son, 7 West Murray Dallyn J.E., hairdresser, Royal hotel buildings, West Murray Dallyn Joseph, of Joseph Dallyn & Son, 7 West Murray Dallyn Joseph & Son, forge bellows makers, 5 West Murray Dallyn Joseph E., boarding house, 213 James Dalton Abraham, shoemaker, 270 North James Dalton Henry, carpenter, 59 Robert Dalton James, laborer, 199 Mary Dalton Thomas, carpenter, 59 Robert Daly Dennis, wood inspector G.W.R., 145 King William Daly Hugh, telegraph operator, 145 King William Dampier Richard G., deputy registrar Circuit court, 189 Yor Danaby Edward, boot and shoemaker, 229 James Daniels Bernard, pedlar, 49 Catheart Darby Joseph, wool buyer, 111 West av Darragh Alexander, grocer, 274 North Hughson Darrow John, of Davis & Darrow Darrow John F., livery stables, 35 Rebecca Darke James, butcher, 1 James Street market Daub Mrs.Christina, wid Lewis, 199 East Main Davey William, 90 West av Davey William, laborer, 120 Catharina Davidson Alex., clerk, 63 North Queen Davidson Alex, portrait painter,38 King enst, bds at Anglo-American hotel Davidson Caleb, machinist, 250 West Main Davidson captain, Catharine Davidson Charles, of Field & Davidson, 6 Elgin Davidson Duncan, yardsman G.W.R., 16 North Pearl Davidson John, boarding house, 114 York Davidson John, carter, 57 West Maiden lane Davidson Mrs.Ann, wid Hector, 72 West Main Davidson Mrs.Annie, wid William, 105 South James Davidson Robert, bookkeeper, 68 Duke Davie William, laborer, 26 York Davies James, machinist, 99 West av Daville Robert S., clerk, 61 Wellington Daville Thomas W., 34 Ferguson av Davis Archibald, printer, 130 East Main Davis & Darrow, livery stables, 8and 12 Rebecca Davis David, pedlar, Barton Davis Eli, 64 Robert Davis Enoch, foreman, 83 Peter Davis Henry, carpenter, King east Davis Henry, carpenter, 12 Gore Davis Isaac, blacksmith, 64 East av Davis James, 99 West av Davis James G., of Moore & Davis, 124 East Main Davis John, 121 Rebecca Davis John, brickmaker, 298 King west Davis John, fish dealer, James Strect market, h Aikman\u2019s av Davis John, hardware, 146 Rebecca Davis John, of Davis & Darrow, 19 Gore Davis John, painter, 32 South James Davis John H., of J.H.Davis & Co.Valley hall, Wentworth DAVIS JOHN H., & Co., wool dealers, 13 King east Davis major Thomas, Wentworth Davis Mrs.Hannah, wid Milton, 63 Jolin Davis Mrs.Jane, wid Jos,, 1 North Hess Davis Mrs.Louisa, wid Harvey, King William Davis Mrs.Margaret, wid Benjamin, 125 South Jobn Davis Samuel, clerk of the market, 64 South Catharine Davis W.A., photographer, 68 King cast, h Gore Davis William, 35 Wellington Davis William, of Secord & Davis, 19 Gore Davis William, painter, 5 North John, h 57 Robert Davison Miss, tailoress, 45 Catharina Day F.T., marblecutter, 31 Wellington Day John, farmer, 80 Robert Day John, shoemaker, 124 Mary north Day Joseph, laborer, 39 West av Dayfoot P.W., & Co.boot and shoe manufacturers, 52 King cast Daytoot Philo W., of P.W.Dayfoot & Jo., King east Daylet James, laborer, Aurora Daylet John, laborer, 169 Mary north Dawson Donald, deputy tax collector, 144 Hunter DAWSON JOHN E., station master, 67 Strachan west Deady Mrs.Margaret, 113 King William Deady Win.11, clerk, 113 King Williuin Deun Andrew, machinist, 124 North Mary Denn Charles, bds at 53 Gore Dean Henry, laborer, 280 McNab north Dean M, moulder, Little Wollington Dean William, shoemaker, 46 Peter Deasdley Alexander, clerk to Vine Death John, 127 Napier Debug George, shoemaker, 130 James De la TTooke Edw.ticket agent G.W.R.14 West Barton ' Defore Alfred, shoemaker, bids at 8 King William Delaney Jaunes, Inborer, 7 Ferrie west Delanty Thomas,of T.K.Wynn & Co.,162 Park north Dell Miss Cornelia, school teacher, 20 Walnut De Lorme Cyprien, carriagemaker, 144 1ughson Dempsey George, insurance agent, 86 1unter Dempster John, baker, Greig Denman James, 154 James Dennis George, laborer, 14 Florence Dennis Jas., shoemaker, 113 East Main Denoon George, clerk, 41 Macaulay Dens Thomas, fitter, 38 Ferrie east Deputy clerk of the crown, Samson I.xhent, county offices, Main Dermody Patrick, baker, 145 East Main Dermott Adam, laborer, Catharine Despord F.R., clerk, Main Deul Mrs.Christian, wid Lewis, 199 Main Devaney Michael, blacksmith, 77 Pearl DeVine George F., professor of music, 65 Park north Devine John, moulder, Victoria av Devine Richard, shoemaker, 221 York Devine Thomas, shoemaker, 221 York Devine William, laborer, 207 Hughson north Devlin James A., M.D., 45 Park north Dewar Alexander L., clerk Bank of British North America Dewar John, 12 Market Dewey Daniel, ice merchant, 105 West King Dewey John, laborer, 39 Lind Dewey John, saloon, 26 Market Dick Andrew, tinsmith, G.W.R., 70 Locomotive Dick George, laborer, 72 Locke Dick James, brakeman G.W.R.152 North park Dicker Wm., shoemaker, 81 King east Dickie John, teacher Grammar school, West Main cor Caroline Dickinson Thomas, agent, 39 Catharine north Dickson James, packer, 16 Catherine Dickson Jolm, packer, 16 North Catherine .Dickson Matthew, clerk G.W.R., I foot of McNub Dickson Richard, machinist, 154 Market Dickson William, carpenter, 62 Duke Dietze Wm., shoemaker, 110 Catherine Dillon James, grucer and tuvernkceper, 259 North John Dillon John, grocer, 163 North Bay, h 1569 North Buy Dillon William, 54 Sheaffe Dillon Wim, Inborer, 81 Bast Strachan Dingle Joseph A, butcher, 3 James Street market Dingle William, sailor, Wellington Dingman Peter, shoemaker, 70 North Locke Dingwall Alex., laborer, 117 lust Cun- non Dingwall James M., fitter G.W.R., 97 Napier Division court, (Firat) county of Went- worth, Willinm Griffin, clerk, county offices, Main cor John Dixon Herbert, landing waiter custom house, 108 Barton cust G.W.R, OnTARIO.] i frs.Ann, wid George, 84 Murket Pen rien gardener, James Street market Dodd Fred., machinist G.W.R., 25 Peter Dodd William, jun, machinist, bds at 35 North McNab .Dodd William, sen., Yorkshire house, 35 North McNub Ç Dodman James, grocer, 38 South Caroline, h 73 West Hunter i Dodson Hector, whipmaker, 183 North Ba, Dodson James, butcher, h North Bay Dodson Join, fitter, 85 Park north Dodson Jos., printer, 10 South McNab Dodson William, carpenter, Victoria av Doherty John, laborer, 90 Maria .Doherty Martin, brickmaker, West Maiden lane .Doherty Michael, laborer, 94 Maria Doherty Mrs.Mary, wid Robert, 17 West Hunter .Dolun Edward, founder, Sophia north Dolman David, carter, r South Locke Dolman John, laborer, 17 Burlington Dominion Telegraph Co., Charles F.Towers, agent, 13 King east Donalioe Mrs.Margaret, wid John, 9 Wilson Donaldson George, lahorer, 220 Hugh- son north Donaldson Miss Selina, dressmaker, 28 Ferguson av Donaldson William, 82 Maria Donelly Edward, Upper John Donnelly George, M.D., Walnut Donnelly James, clerk, Steven Donohoe Dennis, laborer, McNab north Donohoe Francis, shuemaker, 99 Suuth John Donahoe Jeremiah, laborer, 57 Fast Maiden lane Donohoe John, fancy goods, 30 King west Donovan Cornelius, moulder, 24 West Barton Donovau Cornelius, printer, 92 Walnut Donovan David, laborer, 9 Pieton west Donovan Jeremiah, Laborer, 172 North Catharine Donovan Jeremiah, tailor.61 Cherry Donovan Michael, laborer, 13 West Hun- er Donovan Mrs.Ellen, trader, James Street market, h 13 Hunter Donovan Patrick laborer, 76 Maria Donovan Randall, laborer, 69 Burling- Donovan Timothy, laborer north : ! Donsen Chs., piano tuner, Doody Patrick, laborer, Nab 266 Bay 24 Mulberry 276 North Me- Doran William, grocer, 174 King cast Dorsey C.W, tailor, 17 Rebecca Dorsey Romeo, plasterer, 89 King Wil- am Dougherty Bernard, carpenter, 124 Hun- r Douglerty Hugh, laborer, 11 Burlington ouglas Juues, cigar manufacturer, 17 O'Reilly ' Douglas Dow Dav Dow Samuel, laborer, 60 Peter ÿ id, plasterer, 19 South Caroline cary, carpenter, Canada pow James G., plasterer, Douglas lane IW, carpenter, 62 West Maiden Dow Moses, plasterer Cana Dow Robert, plasteret, 140 Market pow A Min, bookbinder, Canada Dow Villiam, \\bason, 11! King west pow \"rederick, laborer, 85 Bold owd Michael, laborer, 14 South Pearl DOMINION 375 DIRECTORY.Dowd William, laborer, Douglas Dowden James, laborer, 7 West Hunter Dowlan John, lahorer, 282 North John HAMILTON.| Dundan John, carpenter, 128 North John Dundas W., laborer, 152 North Ba Dunkerley John, driver, 69 North Queen Dowman Samuel, plasterer, 81 North | Dunlay Patrick, laborer, 286 North McNab Downie William, sand paper and emery © cloth manufacturer, 61 and 63 South James Downing Edward, carpenter, Canada Downing Edward, laborer, Sophia Dowse Henry, laborer, 25 Margaret Doyle Andrew, teacher, 54 South Cath- arine Doyle Daniel, waggonmaker, 28 South Bay Hughson .Dunlop David, barnessmaker, 87 Cherry Dunlop Robert, bookkeeper, 15 West Cannon Dunn James, blacksmith, 217 North John Dunn John, laborer, 29 Strachan west {Dunn Miss Fanny, teacher Wesleyan Female college, King east Dunn Mrs.Ann, wid, huckster, James Street market, h 69 East Maiden lane Doyle James, seaman, 370 North James Dunn Mrs Catherine, wid Daniel, 88 Doyle John, coalheaver, 11 Wood west! Bold Doyle Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Patrick, 72, Dunn Mrs.Joanna, wid Stephen, 33 Market | North James Doyle Patrick, lahorer, 80 Catharina ' Dunn William, soap maker, 119 Market Doyle Patrick, tailor, 24 Market : Dunnett Benjamin, postman, 36 East av Doyle Ths, laborer, 56 East Maiden lane Dunphy James, laborer, 70 North McNab Draffan John, clerk, 6 Wilson i ., DUNSTAN R.JEWELL & GRIST, Drake Henry, tobacconist, bds at 33 , wholesale importers of dry goods, Gore | _&c., 35 King Drayner John, 8 North Locke ; Dunstan R.Jewell, of Dunstan & Grist Drennin Mrs.Anne, grocer, 42 Hughson | \u201c165 James \u2019 Drever Thomas, laborer, McNab north Drew F.N,, pianoforte maker.81 East Hunter DREW WILLIAM N., boot and shoe store, 32 King west Drill shed, James Driscoll Juhn, 46 Robinson Drope Mrs.Thomas, 116 North Bay Drummond D., gardener, York Drummond Miss 5.E., teacher Wesleyan Female college.King east Dryland John, painter, Sophia Drynan John.laborer.86 Locke Drysdale Alexander, clerk ticket office G.W.R, 65 Vine Drysdale Alexander.North McNab Dublin Joshua, whitewasher.32 Augusta Duclow Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas, 19 Ferrie west Duclow Richard, laborer, 19 Ferrie west Dudbridge Benjamin, 22 Elgin Duft David, brush maker, 9 Hughson Duff John, groceries and provisions, 144 York, h 142 York Duftex Thomas, Market hotel, 49 North McNab Duffield Mrs.Jane, wid Samuel, 17 Wellington upholsterer, 78 Co, 141 York Duffy John, farmer, Wentworth Dufty John, laborer, 217 East Barton Duffy John, tavernkeeper, 89 Peter Duffy Patrick, blacksmith, Canada Duffy Peter, bar tender, 112 North McNab Duffy Thomas, carpenter, Stuart Duggan John, laborer, 258 Me Nab north Duggan Mrs.Catherine, wid John, 74 Cherry Duggan Richard J., law student, 54 Park north Duggan Thomas, M.D., 54 Park north Duncan Alexander, commercial traveller, 70 South Hughson Duncan ChaMes, clerk, 10 Ferguson av Duncan & Galloway, produce and commission merchants, 10 Market sq Duncan James, laborer, 201 Main Duncan Mrs.Alice, wid Charles, S41 North John Duncan Robert, of Duncan, Stuart & Co., 84 North John DUNCAN, STUART & CO., booksellers and stationers, 17 North James Durant Mrs.Sarah, wid D., 54 Florence Durfy Mrs.Mary, 64 Locomotive Duval Henry, barber, 20 South John Duval Thomas, coalheaver, 11 Wood west Dwyer Michaek laborer, 59 Hannah Dwyer Michael, machinist, 152 North Bay Dwyer Michael, shoemaker, 128 Catha- rina Dyer William, foreman, 31 Mary Dryer William, laborer, 150 Napier Dyett C.G., clerk Bank of Montreal, cor James and Augusta Dyett Mrs.Harriet, wid George, South James Dyon John.steward port, 117 King west Eadie Peter, straw hat maker.3 Wilson steamer Pass- Eager Henry A.post office clerk, 74 Maiden lane Eager Jobn B.post office clerk, 52 Gore Eager Joseph, scalemaker, 235 McNab Eager Mrs., wid, 72 South Catherine ; Eager Mrs.Julia, wid William, 30 Walnut Earl Charles, wheelwright, 69 Park north ; Earles Mrs.Maria, wid C.B., 7 North Duffield William H., of John Boice & | park arls Patrick, laborer, 11 Burlington i EASSON ALLAN.broom and brush manufacturer, 145 King West, h 141 King cor Caroline Easter Samuel, proprietor Fountain hotel, 23 North James Eastwood J., boskseller and stationer, 16 King east, h 88 East Main Eastwood John, 4 O'Reilly Eaton Miss Margaret, tailoress, 162 North Catharine Ecclestone James, tailor, 20 Elgin Ecclestone Samuel, confectioner, 20 James Ecclestone W.T., confectioner, 10 King east Echlin Henry.moulder, 15 Charles Eckerson Luther, photographer, 9 South James, h 173 Mary north Ede William, porter, 139 King William Edgar David, builder, 242 York, h 8 Locomotive Edgar Francis, carpenter, 157 North McNab Edgar William, carpenter, 63 Park north Aurora HAMILTON.DOMINION 376 DIRECTORY.[PROVINGE oF Edgar Robert, laborer, 152 Hughson Edgar William, lumber merchant, 127 and 136 York, h 152 York Edgecombe Orlando W., painter, 93 King east, h 232 Barton east EDINBURGH LIFE ASSURANCE COW.F.Findlay, agent, 1 King west Edson Albert E., 131 King William Edwards Charles P., shoemaker, 51 South Catherine Edwards John, laborer, 101 West av Edwards Robert, salesman, 53 Charles Edwards Samuel, machinist, 119 Cann9n Edwards Vincent, baler, King west Edwards William J., carpenter, North James EDWARDS (late Kershaw & Edwards) SAFES, A.McKeand agent, 11 Jumes North.See Adv EGAN & BARTINDALE, dry goods, millinery and mantles, 12 James Egan Edward, fitter G.W.R., 143 North Locke Egan Edward, grocer, 136 James North, h 33 Mulberry Egan Francis, shoemaker, 39 Mulberry Egan James I'., of Egan & Bartindale, 81 Park nort EGAN & JEFFERY, City hat store, 8 King east Egan Joln S., of Egan & Jeffery, Mulberry Egan Patrick, laborer G.W.R., 33 Mul- err Egan Thomas, fitter, 66 North Hess Egener Frederick, hotelkeeper, 110 King east Ellender Henry, painter, 71 North Hess Ellicott Richard, carpenter, 81 Catha- rine south Elliott Henry, tailor, 143 North John Elliott John, laborer, 127 Catharina Elliott Robert, carpenter, Barton east Elliott Thomas, laborer, 63 East Maiden lane Ellis David G., commercial traveller, 82 Augusta Ellis George, fitter G.W.R., 69 Locomotive Elmes Eusébe, shoemaker, 28 South Hughson Elz Philip, tailor, 123 South John Emslie Mrs.Margaret, wid John, Steven Engine house No 2, 98 King William England Robert w., fruit and confectionery, 117 York Ennis Geo., pianoforte maker, Canada Ennis James, laborer, 37 Picton east Enwright John, cooper, William Enright Thomas, laborer, 286 McNab north Erckman John, tailor, 47 East Maiden lane Erie Railway Co., Charles T.Jones & Co., agents, 31 James Euler Charles, tailor, 117 South Jobn EVANS & CO., Windsor shade factory, 10 King west Evans Danicl, tailor, 8 East av Evans E.L., weaver, Evans Evans Frank, blacksmith,154 Park north Evans J oseph laborer, 59 Catharina Evans Mrs.Harriet, wid Henry, store, 164 King east Evans Mrs.Lucy, wid William, 28 North Caroline Evans Oscar C., of Evans & Co.Burlington Evans Robert, carpenter, 139 North McNab EVANS ROBERT, commission merchant, 11 King west, bds at 94 Park Evans Thomas, furniture dealer, 91 King east LVANS ROBERT, wholesale and retail seed merchant, Market square, l 63 Charles Evans Thomas, innkeeper, 13 Market sq Evans William, carpenter, 232 King William Evans Wm, carpenter, 38 Picton west Evans William, G.W.R., York EVENING TIMES, annual subscription to daily $5; to weekly $1; C.E.Stewart & Co., proprietors and printers, 3 Hughson Ewen Mrs., bds at 21 Gore Ewing George, painter, 106 East Maiden lane .EXCELSIOR COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS, Perkins & Clark, proprietors, cor Catherine and Rebecca Exley Thomas, carmen, 45 South Hess Fagan James, japanner, 104 King Fagan Mrs.James, milliner, 102 Kin Fagan William L., laborer, 48 North Bay Fagin John, laborer, 31 Wood lane Fairbairn Mrs., wid, 48 West av Fairclough Jas., carpenter, 139 William Fairest Mrs.Jane, wid William, 186 Hunter Fairgrieve captain John, 64 South Bay Fairgrieve Hugh, consulting engineer, 43 Charles Fairgrieve John, commission merchant, 43 Charles Fairweather John, carpenter, 37 West Main Falahee Cornelius, laborer, 203 Mary north Fallis Lawrence, tinsmith, 39 South Catharine Falvey Mrs.Anne, wid Jer.,195 James Fardy Mrs.Mary, wid Jas., 7 Mulberry Faris Peter, policeman, 35 Wellington Farish F., 38 Augusta Farish Frank, brakeman G.W.R., 21 Gore Farish John, merchant, 21 Gore Farish Mrs.Mary, boarding house, 21 Gore Farley John, stoves and tinware, 29 North McNab, h 191 James Farley & Mostyn, tin warchouse, 16 North McMab Farley Owen, laborer, Inchberry Farley Robert, of Farley & Mostyn, King William Farmer John C., laborer, 128 Park north Farmer William, plumber and gasfitter, 114 James and 22 North McNab Farmer William, tailor, 107 South John Farmer William F., clockmaker, 105 North MeNab Farmers\u2019 hotel, William Fitzgerald, proprietor, 78 King west Farr David, laborer, 52 Locomotive Farr James, bricklayer, 22 (Reilly Farr John, laborer G.W.R., 165 Mary north Farr John M., teacher Commercial college, bds at 124 King William Farr Joseph, plasterer, 16 North Bay Farran Timothy, pensioner, bds nt 17 King William Farrell Frank, tailor, 9 East Murray Farrell right rev.John R.catholic bishop of [lamilton, 25 Sheaffe Fasie Henry, engineer, 185 Mary north Faulk John, engineer, 107 West av Faulkner Joseph, builder, 1567 Napier Faustman Ernst, cooper, 45 North John Fearman F.W., provision dealer, 17 North McNab, h Stinson Fearnside Edward C., tailor, 382 King William Fease George, laborer, 83 West Hunter Feast Edwin, machinist, 87 North Buy Feast Mrs.Mary, wid Samuel, 79 Nort, Ba, Feaver Thomas, brickmaker, Cunada Feckley Andrew, stonecutter, 89 Bold Fee Thomas, cab driver, 18 George Feeley Jumes H., clerk, 93 North Ba Fell Wm, engraver and printer, 4 Mar- et 4 Felson Mrs.Margaret, wid Alfred, bo South McNah Female home, Miss Macfirlane, matron 81 Maria ' Fender David, carpenter, 71 North Hess Fennix Mrs.Margaret, wid Mutthew, 34 John north .Fenton William J., 125 Rebecen Ferguson Mrs.Andalusia, wid Peter, 90 Ferguson av Ferguson William, tailor, 161 King William Fergusson C.Bruce, post office clerk, bde at 13 Gore Fergusson John W., M.D.; 13 Gore Fernside Edward C., tailor, Steven Ferrie John, Board of Trade, h Queen Ferrie Mrs.Rachael, wid Adam, 60 South McNab FIELD & DAVIDSON, wholesale saddlery, &c., 46 James north Field Jacob M, 253 James north Field John, of Ficld & Davidson, Went- worth Field John G., butcher, 98 Rebecca Fielding Joseph, hatter, 71 King west h 106 West Hunter Fields John C., leather merchant, 34 King west, h 150 King east Fields Richard, shoemaker, 15 Grove Filgiano Theophilus Le P., L.D.S., surgeon dentist, Merrick, h 29 Murray west Finch \u2014, bds at 9 Cannon cast Finch William H., foreman, Victoria av Findlay James, shoemaker, 67 Catharine north FINDLAY WILLIAM FORREST, accountant, official assignee and insurance agent, 1 King west, h 105 West Main Finetto John, laborer, 221 King east Fink John, broker, 40 Cherry Finlay Christopher J., proprietor Station hotel, 123 Stuart Finlay Henry, laborer,378 North James Finlay James, fitter G.W.R., 66 Market Finlay Jumes, laborer, 114 South Caroline Finlay Mrs.Ann, Kelly Finlay Robert, moulder, 26 North John Finlayson George, baker, 88 Marin Finn Michael, cigarmaker, 71 East Hunter Finn Mrs.Elizabeth, wid, n 51 Catharina Pirrsdon Thomas, fiurmer, 124 Rebecca Fisher Maitland, artist, 96 South Bay > Tritt Henry, cabinetmalker, 48 North Bay Fitzgerald A.) clerk Canadian Bank of Commerce Fitzgerald Charles, Inborer, n 51 Catha rine Fitzgerald George, lnborer,370 Hughson Fitzgerald Jumes, laborer G.W.R., 187 North Bay Fitzgerald John, Inborer, 106 Walnut Vitzgerald Mrs, Maria, 121 Connon Fitzgerald William, proprietor Farmers hotel, 78 King west Fitagibbon James, junior clerk Merchants Bank of Canada ; Fitzhenry William, 3ù Strachan .Fitzmaurice Mrs.Julia, wid Patrick.Aurora wid William, 37 carpenter, ONTARIO.] Fitzpatrick & Bro., painters, 38 York Fitzpatrick Kenney, of Fitzpatrick & Brother, 17 Napier ; ; Fitupatrick Martin, of Fitzpatrick & Brother, 79 Park Ç Fitzpatrick Michael, laborer, 47 Catha- rina Fitzpatrick Peter, carpenter, 121 Mary north _ ; Fitzwvalter William, carpenter, Wellington nort re Flack James, laborer, William Flack John, laborer, 64 South Locke Flack Mrs.Jane, wid Joseph, William Flagg Robert, laborer, 36 North Bay Flanders John, bds at Royal hotel, 61 James Flatt William, seaman, 130 Park north Flecter Mrs., wid John, 6 North Locke Fleming John, carter, 4 East Maiden lane Fleming John G., blacksmith, 2 East Maiden lane Fleming Robert, hookkeeper, 58 Maria Flemming Dennis, teamster, 81 North John Fletcher George, furnishing rooms, 26 John Fletcher John, laborer, North Locke Fletcher Joseph, blacksmith G.W.R., 112 Napier Fletcher Joseph, shoemaker, 112 York, bh 53 North Ray Fletcher Richard, moulder, hds at 179 Rebecca Flett James carpenter, bds at 4 West Main Flett Mrs.Margaret, wid James, boarding house, 4 West Main Tlett Mrs.Thomas, 18 Napier Flipcroft Seth, jun, bds at 53 Gore Fliperoft Seth, sen., bds at 53 Gore Flood Mrs.Sarah, wid James, Barton Flood Valentine, laborer, 45 Florence Flock Jriltiam, proprietor Ontario hotel, 33 Stuar Flynn Daniel, laborer, King east Flynn Edward, laborer, Greig Flynn James, porter, 5 North McNab Flynn Joseph, cooper, King east Flynn Matthew, laborer G.W.R., 181 North Bay Flynn Michael W., shoemaker, 118 Maria Foley Daniel, laborer, 102 Cherry Folley Mrs.Nora, wid Timothy, 91 Catharina ?Folond Frank, laborer, 229 King east FORBES A.F., insurance agent, stock broker, and commission agent, Commercial buildings, South James, h 2 Palmerson terrace ! Forbes Alexander, fitter, George Forbes Alexander, potash manufacturer, Wellington north ' Forbes David 11.potash manufacturer, 221 Barton eas Forbes John, Inborer, 5 Kelly ford Grandison, Inborer, 40 Cannon Ford James, laborer, 269 John north pond John, laborer, 129 Catharine north Naps.Keziah, wid Nehemiah, 23 or Pord Thaddeus, blacksmith, 68 Bold Ford Thomas, baker, 34 Bay \u201cord William, painter, 67 Walnut Po Mina, tailor, 52 Cherry » Nn ann VG \", 9 rh Phréester , hotel, Non phropriotor Manchester à \"Ex ype orest saloon, William Bowers, prop Prietor, 134 James orlong A.H., discount clerk Merchants bank of Canada DOMINION 377 DIRECTORY.Forrest Mrs.Amanda, wid William, 75 Mary FORSTER ARCHIBALD M., manufacturer of boiler purger, Murray east Forster James, fitter, 13 Peter Forster Mrs.Jane, wid William, 28 Rebecca Forster William C., artist, 20 Napier Forsyth William, tinsmith, 27 Sheaffe Fossier Julius, professor of music, bds at Royal hotel, 61 James Foster Alexander, carpenter, 238 King William Foster Charles, clothier, 44 King west, h 84 Hughson Foster Chas.H., clerk, 59 Ferguson av Foster Edward, cabinetmaker, 49 Cannon west Foster James, tailor, 66 King west, h 80 Hughson Foster John, North James Foster Joseph, fireman, North Queen Foster Ware, laborer, Wentworth Foster William, seaman, North John Foubister David,seaman, 220 North John Foulds John, patternmaker, 259 North James Fountain hotel, Samuel Easter, proprietor, 23 North James Fowkes Thomas, dry goods, 12 King William, h 159 McNab Fowler Benjamin, scalemaker, 44 Ca- tharina Fowler Joho, tailor, King east Fox George, laborer, 8 West Main : Fox Herbert, shoemaker, 111 North John \"Fox John, carpenter, 71 East Maiden lane Fox Martin, gardener, James Street market, h Barton \u201cFox William, laborer, 21 Sheaffe Francis William, laborer, 51 Charles Franey Thomas, laborer G.W.R., 129 Park north \u2019 Frank Charles, laborer James Fraser Alexander, harnessmaker, 75 East Maiden lane Fraser Donald, clerk, bds at 228 York Fraser Donald, tailor, Little Peel FRASER JOHN, clothier, 85 and ST North James Fraser John G., salesman, bds at Royal hotel, 61 James Fraser j & Co, china, glass and fancy goods, 44 James .Fraser Peter M, of P.Fraser & Co., 15 Fraser William, grocer, 18 South John Frazer George, laborer, 24 Strachan west Fredenberg George, King William Fredenberg George, saloon, 126 North McNab Frederick C., cigurmaker, 61 Robert Freeboru Thomas, painter, 84 James, h 16 Wilson FREED A.F., assistant editor of the Spectator, bds at 63 John Freekes James, shoemaker, 103 Wellington south ) Freeley Nicholas, bricklayer, cor Bold and South Caroline FREEMAN & CRAIGIE, barristers, 11 East Main \u2019 \u2019 Freeman Jonathan, grocery and dairy, 94 North McNab o Freeman 8.B., Q.C., of Freeman & Craigie, South James Freeman Zenas, Wood merchant, 158 Rebecca cigarmaker, 91 Fraser Abuaer, entry clerk, bds at 84: HAMILTON.Freeth John, wood dealer, 29 South McNab French George, laborer, 160 Mary north Fricker Henry, laborer, 160 King William Fricker Walter, laborer, 160 King William FRIER & DALE, wholesale jobbers.dealers in Canadian tweeds, flannels, &c., 45 King west Frier William, of Frier & Dale, 18 East Hunter Fritsche Emil, saloorkeeper, 130 King west Froud William, laborer, Wentworth Fruer R.P., clerk, 14 Wellington Fryer William, watchmaker, 80 Cannor west Fullenwider J., tailor, bds at 44 Catherine north Fuller John, laborer, 64 North McNab Fuller Richard, 41 Cathcart Furlong John, laborer, 128 Maria Furlong Moses, cab driver, McNab north FURNER G.H., & CO., wholesale importers of millinery and fancy goods.King east Furner George H.of G.H.Furner & Co., Upper John Furpiss Edmund, marble cutter, 43 Market FURNIVALL THOMAS G., tailor and trousers maker, 62 James, h 16 South Hess Gage Andrew WW, commercial traveller, 118 Rebecca Gage Miss Elizabeth, 124 South John GAGE & READ, barristers, attorneys at-law, solicitors, &c., cor Main and John \u2019 Gage Robert R., of Gage & Read, deputy reeve, Barton Gagoe John, pensioner, 58 Locomotive Gahagan John, blacksmith, 128 Rebecca Gahagan Michael, whipmaker, 128 Rebecca Gain Edward.constable, 22 Cherry Gaines Joseph H., barber, 7 North Mec- Nab, h King east Galbraith David B., commission merchant, John, h 116 East Main Galbraith Mrs.Sarah, wid John, 98 South Hughson cor Maria Galbraith rev.William, Wesleyan, bde at 23 Elgin Galbraith Walter, of Birely & Co, 86 East Main Gall James, bookkeeper, bds at 21 Gore Gallabe Mrs.Ellen, wid Patrick, Eme- raid Gallagher George, boilermaker, Inch- berry Gallagher Robert, tailor, 85 York Gallagher James, watchman, 62 East Main Gallavan Mrs.Annie, wid Michael, 1 Spring Galloway Jonathan, of Duncan & Galloway, 90 South Bay Galvin James, boilermaker G.W.R., 251 King west Galvin Michael, moulder, 50 Sheaffe Galvin Peter, laborer, York Ganon William J., laborer G.W.R., 33 Sheaffe Gardener John, news depot, 79 King west Gardener Mrs.Martha, wid John, 22.Maria GARDINER REV.JAMES, editor, printer and publisher of the Christian Advocate, 14 John, b 46 Ferguson av HAMILTON.DOMINION 378 DIRECTORY.[Province op GARDNER FREDERICK, president Gardner Sewing Machine Co, 23 Maria GARDNER SEWING MACHINE CO, (limited) manufacturers of Gardner's sewing and knitting machines, separate or combined ; Frederick A.Gardner, president; F.M.Willson, secretary, 61 to 67 South James, show rooms, 42 King cast \u2018Garland Louis, clerk, bds at 78 Market Garret Samuel, laborer, r 60 North Bay Garrett Edward, laborer, 26 Peter Garrett James, seaman, 48 Guise Garrett J.8., & Co., commission merchants Garrett James S., of J.8.Garrett & Co.32 East Hunter GARRETT JOHN, & CO., wholesale dealers in boots and shoes,2 King west GARRETT JOHN, of John Garrett & Co., 37 North Bay Garrick David, shoemaker, 126 East Hunter Garson David, carpenter, 100 West Hunter : Garson James, carpenter, 102 West Hunter \u2018Garvey Michael, laborer, 58 Cherry Garvin James, life insurance agent, James, h 118 Mary north \u2018Garwood Robert, grocer and woodyard, G0 South Hughson (ary John, laborer, 58 Catharina GAS CO, Thomas McIlwraith, manager, 69 Mulberry Gaskin Joseph, laborer G.W.R., York GATES F.W., & CO.wholesale importers of dry goods, &c., 51 King west GATES FREDERICK WILLIAM, of F.W.Gates & Co, Burlington terrace, 7 Herkimer Gates Joseph, fisherman,99 Cannon east Gauge \u2014, 56 Wellington Gay James, accountant Spectator, 66 South Hughson Gay Walter, carpenter, 98 Cannon Gayfer Henry, clerk, cor Stinson and Wellington Geddes Charles, laborer, 63 Guise Geddes James C, 184 North John GEDDES REV.J.GAMBLE, M.A.rector of Clrist church, St John\u2019s chapel, 121 John north Geddes W.Allan, barrister, East Main, h 34 North Bay Geey Mrs.Janet, wid James, 78 North Caroline Geiss William, machinist, 101 James, h 88 McNab Gentle John, carpenter, 18 Margaret George Robert, tailor, 114 Maria Gerhold John, baker, 220 King west German Lutheran church, rev.Gottfried Schmidt, Bay cor Market Gerrard George, laborer, 136 Rebecca Gets George, watchmaker and jeweller, 23 York Geuit Mrs.Ellen, 344 North John Gezequel Mrs.Ann, wid Francis, laundress, 115 King west Ghent Samson H., deputy clerk of the crown, and clerk of the County court, 89 East Main Ghold Jolin, baler, 97 South John Gibb Albert, paper box manufacturer, King west Gibb David, carpenter, 250 West Main Gibbins \u2014, watchman, 16 West av : Gibbons William, laborer, 103 North ay \u201cGibbs Hezekiah, shoemaker, 124 North Catherine Gibbs John, shoemaker, 303 North James Gibbs John W., carpenter, bds at 50 Napier Gibbs Mrs.E., wid John P., 50 Napier Gibbs Thomas F., clerk, 50 Napier Gibson Alex, gardenet, Ailaman\u2019s av Gibson John, laborer, King cast GIBSON JOHN M., of Mackelean & Gibson, 157 Park north Gibson Mrs.Esther, wid George, 108 East Maiden lane Gibson Nelson, cook, 109 Catharine north Gilbert James, clerk, King cast Gildon Henry, grocer, 16 Ferguson av Giikison Grant, 52 Cannon west Gilkison Mrs.Hannah, wid Archibald, 52 Cannon west Gill Joseph, of Gill & Van Allen, 52 West Main GILL & VAN ALLEN, builders, South Bay Gillard John, salesman, bds at Royal liotel Gillard William 11., of James Turner & Co., King east Gillesby Thos, training stable,24 Market Gillesby Wm, assistant locker custom house, 22 Margaret Gillesby William, flour merchant, 4 and 6 South John, h 110 Rebecca Gillespie George II., of Brown, Gillespie & Co., Mountain brow Gillespie Hugh, grocer,263 McNab north Gillespie Mrs., wid John, 62 North John Gillespie Samuel, sailor, 79 Market Gillespie William, carpenter, 21 West Simcoe Gillham Henry, laborer, 10 Wood west Gillies David, of Buntin, Gillies & Co., 5 Bold Gillies William, groceries and liquors, 246 King west, h 244 King Gillies William, laborer, 71 Colborne Gillies Mrs.Catherine, wid George, 39 West Main Gillott John, salesman, bds at Royal hotel, 61 James Gilmore John, photographer, 36 King west, b 52 Bay Gilmore William, shoemaker, 65 Wellington, 3 John north Gilmore William 8.carriagemaker, Cathcart Gilmour Robert, broommaker, 32 less GILMOUR WILLIAM, agent for Montreal wholesale houses, 3 King west Gilroy William, laborer, 93 Catharine Givin William, telegraph operator, 89 Park north Glanfield George, laborer, King east Glass Galbraith, shoemaker, 7 Cathcart (3lass George, shoemaker, 164 Rebecca Glass James, marblecutter, 122 North John Glass James, stonecutter, 97 North Bay Glass Mrs.Mary Ann, wid William, boarding house, 56 Locomotive Glass James, shoemaker, 164 Rebecen Glass John, cutter, 164 Rebecen Glass Thomas, moulder, 164 Rebecca Glassco Henry William, of W.II.Glassco & Sons, Hughson cor Hannah Glassco John T.,of W.H.Glassco & Song, East av GLASSCO W.II, & SUNS, manufacturers and importers of hats, caps and furs, men\u2019s furnishing goods, &c., 17 and 19 King cast Glassco William H., of W.H.Glussco & Sons, 102 South Hughson Gleason George, boot and shoe mnker, 144 Rebecca Gleeson Dennis J., laborer, Mary | Gleeson Patrick, butcher, Wentworth Glennie W.E, shipping clerk, 24 Fey.guson av Gordon Jmnes, post olfice clerk,101 York Goering J.W., proprietor Goering; hotel, 43 North Jnmes Goering's hotel, John W.Goering proprietor, 43 North ! Goldreich Leopold, clothier, 108 King east GOLDSMITHS HALL, Thomas 1 Steward, agency, Americun Waltham Watch Co, 12 King east Goldstein 11, tailor, 79 South John Golery Mrs, C,, wid John, William Goodfellow Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Walter, 104 Cherry Goudger Wm., maltster, 42 North Bay Goodman Jolin, Inborer, Wentworth Goodson John W.; shoemaker, 91 Re- beeen Goodwin W.M., manager Telegraph office G.W.R., 114 North Bay Gordon Jumes, post office clerk,101 York Gordon John, boot and shoe dealer, 12 King west Gordon Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, 101 East Hunter Gordon Mrs, S., wid James, 29 Elgin Gordon Robert, builder, 56 South Wellington Gordon Thomas, hammerman, 83 North Locke Gordon very rev.Edward, vicar general, 25 Sheaffe Gordon William, cooper, 49 King William, h 30 North Catharine Gore John, tailor, 64 North Hess Gorman Patrick, moulder, 48 Walnut Gorvin John, shoemaker, 12 King west bds at Cooles hotel, T0 King west Gouinlock John, commercial traveller, 5 Hughson Gould Daniel H,, fruiterer, 58 James Gould James, marblecutter, 43 North Pearl Gourlay Miss Margaret, West av Gourley Miss Eleanor, West av Govier James, shoemaker, 108 King William Gow William, mason, 18 Elgin Grace Patrick, laborer, 168 North Cathare Grace Thomas, hack driver, 258 North 1Tughson Graft Fred., miller, 32 North Catharine Graham Chs.E., 103 North Catharine Graham Daniel, carpenter, 64 Colborne Grahum James, carpenter, 69 Colborne Graham James, hatter, 30 Cathcart Graham John, grocer, 319 Barton east Graham John, machinist, Willinm Graham Murdoch, cabinctmaker, 8 Na- ner Graham Misses, wax flower makers, 42 James north , Graham Mrs, wid Robert, 14 King William, h Jumes Graham William, huckster, 180 William Gramer George, tailor, 133 Rebeeen Grammar school, John Buchan, M.A, head master, West Main cor Caroline Grand Charles F., clerk, 23 Peter GRAND LODGE OF AF.& A.M CANADA, A.A.Stevenson, Grand master, T, B.Ilurris, Grand sccre- tury, 46 Duke Granger John, pedlar, 342 King William Grant Alex, carpenter G.W.R., 73 Peter Frant major Charles O., 16 Bast Hunter Grant Mrs.Margaret, wid John, groceries, 110 und 112 East Maiden lane King ONTARIO] DOMINTON 379 DIRECTORY.HAMILTON.SON, Spring brewery, \u2018 PP.& GRANT P., 116 North Bay, brewers and maltstets, ffice 124 North Bay .GRANT PETER, of P.Grant & Son, King east .\u2018 GRANT ROBERT, of P.Grant & Son, 7 West Cannon Grant William Wsailmaker, 285 North Bay, Ih 284 North Bay , Gravoll Edward, moulder, r 75 North Caroline Gray Harry, McNab Gray Mrs.d Ja Gray Robert, clothier, 30 h 10 Augusta .Gray Robert, laborer, 256 McNab Gray William, foreman G.W.R, 62 North Bay .Grayson George,springmaker, 26 North Caroline Grayson James W., 52 South Hughson GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY CO, W.K.Muir, general superintendent ; William Wallace, assistant superintendent ; Joseph Price, treasurer, Hughson.See Adv Green Alfred J., brushmaker, 18 and 20 John Green Edwin, cabinetmaker, 108 and 110 King west Green George, laborer, 73 North Hess Green Harry, tinsmith, 111 King William Green James A., groceries and liquors, 20 West av Green John, fancy goods, 158 King east Green John, laborer, 345 King William Green Josiah, watchmaker, 18 Vine Green Richard, builder,289 North James Green Richard, tailor, 30 Guise Green Wm., melodeon maker.68 Vine Greenfield Jos., packer, 134 Mary north rom David, carpenter, 64 South ueen Groening Benjamin, Victoria wire mills, eter cor Hess \u2018Grgenly James, carpenter, 66 North car Greer George David, deputy registrar, 3 Sandiford place, Duke Greer John H., city registrar, 3 Sandi- ford place, 15 Duke Greer Mrs.TF.M,, wid, school teacher, 9 est Murray Gregg Mrs.Aun, fancy store, 48 North ohn Gregory 8.E., of Gregory & Young, 55 South Catherine.son = \u2018GREGORY & YOUNG, produce, commission, shipping and insurance agents, 35 King cast Greig Joh, fitter G.W.R., Greig Grenfell Jas,, carpenter.5 South Queen Grey Heury, laborer G.W.R,, 250 MeNab rth Grey Robert, laborer, McNab north Gif In George D., overseer, 154 Rebeeea Griffin Justice À, printer, 154 Rebecca Grifia Milford, clerk, 154 Rebeeea Helin Mrs.Julia, wid Michael, 48 Maid- sn lane Grillin William, elerk 1st Division court, 88 Ferguson av i Gritty Henry, shoemaker, 42 King east Grifliths John, heater rolling mill, 83 North Caroline Te 3 viffiths Robert, shoemaker, 31 West av Grip in, Luborer, 26 Spring awrence, lager beer st & King Willi, 5 poor saloon, 42 Chef Anguste, mason, 127 Rebeeea eh v Jumes, saddler, 142 Cannon foreman G.W.R., 256 Sarah, wid James, 24 Merrick South James, Grist Hubert, of Dunstan & Grist, Victoria av Gross Ls, pedlar, 22 South Catharine Grossman Augustus, clerk, 33 Wellington Grossman Julius, commercial traveller, Wentworth GROSSMAN PETER, music store, wholesale and retail, 49 North James, h Wentworth Grover Luther, tobacconist, 13 South Jolin,h 80 East Main Grover William, laborer, 41 West av Groves John, shoemaker, 132 West av Guerin Michael, laborer, 12 Peter Gurney John, hammerman,109 Cannon Gugel William, shoemaker, 121 South John Gully John, shoemaker, Wentworth Gully William, shoemaker, 49 Sheaffe Gunn R.L., clerk G.W.R., 28 Hannab Gunner William, 58 West Barton Gurney Charles, of E.& C.Gurney, : South John i Gurney Charles, jun., clerk, 79 North Catharine Gurney E.& C., foundry, 38 John north Gurney Edward, of E.& CG.Gurney, South Jobn HAMBURG AMERICAN S.S.LINE William Herman, agent, 48 King Hamilton Alexander, of À.Hamilton & Co., 101 Main Hamilton A, & Co, wholesale and retail druggists, paints, oils, colors, &c., cor James and King and 52 King west Hamilton & Bullen, physicians and surgeons, Market cor Bay Hamilton City hospital, Charles O\u2019Reilly, M.D., C.M,, house surgeon ; Thomas Luckens, steward, cor John and Guise Hamilton club, Andrew Binny, president; David Keltie, secretary, 4 Rebecca Hamilton Co-operative association, limited, 7 Market sq Hamilton Curling club ; J.W.Murton, president, John Crerar, secretary Hamilton David, laborer, Inchberry HAMILTON EVENING TIMES, annual subscription to daily $5; to weekly 81: C.E.Stewart & Co, proprietors and printers.3 Hughson HAMILTON GAS LIGHT CO., John ; Young, president, Thos.McIlwraith, | manager, 69 Mulberry \u2018 ; Hamilton George, 101 Hughson Gurney Charles, of Gurney, Ware & HAMILTON GLASS WORKS, Ruther- Co., John Gurney Edward, of Gurney, Ware & Co., John i Gurney, Ware & Co., scale works, 100 | James Gurney's pattern room, 66 King William - Guy Hugh, pedlar.33 Wood east | Gwyder R.store, 87 King east | Hackett Richard, shoemaker, 69 Walnut Hagley James, carpenter, 335 King: William HAIGH & BROWN.printers and proprietors of the Evening Journal, book and job printers, boukbinders.box manufacturers and lithographers, : King west HAIGH GEORGE T., editor Evening Journal.King west Haigh Richard.bookbinder, James, h Canada Haightou Richard.shoemaker, 65 James, h 35 James north Hainen Miss.dressmaker, 104 James Hale rev.Solomon, Episcopal methodist, 341 King William Halkett William, coach finisher, 534 Caroline Hall Charles, bailiff, Wentworth cor Aikman\u2019s av Hall Jacob, engine driver G.W.R., 44 Ferrie west Hall John, foreman locomotive department G.W.R.1 Ferrie west Hall John, laborer, 76 West Main HALL JOHN, operator Montreal Tele- raph Co.Hall Mrs.Harriet, wid George, Napier Hall Robert, car inspector G.W.R,, 35 Napier Hall Thomas, blacksmith, 29 York Hall Thomas, porter, 185 King William Hallett Augustus F., watchmaker, 53 West Maiden lane Halliday Christopher, laborer, 171 North MeNab Halliday Frank, clerk, 14 Augusta Halliday John, laborer, 56 Catharina Halloran James, laborer, George Halloran Jas., moulder, 84 North MeNab Halloran Mrs.Catherine, wid John, Catharine South 111 Halloran Timothy, laborer, Burlington, Hallow Thomas, grocer, 52 Catherine ford & Co., proprietors, 306 Hughson north Hamilton hotel, Oliver Beaty, proprietor, 286 James north Hamilton infirmary, James A.Devlin, M.D., resident physician and M.F.McTaggart, M.D, on pulmonary diseases, 45 Park north Hamilton James, ice merchant, 96 Park north Hamilton James, laborer.12 Ray Hamilton James M, of Hamilton & Mc- Aular.bds at 105 James Hamilton James, proprietor Terrapin saloon, 16 King west Ham lton John M, M.D.\u2026.of Hamilton & Bullen, 25 Bay cor Market Hamilton & McAulay, dry goods, 8 King we:t Hamilton Mrs.Alice, wid James, 12 North Bay Hamilton Mrs.Ann, wid William, 65 Brock Hamilton Martin, Maiden lane Hamilton Orphan asylum, Mrs.Thomas, president HAMILTON POWDER CO., James Watson, president; B.Clark, secretary, 7 King west Hamilton Robt., seaman, 258 North Bay Hamilton R.J., 101 King west Hamilton rolling mills, Ward, Clement & Potter.lessees, North Queen Hamilton William, fitter, 266 North laborer, 46 East James Hamilton William, roller, 533 Locomotive Hamty John, laborer, Locke Hammond William, machinist, 211 North Jolm Hammond William, shoemaker, 46 Catherine Hampson Henry, laborer, 344 King William Hampson James, porter, Wentworth Hampton Charles, agent, 33 Rebecca Hawmstock Geo., laborer, 205 West Main Hancock John, 24 Wellington Hancock Joseph, flour merchant, 85 South John, 87 South John Hancock Lewis, engineer, King William Hancock Richard, hammerman, 51 Locomotive HAMILTON.DOMINION 380 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Hancock William, mason, 144 North Catherine Hancock William, stonemason, 27 Locomotive Hanebury Andrew, laborer, 75 North Caroline Hanley Martin, blacksmith, 43 East Hunter Hanley Timothy, laborer, 336 North Hughson Hanley William, laborer, 32 South Bay Hanlon Maurice, stonemason, 135 East Maiden lane Hanlon Patrick, tailor, 62 South Catherine Hannah Richard C., cashier Hamilton rolling mills, bds at51 Park north Hannan Michael, laborer, 73 Colborne Hannan William S., stoves and hardware, 21 North John Hanning Robert, clerk G.W.R., 15 West Murray Hannon Joseph.43 East Hannah Hannon rev.James W.Wesleyan, Market Hannon William, 18 Grove Harbottle captain Thomas, of Howard & Harbottle, 80 Market Hardiker John, commission merchant, 143 James Harding Henry, plumber, 60 James, h G0 Hughson HARDY CHARLES, produce merchant, 31 North McNab Harfleet George, boilermaker, r 104 North Bay Hargrove Joseph, agent, Emerald Harkness Thomas, laborer, 259 York Harlow Thomas, trader, 52 Catharina Harman Jas., laborer, West Maiden lane Harper Andrew, butcher, 9 James Street market Harper Richard, laborer,133 Maiden lane Harper Robert, carpenter, GU Colborne Harper William, laborer, Little Peel Harper Wm., shoemaker, 36 Ferguson av Harrington Edward, laborer, 54 West Main Harrington Mrs.Jane, wid John, 44 - Robinson Harris A.B,, clerk, 5 Vine Harris Charles, laborer, Victoria av Harris George, trader, James Street market, h 243 North McNab Harris John, laborer, 76 North John Harris John, plasterer, Herkimer Harris John W., manager of the Times, 11 West Cannon Harris Mrs.Elizabeth, wid James, 57 Robinson HARRIS T.B,, secretary Grand Lodge of A.F.& À.M, Canada, 46 Duke Harris William, baker and confectioner, Market sq Harrison Geo., blacksmith, 34 Colborne Harrison Henry, butcher, 19 South John Harrison Henry E., vinegar maker, 230 King William Harrison Jumes, cab driver, West Maiden lane Harrison Mrs.Harriet, storekeeper, 243 King west Hart Andrew, file cutter, 13 North Hess Hart Patrick, laborer, Stuart HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE co.A.McKeand, agent, 11 James.See Adv Hartley Joseph, laborer, 100 East Maiden lane Hartley Joshua, carpenter, 71 Bay north Hartley Samuel, stonemason, 221 West Main Harvey Alexander, of Harvey, Stuart & Co, King west Harvey James, printer, 2 Ferguson av HARVEY JONN, commission merchant and wool broker, 11 King cast, h 147 James - Harvey John C., head salesman, South Queen Harvey Jos, laborer, 336 North James Harvey Robert, general dealer, 64 Hunter cast Harvey Samuel, carpet manufacturer, 2 Ferguson av HARVEY, STUART & CO,, wholesale grocers, 21 King cast Harvey William, 53 South McNab Haskett Mrs.Eliza, wid Thomas, 67 North Hess Haskins W., city engineer, 226 King cast Hastie John, laborer, Bast av Hastings John, 166 Rebecca Hastings John, trunkmaker, 45 West av Hastings Mrs.Annie, wid James, 45 West av Hastings Philip, carpenter, 45 West av Hastings William, cabinetmaker, 45 West av Hastings Wm., shoemaker, 166 Rebecca Hatt Mrs.\u2014, 166 James Hauser Edward, laborer, 39 Picton Havens Robert, 25 Cannon east Hawes John, pedlar, Emerald Hawkins David, of G.D.Ilawkins & Co., 6 Bay Hawkins G.D., & Co., manufacturers of hoopskirts and corsets,47 King west Hawkins George D., of G.D.Hawkins & Co., 4 Bay south Hawkins Henry, laborer, 52 Florence Hawkins William, fitter, 79 Pearl Hawkins William, laborer, Inchberry Hayes John, laborer, 53 Barton Hayes John, seaman, 9 Picton west Hayes Michael, carter, Sophia Hayes Ths., bootmaker, 301 John west Havlock rev.Joseph, Primitive methodist, 74 Hughson Haylock William H., carriage painter, 76 Bold Hazenn George, tailor, 54 West av Headcock Christopher, clerk G.W.R., 27 Simcoe west Headley Mrs.Margaret, wid Thomas, G3 East Hunter Healey John, commercial traveller, 93 Hunter east Healey M.D., & Co, dry goods, 36 James Healy Michael D, of M.D.Healy & Co, bds at Tecumseh house, James Healy Thomas, 84 East Hunter Hearn William, groceries, liquors, flour and feed, 287 King west Heath James, blacksmith,53 North Pearl Heath Samuel, upholsterer, 182 York Heaton M., accountant Bunk of Montreal, bds at Royal hotel, James Hebden Joshua J., teller Bunk of British North America HEBDEN REV.JOHN, M.A, rector Church of the Ascension, ch of England, 71 Hannah Hebert M.C., G.W.R., 36 South Bay Hedgecock William, carpenter, bds at 41 North John Heenan very rev.Edw., vicar, 2 Shenlre Heffernan Patrick, St Clarles saloon, 90 King eust .Heilig George, bricklayer, 46 Catharine north Hemstock Thomas, lahorer, Canada Temstock William, laborer, West Mui- den lane Henderson Alex, teacher, 47 Augusta Henderson David, machinist, Bust Henderson Henry L, salesman, 8u South Bay Ienderson Jumes, 97 York Henderson John, blacksmith, 31 Murray east Henderson Jobu M,; of Munro & Henderson, Robertson Henderson Mes.Jennnet, wid Andrey 69 Robinson \u2019 Henderson Peter, bonrding house, 140 North Bay Henderson rev.Joseph, Presbyterinn, 52 North Hess Henderson Thomas, machinist, 118 Bust Maiden lane HENDRIE & CO, G.W.R.cartage agents, office 35 King west, stables.and workshop 66 Market Hendrie Wm, of Hendrie & Co., Boll Hendry James, fitter, 120 Napier Hendry Mrs.Ellen, wid Jas., 120 Napier Hendry Philip, teamster, 49 South Hess Hengel Henry, tailor, 304 King west Hennessey Jumes, laborer G.W.R,, 35 Colborne Hennessy Hugh, blacksmith, 18 North Hughson Heunessy John, shoemaker, 60 King cast - Fennessy Pat, blacksmith, 76 Market LENERY JOIIN, chief of police, City hall, h 50 West Murray Henry Misses Mary & Rebecca, 67 Bold Henry Moses, butcher, 301 North James, h 17 Ferris.Henry Patrick, carpenter, 137 West ar Henry Richard, culler, 153 King William Henwood Edwin, M.D., 3 West Main Herald Brothers, pie no manufacturers.106 York Herald Joseph, of Herald Brothers, 50 North Hess Herald Robert, carpenter, Keneill Herald William, of Herald Brothers, 6 Peter cor Queen Heritage John, tailor, bds at 95 York HERMAN WILLIAM, importer of fancy goods, steamship agent and notary.48 King east, h 20 Eliarles Herne Matthew, laborer, 97 East Hunter Herron Joseph, tailor, 82 King west, b 145 East Main Herron Robert, cab driver, 209 James Herton Charles, blacksmith, 127 Market less Jacob, bailiff, 4 Spring Hess Mrs.Ruth, wid Peter, 163 King west Hewitt Edward, trader, 8 James Street market Hewitt, James, laborer, bds at 44 Cathar- ine North Heyhes Miss Sarah Anne, 85 Rebecca THeys\u2018James, luborer, 160 Jnmes Hibner Fred., tobacconist, Victoria Iidley John, laborer, Kin Highy lector, cabinetmaker, 1 Queew Higham Jolin, muchinist, 68 King William Hilder Edwin, clerk, Inchberry Hill & Briers, cabinet warerooms, 21 North McNab 11311 Charles, carpenter, 9 fast Tunter ill TTenry, grocer,cor Mury nndRebeuca Till James, blneksmith, Barton Mill Jumes, Inborer, Victoria av Hill Jusper, butcher, 30 James Street market, h Ancaster 11311 John, cigurmaker, 34 Vine Mill Mark, baker and confectioner, 14 South McNab Hill Mrs.Ann, wid Henry, 152 North parle ; ni Mrs.Sophie, wid John, 34 Vine Hill Thomas, cabdriver, 41 South Ca- tharinw ONTARIO.] DOMINION 381 DIRECTORY.HaAmMiLTON- Hill Thomas, cabinetmaker, 51 North Bay .\u2018 Ki Tit] Thos., of Hill & Briers, 21 Catharine in The $, watchmaker, 90 South John Hilt Thomas S., jun., watchmaker, 92 South John ; Hillard John, tinsmith, 93 West av {Hilliard George, laborer, 126 Maria Jilliard Ths., baggagemaster, 2 O'Rielly Iillier Robert, porter, 49 East Hunter Hillman Mrs, Sarah, wid Ths., North Bay Hills Albert H., architect, 45 Charles Hills k., 45 Charles Tiils R., 46 Cliurch Hilton Thomas, cubinetmaker G.W.R., 77 North Bay .ilinchliffe Robert, machinist, Inchberry Hinds John R., bookkeeper, 4 North Hughson Hinds Mrs.J.R., pattern emporium, 4 North Hughson Hines C.H., butcher, 25 James Street market, h Barton es H.H., butcher, 33 James Street market, h Barton Hingle Henry, King st Hipkins Alfred, printer, 14 George Hirshfield J., hoop shirt factory, King east Hiscox James, saloonkeeper, 127 South John Hiscox Jas., chimney sweep, Wentworth Hislop Frank, laborer, Guise Hislop John, general blacksmith, 48 York, h Robinson Hislop William, fireman, 83 Pearl Hobbs James, bricklayer, 59 Gore Hobbs William, miller, 113 East Main Hobdell George, gas meter maker, 263 King west Hobson Mrs.Mary, wid Jas., 126 Napier Hobson Richard M., plumber and gas- fitter, 36 South James cor Main Hobson Robert, carpenter, 126 Napier Hodgetts Humphrey, r 182 North McNab Hodgson Edmund, grocer, r 11 Charles Hodgson William J., dry goods, 52 York, h 38 North Ba Hoezele Christophe, shoemaker, 5 West Hunter Hoff Francis, painter, bds at 7 Florence Hogan Jeremiah H, clothing store, King, h 47 Park north ogan John F., of Hogan & O'Neill, 128 Park HOGAN & O'NEILL, clothiers, 6 James Hogben Henry, proprietor of the Shades, 64 James Holbrook Robert C., of Holbrook & Stark, 143 Rebeeca HOLBROUK & STARK, City dispensary, chemists and druggists, 34 King cor Hughson Holcombe\u201d William H,, painter, 7 Fer- uson av .Holden C.1I., salesman, 57 York Holden Geo.C., hatter, 29 Murray east Holden John R., barrister, £e., Commer- Sal, buildings, South James, h 57 ork Holland Jas., locksmith, 27 North John Holland Jolin, laborer, 274 McNab north Holleran Patrick, grocer, 132 North John Holmes B., laborer, 61 Kast Maiden lane Holmes Henry, laborer, 231 King east Holmes John, laborer, McNab north Holmes John, Laborer, Wentworth Holmes Mrs.Lucy, grocery, 331 King William cor Ashley \u2019 ; Holmes Mrs.Margaret, wid John, 139 Park north i Holmwood Henry, 15 Burlington Holt John, engine driver G.W.R.5DLicton a HOME INSURANCE CO, OF NEW HAVEN, Arch.MeKeand, agent, 11 North James.See Adv Homel Caspar, brickmaker, Dundurn Hood Charles, painter, 154 Park north Hoodless J oseph, upholsterer, cor Main and Catherine, h 43 South John Hoodless Robert, cabinetmaker, 43 South park Hooker George, pastry cook and confectioner, 71 York HOOPER FREDERICK L., agent Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., and British America Marine Assurance Co., 3 South James, bds at Main Hooper Geo., blacksmith, cor Catharine and Maiden lane Hooper Samuel, variety store, 124 North McNab Hooper William, printer, 56 Wilson Hope Adam, of Adam Hope & Co., 69 King William HOPE ADAM, & CU., iron merchants, 102 King east Hope Adam H., clerk Bank of British North America Hope Charles James, of Adam Hope & Co., 4 Sandiford place, 17 Duke Hope John, carpenter, Nightingale Hope John, gardener, 64 West Hunter Hope Robert K., clerk, 4 Sandiford place Hopgood Edward, butcher.13 James Street market, h 160 North Bay Hopkin Robert, boot and shoe manufacturer, 8 James, h Barton Hopkins Caleb, 3 Bold Hopkins Joseph, laborer G.W.R, 104 North Catharine Hopkins Patrick, laborer, 99 North John Hornby Wm., machinist, North Locke Herne Thomas, moalder, 105 York Horner Wallace E., wool buyer, 9 Napier Horsnell Louisa, 33 Hughson Horton Joseph, tinner, 30 Walnut Hotrum John, boarding house and grocery, 275 North Hughson Houghton James, moulder.98 Bold Houghton Jobn, carpenter, 85 North Locke Houla Francis, cooper, William Hourahan Wm.laborer, 17 Ferrie west House of Refuge, William Jamieson, superintendent, George Housley Alfred, 48 Guise Hover John, boilermaker, West Maiden lane Howard Chs., carpenter.139 East main Howard Chs,, post office clerk, 39 Wellington Howard George H, George HOWARD & HARBUTTLE, wood, coal and commission merchants, 50 James : Howard Henry, moulder.83 Wellington Howard James, of Howard & Harbottle, George Howard James, tailor, 88 Park north Howard William, 24 South Catharine Howard William, mason, 7 Kelly Howard William H., tailor, 17 Rebecca Howick Wm, grocer, cor Mary and Re- becea Howie Alexander, Ontario brass foundry, 30 Cannon west Howie, Harris & Co.private intelli- genee office, 5 South John Howkons John, copperamith, 47 Robert HOWLES MATTHEW, manufacturer of refrigerators, tin, copper and iron ware, dealer in all kinds of stoves, and patentee of adjustable safety damper for stoves and furnaces, King west, h 121 King west.See Adv in Ontario Directory Hudson Edmund, clerk, 11 Charles Hudson Edward, moulder, 174 Hughson Hoy Charles, brickmaker, Garth Hoy George, brickmaker, Garth Hoy Harrison, cook, 20 Mulberry Hoyte Henry, grocer, 69 Catharina Hubbard Mrs.Ellen, wid Zachariah, 144 North Mary Hubbard Mrs.Margaret, wid Joseph, 103 Cherry Hudson Michael, laborer, Stuart Hudson Wm.,cabinetmaler,50 North Bay Huggard Joseph, proprietor Tecumseh house, 39 James Hughes Edward, laborer G.W.R., 25 North Hess Hughes Ja:nes, sailor, 42 Wellington Hughes Mrs.James, 85 Rebecca Hughes Mrs.Sarah M., wid John, IN3 East Main Hughes Patrick, carpenter, Wilson Hughes J.W.clerk, bds at 112 King east Hughes William, carpenter, 187 North Mary Hughson Fred.,shoemaker, 60 North Bay Hughson Mrs., 104 James Holden Jefferson, carpenter, 160 North Catharine Hull Wm., bookkeeper, 20 South Pearl Hulse George, blacksmith, 77 Market Hume Mrs.Ellison, wid George, 207 West Main Humphrey Nelson, of Humphrey & Newberry, 64 Catherine Humphrey & Newberry, East Maiden Jane Hunger Samuel, laborer, 15 South Mc- Nab Hunt Cbs.R., tinsmith, 127 Mary north Hunt Daniel, mason, 120 East Main Hunter Alexander, laborer, Mary Hunter Charles, cutter, 89 West Main Hunter G., tailor, 35 South park Hunter John, cooper, William Hunter Joseph, carpenter, 206 Catharine Hunter Joseph, laborer, Nightingale Hunter rev.William J., Wesleyan, 104 East Main Hunter Samuel, laborer, 152 King Wil- iam Hunter William, clerk, 85 North park Hunter William, moulder, 9 Wellington Hunting Samuel, gardener, 184 Hughson north HURD H.H, of Hurd & Roberts, Bay cor King HURD & ROBERTS, marblecutters, 53 York Hurd Wilkens, plasterer, 343 King Wil- Liam Hurlbert Miss Maria, teacher Wesleyan Female college, King east Hurley David, laborer, 201 Mary north Hurley James, laborer, Ferrie west Hurley John, fitter, 31 East Simcoe Hurley John, machinist, 69 John Hurrell Jasper, printer, 7 North Hess Hurst Joseph, laborer, 238 Bay north Hurton Charles, blacksmith, 127 Market Hussell Mrs.Mary, wid John, fancy goods, 32 King William Hussie Mrs, 30 Hughson Hutchins Isaac, engineer, 115 Cannon Hutchins Thomas, seaman, 308 James north Hutchinson Alexander, laborer.Hess Hutchinson George, painter, 37 South park Hutchinson Henry.shocmaker, 159 King William Hutchinson rev.John, Wesleyan, 79 South Catharine Hutchison James, hatter and furricr.3 North James, bh Herkimer } tanners, 125 HAMILTON.DOMINION 382 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE or Huton Charles, tailor, 6 Merrick, h 11 Market west Huton Charles, turner, 103 Market Hutt John R., engineer G.W.R., 107 Cannon west Hutton Charles, proprietor Metropolitan hotel, 204 North Bay and 83 Stuart Hutton Ebenezer, barber, 21 Market Huxtable John, boot and shoe maker, 212 James Hyndman Hugh, blacksmith, 42 North Ba, Hyndman William, blacksmith, 62 North Bay Hynds Charles, 125 West Catherine Hynds Richard W., bookkeeper, 125 North Catharine Hyslop William, trader, 73 West Main Ickoff Chavles, cigar maker, 11 George Imus Willis, cabman, 141 North Locke Inches James, packer, 131 South John Inglis rev.David, Canada presbyterian, 94 South Jumes Inkson William, children's clothing, 24 King west Inland Revenue department, Thomas White, collector, William Patton, deputy collector, custom house, 53 Stuart Insch James, engineer, 141 John north Inwood Wm., laborer, 188 King William Tram John, 140 King William Iredale Mrs.Eliza, wid Joscph,77 Wilson Iredale Mrs.Elizabeth, wid James, 11 Cannon east Treland Michael, laborer, Park north Irvine Alexander, carpenter, 66 Duke Irvine John, Markland Irvine Miss Sarah, Markland Irvine Robert, laborer, 270 McNab Irvine William, carpenter, 66 Duke IRVING ÆMELIUS, Q.C., solicitor G.W.R., 137 James IRVING H.E., proprietor Royal hotel, 61 North James Irving capt.William, schooner Charm, 379 John north Irving Jas., laborer, 282 Hughson north Irving Mrs.Mary, wid Jobn, 30 Napier Irwin Thomas, tinsmith, 117 Mary north Isatt Mrs., bds at Royal hotel, 61 James Isbester Malcolm, carpenter, bdsat 4 West Main Ivory James, laborer, 79 Mulberry Jack William, grocer, 147 Park north Jackson Edward, Maiden lane Jackson Henry A., laborer, 200 King William Jackson James, laborer, 87 Hughson Jackson James, laborer, 356 North John Jackson Mrs.Maria, 18 Mary Jackson Robert, plasterer, 137 James JACKSON ROYAL G., manager Royal hotel, 61 North James Jackson Thomas, 50 Cannon west Jackson Thomas, builder, Victoria av Jagoe John, clerk, 44 Kelly James \u2014, civil engineer G.W.R., bds at 51 Park north James Charles, machinist, 37 Picton west James George, dry goods, 16 James, h 62 Merrick James Geo., laborer,45 North Catharine James Henry, machinist, West av James John W., local editor, 4 Cathcart James Mrs.Sarah, wid William, 45 Ferguson av James Robb, 10 Jones JAMES WILLIAM E.M, city missionary, 22 King east Jameson Archibald, bookkeeper, 51 South McNab Jamieson Gavin, clerk, bds at 41 North John Jamieson Charles, repairer Montreal Telegraph Co., 40 Mulberry Jamieson George, r 13 Charles Jamieson Jas., machinist, 260 Muin west Jumieson John K., laborer, 243 Barton east Jamieson William, superintendent House of Refuge, George Jamieson Willinm L., laborer, 243 Barton cast Jane Edward, policeman, 22 Cherry Janes John, fireman, 8 Florence JARVIS JOHN, furniture and stove dealer, 170 King east, 188 King cast and 17 Spring Jarvis Thomas, carpenter, bds at 41 North John Jarvis William, cab driver, 5 Spring Jefferess John, haircutter, 156 Hughson Jefferson John, blacksmith G.W.R., 7 Peter Jeffery Joseph, clerk, 57 Park north Jeffery Mrs.Aun, wid William, 57 Park north Jeffery William, laborer G.W.R., 168 Park north Jeffery William P., of Egan & Jeffery, Vine cor Park Jeffrey Francis, hardware, 46 King east, h South James Jeffrey John, carpenter, 129 East Hunter Jeffrey Joseph, carpenter, 18 Mulberry Jenkins George, cubinetmaker, 144 North Bay Jenkins George, clerk, bds at Augusta Jenkins Mrs.Lovina, wid William, 37 South Catharine Jennings David J., professor of music, 182 James Jerdan Hugh, laborer, North James Jewish synagogue, rev.L.Burnstein Johnson Amos, pedlar, 49 Mary Johnson Brint, carpenter, 203 Hughson north Johnson captain William, Florence schooner, 367 Hughson Johnson Charles, fruiterer, 122 Kingeast Johnson Christopher, laborer, 262 North James Johnson George, carpenter, 238 North Hughson Johnson George C., carpenter,36 Market J ohnson Hector, whipmaker, 183 North ay Johnson Henry, laborer, 6 Picton west Johnson James, laborer, Markland Johnson James, market, Mary Johnson John, marble worker, 51 Cath- cart Johnson Miss Hattie, 102 North John Johnson Thomas, baggageman G.W.R., 7 Wood east Johnson William, cabinetmaker, 49 Cannon west Johnson William, laborer, 266 Hughson north Johnson William, laborer, 120 Rebecca Johnston H.laborer, 65 North Hess Johnston Henry, blacksmith, 123 Catha- rine north Johnston Henry, laborer, 161 Catharine north Johnston James, builder, 208 North McNab Johnston John, carpenter, 161 Catha- rine north Johnston Mrs.Margaret, wid David, 24 Sheaife Johnston Mrs.Mary, wid William, Mountain brow Johnston Octavius, agent, 127 Cannon Johnston Robert, laborer, Victoria av Johnston William, photographer, 42 North James, h 24 East Hunter Jolmstone Jacob, lailor, 77 South John Johnstone Mrs, l'anny, wid Caleb, 44 Cutharine ! Johnstone William, carpenter, 161 North ary Johnstone William, West Main Jolley James, saddler, 47 South Jobn, |, Barton ! Jolley Wm., machinist, South Willian, Jones Benjamin, carpenter, 134 West yy Jones Cliurles, of C.T.Jones & Co, 80 Ferguson av ! JONES CIIARLES T., & CO., bankers and exchange brokers, agents for | Cunard Ocean steamers, and Erie Railway Co., 31 James Jones Edward, laborer, 6 Augusta Jones Even, laborer, 70 West Main Jones George, carpenter, George Jones George, traveller, 130 King west Jones Isaac, blacksmith, 34 Bast Stra- chan Jones J., tavernkeeper, 227 York Jones Jas., moulder, 123 King William Jones John L., store, 73 King west Jones Lewis, plumber, 71 Vine Jones Mrs.É., dressmaker, 188 James Jones Mrs.Sarah, wid William W., 45 Ferguson av Jones Patrick, laborer, 22 Liberty Jones rev.R., Baptist Jones Seneca, clerk, bds at 53 Park north Jones Stephen, laborer, 193 Main Jones Thomas, laborer, 64 North Bay Jones Thomas, laborer, 106 Maria Jones Thomas, laborer, 31 O'Reilly Jones Thomas, laborer, 3 South Hess Joy Bdw., laborer, 215 North Hughson Joy Michael, messenger general office G.W.R., 52 Stuart east Joy William, cooper, William Judd James P., of W.H.Judd & Brother, bds at American Lotel, cor Charles and King Judd W.H,, & Brother, soap and potash factory, 73 North Bay .Judd William H., of W.H.Judd & Brother, North Bay .Judge Robert, laborer, 26 Catharina Jury Mrs.Sarah, wid Jol, 27 Catheart Kalm \u2014, bds at 53 Gore Kane Peter, laborer, 53 East Hunter Kannaly Wm., shoemaker, 82 Walnut Kappele Daniel, tailor, 129 East Main Kappele Edward, clerk, 156 Rebecca Kappele rev.Stephen, Wesleyan German church, 160 Rebecca Katchmark Martin, blacksmith G.W.R., 46 Bast Cannon Kavanagh John, laborer, 132 North Ca- tharine Kavanagh John, jun., laborer, 132 North Catherine Kavanagh John, laborer, 151 Park north Kavanagli Joseph, police sergenut, 38 Hughson shoemaker, 205 Kavunagh Frank, cub driver, 17 Mul- berr, Kavanagh William, blacksmith, 37 York, h 29 North purk Keaghy David, M.D.Keane Michael luborer, Ashley Keays Robert Ir, snlesman, 23 Elgin Keeley James, laborer, 29 Wood cast Kcenan John, luborer, 126 Napier Kegan Michael, Inborer Inchberry Keil Chs., curpenter,4b lust Maiden lane Kelk Edward, musician, 235 James Kelk George, 163 North Bay 4 Kelk George, jun, laborer, 35 North: Catherine .Kell Willian, cabwan, b7 Maris ONTARIO.] DOMINION 383 DIRECTORY.HAMILTON.Kellcher John, shoemaker, King William ellner John, tailor, 86 West av ond George, shoemaker, 15 North Kells Daniel, alderman St Lawrence ard, 5 Ferguson av ._ Kelly Dennis, laborer, 313 King William Kelly George, scale maker, 163 North MeNab Kelly Isaac, of Gurney, Ware & Co.,163 McNab ; Kelly James, blacksmith, 107 Rebecca Kelly John, laborer William Kelly Joseph, shoemaker, 86 James Kelly Lawrence, laborer, McNab north Kelly Matthew moulder, 53 Robert Kelly Misses Ellen & Mary, 107 Rebecca Kelly Miss Mary Anne, dressmaker, 139 north John J Kelly, Mrs.Maria, wid Barnard, 139 North John .i Kelly Patrick J, tailor, 138 North Ca- tharine Kelly Robert, 77 East Main Kelly Robert, mail agent G.W.R.station, 144 Cannon east _ Kelso George, blacksmith, 13 West Murray Kelt William, musician, 68 Maria Keltie David, bookkeeper, bds at Royal hotel, 61 James Kemp David, accountant Merchants Bank of Canada, North Bay Kemp Jol, saloon, 79 North McNub Kemp William, 6 Spring KEMPSTER C.W.& T.L.builders and contractors, 70, 72, 74, East Main KEMPSTER C.W., of C.W.& T.L.Kempster, 12 Grove KEMPSTER T.L., of C.W.& T.L.Kempster, 76 East Main Kenally Wm., shoemaker, 82 Walnut Kendall Joseph, Hamilton brewery, 58 Hunter east, h 60 Hunter east Kennard Edward, cubinetmaker, 39 Kennard William, chairmaker, 66 Caroline south \u2019 Kennedy Benjamin, rope maker, 6 St Lawrence av \u2019 Kennedy Oharles, plasterer, 162 Market Kennedy James, patent medicines, 14 er Kennedy John, carpenter, 51 North ueen Kennedy John, moulder, 61 Ferguson a Kennedy John, Kennedy Mrs, James Street np MeNab ennedy Mrs.Alice, wid Dani garer Catherine p VIE Daniel, 94 ennedy Mrs, Catheri ry ames Street aes, Os erine, trader, James Kennedy My ssie, wi West fre Jessie, wid Donald, 159 Kennedy Mrs.Mar aret, wi rick 340 King Willing?4 Patrick, plasterer, 14 Margaret wid Joseph, huckster, market, I 89 North Soncdy Owen, tailor, 76 South Hugh- Kennedy Patrick IC, carter, 122 Hughso Kennedy Patrick, laborer, 116 Maria 5 West eginald, clerk, 207 King Kennedy Thoma, Co) 2llomas, grocer, 39 Mary Kennedy William D, comercial travel- K er, 39 North John enning George, mason enny Dennis » 29 Wellington : » moulder, 175 Catharine enny J.J, clerk Ca ii ance 00,5 Hughson ie Assur.Kenny James, turner, 67 Napier Kenny Jeremiah, laborer, 110 Maria Kenny Matthew, cooper, 10 Cathcart Kenrick John, coach builder, 52 West Hunter Kent Edward R., wholesale glassware, 84 King west, h 129 Cannon Kent Joseph, York Kent Mrs, Elizabeth, wid George, 98 West av Keoulton Robt.shoemaker, 20 Walnut Kerner Christian, mason, North Queen Kerner John, boot and shoe dealer and saloon, 82 King west Kernich \u2014, tinsmith, 125 William Kernich John, brushmaker, 125 William Kerr Alexander, carpenter, 76 Mary KERR, BROWN & McKENZIE, wholesale importers of dry goods, and groceries, 7 King east Kerr David, finisher, 153 Cannon east Kerr Joseph C., fruit dealer, 128 James, h 120 King east Kerr Mrs.Ann, proprietress Our house, 7 South John Kerr Murray A., coal oil, lamps, &c., 49 King west, h 91 King west KERR ROBERT W., city chamberlain, City hall, h 54 West Hunter Kerr Thos., moulder, 165 King William Kerr Thomas C., of Kerr, Brown & McKenzie, Herkimer Kerregan James, clerk, 74 Park north Kerren John, carpenter, 62 Locke Kerruics Thomas, carpenter, 119 Maria Kershaw Thomas, car inspector G.W.R., 76 Peter Kerson Robt, laborer, 194 King William Kidd David, cashier Canada Life Assurance Co.bds Caroline south Kidd Jas., quarryman,81 South Caroline Kidner Charles, printer, 33 Cherry Kidner John, ashman, 72 Maria Kilgour James, of J.& R.Kilgour, 85 South Catharine KILGOUR J.& R., dealers in sewing machines, pianos, organs, melodeons, and all kinds of musical instruments, 57 King east Kilgour Robert, of J.& R.Kilgour, 83 South Catharina Kilroy Mrs.Margaret, wid John, 23 King William Kilvert Francis E., barrister, 5 South Hughson, h Stinson Kilvinton Mrs.Jane, trader, James Street market, h Wellington Kinery Patrick, laborer, Catherine King C,, clerk Bank of Montreal King Cyrus, grocer, 41 McNab north, h 156 King William King Elias, laborer, 39 North Bay King Frederick, commercial traveller, 137 Park north King Henry A., whip manufacturer, 66 Rebecea, bh 34 Mary King Hiram, tanner, 156 King William King Robert, flour and feed store, 66 South John King Simeon, moulder, 135 King William King Thomas, laborer, West av King William, laborer, Poulette King William, machinist, 49 Maria KING WILLIAM, tailor and clothier, 3 South John, h 42 South Pearl Kingdon Abraham, G.W.R., 66 Maria Kingdon James, tailor, h 128 Mary north Kingdon Thos., laborer, 67 West Main Kinleyside John, machinist, 18 North Kinner Matthew, cooper, 10 Catheart, h Pearl Kinrade Mrs.Mary, wid Hugh, 74 South Hughson Kinsille John, laborer, 17) North Ca tha- rine Kinstler Charles, machinist, 157 King William Kirk William, baker, 110 Bold Kirkendall Mrs.E., wid Samuel, 50 South Caroline Kirkham John, weaver, 85 North McNab Kirkness James, carpenter G.W.R., 71 Peter Kirkness John, cooper, William Kirkpatrick Henry, laborer, 295 North James KIRKPATRICK JAMES, county treasurer, 43 North Catharine Kirkpatrick Thomas A., bookkeeper, 166 Hughson north Kirkum John, machinist, Barton Kitson Thomas, machinist, 51 Catharina KITTSUN W.H, collector of customs, 92 South Bay Klager Michael, bricklayer, 54 West Maiden lane Knapman John, carpenter, 33 Wellington Knatsch Auguste, tailor, 113 West av Kneeshaw Joseph, clerk, 60 Catharina Knight Patrick, laborer, 10 Margaret Kuoott Charles, of Knott & Sons, 89 James Knott John, jun., of Knott & Sons, 89 James Knott John, sen., of Knott & Sons, James Knott Richard, laborer, 64 West av Knott & Sons, piano manufacturers, James Knott Thomas, baggage master G.W.R., 230 North McNab Knowles Reynolds, commercial tra vel- ler, 25 Catharina Knox church, Canada presbyterian, rev.À.B.Simpson, James cor Henry Knox George, engineer, 93 North Hess Knudson G.C., proprietor Norway hotel, 35 West Stuart Koch Nicholas, moulder, 17 Sheaffe Korn William, furrier, 43 Augusta Kowber Francis, 15 South Locke KRAFT ERNEST, saddle, harness, trunk and hose manufacturer, 8 an 10 York, h 49 Merrick Kramer George, saloon, 36 York Kramsby Henry, tailor, 4 East Main Lacey Isaac, butcher, 364 North James Laidlaw Adam, of Turnbull & Co., 4 Elgin Laing George, commercial traveller, 40 Market Laing George, landscape gardener and architect, 42 West av Laing Henry H., salesman, bds at 70 Cannon West Laing James B., of Mitchell & Laing, 42 West av Laing James B., AM.M.D, 72 West Cannon Laing Mrs.A, wid Alexander, 106 Market Laing Mrs.Janet, wid Alexander, 106 Market Laing William, clerk, 42 West av Lamb George, carpenter, Wentworth Lamb Frederick H, clerk, bds at Angle American hotel, 16 Market sq Lance Jacob, huckster, James Street market Lancefield Charles J., carriage trimmer, 129 Market \u2019 Lancefield G.R., shoemaker, 129 Market Lancefield Henry, waiter, 139 King William Lancefield R.T., printer, 129 Market Lanceley John, 105 South Catharine 89 89 HAMILTON.DOMINION 384 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE or Land John, farmer, Wentworth Land Mrs, Adeline, wid R.A, 59 North John Land William, agent, 129 Rebecca Landan Frederick, commercial traveller, 28 Augusta Langberg Frederick, cabinetmaker, 83 and 85 King cast Langbois Richard A., cab driver, 103 North John Langmuir James, clerk, bds at 86 Park north Langton Mrs.Johanna, wid Robert, 119 King east gton rev.Shenffe Lanoway \u2014, sexton Christ church, 150 North Catherine Largay Michael, furniture dealer, 9 King William ; Large Horace J., grocer, 68 West av Larkin Edward, shoemaker, 60 Mulberr, Larkin William, laborer, 121 Park north Latham Shepherd, machinist G.W.R, 139 North Locke Latimore John, laborer, 65 Napier Latimore Mrs, Mary, wid John, 22 Mulberiy Laugberg John, butcher, 75 South John Lavallee Dominique P., ship builder, 293 North James Lavan James, cooper, 51 Walnut Lavary James B., carpenter, 183 King east Lavelle Owen, laborer, 63 Maria Laven Thomas, laborer, 146 Catherine .Laveris James, tailor, Canada Lavery Henry, accountant, 48 Maria Lavis Edward, wool sorter, 107 King William Lavis William, saddler, William LAW DAVID, of Young, Law & Co, resides at Montreal LAW ROBERT N., attorney, solicitor, notary, &c., 51 North James, h 30 Hughson south Lawer Mrs.Mary, wid, 307 North James LAWLESS THOMAS, commercial editor of the Spectator, bds at 31 John north .Lawlor Mrs.Ellen, 32 Hughson Lawlor Mrs.Winifred, wid John, 100 Catharina Lawlor Patrick, carter, 87 North McNab Lawrence Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas, 26 Charles Lawrence Thomas, of T.Lawrence & Co., 50 King east Lawrence Thomas, & Co., chemisis and druggists, 50 King east Lawrie James, laborer, 106 Bold Lawry H.J., butcher, 32 James Street market Lawry Thos., butcher, 50 James Street market, h Barton\u2019 Laws John, flour and feed store, 106 King cast Lawson Alexander, of Lawson, McCul- loch & Co,, 65 Bold LAWSON BROTHERS, clothiers, 4 King and 4 James Lawson John, baker, 45 Cannon west Lawson John, of Lawson Bros., 60 Gore Lawson Jos., of Lawson Bros., 13 Bold LAWSON, McCULLOCH & CO., printers and proprietors of the Spectator steam book and job printers and bookbinders, South James cor Main Lawson William, bds at 69 Wellington Lawson William, carpenter, 247 North James Henry, Wesleyan, 22 North 107 King Lazarus George Jmnes, turner, 73 North Caroline Lazior Stephen F., M.A, LL.B, of Chisholm & Lazicr, 21 Hunter west Lea Arthur, commercial traveller, 20 South Catharine LEACH WILLIAM, of Young, Law & Co., resides in Glasgow, Scotland Lee Charles, builder, 373 Hughson Lee Charles, laborer, 5 Bast Hunter Lee David, printer, 47 North Queen Lee George, oysters, fish, and game, 6 King west, h cor Hughson and Gore Lee James, blacksmith G.W.R., 166 North Catharine Lee John, grocer, 77 East Hunter Lee Mrs.Mary wid James, 248 King wost Lee Westley,ship carpenter,380 Hughson Lee William, Great Western stables, 75 Market Leef George, 52 Enst Hunter Leegrice John, baker, 68 South John Leerich George, clerk, 44 Maria LEE'S RESTAURANT, George M.Yale, proprietor, 4 King west LEES THOMAS, watchmaker and jeweller, 5 North James, h 20 Kelley Lees William, baker, 31 East Main Lefevre Wm.harnessmaker, 186 James Legeats George, teamster, 30 North aroline LEGGAT MATTHEW, of Wood & Leggat, 35 West Maiden lane Leggo William, master in chancery, h South James Leitch John, machinist, 40 North John Leith Wm., draughtsman, 48 Hughson Lemessurier Daniel, of Barker & Lemessurier, Hunter Lemon Charles.barrister, cor Main and John, bds at 78 Market Lendon Mrs.Mary A.wid Jobn, dressmaker, 18 Sheaffe Lendrum Mrs.Anna, private school, 55 Gore Leneway Robt.watchman, 160 Hughson Lepage Pierre, shoemaker, 24 Liberty Lepatourel Elias James, shoemaker, 140 East Main Lermitte Mrs.Esther, wid Frederick, 115 King William Lescombe Joseph, gardener, James Street market, h Burton Leslie Mrs.Mary Ann, 100 South Jumes cor James and Duke } LESLIE ROBERT P,, inspector of iron G.W.R,, 22 Kelly Levy Abraham, of H.& A.Levy, 14 South John Levy H.& A., watch materials wholesale, 14 South Jolin Levy Herman, of 11.& À.Levy, 14 South John Lewis Ienry, laborer, 349 King William Lewis Adolphus, luborer, Alloway lune Lewis Benjamin, carpenter, Elgin Lewis James, 62 Maria, Lewis James, machinist, 51 North John Lewis Jumes, puddler, Greig Lewis John, laborer, 14 Florence Lewis John, plasterer, 141 King enst Lewis Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Samuel, 47 Elgin Lewis Mrs.Ellen, wid Robert, proprietress compound syrups for coughs, &c.44 North Bay Lewis Thomas, laborer, 118 West nv Lewis Thos., machinist, 148 North John Lewis Thos, tobacconist, 80 King cast Lewis William, 34 Walnut Lewis William, printer, 69 York LIFE ASSOCIATION ÔF SCOTLAND A.F.Forbes, agent, Commercial buildings, 20 South James Ligget Geo.luborer, 80 North Caroli Lig foot James L., bootmuker, 34 Mor erry Lillis John, cigar maker, Stuart Lilly Geo., cutpenfer, 77 North Catliarine Limnge Joseph, Emerald Lincoln Miss Ho.M., teacher Wesleyan Female college, King enst Lind Geo., agent, 12 and 14 York, h York Lind James W., commercial traveller 46 Main ! Lind Mrs.Eleanor, wid William, 26 Nort) Hess Lind Mrs.Sarah, wid Geo, 116 Rebecca Lind William, commercial traveller, 4; West Main ! Linton Ilenry, accountant, Wentworth Lister Jus., carpenter, 209 North John Lister Joseph, 35 Hughson LITTLE ALFRED, brickmaker, King cor Dundurn, h 314 King Little John, grocer, flour and feed store King cast Little John, seaman, 13 East Picton Little John, clerk, bds at 37 North Catherine Little John Alex., watchman, 11 Cherry LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE CO, Fire and Life, I.A.Ball, inspector; F.L.Hooper, agent, 3 South James LIVINGSTON, MOORE & CO, general agents National Life Insurance Co.; Edward Robinson, manager, 14 King east Livingston Thomas C., of Livingston, Moore & Co., Tuckett's block, Bay Locke Charles, moulder, Hannah Locke Geo., night watchman G.WR.Locken Mrs.Jane, wid Chas., 67 Robert Lockman Christopher, of Wilson, Bowman & Co., 119 North Locke Lockman James, printer, 41 Florence Lockman William, jun.carpenter, 36 Florence Lockman William, sen, 34 Florence, h 40 Florence Logan George, flour and feed store, 9 King west Logan John, grocer and liquor mer chant, 2 York, h 2 Market Logan Matthew, policeman, Emerald, n Cannon Logan Michael, laborer, 101 South John Logan Mrs.Mary E., wid John, 103 South James Logie Alexander, judge County and Surrogate courts, Markland LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORA TION, W.I.Findlay, agent, 1 King west 0 Loney Clristopher, shoemaker, IT Rebecen LONG & BISBY, wool dealers and com vaigsion merchants, 58 North MeNab Long Philip, waggonmaker, 165 North Catharine ; dl Long W.D,, of Long & Bisby, 49 Nor park Lon Wmn., printer, 169 North McNab Lord Jumes, blacksmith, 30 Florence Lord Robert, tailor, 13 North Jobn Loretto convent, Mount St mother Stanislaus, superioress Lorimer Jumes, insurance agen Augusta ; Lottridge & Rennie, I iAH R br t, 46 Hughson Lotiridge Robert, 46 Hug J Lottridge W.M, & Coy wholesale gt0 cerg, 41 North MeNn - Lottridgo vale, M, of A M.Lot ridge & Jo, 48 Crumon West London William, clerk, 208 James carpenter, at t, 1 3 grocers, 21 Norlh Legs es a eee em idées 6.A 0.EEE ONTARIO.] DOMINION 3&5 DIRECTORY.HAMILTON.Lougheed Hrs Fanny, wid Joseph, 88 Park nor 1; = Joughlin Jer., carpenter, Little Peel Love Alexander, boitermaker G.W.R,, 74 North Locke south Jol ve David, baker, 111 South John Lors James, laborer, King enst Soutl Loveland Nathan, moulder, 48 South Caroline , , Low James, foreman (.W.R., 22 Peter Low P., clerk Bank of Montreal .Low Wm, laborer, 25 North Caroline Lowrey Jacob, trader, Marke Lucas Richard Allan, vf Lucas, Park & Co., 132 South John th Jol we ry F., 132 South John Las Hom crockery and glassware, James Street market, L 249 King William - Lucas Luke, moulder, 48 Belly 129 Lucas Mrs.Annie, wid Frederick, 132 -South John LUCAS, PARK & CO.successors to G.J.Forster & Co., importers of roceries, 53, 55 and 57 King west L fas Robert, foreman foundry, ET ucas Robert, furema ; Catharine \u2018 .Lucas George T., clerk, 132 South John Luckins Thomas, steward City hospital, John cor Guise Lumgair William, turnkey at the gaol Luscomb Samuel, butcher, Nightingale Luscombe Jos., clerk, 111 King William Luxton Geo.flour and feed store, 16 York Lyall Charles, brass moulder, 15 West Barton Lyall John, boarding house, 154 York Lyght Joseph, of Joseph Lyght & Co., 5 Bast M iden 1 ! Bast Maiden lane LYGHT JUSEPH, & CO., wholesale and retail booksellers, stationers and dealers in rgom papers and fancy goods, 36 and 38 King Lyle Mis.Martha, wid Andrew, grocery, 80 West av Lynch Andrew, laborer, Wilson -Lynch Dennis, laborer, fa Maiden lane Lynch Francis, laborer, 273 North John Lynch James, tavern, cor East Maiden ane and John {neh Patrick, laborer, Emerald synch Thomas, laborer, Aikman's av Lynch Timothy, laborer, 214 North ohn \u2019 Lynd Geo.PF, collarmaker, 116 Rebecca Lynd Mus.Helen, wid William, 26 Hess Lyd Mss.Sarah, wid George F., 116 ebecca Lyne John, shoemaker, Little William Lyme Mes.Marthd, wid Andrew, 80 Vest av Lynel John, laborer, Mary > Lyon Anthony, machinist, 84 West av you John, brass moulder, 154 York Nope Isabella, wid Thomas, 103 er .?Lyon Thomas, sailor, 107 Napi \u2019 3 Napier Hom pa printer, 13 Kelly zyons William boarding \u201chous ase Maiden Lane 8 house Myonge Tlenty, 55 Noth Hess hôtel Janes, D péietor Volunteers Macabe Thomas D on ne Wil Macabe Thomas\" i ver, William 9 South Hess of Macabe & Thompson, Macabe 1 > .; nt Plompson, carriage manufac: acallu, 160 King west : ' Lo school, 41 Tore principal Central Al C: AY noo LAY À.IL, agent Provincial Co.Novi Jo, and Trust and Loan Macau], : Ti ms, h 166 North James ¥ dimes, laborer, McNab nort], 92 Macaulay John A.photographer, 38 King east, h 191 King n Wellington Macaulay Kenneth, tailor, 177 King east Macaulay R., dccountant Canada Life Assurance Co.Macauley Mrs, Margaret, wid G., 82 South John Macbeth Andrew, laborer G.W.R., 119 Napier Maccandlish Peter, 1aborer, 142 Hunter Maccarthy Mrs.M.A, teacher Wesleyan Female college, King east, h 94 South John Macdonald A.F., bank clerk Macdonald James A.G., teller Royal Canadian bank, 128 Cannon east Macdonald John, bookkeeper, 255 North Hughson Macdonald J., laborer, 254 North James MACDONALD JOHN D.M.D, 70 South James Macdonald Mrs., dressmaker.184 James Macdonald Walter R., barrister, &c., 82 South James cor Bold Macdonald William, bar tender Roaches refreshment saloon, h 251 North James Mace Jacob, laborer, 61 Mary Macfarlane Miss Margaret, female home, 81 Maria Macfarlane Miss M., matron at the gaol Mackay £nos D., wharfinger and commission merchant, Mackay's wharf, h 313 North James Mackay Alpheus, fitter, George Mackay George, clerk City Chamberlain office, 90 Park north Mackay George, machinist, 29 West Simcoe Mackay Mrs.Margaret, wid Robert, 8 Augusta Mackay Mrs.M.A, wid James.40 Guise Mackay Samuel, blacksmith, 100 Park north Mackay William, of McKenzie & Mac- kay, 11 Bold MACKELCAN FRANK, of Mackelcan & Gibson, 38 North Catherine Mackel can Geo.L.M.D.coroner, 17 Gore MACKELCAN & GIBSON, barristers, attorneys, solicitors, &c., 1 Hughson north Mackelcan John, M.D., M.R.C.S,, London, England, 16 Gore Mackenna J.E., barrister, 2 James MACKENZIE ALEX.L, of Buchanans, Binny & Mackenzie, 17 West Main Mackenzie George, storekceper G.W.R., 125 Market Mackenzie Kenneth, stamp and seal maker, 117 Maria Mackintosh David, M.D., 96 North John Mackintosh Hugh, hairdresser, 64 King west Macklin J.C., commercial traveller, West Main Maclaren William, laborer.101 Rebecca Maclean Alexander, clerk, 1 Augusta Maclean George, moulder, bds at 63 North John Maclean Hugh, baker, 81 West Main Maclean Hugh, house agent, James south, h 83 West Main MACLEAN JOHN, editor and proprietor of the People\u2019s Journal, Toronto, bh 43 George Maclean rev.John, Episcopal methodist, 101 South Catharine Macleod William, Dboilermaker, 244 North Bay .Macpherson Lauchlin, plasterer, 86 Park north Macrae J.Octavius, 60 North Bay Macwhorten Mrs.Margaret, 37 Catha- rine north matron 28 McAllister James, 71 North John McAllister John, blacksmith, 63 East Maiden lane McAllister John, grocer, 130 North McNab McAllister William J, printer, 11 Locomotive McAndrew Geo.painter, 27 North John McAndrew Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, 99 South John McAndrews Patrick, laborer, 132 King William McArthur Duncan, carpenter, 1 O'Reilly McArthur Mrs.Mary Ann, artist, 94 South John McAulay Mrs.Margaret, wid G., store, 82 South John McAulay William, of Hamilton & McAulay, 103 James McAuliffe Jer., grocer, 125 Park north McAuliffe Patrick, store and tavern- keeper, 32 Guise McBean John, carpenter, Keneill McBeth Mrs.Catherine, wid John, 59 North Catherine McBeth William, machinist, 115 Hunter McBride Andrew, laborer G.W.R., 18 East Murray McBride Daniel, laborer, 183 North Catharine McBride Dennis, laborer, 176 North Catharine McBride James, 70 South Catharine McBride Philip, machinist, 54 Strachan east McBride Thomas, laborer.212 Hughson McBrine David, painter, #5 Spring McCabe Mrs.Mary, wid Hugh, 127 North McNab McCallum Alexander, moulder, 9 Locomotive McCallum Malcolm, upholsterer, 114 York McCallum Thos., cabinetmaker, 8 Bay McCandlers William, porter, h Victoria McCann Ezekiel, 539 East Maiden lane McCann Henry.candy maker, 62 Westar McCann John, shoemaker, 97 James McCann Mrs.Helen.wid George, fancy goods, 32 South James McCann Thomas, saloonkeeper, Maiden lane McCardle Mrs.Martha, wid Patrick, 130 Joho north McCarthy Chs., tailor, 123 North Locke McCarthy Dennis, innkeeper and grocer, King east McCarthy Dennis, lager beer saloon, 21 King William McCarthy James, foreman.Hannah McCartney William, carpenter, Kelly McCarty Jeremiah, seaman, Stuart McCARTY JULIUS C., lumber yard, 108 and 110 York, h 33 North Bay McCarty Richard, laborer, 62 North ess McCarty Thomas, carter.Barton McCauley Thomas, machinist, 96 South Catherine McCleland Robt., laborer,130 Catharina McClogan Patrick, saloon, 101 South John .McCloy Mrs.Agnes, wid William, 34 North Catharine ) McClure James, cabinetmaker, 76 Mulberry McClure James F., clerk audit office, G.WR, 61 Park north McClure Wu, carpenter, 37 Ferrie west McColl Hugh, engine driver G.W.R, 66 Locomotive McComb John, tailor, 36 West av McComb Mrs.Margaret, wid J ohn, boarding louse, 104 Market 84 HAMILTON.DOMINION 386 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op McCOMB THOMAS, Gore marble works, 100 Merrick cor Bay McCome William, marblecutter, 72 Vine McConnell John B., bartender Royal hotel, 61 James McConnell Michael, butcher, 158 King, h Main McCormick Ralph, teamster, 51 East Hannah McCowell Bernard, laborer, Dundurn McCowell John, carter, 63 North Buy McCoy Alexander, carpenter, 155 Cannon east McCoy John, Wellington McCoy Mrs.Sarah, wid Alexander, 24 Guise McCoy Mis.Jane, wid Archibald, 100 North park McCracken Alfred, cooper, William McCRACKEN H., proprietor Anglo American hotel, 16 Market sq McCRACKEN JAMES, high bailiff, City hall, h 44 King William McCracken John, bookkeeper, 24 Wilson McCracken William H., clerk, 51 North Catharine McCraney G.K., of McCraney & Walton, James north McCRANEY & WALTON, agents Wheeler and Wilson's sewing machines, 54 North James McCready Joseph, salesman, 75 Market McCready Mrs.Joseph, 177 North Bay McCue James, laborer, North Bay cor Peter McCuewn Hugh, saddler, &c., 91 South John McCULLOCH DAVID, jun., of Lawson, McCulloch & Co.Little Peel McCulloch David, sen., car builder G.W.R., Little Peel McCulloch Mrs.Harriet, wid Robert, 304 North Hughson McCulloch Peter, innkeeper, 41 York McCulloch William, G.W.R., bds at Little Peel .McCullough John, carpenter, 60 West Maiden lane McCulley Alexander, shoemaker, 12 West Cannon McCuniffe Michael, laborer, Wentworth McCurdle Mrs.Martha, wid, 130 North carpenter, 122 North 44 King John McCurdy William, carpenter, 153 King William McDermott William, laborer, 12 East Simcoe McDermit Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Colin, 229 Main west McDonald A.B., salesman Buntin, Gillies & Co., bds at Cook\u2019s hotel, 70 and 72 King west : McDonald Alex.,carpenter, 6 Wellington McDonald Alex., contractor, 139 York McDonald Alexander, engineer, 47 North Caroline McDonald Charles, pensioner, 120 Catharina McDonald David, grocer, 50 North Bay cor York McDonald James, 33 Rebecca McDonald James, laborer, 38 East Maiden lane McDonald James, shoemaker, 136 East Maiden lane McDonald John, mason, 176 Rebecca McDonald John, hostler, 26 Noith Hughson McDonald John, shoemaker, 116 Cutha- rina McDonald Mrs, E.A., wid John À, 162 James McDonald Ms, Ellen, wid Robert, 46 Burlington McDonald Mrs.Grace, wid Duncan, 237 York McDonald Mrs.M., wid Malcolm, 10 Napier McDonald Patrick, laborer, 94 Walnut McDonald Robert, clerk, 6 Wellington McDonald Walter R., barrister, James McDonald William, bookkeeper, 38 Just Maiden lane McDonough Mrs.Ellen, wid Andrew, 3 West Hunter McDougald Miss Margaret, Maiden lane McDougall James, dealer in cond oil, 37 King west McDougall Mrs.Agnes M., wid James, 27 Picton cast McDougall William, machinist G.W.R., 38 Strachan east McDowell Samuel, 161 York McDowell William, laborer, 195 Main McEachren Mrs.Charlotte, wid John, 78 Hughson McEagan Henry, pedlar, 79 East Hunter McElderry Frank, clerk, bds at Royal hotel, 61 James McElroy James, constable, 53 Walnut MeEwan Hugh, harnessmaker, 35 South - Catharine McEwan Samuel, laborer, 89 North Hess McEwen David È, cashier G.W.R., 34 Barton McFadden Alex., brass founder, Kelly McFadden John, constable, 342 Hughson McFadden Mrs.Mary, wid John, 117 Hunter McFarlane Alexander, carpenter, 117 Rebecca McFarlane Mrs.Margaret, wid John, 117 Rebecca McFarlane Robert, G.T.R., 117 Rebecca McFee Malcolm, watchman G.W.R., 218 North John McFia Robert, clerk, bdsat Royal hotel, 61 James McGarrey Patrick, baker, 82 Bold McGarrigle John, laborer, East Hannah McGarvey David, 17 Wellington McGarvin Edward, school teacher, 30 West Main McGee Hugh, mason, 81 Cherry McGee James, carter, 25 Burlington McGillivray Donald, laborer, 75 Elgin McGinnis John, dry goods merchant, 27 Maria McGinnis Mrs.Anna, wid Hugh, 348 Hnghson McGiverin Edward, 122 James north MeGIVERIN W., & CO.wholesale hardware merchants, South James MeGiverin William, of W.McGiverin & Co., 2 Vine McGovern John, pensioner, Macaulay cast McGowan Archibald, North ITess McGowan Patrick, butcher, 2 Margaret McGrath Edward, waggonmaker, 41 South James, h 11 Hunter McGrath an, laborer, York McGrath Michael, Inborer, Canada McGrath Patrick, laborer, 42 Robinson McGregor Dunenn, cnrriagemuker, King west McGregor George M., manager Cooperative store, 7 Market sq, h Cannon McGregor M., clerk, bds at 7 Cannon cast MeGregor Thomas, moulder, 88 North John MeGuigen Mrs.Catherine, wid Felix, 74 North Caroline 94 East machinist, 77 McGuire Francis, furniture dealer, 25 King William McGuire Mrs.Bridget, wid James, 9 Catherine McGuire Patrick, 79 South James Melluffie J., tobacconist, 74 King West Mellarg James, agent, 142 North Bay Mcllenry P., landing waiter custom house Metlenry Peter north MeHooy Mrs.Snral, 125 King east MelTowie Matthew, bs wt Little Peel Mellwrenith Alexander, mason, 4 Well ington Mecllwrnith Jus, G, clerk, 4 Wellington McILWRAITII THOMAS, manager Hamilton Gus Light Co.,99 North park MeInarny James, machinist, 222 North linghson MecIndoe Miss Agnes, boys school, 26 Rebecca { McInerny John, laborer, Davenport McInnes Alex?, of Sanford, Melnnes & Co., head of South John ; McINNES BROTHERS & CO, whole- § sale dry goods, John south McInnes D., & Co., Canadian manufactures, King east n John McInnes D., of McInnes Brothers & Co, Rockeastle McInnes Duncan, salesman, 127 Hunter McInnes Mrs, Duncan, dressmaker, 99 James 1 McInnis Mrs.Johanna, wid Duncan, 27 Maria McIntosh John, boilermaker, 130 Cannon east McIntosh John, builder, Inchberry McIntyre Jas., sailor, 155 King William MeIntyre John G., boilermaker, 28 Murray west McIntyre Mrs.Agnes, wid James, 31 North Caroline McIntyre Mrs, Ellen, South Catharine McKaig John, locksmith, 28 York McKay Alexander, proprietor Victoria hotel, 79 King east McKay Alexander, stonemason, 84 Bold McKay G.C., book and job printer and wood engraver, Market cor McNab MoKay George,clerk City hall,90 North par McKay James, 1 West Main McKay Jas.carpenter, West Maiden lane McKay John, 232 Bay north McKay John, board of works foréman, 74 Hunter cast McKay Peter, tailor, 107 James McKay Robert, plasterer, 82 South Caroline MeKay Wm,, watchmaker, 97 Hughson McKay Willinm, wool merchant, King, h \u201c11 Bold MeKEAND ARCITIBALD, banker and broker, insurance and general passage agent, 11 North James, h 84 South James MeKennd George, 88 South Bay MeKeand James C., foreman Carbon oil Co., Victorin av MeKeand T.R,, clerk Canadian Bank of Commerce MeKee John, hotélkeeper, 69 South John McKee Mrs, Margaret, wid William, 136 West av McKee Willinm, porter, 51 East unter MeKeend Jnmes O., manager oil works, Victoria nv McKeever Jas, Inborer, 16 West Cannon MeKelvy Samuel, laborer, 101 Bold S., grocer, 75 Park wid Peter, 31 ONTARIO] DOMINION 387 DIRECTORY.HAMILTON.McKenly captain John, 549 South Jlington ; sore John E,, barrister, south, h 51 Wellington ; McKenna Morris, laborer, 247 King Jilliam JoKemns Duncan, salesman, 127 Hunter jcKenzie Alexander, shoemaker, 74 rick Holme Andrew D, of Matches & McKenzie, 39 Cherry McKenzie J.1, of Kerr, Brown & McKenzie, South McNab cor Bold ; McKenzie John, lahorer, bids at 4 West Main McKenzie John, messenger Canadian Bank of Commerce McKenzie Kenneth, commercial traveller, bds at Tecumseh house, 39 James McKenzie & Mackay, wool and flax brokers and insurance agents, 9 King James east McKenzie Mrs.Jane, wid William, 95 Wellington McKenzie Mrs.Janet, 82 Hughson McKenzie rev.J.G., ch of England, 162 James McKenzie Thomas H., of McKenzie & MacKay, Dundas McKeown Hugh, saddler, 81 South John McKeown John, barrister, &c., Commercial buildings, South James McKeown John, laborer, 33 Simcoe east McKerlie Mrs.Loretta, wid Daniel, 30 Gore McKibben Wm., watchman, 16 West av McKichan Henry F., paper bag manufacturer, 79 East Hunter MeKichan J.R., paper bag manufacturer, 4 South McNab McKiggin Nicholas, plasterer, 12 West av McKillop Archibald, commercial tra vel ler, 107 East Hunter McKillop David, of John Thomas & Co, 7 Elgin MeKindsey Mrs.Jane, wid William, 95 Wellington McKinlay James, machinist, 43 Napier McKinney John, laborer, 323 North John MoKINSTRY HENRY, manager Royal Canadian bank, 74 Park north MeKinty captain John, 49 Wellington MeKittricke Samuel, laborer, 280 King wes MeKnight John W., Mary McLaren James, grocer, 235 North John and 38 East Simcoe McLaven Mrs.Jane, wid William P.South James \u2019 McLaren Wm, bookkeeper, 99 ÿ shoemaker, 97 West av MeLanghlin Alexander, engine driver G.W R., 68 Locomotive McLaughlin Anthony, North Bay \u2019 McLaughlin James, moulder, 157 North bay ' McLaughlin Miss Elizabeth, dressmak £ Miss Eliz ssmaker, 105 North Hughson \u2019 Shen McLaughlin Ths.moulder, 181 Rebecen ; IcLean À lexander, clerk, 1 Augusta Mclean George, shoemaker, 49 South \" Quthering clean John, laborer, 102 Napier McLean Willi, carpenter, 305 McNab north ' eu Donalq, bookseller, 28 King {cle ox or.helper ren Alexander, helper, 182 North McLennan Kenneth, 3 Ferguson ay eLonnan James t 1 >s, tanner, 140 Es Maiden lang \u2019 \u2019 5 laborer, 240 McLennan William, saddler, 101 Re- hecca McLeod Angus, moulder, North Caroline McLeod Charles, dyer, 115 James McLeod John, clerk, 59 Charles McLeod Mrs, Elizabeth dyer, 115 James McLeod Oliver, blacksmith, 41 North Bay MeLeod Robert, gardener.hds at 53 Gore McLiece Mrs.Mary, wid William J., 117 North McNab McLoughlin Garrett, laborer, 131 Re- bzcca McMahon Edward, King William Lu.McMahon Hugh, carpenter, 44 Wellington McMahon Isaac, saloonkeeper, 7 Market 84 saloonkeeper, 28 McMahon Jeremiah, moulder, 55 East Maiden lane McMahon John, clerk, 13 Cannon east McMahon John, laborer, Catherine McMahon John, laborer.Wilson McMahon William F., watchmaker, 86 King east, bds at Henry McMan William, 87 West av McManamie William, constable, 114 Napier : McMann James, Wellington McMannamy Patrick, laborer, 55 Catharina McManus James, shoemaker, 17 Cath- cart McManns John, agent, 97 North John McMeekin Wm., machinist, 37 Market McMenemy Alexander, detective, 63 North Locke McMenemy James.of Mathews & Co., 128 West av McMenemy John, 226 Barton east McMenemy William, laborer, 220 Barton east McMichael Isaac, Napier McMicking Mrs.Margaret, wid Thomas, 96 North Catharine McMillan James, agent, 122 William McMillan John, grocer, 210 King east McMillan Mrs.Jessie, wid Archibald, 37 North Bay McMILLAN WILLIAM, wood purchasing agent G.W.R, Hughson, h 63 South McNab McMullen John, cooper, 142 North John McNab Archibald, porter, 9 West Hunter McNab Charles, commercial traveller, bds at T Cannon east McNab David, clerk, Elgin McNab Street Presbyterian church, rev.David Inglis, McNab McNab William, seaman, 42 Burlington McNair Samuel, inspector weights and measures, h 87 Westav McNaughton Alexander, 24 North Caroline McNeil John, laborer, 142 North Catha- rine McNeil Miss Mary A, school teacher, 17 Cherry McNeil Robert, brass finisher, 13 Locomotive McNicholl John, laborer, 335 North James MeNiece Mrs.Mary, wid William, 117 McNab McNoah Thomas, North Bay MeNough Patrick, seaman, 50 Guise MeNulty Michael, laborer, Strachan east McPhail James, shoemaker, 11 Charles leather dealer, 54 King tavernkeeper, 92 McPhail John, butcher, 83 East Hunter McPhee Donald, plumber, 65 James South, h 11 North Hess McPherson John, of John McPherson & Co., 12 South Hess McPherson Donald, confectioner, 74: King west, h 17 Park McPHERSON JOHN, & CO., wholesale manufacturers of boots and shoes, 51 and 53 King east McPherson Laughlin, North park McPherson Mrs.Agnes K.wid William, 249 James north McPhie Donald, plumber and gasfitter, 65 South James, h Hess MePhie Miss Mary, school teacher.20 East Hunter McQuesten Calvin, M.D., West Maiden lane cor McNab MeQuillin Peter, hatmaker, 110 Westav McQuillin Robert, carter, 110 West av McRae Colin, dry goods, 40 James, h 78 Ferguson av McRae David, laborer, North Hnghson McRae Edward, wheelwright, 11 East Hunter McRoberts John, moulder, 76 Mary McSherry Thomas, tailor, 108 East Maiden lane MeStravick Henry, 104 West av Meyelgh Patrick, moulder, 148 North ay McVetie John, laborer, 219 East Barton McVey Mrs.Isabella, wid William.267 McNab north MeVicar Angus, tinsmith, 14 Spring McWhirter Mrs.Margaret, 37 North Catherine McWilliams Robert.273 McNab north Maddock James, laborer.56 Ferrie west Maddocks George, blacksmith, 54 Locomotive Maenke Frederick, finisher,241 King east east Maenke Herman, tailor, 227 King east Maenke John, laborer, 225 King east Magann George, of G.Magann & Co., 26 Sheafte Magann George, & Co., chemists and druggists, 1 Market sq Magann Mrs.Mary, wid Daniel.26 Sheaffe Magee William, feed store, 198 James Magen Christopher, butcher, 10 James Street market Maggarll Mrs.Susan, wid Francis.16 O'Reilly MAGILL CHARLES, M.P., carpets and floor cloths, 76 King east, h cor Main and James Magill George, 48 North Catharine Magill Samuel, carpenter, East Main Mahany William laborer, 110 Catharina Mahoney Daniel, laborer, 53 Catharina Mahoney Daniel, quarryman, 113 Walnut Mahoney Daniel, turnkey at the gaol Mahoney James, seaman, 258 Hughson north MAHONY JOHN C., importer, manufacturer and dealer in boots and shoes, 26 King, h 31 Catharine north Mahoney Martin, seaman, 12 Wood west Mahony Michael, 111 Park north Mahony Mrs.Catherine, wid John.2 Wood west Main Alexander, ropemaker, 231 Hugh- son north Mairty Patrick, laborer.Commercial buildings, South James Maitland James, laborer, 198 King William plasterer, 86 Maitland Stewart, painter, 21 Spring HAMILTON.DOMINION 388 DIRECTORY.[Proving OF Malamphy Thos., engine driver G.W.R., 82 North Hess Malary William, old clothes dealer, 103 South John Malcolm James, accountant, 110 Caroline south Malcolm John, carpenter and joiner, Market, h Queen Malcolm John, foreman of waterworks, 116 North John Malcolm John, saloon, 37 North McNab Malcolmson captain James, 138 North MeNab Malcolmson George, shipowner, 266 North MeNab Malcolmson James, laborer, Hughson norili Malcolmson John, carpenter, 27 North Queen Malcolmson Jolm, shipowner, 26 Ferric Malcolmson Juhn GC.laborer, 300 Hughson north Malcolmson Samuel S., engineer, 16 Ferric west Malcolmson Stewart, 264 North MeNab Mulins Wm., carter, 251 King William Mallen George, farmer, 98 South Ca- tharine Malloch Archibald Edward, M.D.Mallock Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thomas, 32 Bay Mallon John, laborer, East Hannah Mallory Eli II., manager Canada Felt Hat Co., 38 North Catharine Mallory William, second hand clothing, 103 South John Malone Michael, laborer, 128 North Catharine Maloney Mrs.Catherine, store, McNab Maloy James, laborer, Catharine Maltus Leonard, cabinetmaker, 34 North Caraline ; Manay Wm.laborer, 48 King William Manchbridge George, clerk, bds at 1 Augusta Manchester hotel, James Forest, pro- prictor, North Bay Manfeld Charles, King east Manher James, laborer, 21 Ferrie west Mann Henry, laborer, 20 North Pearl Mann Thomag, moulder, bds at 65 North John Mann William, carpenter, 31 South Pearl Manning Frederick, mason, 111 East Maiden lane Manning Frederick, moulder, 227 King tavernkeeper, 84 east Mansfield George, laborer, 75 North Hess Manson Mrs.Jane, wid William, 64 Walnut Manson W., clerk Canadian Bank of Commerce, bds at 64 Walnut Maple Leaf hotel, John Miller, proprietor, 113 James MARBLE HALL RESTAURANT, Wil- liaja Hurston, proprietor, 48 Jumes Marin Michael, laborer, 31 Sheaffe Marks Edward, moulder, 84 South John Marlatt Stafford D., of P.W.Dayfoot & Co., 61 Queen west Marriot William, laborer, 67 Napier Marriott Henry, laborer, 136 North Bay Marriott Thomas, teamster, 31 Napier Mars Alexander, of Lawson, McCulloch & Co., King east MARSDEN THOMAS, carver, gilder and picture frame maker, manufacturer of washable gilt moulding, 54 James north, h 134 Park north Marsh David, bookkeeper, 20 Margaret Marsh Wm, laborer, 136 North McNab Marshall George, laborer G.W.R., 144 North John Marshall James, clerk G.W.R., 39 North Caroline Marshall John,foreman Carbon Oil Co, 228 Barton east Marshall Jol, laborer G.W.R., 47 South Pearl Marshall Jos., enrpenter, 54 North Bay Marshall Mrs.Ann, wid Joseph, grocer, 65 Pearl Marshall Thomas, North MeNab Marshall Thos., saloon, 74 South Julm Marshall Thomas, tailor, 33 Napier Marshall Wm., bookkeeper, 133 South John Marston Rich, faney goods, 176 James Martin Arch, laborer, 31 Wellington Martin Benjunin, cnbinetmaker, 82 West Main MARTIN & BRUCE, barristers at law and solicitors in chancery, 5 King west MARTIN & CARSCALLEN, bnrris- ters, notaries, &c, are highly recommended for making prompt collections in all parts of Ontario, cor King and James Martin Edward, of Martin & Bruce, Upper James Martin Edward, stonecutter, 10 Wellington Martin George, carter, 17 South Locke Martin Hubert, leather and findings and lager beer saloon, 3 King William, h 121 York Martin J.B., proprictor Shakspeare hotel, Market sq Martin Jus., confectioner, 83 King west Martin John, laborer, 154 Park north Martin Jolin, mason, 191 King William Martin John, moulder, Cannon west Martin John, salesman, 9 Elgin Martin Mrs.Ann, wid James, 7 Cherry Martin Mrs.Margaret, wid William, 95 Mary : Martin Philip, provisions, cor Jobn and King William Martin Richard, of Martin & Carscallen, Upper John Martin Thomas, 5 Grove Martin William D., fitter, 63 Catherine Maruska Anth.,stonecutter, 103 George Masett Michael, agent, 10 Mary Mason Christopher, laborer, Emerald Mason Edw., engine driver, 37 Florence Mason James, moulder, 69 York MASON JOHN J., accountant and offi- cinl assignee, 3 King west, h 29 North Catharine Mason Joseph, wireworker and white- smith, 96 King east Mason Miss Mary June, dressmaker, 122 West av Mason Thomas, hatter and furrier, 13 North James Mason Walter, machinist, 195 North Hughson Massey Jobn, conductor G.W.R., 172 North Mary Masterson Jumes, laborer, 126 North Catharine Mastison James, laborer, 126 Catherine Matches John B., of Matches & Mc- Kenzie, cor Barton and Ferguson av MATCHES & McKENZIE, clothiers and gentlemen's mercers, 10 King west Matheson Jag., laborer, 126 North Mary Matheson John, foreman Mackay\u2019s wharf, 25 Guise Mathias D.8., superintendent Hamilton boilermaker, 184 North rolling mills, 131 Cannon west om eee Mathews George H., post office .35 Market 5 1 ce clerk, Mathews J., of Mathews & Co., Cay non east ro MATHEWS J, & CO, puinters and glaziers, paperhangers, &c., 12 Market Mathews J.B., livery stable, 33 Market h 35 Market a.Matthews George, printer, 138 King Wiliam Bo Prien, 199 King Matthews Jolm 1B.shoemaker, 184 King William ! Matthews Mrs.June, wid George, 96 North Catharine ! Mattice James 11, bookkeeper, bds at 29 North Wellington \u2019 Maunder Richard, carpenter, 58 Robert Maxwell Henry, laborer, Poulette Maxwell Jumes, 332 North Hughson Maxwell Jumes, tinsmith, Victoria av Maxwell Thomas, 25 Margaret May Miss Mary A., Mountain brow Mayhew Edward, carpenter, 4 East Main Mead Thomas, carpenter, 87 Welling- on Meade Miss Sarah, 143 William Meadows Samuel, cabinetmaker, 15 South Caroline Meakins Charles W., of Meakins & Sons 176 King eust ' Menkins Charles W., jun., of Meakins & Sons, 176 King east Meakins George II., machinist, 16 Cath- cart Meakins Jonathan M., of Meakins & Sons, 176 King east MEAKINS & SONS, wholesale brush manufacturers, 176 King east Mechanics hall, 33 North James MECHANICS INSTITUTE AND PUBLIC HALL, Alexander Rutherford, superintendent, 39 James north Medley Thomas, clerk, bds at Tecumseh hotel, James North Meikle James, clerk, 25 Maria Meikle W., & Co., manufacturers agents, 36 John MEIKLE W., & CO., manufacturers wholesale agents, and dealers in grain, butter, hops and other produce on commission, office and warerooms 36 John north Meikle William, of W.Meikle & Co.John Meinke Fred, moulder, 241 King east Meinke Herman, tailor, 227 King east Meinke John, laborer, 225 King east Mellon John, mason, Nightingale Mellon William, mason, Nightingale Meneilley William J.,tinsmith, 107 North McNab Menard Peter, glass blower, 3 Picton west Mendon L.C., sewing machines, 81 North James .Menzies George, second teller Bank of British North Amerien,22 East Hunter Menzies John, Inhorer, 267 North James Mercer Birtwistle, tailor, 58 West Hunter MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA.James Bancroft, manager; David Kemp, nceountant, South Jumes cor Main Meredith John Stanley, teller Merchants Bank of Cannda, bds at Royal hotel, 61 James Meredith Jas.S., commission merchant, 39 South James cor inst Maiden Inne Moreness Orville, shoemaker, 119 Cannon enst -Merges Mrs, Fanny, wid Peter, boarding house, 7 Florence OsTsnIn.] DOMINION 389 DIRECTORY.HAMILTON- Merriman George, shoemaker, bds at 4 West Main ferry William, co! Ne 4 Michael, Bible a Meston Charles, flour an d 32 York Metcalf Christopher, carter, 35 North collector, 14 Charles ent, 72 Mary feed store, 30 Bay .METCALF JOSEPH, auditor G.W.R., Hughson, h 53 Ferguson av Methodist Episcopal church, rev.A.Beame, John Metropolitan saloon, Wm.Noble, proprietor, 53 North James Mewburn T.C., 148 West Main Meyer Alexander, tinsmith, bds at 44 North Oathanne 235 King east Meyers Joseph, laborer, 230 King ea Meyers M, tailor, 3North McNab, h East Maiden lane MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD, A.MeKeand, agent, 11 James North.Miokie James, bookkeeper, bds at Royal hotel, 61 James .Middlewood Mrs.Mary, wid Joseph, 110 North Bay - Midgley George, bootmaker, 174 James Midwinter Joh,carpenter,153 Park north Midwinter Joseph, carpenter, 82 North Locke ; Milbee James, roller, 81 North Caroline Milborn Robert, tailor, 14 Hughson, h Hannah Milburn John, laborer, 329 Barton east Miles Miss Prudence, Wentworth Miles William, laborer, Wellington Millar Robert C., clerk, bdsat 37 North Catherine Miller Alexander, laborer, William Miller Christopher, laborer, 303 North James Miller Edgar G., butcher, 31 West Stuart Miller Francis, carpenter, 8 Spring Miller Geo., police constable, West 37 av Miller Hugh, laborer, r Wilson Miller James, laborer, Greig Miller James, laborer, 48 Walnut Miller John,proprietor Maple Leaf hotel, ames Miller John, salesman, 94 King west Miller John, tailor, 3 Kelly Miller Joseph, ornamental painter, 9 South park Miller Mrs., wid Felix, 237 King east Miller Mrs.Catherine, wid Andrew, 58 Ferguson av ! \u2019 Miller rev.Robert, Episcopal methodist, 89 King William Miller , Robert, engine driver, 56 Park nortl, Miller Samuel, M.D.Miller Thomas, clerk G.W.R,, Inchberry Milligon Ths., laborer, 62 Maiden lane Mills Charles, grocer, 142 East Main Mills George, gardener, James Street Mills Geo.H., barrister.Main, h 73 G I ster, » + teorge MILLS HON.SAMUEL, North Queen Mills sane, insur wrth John nee Us James, butcher, 2 3 Sty market, h pe Nowth Formes Street Ths James 11, solicitor, cor Main and BN Joh pen 4 Gore ; m, jun, clerk, 54 Gore Mi Tosti heen wg pout Tames mes h de nr and farrier, 7 North alls Nelson, South Queer : Mi à cor George Mills Robert, carpenter, 29 South Q ucen Mills Wilh eae = Steven carpenter, King east cor agent, bds at 55 Mills William, carriage trimmer, 22 North Pearl Mills William, laborer, 36 East Simcoe Mills William H., 151 West Main Milne Alexander, carpenter, 5 Catharina Milne Alexander, grocer, 190 King east Milne James, gardener, 108 South Caroline MILNE JOHN, of Burrow, Stewart & Co., Peel Milne Robt., photographer,18 West Main Milne William,deputy sheriff and gaoler, Court house, Main Milroy Robert, banker, 90 South James Milsom John, blacksmith, 33 Colborne Mine Jas., moulder, 174 North Catharine Minken John, laborer, 241 King east Minnes James, blacksmith, 68 South Caroline Minnes Thomas, blacksmith, 74 North McNab, bh 66 North McNab MINTY FRANCIS C., of Taylor & Minty, 27 South Wellington Mitchell A.A., whitewasher, 43 Florence Mitchell Alexander, collector, 136 King William Mitchell Alfred, saddle and harness maker, 25 North James Mitchell Chs., foreman, 28 South Queen Mitchell Daniel, printer, 77 East Maiden lane Mitchell David, shoemaker, 147 East Main Mitchell Edward, teller Canadian Bank of Commerce, 136 King William Mitchell Francis, glass blower, 221 James Mitchell George, trackman G.W.R., 108 Cannon Mitchell James, bailiff, 28 O'Reilly Mitchell John, alderman.27 West Main Mitchell John, stonemason, 172 North McNab Mitchell Jos., plasterer, 48 Ferguson av Mitchell & Laing, grocers, 80 King west 5725 MITCHELL THOMAS, manufacturer of brooms, brushes, whisks, rope, wood and willow ware, 31 King east, h 133 East Main Mitchell Thos.machinist,33 Park south Mitchell Thos.F., of Mitchell & Laing, Main Mitchell Wm.machinist,84 North Locke Mitchell William M., glass blower, 9 East Murray Moffatt John, tailor, 10 South James Moffat Robert, carpenter.118 North Bay Mohr William, melodeon maker, 83 East Main Molloy Thomas, grocer, 227 James Moloney Ed.seaman, 272 North McNab Moloney Mrs.Catherine, wid Patrick, 265 North McNab Molzan Chs., shoemaker, 89 King east Monahan Mrs.Mary, wid Patrick, 50 Catharina Monger David, laborer, 169 Rebecca Monk William, tax collector, Florence Monteith John, moulder, 37 North Caroline Montgomery John.116 Napier Montgomery Robert, trunkmaker, bds at £ West Main MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO, head office, Montreal ; George A.Young, agent, cor James aud Merrick.See Ado (ALLAN LINE) page Jacing first cover MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Geo.Black, manager, 12 South James, h 11 Murray ; William J.Ussery, operator Branch office, North McNab Moodie John, fancy goods, 38 King west, h G:orge - \u2019 Moodie P.H., teacher Grammar school, West Main cor Caroline Moody Chs.W., matmaker, 28 Guise Moody Robert W., clerk, 117 East Maiden lane Moore \u2014, 14 Napier Moore \u2014, chemist and druggist, 33 West Maiden lane Moore Alexander H., bank clerk,43 Duke Moore Arthur, laborer, 28 East av Moore D, & Co, King west, foundry 110 North Catharine .MOORE & DAVIS, land and general agents, 2 King William Moore Dennis, of D.Moore & Co., 12 Hannah Moore Edward, bookkeeper, bds Tecumseh hotel, James Moore Edward H., clerk, 30 Gore Moore Frederick, of Williamson & Co.North Catherine Moore George, carpenter, 181 King east Moore George, laborer.123 North McNab Moore George, laborer G.W.R., 96 North Bay Moore George, seaman, 343 N or th Moore Hugh, yardsman G.W R North Bay Moore James, commercial traveller, 30 Gore Moore James E., herbalist, 180 King William Moore John.of Bowman & Moore, bds at 51 Park north Moore John, license inspector, 43 Duke Moore John, machinist,232 North McNab Moore John Henry, of Bowman & Moore, Park Moore Lawrence.laborer.326 York Moore Lyman, of Lyman Moore & Brier- lex.Palmerson terrace, 33 West Maiden lane Moore Lyman, & Brierley, chemists and druggists, 14 King east Moore Mrs.Alicia, wid Edward, 30 Gore Moore Mrs.Elizabeth, trader, James Street market, h King Will'am Moore Mrs.Jane, wid Samuel, 183 North Hughson Moore Mrs.Mary, wid John, 78 West Main Moore Mrs.Caroline, broker, 138 King east Moore Owen, brickmaker, 302 King west Moore Peter, laborer.60 Robert Moore 8.C., canvasser, 75 East Hunter Moore Samuel J., machine shop, Nor.h Mary, b 89 Cannon east Moore William.steward, 15 West Stuart Moore William J., machinist, 120 East Maiden lane Moore William P., of Moore & Davis, 18 Wellington Moran Edward, 315 York Moran James.carpenter, Jones Moran Michael, laborer, 195 James Moran Mrs.Ellen, wid Edw.265 York Moran Mrs.Mary.wid Daniel.202 North Catharine Moran Thos., blacksmith, 76 North Bay Moran William, proprietor Terrapin saloon, 16 King west Morden John, proprietor hotel, 53 Merrick Morden Wellington, grain buyer.17 Catharina Morgan Alfred, salesman, 71 West Main MORGAN BROTHERS, millers, 27 South John Morgan Charles E.,, clerk, cor Ferguson av and Henry Morgan Richard, carriage trimmer.i3 North park at Flamboro HAMILTON.DOMINION 390 DIRECTORY.[Province op Morgan Robert, of Morgan Brothers, 115 East Main Morgan W., of Morgan Brothers, 49 Eost main Morgenroth Mrs.Henrietta, wid G., innkeeper, 289 York © Moriarty Eugene, shoemaker, 70 Maiden lane Morn John, blacksmith, 76 North Bay Morn Mes.Ellen, wid Edward, 265 York Morris & Brother, groceries, flour and feed, 21 Wellington Morris George, butcher, 23 James Street market, h 18 South Locke Morris Henry, bookkeeper, 210 King William Morris Henry, laborer, 106 Catharina Morris John, butcher, 16 South Locke Morris John, flour and feed store, 40 York, h 19 South Pearl Morris John M.,grocer,161 North McNab Morris Philip, provision dealer, 129 North John Morris Thomas, of Morris & Brother, 26 Wellington Morris William, of Morris & Brother 17 South Pearl Morris William, patternmaker, 30 South Queen Morrisburgh Mrs., wid John, 101 North John Morrison Alexander, laborer, 20 East av Morrison Donald, carpenter, 50 Locomotive Morrison Ferdinand, Queens Arms, York Morrison Geo., machinist, 33 Picton west Morrison Hughson, shoemaker, 74 Maria Morrison J.B., tinsmith, 9 North John, b 65 East Hunter Morrison James, policeman, Catharina cor Aurora Morrison Ths., grocer, 86 South John Morrissey Mrs.Margaret, wid Michael, 211 King east Morrow Charles, mason, 58 Wilson Morrow James, laborer, 35 Kelly Morrow William, laborer, 13 Cathcart Morton David, soap and candle factory, Emerald, h Main Morton George, laborer, 41 Augusta Morton Thomas, 153 North McNab Morton W., shipwright,274 North James Mosby Joseph, hairdresser, 17 Hughson Moses Jas., blacksmith, 35 North Queen Moses John, cigarmaker, 66 North John Moses Myers, tailor, 51 South John Moses Thomas, engine driver G.W.R., 55 Locomotive MOSS JOHN, mechanical accountant G.W.R., Hughson, h 4 Cannon cast Mossman Mark, shoemaker, 28 Gore Moston John, tinsmith, hds at 53 Gore Mostyn John, of Farley & Mostyn, Gore Mothersbraw James, tinsmith, 24 Cannon west Mottashed Jolin,shoemaker, 13 Hughson Mottashed Jos., shoemaker, 35 West av MOTTRAM J.H.[I., general commission agent and agent Globe Printing Co., Toronto, 31 North James, h 46 Hannah east #oalder George, keeper Dunilurn castle, Yor Mount Zion chureh, Wesleyan, rev.W.J.IInnter and rev James Hannon, ministers, 174 Napier Mountain View hotel, Charles Price, proprietor, Jum25 south Mowat William, carpenter, 85 Mary Moves William, boiler tool smith, 47 Cannon west Moyes Miss, milliner, 162 King cast Muel'~r Charles F., oriamental painter, 35 Cherry Mugridge Charles W., of Mugridge & Co., T1 George Mugridge & Co., broom factory, 23 Cannon east Muir James, clerk, 17 Wood cast Muir James, night watchman, 3 St Lawrence av Muir John, hatmaker, 17 Wood east Muir Mrs.Adelaide, 65 South Hughson MUIR WILLIAM K,, general superintendent G.W.R., Hughson, h Cunnon east Muirhead Walter, butcher, 2 James Street market Mulcahy Mrs.Bridget, wid Michael, 201 North Catharine Mullin James, 123 East Main Mullin John A., M.D., 121 James North Mullin Peter, seaman, 372 North James Muncey Robt, clerk G.W.R., Wellington Munday Miss L.S., school teacher, 73 East Main Munday W.T., agent American Merchants Union Express Co., 52 Merrick Munday William G., landing waiter custom house, 237 North McNab Mundell James, bookkeeper, 82 Soulit Catherine Mundie Mrs.Margaret, wid William, S1 West av Mundy Henry, blacksmith, bds 44 North Catherine MUNDY MARK, druggist, James, h 152 North Catherine Munro Cohen J., tinsmith, 150 King William MUNRO & HENDERSON, tailors and clothiers, 28 King Munro Hugh, grocer, 236 James Munro James, of Munro & Henderson, 47 Charles Munro James, laborer, 46 North Bay Munro John, laborer, 276 North Hugh- son Munro major Henry D.,46 South Caroline Munro Mrs.Catherine, wid Alexander boarding house, 53 Gore Munro Mrs.Margaret, wid captain, 71 South Hughson Munro Mrs.Marsella, dressmaker, 18 Vine Munro Mrs.Mary, wid John, 150 King William Munro R.H., of Proudfoot & Munro Munroe Robert, fireman G.W.R,, 75 Napier Munsie Herbert, bookkeeper, 22 Wilson Munzinger J.M., bookbinder, 19 York Murdoch John, grocer, 39 East Simcoe, and 245 North John MURISON GEORGE, mayor, builder, Victoria Murphy Edmund, tailor, Aurora Murphy Edw., laborer, 295 North John Murphy John, tailor, 115 South John Murphy Lawrence, laborer, 69 Barton west Murphy Lawrence, laborer, 339 North James Murphy Matthew, lahorer,223 West Main Murphy Mrs.Aun, wid John, 32 Picton west Murphy Mrs.Ann, wid Martin, 85 North John Murphy Mrs.Bridget, wid Michael, r 59 Yock Murphy Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas, 4 St Lawrence av Murphy & Murray, grocers, 78 King cast, Murphy Robert, machinist, Sophia Murphy Thos., lnborer, Macauley cast Murphy William, carpenter, 89 West Hunter Murphy William, of Murphy & Murray, 50 [Ferguson av Murphy William, stonecutier, 87 Cathy.ring : MURRAY A., & CO., importers of dpy goods, mantles and millinery, 18 Kin.Murray Alexander, of A, Murray & Co Arlo house, Main , Murray Anthony, luborer, 184 King jl.| inm MURRAY C.R, manager Canadiay | Bank of Commerce, cor King ond » Ilughson, h South James ! Murray Charles, clerk, 34 Iless Murray David, manager Rosedale np gery, 100 Ferguson av t Murray Duncan, mason, 37 Shear Murray Hugh, of Murphy & Murray, 64 Ferguson av Murray John, laborer, North Bay Murray Joln W., foreman engineer, 5 Napier Murray Michael, laborer, Strachan cast Murray Miss Helen, 203 Main i Murray Mrs.Catherine, 106 Hughson Murray Mrs.B., wid William, 2 Grove Murray Mrs.Eliza, wid Richard, 92 Maria Murray Peter, 62 Robinson Murray Thomas, carpenter, 23 O'Reilly Murray W., agent, 14 Charles Murray Wm., bookkeeper, 62 Robinson Murton John W., of Murton & Reid, 52 North Catharine } Murton Mrs.Maria, wid William, 9 Hughson Murton Mrs.Mary, wid William, 125 James Murton & Reid, coal merchants, Ontario coal yard, Guise, office 20 James north Murton Stephen J., bank clerk, James Mutter Philip broker, 144 King east Myatt Henry, 69 George Myer William, cabinetmaker, 12 Charles Myers George, laborer, 49 North Bay Myers Hickman, shoemaker, 354 King William Myers Maurice, tailor, 122 East Maiden lane ; Myers William, laborer, 78 Bold Myles Alfred, grain warchouse, 27 North Bay, bh Victoria av Myles Tomas, coal merchant, 9 South HughSon, h Victoria av cor Hunter Myres Juseph, laborer, 235 King south Nagle Edward, laborer, South Nahan Mrs.Catharine, wid James, 8 Catharina Napier Jumes, machinist G.W.R, 219 West Main .Nash David, groom,r 20 North Catherine Nash George, wheelwright, 39 Sheaffe Nash Henry, watchmanG.W.R., Canada Nash Swmiel, pork packer, 3 Market, b 157 South John Nash Willimun, laborer, 4 Wilson NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO, (U.S.A.) Livingston, Moore & Co, enera] agents for Ganadn ; Hdward Robinson, manager, 14 King cast NATIONAL STEAMSHIP CO, A McKeand, agent, 11 James.Nuvell Alfred, cigarmuker, 32 Walnut Neal Edwnrd, storekeoper, 11 King Wil- linm, h 271 King west Nealin Mrs, Mary Ann, wil Thomas, 56 South Caroline Neilson John, porter, bds ot 114 King west - Neligan Richard, carpenter G.W.R, Ii Peter Nelligan Mrs, Margaret, wid John, 12 Ferric cast i Nelligen Mrs.Catherine, trader, Jame Street market, h James DOMINION 391 DIRECTORY.ONTARIO.HAMILTON.Nelson Edward, commercial traveller, 4 Cannon wes Nelson hotel, J.Market sq Nelson Mrs.Mary Ness Thomas, forem Neville Joseph, mac Neville rev., D.D., West av \u2018 y ai New Henry, brickmaker, 228 Ww est Jain New Mrs.Eliza, wid Daniel, 228 West Main ; Newberg Aaron, cigarmaker, John ; Newberry Charles E., of Humphrey & Newberry, 119 East Maiden lane Newbigging William, porter, 92 Cherry NEWBOLD JOSEPH, grocer and provision dealer, 192 guns 1 | New Connexion methodist church, rev.George Brown, 10 Main \u2019 New Dominion Toilet Svap Co, E.R., Kent, manager, 84 King west Newman Miss, 20 Mary Newman Mrs.Harriet, wid James, 20 Mary \u2018Nex William, carpenter, 17 West av Nibelett Charles, barrister, South James, h 41 Catharina Nichol Peter, plumber, 17 Nortlr Queen \u2018Nicholas William, confectioner, 9 North MeNab \u2019 MCNL Nicholson Donald, builder, 4 Duke Nicholson Edward, agent, 59 Mary Nicholson Edward, dealer in hides, 59 Catharine north Nicholson Franklin, clerk G.W.R.station, 159 Park north Nicholson James, laborer,93 West Main Nicholson Peter, engineer, 20 North Bay Nicholson Richard, laborer, 208 North atharine Nicol Peter, plumber G.W.R., T4 Vine Nicoll James, stonecutter, 205 North ohn Niehaus Henry, lager beer saloon, 63 ork Nielson James, 55 West Maiden lane Nighorn Chas., marblecutter, Emerald Ni ling James, laborer G.W.R., 46 Locomotive \u2019 Nisbet Robert, alderman, lumber merchant, 40 Ferguson av Nixon Edward, laborer, North NeNab Nixon Frank, clerk, 51 Park north Nixon Mrs.Dinah, wid James, 131 Westav Noble John, stonecutter Wilson Noble William, Metropolitan salvon and billiard saloon, 53 North James Nolan James pensioner, Stewart Nolan Michael, 75 Catharina Nolan Michael, 1 Ni i Wellington\u201d aborer G.W.R., Little Nolan Owen, proprictor North Ame- Tiean hotel, 33 John north, livery yotable, 56 King William ) Noa Thomas, laborer, 52 Robert Noo, my borer, 280 Hughson north pet atrick, laborer, North Wel- oonan I atrick sh i 3: i > OC! ', .; ; 3 aker, 33 Burling- t .Winckler, proprietor, A.wid John, r West av an, 87 West Hunter hinist, mehberry cl of England, 41 South Norman John, laborer, 142 Marke EE Nathan erine, wid Patrick, 76 bi fron a Bris AND.NERCAN- ANOB C0, à D, LIFE INSUR- 1 Hughson south Cvingle, agent, 3 Margaret Nolan, pro- NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S SS.LINE, Wi.Herman, agent, 48 King cast NORTH SAMUEL, manufacturer of patent drum heater and hot air furnaces, 60 North McNab, h cor Sophia and York Northcott Juseph, machinist, 47 Ferguson av NORTHERN FIRE ASSURANCE CO.A.F.Forbes, agent, Commercial buildings, 20 South James Northey Digory, 15 Wellington Northey Frs., 15 Wellington Northey George, machine shop, King William and 19 Wellington, h 15 Wellington Northey Ths., machinist, 18 Wellington Northover Henry, cabinetmaker, 45 South John Norton Wm., painter, 10 East Murray Norway hotel, G.C.Kludson, proprietor, 35 West Stuart Nowell Mrs.Elizabeth, wid James, North John Noyes Jas., furniture dealer, 114 King east, 154 King, h 156 King east Nugent Thomas, laborer, 47 North Bay Nugin Hugh, North John Nunin John, laborer, 13 Macauley Nutt William, fitter G.W.R., 42 North Locke Nutthall A.J., dry goods,79 South John U'Brien Heury, gunsmith, 71 South John O'Brien James, 127 King William O'Brien Jas., laborer, 248 North John O'Brien James, moulder, 101 Elgin O'Brien Michael, laborer, Barton O\u2019Brien Mrs.Ellen, wid Richard, 61 Catharina O'Brien Mrs.Margaret, wid John, 65 Catharina O'Brien Mrs.Mary, wid Luke, proprietress Wexford house, 127 and 12 King William O\u2019Brien Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Eugene, 4 Stuart O'Brien Patrick, 109 George O'Brien Patrick,sewing machine maker, 127 King William O'Brien Richard, carpenter, 102 Catha- rina O\u2019Brien William, moulder, 21 Kelly O'Brien William, shoemaker, 67 Napier O'Callahan Frank, fruiterer, 16 King west O'Connell Patrick, laborer, 108 Maria O'Connor Daniel, laborer, Walnut O'Connor Donald, laborer, 96 Walnut O'Connor Jas., laborer, 151 North Locke O'Connor John, laborer, 218 North Hughson O'Connor Mrs.Catherine, wid Patrick, 13 Picton west O'Day Dennis, tailor, Aikman\u2019s av O'Dell Edmund R., teamster, 138 East Maiden lane O'Donnell John, laborer, 18 South Mc- Na O'Donohoe John, auctioneer, 5 Market sq O'Dwyer John, laborer, 97 Mary O'Grady Mis.Catherine, wid Jobn, 67 Catharina O'Grady Thos., moulder, 86 North Bay O'Hare Thomas, founder, 61 East Maiden lane O'Heir Peter, saddler, 8 South Jolin, h 42 Wellington O'Keefe David C., surveyor and county engineer office, 25 South John,h Barton O'Leary Mrs.Elizabeth, wid James, 130 North Locke O'Mara Thomas, laborer, 114 Catharina O'Neil Arthur, tailor, 56 South John O'Neil Darby, laborer, York (Neil James, laborer, 37 Wood east O'Neil John, laborer, 32 Burlington O'Neil John, laborer, 150 Market O'Neil John, laborer, 59 Walnut O'Neil John C., of Hogan & O'Neil, 107 Hughson O'Neil Michael, laborer, York O'Neil Mrs., wid, 198 King William O'Neil Patrick, cab driver, 66 Mulberry O'Neil Patrick, laborer, 354 North John O'Neil Richard, laborer, 284 North Hughson O'Neil Robert, teamster, 68 Wood east (O'Neil Thomas, blacksmith, Dundurn O'Neil Ths., laborer, 339 North Hughson (O'Neil Thomas, saddler, 154 Hughson O'Reilly Charles, M.D., C.M., house surgeon City hospital, Jobn cor Guise O'Reilly James Edwin, of O'Reilly & O'Reilly, 53 South Catherine O'Reilly Miles, Q.C., of O'Reilly & O'Reilly, The Willows, Catherine south O'REILLY & O'REILLY, barristers, attorneys, solicitors in chancery, &c., 10 King west (O'Riley Patrick, laborer, North Locke O'Sullivan Thomas J., grocer, 52 Cherry cor O'Reilly O'Toole Owen, carpenter, 278 North McNab O'Toole Stephen, laborer, 282 North McNab Oakes Edward, of Paling & Oakes, 133 North John Oakley William, cabinetmaker, 45 South Pearl Obermyer Mettern, pianoforte maker, 242 King west Uday John, laborer, 13 Wood east Ogilvie David, livery stable, 80 North Bay, h 73 North James Ogilvie William, clerk, 22 Napier Ogilvy Robert, tailor, 27 Spring Old Horace M., hatter, 151 North Mary Oliver John, confectioner, 77 North James Oliver John, shoemaker, 34 Mulberry Oliver Thomas, carpeuter, Inchberry Oliver W., general agent.316 King west Ollman Henry, laborer, Garth Omand Gilbert, clerk, 62 Mulberry Omand James, fitter G.W.R., 155 North McNab Omand Joseph, seaman, 11 Wood east Omand Robert, sewing machine maker, 26 O'Reilly Omand William, fitter, 28 Murray west Omand Wm., pensioner, 140 Hughson Ontario Carbon Oil Co., J.M.Williams, resident, Henry E.Parsons, secretary, Wentworth ONTARIO FARMER, monthly, annual subscription S1; rev.W.F.Clarke, editor; Lawson, McCulloch & Co.proprietors and printers, office South James cor Main Ontario Mutual Life Assurance Co., R.J.Dunstan, agent, 35 King Ontario hotel, William Flook, proprietor, 133 Stuart Ontario Packing house, Isaac Atkinson, manager, J Davis, Liverpool, proprietor, Wentworth ONTARIO STEAM CONFECTIONERY WORKS, Isaac C.Chilman, proprietor, established 1850, 67 King east and 119 King west.ONTARIO VINE YARD, Henry Bauer, proprietor, 15 South James Orchard William, of Patrick & Orchard, 25 Stuart HAMILTON.DOMINION 392 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Ormand Alexander, 7 Picton west Orr Daniel, proprietor Ship inn, 350 and 352 North John Orr Jacob, laborer G.W.R., Inchberry Orr Mrs.Annie, fancy goods, 16 John Orr Robert, clerk freight department G.W.R,, bds at 94 Merrick Orr William, cattle dealer, 197 King east Orr William, melodeon maker, 83 East Main Osborne James, wine merchant and rocer, 4 South James, h 10 Hess Osborne John, laborer, 90 Barton east OSBORNE JOHN, secretary Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 8 Canada Life Assurance building, South James, h 40 Market Osborne Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, 87 West Main Osborne Mrs.Mary, wid John, grocery, 90 Barton cast OSBORNE ROBERT, watchmaker and jeweller, 8 South James, bh 15 Vine OSLER EDWARD, barrister, attorney Ott Mrs., wid, laundress, 84 Walnut Our house, Mrs.Aun Kerr, proprietress, 7 South John Overton David, moulder, 38 Charles Owen Henry, laborer, 99 North John Padden Patrick, laborer, 8G Maria Page Isaac, laborer, 192 West Main Page James, butcher, 15 York Paliker Anthony, carpenter and joiner, 104 George Paling John, of Paling & Oakes, 9 McNab aling & Oakes, tailors, 16 South James Palm William, lager beer gardens, King west n Dundurn Palmer John, 47 East Hunter Palmer Robert, 190 James Palmer Robert, soap maker, 119 Market Palmer Thomas, cabinetmaker, 77 Cannon west Pancost David, glass blower, 218 James Pancost Samuel, glassblower, 223 James Pankhurst Henry, baker, 48 Bay Papps George S.barrister, 3 King west, h 60 Bay south Paquette Joseph, painter, East av Parfitt Albert,carriagemaker,43 West av Park J., machinist G.W.R., 5 Margaret Park John, commercial traveller, 144 North Bay Park John H., of Lucas, Park & Co, 137 South John Park William, clerk, 28 Wellington Parkay Henry William, fitter, 97 Mary Parker Cornelius, brakeman G.W.R,, Wentworth Parker Edward G., shoemaker, 154 James north Parker George H., painter, 51 South Hess Parker Henry, tanner, 19 Margaret Parker Joseph, laborer, 18 Ma Parker Mrs.Mary Ann, wid King William Parkinson Peter, puddler, 214 Hughson Parks David, shoemaker, 62 Robert Parrett Benjamin, carter, 30 South Bay Parry Charles, printer, 70 Park north Parry Thomas, carpenter, 70 Park north Passmore Christopher, paper hanger, 23 Augusta Passmore Edward, 215 North John Passmore James, packer, 39 South park Passmore Richard, butcher, 12 James Street market Paton James, Nary Patrick John, of Patrick & Orchard, 25 West Stuart Tames, 71 Patrick Mrs.Rebecen, wid Nathaniel, 358 King Willinm Patrick Nathauiel, packing case maker, Nightingale Patterson D., laborer, 72 Locomotive Patterson George, laborer, 316 North James Patterson Jas.stonecutier, 84 Walnut Patterson John, 2 South less Patterson John, tailor, 91 Cherry Patterson John, tailor, 91 South John Patterson K.C,, clerk Bank of Montreal, bds at Royal hotel Patterson Peter, grocer, 87 York Patterson Thomas, blacksmith, 33 North Catherine,h 55 North Catherine Pattison Zachaus, wholesale confectioner, West Cannon, h 67 Cannon west Patton William, excise officer, 122 North Bay Patrick & Orchard, saloon, 25 Stuart -Pattullo J.C., agent for McEnchran, Loudon & Co., 10 James south, h 97 Last Maiden lane Pauling Richard A,, portrait and Innd- scape painter, 9 South James, h 134 Cannon cast Pauly Joseph, carpenter, 26 Bay Pavey A, i bookkeeper, at Thomson, Birkett & Bell's, cor Merrick and North McNab Payne William, laborer, 23 North Pearl Peace Daniel, seaman, 43 Picton west Peace William, seaman, 39 Ferrie west Peacock John, collector and general agent, James north Pearce kdw, lahorer, 37 East Haumal Pearce Henry, painter, 27 Margaret Pearce John, hackman, 38 Wellington Pearce William IL, switchman G.W.R,, 207 North John Pearl Street common school, Miss Green, teacher, Pearl Pearman Frederick W., pork dealer, Stinson Pearman William E., laborer, 182 King William Pearson Chs., laborer, r 104 North Bay Pearson Jas., cab driver, 166 King cast Pearson James, dealer in fancy goods, 67 James, h 74 Mary Pearson John, proprietor livery stable, 260 North Hughson Pearson Mrs., midwife, 17 West Barton Pearson William, waiter, 17 West Barton Peas Williamson, barber, 34 North John Peat Thomas, 108 North ITess Peck George, lager beer brewery, 295 King west Peck John, laborer, 313 King west Pecover Jos., upholsterer, 39 South John Peden John, finisher, 116 Napier Peden John, grocer, 267 York Peebles Robert, carpenter, 94 South Catharine Peene Alfred, bricklayer, 109 North McNab Peer Philip, laborer, Burlington Peese Mrs, Kate, wid John, 183 Napier PEIRCE CHARLES E., of Peirce & Co, 3 South Bay PEIRCE & CO.gents\u2019 furnishing goods and ready made clothing, 18 Junes Peirson Mrs.Mary, midwife, 208 James Penney Edwin, luggageman G.W.R, 163 North Mary Pennington Albert, clerk, Victoria av PENNINGTON MYLES, assistant freight agent G.W.R, Îugheon, h Victoria av Pennington Thomas, brakeman G.W.R., 164 Park north Pentecost Richard, painter, 39 King west, h York Percival llenry, engraver, 249 Johu north PERKINS & CLARK, wholesale pro.cers, proprietors of Excelsior coffee and spice mills, cor Catherine ni Rebeeen Perkins IT.C., of Perkins & Clark, 106 South Catharine Perkiss 8, 15, stoves and linware, 19 North McNab, h 13 South park Perrin Jumes, Inborer, 1 Margaret Perry Kdmund A.bookkeeper, 72 South Bay Peters Rudolph, foreman Wnuzer sewing machine factory, 6 Ferguson av Petrie Adam, marblecutter, 74 Market Pott Henry, carpenter,255 King William Pett James, map colorer, 3 Fast av Pettiford Charles, machinist, 47 Just Cannon Pettigrew Tenry, carter, 172 Rehecen Pettigrew John, carter, 67 West av PETTIT J.I1., grain merchant, South John, h 82 Merrick Pettit Mrs.Jand, wid Arthur, 92 South Catharine Pfann George, carpenter, 108 George Phelan James P., bar and billiard room, Royal hotel, 61 James } Phelps George,clerk,bds at 114 Rebecca Phelps James, clerk,bds at 114 Rebecea Phillips Charles, carpenter, 164 King William Phillips David, carpenter, 166 King William Phillips J., seaman, 302 North Hughson Phillips Jas., carpenter, 91 North John Phillips Joseph, bricklayer, Ferrie east Phillips Joseph, stonemason, 312 North Hughson Phillips Martin, laborer, North Wellington Philp James, of Philp & Robertson, 40 Catharine Philp Joseph, tailor, 173 King William Philp & Robertson, saddlers, 24 James PHŒNIX MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO.OF HARTFORD, J.D.Pringle, agent, 1 Hughson south Pierce William, engine driver, 19 South Locke Pierson Mrs.Margaret, wid Daniel, T8 South ITughson ) Piggott Charles, cabinetmnker, 53 South: Jumes Pike John, carpenter, 52 Rast Strachan Pilgrim Geo., bricklayer, 46 Wellington Pilgrim Robert A, sodw water factory, 185 King cast Pim 1llenry, bookkeeper, 112 Rebecen Pinch Edm, machinist, 11 Wellington Piper Thomas, of Charles T.Jones & bo, 182 North John Pitenithly William Lynecountant Bank of British North Amerien, Ilughson Pitcher Wm., printer, 168 North MeNnb Pitt Jumes, carpenter, Nightingale Pitt Willium, engine driver G,W.R,, 250 North Bay Plnstow James B.,commercial traveller, West Innnah Plnstow Joseph, sexton, 23 Robinson Platts Thomas, porter, 7 South MeNab Platz Mulehoir, tailbr, 7 Kelly Player Willinm, laborer G.W.R., Night- ingnle Plymouth Brethren, 19 South M eNab Pobjoy John, senman, 29 Sheaife , Pole R.G., connuerciul travoller, 46- Marin - Police Station No 1, 44 King William Police Station No 2, 243 Jumes north Pollington Noah, Inborer, Cimnda ONTARIO.] Poluka Antoine, carriagemaker, 104 seorge Pad TN.W.11, Wesleyan, 56 Hughson Porteous John, tailor, 110 Market Porter W., laborer, 29 Picton east Porteus Thomas, moulder, 89 Napier Postill Mrs.June, wid William, 60 North Hess son POST OFFICE, Frederick E.Ritchie, postmaster, 74 James south Potter Charles, marbleeutter, r 281 King west .qs Potter Mrs, Margaret, wid William, off North Queen Potters & Taylor, of Manchester, England, staple and fancy goods, Dunstan, agent, 35 King Potter Wm., laborer, 37 East Strachan Potiruff Amos, carpenter, 44 East Hunter ; - Pounden Mrs, wid John W., 24 West Main Povah John, carpenter, Inchberry Powell David, laborer, 42 Sheaffe Powell Jos., carpenter, 9 East Cannon Powell Miss Agnes, 9 Cannon east Powell Patrick, laborer, 62 South Locke Powell R.T.S., lumber merchant, 12 East Hunter Powell Wm., grocer, 51 Wellington Powen Mrs., wid, 24 West Main Power Joseph, 4 East Main Power Nicholas, accountant, T7 Park north Power Nicholas, moulder, 62 Vine Power Mrs.Margaret, wid Patrick, 15 Burlington Power Patrick, shoemaker, 82 North Bay Powers Patrick, laborer, 62 South Locke Foyers Thomas, boilermaker G.W.R.11 Colborne Powers Thomas, clerk, 82 Mary Powis Alfred, cashier, 65 Bold west Powis Chs., clerk, 108 South Catharine Powis Edmund, commercial traveller, 108 South Catherine Powis Win, bookkeeper, 150 West Main Powley Wm., laborer, 1 South Locke Poyton Joseph, laborer, William Pratchet William, commercial traveller, 53 Wellington Pray Richard, cab owner, 80 South Hughson Prebble Robert, carpenter, Emerald Precore Augustus, laborer, 113 East Maiden inane Presnell Alfred, blacksmith, Greig Press Richard, carpenter, 16 North Bay I refernitz Julius, tailor, 283 King west Price Chatles, proprietor Mountain View hotel, James south PRICE JOSEPH, treasurer South James Priddis John, grocer, John Prindiville John, carpenter, 59 Cherry Primary school, Miss Anderson and , Misses Harbottles, teachers, 96 Market Primitive methodist church, Hughson 1 RINGLE J.D., barrister, attorney at ww, solicitor, agent for North British aud Mercantile Fire and Life Insurance Co, and general insurance ugent, 1 Hughson south, hi 4 Han- Pringle Williun W., book + bookkeeper, 43 West Main ! ! Jritelurd Ths., machinist, 46 Florence rotor George, express driver, 77 Mari oer y expres Maria proctor James, laborer, King cast octor John, ship owner, and wharfin- P £er, 18 Merriek, h Barton roctor Mrs, M., seamstress, 23 Catheart GW.R, DOMINION 393 DIRECTORY.Pronguey J.P., City coach factory, 8, 10 and 14 North park and 19 and 21 Market, h 63 Charles Protestant orphan asylum, 95 Wellington PROUDFOOT & MUNRO, barristers, solicitors, &ec., 9 East Main Proudfoot William, of Proudfoot & Munro, North John Provan Robert, confectioner, 105 East Maiden lane PROVINCIAL INSURANCE CO, A.H.Macaulay, agent, James PROVINCIAL INSURANCE FIRE AND INLAND OCEAN MARINE INSURANCE CO., J.D.Pringle, agent, 1 Hughson south Pryke John, shoemaker, 47 East Hannah Pugh George, carter, 90 Bold Pugh William H., shoemaker, 101 Mary Pullar rev.Thomas, Congregationalist, 117 South Catharine Pulling Mark, clerk, 111 Rebecca Pyle Mrs.E.wid David, 137 York Qa Mrz.Mary, boarding house, 41 North John Quimby Alfred C., tobacconist, North James, h 16 Vine Quin Charles, cabinetmaker, 123 Park north Quin Mrs.A.wid, tavern, King east Quinlan Jeremiah, laborer, 210 Hughson Quinn Arthur, hotelkeeper, 97 South John Quinn Edmund, laborer G.W.R., 10 East Murray Quinn John,patternmaker,215 King east Quirk James, packer, Wentworth Quirk John, polisher, 42 Cannon west Radford Dantel.laborer.66 Robert Radford William, proprietor Dominion hotel.105 Stuart Rae Mrz.H.wid Thomas, 46 South Bay Rae Richard H, emigrant agent, bdsat 46 South Bay RALSTON ROBERT, house.estate and general agent and broker, 15 King west.h 39 Hunter Ram Alfred.carpenter.129 Napier RAMSAY ALEXANDER G.manager Canada Life Assurance Co.South James, h Charles Randall George, laborer.William Randall Miss, dressmaker.110 King Randle John, cooper.r86 North McNab Rankin Thomas, laborer, 281 North Hughson Rankin William, engine driver, Inch- berry Ranston John H., East Maiden lane Rapp Philip.32 South Queen Rapsey Henry, machinist, north Rastrick F.J., architect and civil engineer, 22 Maria \u2019 Rathmore Charles, blacksmith, 45 North Caroline Ratsey W.J.Cold Springs wills, An- caster: A.Ratsey, agent Rauch Joseph, tinsmith, 75 Robert Raw Robert, bookkeeper, 23 South Bay Raw Robert, jun., printer, 34 James, h 92 Park north Ray Alex.W., bookkeeper, 7 Duke south Raveraft Richard, cutter, 33 Florence Raynor Mrs.P., wid John, 237 King east Read Frederick A, of Gage & Read, bds at Royal hotel.James north Read Joseph, carter, 20 East Simcoe Read John, engineer, 238 King William Reader Robert, moulder, 90 East Main Readings Henry N,, G.W.R,, 208 King west Rearden Cornel.laborer, 30 North Bay 27 154 Park HAMILTON.Rearden John, laborer, 358 Hughson Rearden Michael, laborer, 360 Hnghson Reardon Dennis, laborer, 6 Peari south Reardon John, moulder, 99 North Cath- arine Reardon Michael, butcher, 95 West Hunter Reddan Timothy, laborer, North Locke Redman Robt., printer, North Caroline Redmond Mrs., wid John, Hannah Reed David, glass blower, 185 North Hughson Reed James, machinist, 174 Cannon east Reed William, foreman G.W.R., 47 Locomotive Reese Mrs.Martha, wid Richard, Canada Reeves Arthur L., saloon, 67 South John Reeves William, baker and grocer, 104 South John Reeves William, carpenter, 86 Bold REGISTRY OFFICE FOR THE COUNTY OF WENTWORTH, Jobn H.Greer, registrar: David George.deputy registrar; James McKay and Matthew Armstrong, clerks, county offices, Main Reid Alexander.gardener, York Reid Alexander A, tailor, 192 King east Reid Alexander C., M.D., 55 Hughson Reid Angus, boilermaker, 1 Sheaffe Reid Conrad, Farmers home, 93 South John Reid Fletcher, laborer, 68 Maiden lane REID G.LOWE, chief engineer G.W.R.West Maiden lane cor McNab Reid George, porter.102 West ay Reid James.cabineimaker and upholsterer, 67 King west, h cor Park and in Reid Tas.carpenter, bds at 4 West Main Reid James, clerk Bank of British North America, bds at 17 Wellington Reid James, laborer, 8 Grove Reid James R.proprietor St Charles saloon, 11 Market sq P Reid Miss Annie M.S.¢eacher Wesleyan Female college, King east Reid Miss C.dressmaker, Inchberry Reid Miss Isabella, Duke cor James Reid Mrs.E,, wid John, 46 Maiden lane Reid Mrs.I.wid Peter.181 East Main Reid Mrs.M., gardener, James Street market Reid Peter.laborer.42 Cherry Reid rev.W., Primitive methodist, V4 Hughson Reid Robert.carpenter.14 North Pearl Reid Thomas, grocer.William cor Bay Reid Thomas.tailor, bds at 95 York Reid William.carpenter, 10 Grove Reid William, coal merchant, Mary.h 75 Cannon east Reid William, commercial traveller, 24 Hannah Reid Wm.lahorer G.W.R., South John Reid William H.auctioncer, Maria Reid Wm., millwright, 47 Locomotive Reid William, of Murton & Reid, Mary Reid William W., carpenter.57 Hanunai Renn John, laborer, 48 Cherry Rennie Alexander.161 Park north Rennie James, of Lottridge & Rennie.161 Park north Renton Ths., carpenter, 239 North Bay Reynolds Isaac, mason, 74 West Main Reynolds James, laborer, 92 George RICE MARSHALL E., marble works.cor Merrick and Park, h 42 North Catharine Rice Miss Eliza 8, teacher Wesleyan Female college, King east, h Emerald RICE REV.8.D, D.D.principal Wesleyan Female college, King east, h Emerald HAMILTON.Richards George, carpenter, 157 King William Richards Mrs, wid, 140 Napier Richardson Andrew, porter G.W.R 277 North Hughson Richardson Edwin, carpenter, West Maiden lane Richardson Matthew, bookkeeper, 26 Cathcart Richardson Mrs., wid, 102 George Richardson rev.George, Baptist, 57 Queen north Richardson Thomas, jun.clerk, 196 King William Richardson Thomas, auctioneer, 4 North Hughson, h 196 King William Richardson Willinm, boarding house, 112 King east Richardson William, builder, 81 Market Richardson William, hay and straw dealer, 81 King Willian, h King east Richardson William, livery stable, 49 Hughson Richmond Alfred, carpenter, 106 North Catharine Richmond Geo., moulder, 75 Nort John Richter Traugott, proprietor lager beer saloon, 17 South John Riddel John, stock broker, 20 King Riddell John, laborer, William Riddell Mrs.Catherine, wid William, 164 Hughson Riddell William, moulder, 57 Kelly Riddle James, gardener, King east Riddle John, broker, 141 South James Riddle John, carter, 90 Rebecca Ridler Wm., grocer, West Maiden lane Ridley Henry T., M.D., 31 West Main Rigsby Johm W., builder, 133 King William Rinkleton John, laborer, 48 King Wil- iam Rioch D.George, printer, 115 Maria Ripley Abraham, moulder, 177 Rebecca Ritchie Anthony, carpenter G.W.R., 119 North Mary RITCHIE FREDERICK E., postmaster, 74 James south Ritchie Thomas, laborer, 117 Napier Roach George, refreshment saloon, Hamilton station, h 43 Barton west Roach John, packer, 310 Hughson Roach John, seaman, North MeNab Roach Mrs.Mary, wid Michael, 13 West Stuart Roach Patrick, laborer, 2 Brock Robb James, barrister, &c., 10 South James Robb Miss Georgina, 104 South Catha- rine Robb W,, 6 South James Robb William, foreman Spectator office, 225 King west, cor King and Bay Robbins John, boilermaker, 281 King west Robbins Nelson B., conl grates and iron railings, 68 Mary, h 2 Wilson Roberts captain John, staff officer of pensioners, 14 South Hess Roberts captain Owen, shipowner, 234 North McNab ROBERTS DAVID E.of Hurd & Roberts, 59 North Queen Roberts George R., printer, 25 East Hannah Roberts Mrs.John, fancy gobds, 94 King east Roberts W., accountant Canadian Bank of Commerce Roberts William, bricklayer, 7 Wilson Robertson Archibald, ship builder, 23 Brock Robertson Charles, carpenter, 106 North Bay LL DOMINION 394 DIRECTORY.Robertson George, cabinetmaker, 18 North Bay Robertson James, cutter, 67 Vine ROBERTSON JAMES, importer of dry youds, 20 King, li Upper Jumes Robertson Jumes, moulder, 115 Rebecca Robertson James, spring maker G.W.R, 79 Peter | Robertson James, tailor, 25 O'Reilly Robertson Miss Currie A, teacher Wesleyan Female college, King east Robertson Peter, ship carpenter, 274 North Bay Robertson Robert, dancing master, 61 North Catharine Robertson Walter, blacksmith, 106 George Robertson Willinm, harness, &c., James, 1116 South park Robertson William, of Philp & Robertson, Bond Robeson Miss Jane, 34 North Catharine Robins Joseph, shoemaker, 13 Florence Robins Samuel, tinsmith, 234 King William Robins William, tailor, 79 West av Robinson \u2014, plumber, bds at 21 Gore ROBINSON EDWARD, solicitor, manager National Life Insurance Co., 14 Kiag cast, bds at Royal hotel, James nort Robinson George, band mastery 132 North McNab Robinson James, carpenter, 106 North Bay Robinson James, machinist, 39 Picton west Robinson Mrs.Mary, wid Charles, 146 William Robinson William, shoemaker, 58 South John Robinson William, blacksmith,140 King William ROBINSON WILLIAM A.locomotive superintendent G.W.R., Hughson, h 1 Bold Robinson William D., carriagemaker, 71 Market Robinson Wm.H., painter, 74 Mulberry Robinson William W., salesman, 25 Elgin Robson William, lahorer, Wilson Roche Mrs.Mary, wid Michael, 13 West Stuart Rock Thomas, druggist, 29 South John Roddick William, tailor, 220 Janies Rodgers William, tailor, Wellington Rogers And, quarryman, 123 Hunter Rogers Putrick, carter, 164 North Catharine Rohmer Louis, hotelkeeper, 19 Ilughson Rohr Frederick, laborer, Canndu Rolls Samuel S., carriuge trimmer, 130 Enst Hunter Rolph George, registrar Circuit court, resides at Dundas Rolston George, printer, 19 West av Rolston Mrs.Mary A., wid William, 32 Ferrie east Rolston Thos., printer, 41 East Hunter Rome R.M., bookkeeper, Guise Ronald William, grocer, 20 York Ronan Andrew, Inborer, 14 Picton west Ronan John, clerk, 152 Cannon east Ronan Mrs.Mary, wid Michuel, grocery, 152 Cannon east Ronan Patrick, flour and feed store, 2 Market sq, h Henry Roos Leon, broker, 70 South John ROPER FREDERICK, nuditor G.W.R,, Hughson, h 78 Merrick Roper Mrs.Elizabeth A.wid John x 55 North John [ProvinoE (p Rose Snmuel, carringe trimmer, 13) Hunter \u2019 Rosebrugh John W., MD, South Jol Rosewan Mrs.Ann, wid Thomas, 102 South John ! Ross Alexander, painter, 68 Colhorne Ross David, 67 North Queen Ross David, mason, 20 Cherry Ross George, bookkeeper, 109 West ay Ross John, carpenter, 17 Mucnulny Ross Jolm, couper, 243 King enst Ross John, Inborer, 67 North Queen Ross Joseph, painter, 68 Wellington Ross Kenneth, railway inspector, 36 West av Ross Kenneth, jun, bookkeeper, 36 West uv Ross Leon, broker, 70 South John Ross Miss June, 91 North Bay Ross Mrs, Isabella, wid John, 50 South IIughson Ross Robert, painter, 7 Iiast Simcoe Ross Sanuel, Bay cor George Ross Thomas S., clothier, 31 North James, hh 40 North Catharine Rothwell Benjamin, moulder, 56 Kelly Rousseaux Joseph, traveller, 96 South John Roussenux John B., detective, City hall, h 42 Kelly Routh Henry W., of Brown, Gillespie & Co., Concession road Rowan Anthony, laborer, 95 Catharina Rowan Martin, luborer, 101 Maria Rowe \u2014, gardener, South James Rowe George, printer,bds at 2 Catherine Rowe Henry Ww \\ brickmaker, Sophia Rowe Richard, laborer, 82 Elgin Roy Gill, laborer, 93 Catharina Roy Mrs.June, wid Edward, 62 Locomotive Roy Robert, of Robert Roy & Co, 7 uke ROY ROBERT, & CO., dry goods and carpets, 5 James south Roy Wm.F.T., moulder, 14 West av ROYAL CANADIAN BANK, Henry McKinstry, manager ; William G Crawford, accountant ; Canada Life Assurance Cos building, South James .; ROYAL HOTEL, I.E.Irving, proprietor, 61 North James ROYAL INSURANCE GO., George À.Young, agent, cor James und Merrick Rudel William H,, jeweller, 3 King west, h 47 Tyburn Rumble Henry, bailiff, 77 West Hunter Runciman William, clerk, bds at 7 Cannon enst Ruse Mrs.Maury Ann, 94 King west Rush John, 38 North Pearl \\ Russell David, bread driver, 54 South Catherine \u2018 Russell Geo., soap maker, Victoria av Russell Jumes, bds at Roynl hotel, 61 James .Russell James, pensioner, 28 Catharina Russell Mrs.Mary, wil George, 54 Catharina Russell Richard, working jeweller, 10 South James, h 64 Marin Russell Thomas, moulder, 148 North Buy Russel] Wm., lnborer, 358 North John Rutherford Adam, bookkeeper water works department, 149 King cast RUTHERFORD ALEXANDER, super intendent Mechanics institute, James north, h 99 Maiden lane Rutherford Andrew, at J.Winer & Co.'s, 26 King cast .RUTHERFORD & CO., Hamilton glass works, 306 Hughson north coroner, ONTARIO.] Rutherford George, of J.Winer & Co, 55 Park north cor Vine à 119 Rutherford Jumes, flour and feed, 11° York ue Rutherford William, Maiden lane Rutherford will n north ; riven Christian W., clerk, 115 North Hughson Ruiley George, Rutley George, ington Ration Theodore, laborer, 45 Peter Ryall George, MD.71 East Main Ryall Isaac, M.D.71 East Muin Ryan Jumes, tailor, 66 Bold ; Ryall J.H., entry clerk, bds at TI Main bookkeeper, 99 am, night watcher, 247 30 Wellington ; jun., machinist, 30 Wel- east .Ryan Michael, laborer, 110 Catharina Ryan Thomas, shoemaker, 15 North John : Ryckman John, J.P., 190 King west cor King and Hess .Ryckman Samuel, clerk, 34 East Maiden lane Ryckman Walter, grocer, 27 North MeNa Sabine James E., clerk, 132 Cannon east SADLEIR CHARLES A., barrister and attorney at law, 5 South Hughson, h 3] West Maiden lane .Salisbury Benjamin, saddler, 141 King William Salisbury Benjamin, jun., saddler, 141 King William Sallett Robert, boot and shoe maker, 130 Rebecca Sallett Thomas, tailor, 130 Rebecca Salls Robert, luborer, 58 East Maiden lane Salter George, porter, bds at 26 King William Sample Win.plasterer, Macaulay east Samuel Mrs.Agnes, wid James, 1 Robinson SAMUEL PROFESSOR J.P., music teacher, 6 North McNab, h 92 North park.See Ade in Ontario Directory SANFORD, MeINNES & CO., clothing manufacturers, 47 and 49 King east Sanford Wm.E., of Sanford, Mclunes & Co., 8 Hannah Santee Ephraim, laborer, King east Sills Henry, laborer, 104 Wellington south Stterth waite Thomas, whip lash fac- , tory, York Saunders John, painter, 151 North Bay Saunders Thomas, of Saunders & Co, 88 South James \u2019 SAUNDERS THOMAS, & CO.importers of earthenware, china, glass- , are, fancy goods, 33 King east Sawyer Luther D., of Luther D.Sawyer & Co., Victoria av : Sawyer Luther D, & Co, agricultural implemont manufacturers Sayers Chis, founder, r 10 East Hunter Suers John, waggonmaker, 64 Cherry a Aron, umbrella maker, King am 7 Scanlan Patrick, Inborer, 49 W Sa rth Alfred, book Kopi 44 1 Torneo North tay lager beer saloon, 167 Scheck Augustus , Hughson ! Schemeler John, moulder, East av chmidt rev.Gottfried, German SOmthernn church, 2 Wost' weet DER FJ, tobncconist, 14 King Schuel, Go Ting & Ontario Directory leb, file cutter, 113 Cannon cabinetmaker, 89 DOMINION 395 DIRECTORY.Schuerstein Jolin T., tobacconist, James, h 40 Robinson Schumacher G.,cabinetmaker,18 Market Schwarz E, shoemaker, 104 Catharina Schwarz Frederick, tobacco manufacturer, 140 King west, h 42 King west Schwarz Louis, tobacconist, 41 Nortb James Schwendan John, tailor, 205 Main Scobie James, entry clerk, 26 East Hunter Scott Edward M., clerk freight department G.W.R., bds at 94 Merrick Scott George, engine driver, 8 O'Reilly Scott James, shoemaker, 47 Catharina Scott James W., turner, 60 North John Scott John, 74 South James Scott Richard, teamster, 48 Guise Scott Samuel, groceries and liquors, 27 West av, h King William Scott William, 84 Park north Scott Wm., bookkeeper, 14 Wellington SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,J.D.Pringle, agent, 1 Hughson south Scriven P.L., wood engraver, 14 King east, h 26 Wilson Scully Mrs.Mary, wid Richard, 72 Park north Scuse George, engine driver G.W.R,, Seaford Thomas, cabinetmaker, 43 Bay Seals Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, 85 West Main Seaman Shadrach L., tailor, 20 King west, h 24 York Searle Henry, 16 Murray east Secord & Davis, grocers and commission merchants, 35 South John Secord George R., grocer, 31 King east, bds at Royal hotel, 61 James Secord Hector, farmer, 112 King William Secord Horace.clerk.49 Elgin Secord G.C., of Secord & Davis,39,Ferguson av Secord Robert E., baker, 112 King William Sezleck Frederick, laborer, 35 Barton east Seeley Stephen, laborer, Catharine Sefret Ernest, cabinetmaker, 43 North Bay Seldon Richard, carpenter, 98 Robert Semmens Arthur, trimmer, Sophia Semmens Heury, 5 North Pearl Semmens Henry, lumber inspector, Sophia Semmens James, carriagemaker, Sophia Semmens John, sash, blind \u2018and door factory, Sophia, h 3 North Pearl Semmens John.jun., blacksmith, Sophia Semmens J ose, carpenter, cor Locke and Iuchberry Semmens Thomas, painter, Sophia Semmens Wu.carriagemaker, Sophia Serale John, carpenter, 42 Macaulay Serle Stephen, carpenter, 157 Mary north Service Robert, of Service & Wyld, 36 West Main Service & Wyld, wholesale dealers in tweeds, 29 King west Servos Ethelbert, bailiff, Little Peel Sevier Edw.freight conductor G.W.R., 41 Mulberry Seward Donald, blacksmith, 91 West Hunter Sewell Charles, chief clerk custom house, 170 North Ray SEWELL HENRY W, Italian ware- houseman, grocer, &c., 32 James, bds at Tecumseh house, 39 James Sewell John, laborer, York HAMILTON: Seymour Robert, laborer, 170 North Mc- Nah \u2018 Shadbolt Thomas, 17 South Caroline SHADES SALOON, Charles F.Williams, proprietor, 29 Main east, h Princes sq Shades (The), H.Hogben, proprietor, 64 James Shafer James, express messenger, 51 Ferguson av Shakspeare hotel, J.B.Martin, proprietor, Market sq Shannon Mrs.Ann, wid Carleton, 126 Hughson Sharp George, carpenter, 45 East Hunter Sharp George, steam planing mill, 64 North Bay, À 42 Vine Sharp Henry, carpenter, 21 O'Reilly Sharp Mrs.Ellen, wid James, 101 Cherry Sharp rev.James, Wesleyan, 52 South Wellington Sharp William, grocer, 62 South John Sharpe Mrs.Jane, wid James, 179 Napier Shaughnessy Martin, laborer, 136 North Catherine Shaughnessy William, laborer, Went- worth Shaver James, American Express Co., 152 James Shaw James, gardener, James Street market, h Barton Shaw Hugh, gardener, Wentworth Shaw John, moulder, 148 King William Shaw rev.James, 52 Wellington Shay George,plumber,bds at 104 Market Shay James, clerk, bds at 21 Gore Shay Thomas, porter, 95 George Shea James, shoemaker, 38 Cherry Shea John, laborer,r 61 East Maiden lane Shearer James, carpenter, 109 Rebecca Shearsmith Charles, tinsmith, 17 Kelly Shearsmith Fred., carpenter, 17 Kelly Sheen John, laborer, 223 King east Shehan Jobn, shoemaker, bds at 65 North John Shelmerdine William, laborer, 19 Peter Shelton Charles, porter, 120 Catharina Shepherd Francis, customs clerk, 260 Bay north Shepherd James, tailor, 121 Market Shepherd Jehiel, whip maker, 81 East Main Shepherd William, shoemaker.Dundurn Sheridan Michael, moulder, 163 North Catherine Sheridan Mrs.Judith, wid Henry, 163 North Catharine Sheridan Patrick, cabman, 185 North Bay SHERIFF'® OFFICE, Edward Cartwright Thomas, sheriff: William Milne, deputy sheriff; F.D.Suter, cle:k, Court house, Main Sherriff William, shoemaker.191 Main Shevlin Henry, hat maker, 20 West Cannon Shields John, laborer, 223 King east Shields John, laborer, North John Shields John.laborer, 4 Wilson Shill John, brushmaker, cor James and Mulberry Shinton Thomas, heater, Locomotive Shive Bernard, carpet slipper maker, 27 North John Shmellbeck Henry, tailor, 19 West av Shorter George, shipwright, North Wellington Shrive George, laborer, 60 Barton west Shuttle James, fitter G.W.R., 47 Peter SHUTTLEWORTH WILLIAM, dealer in dry goods, carpets, English and American floor o1l cloths, 6 Market sq, h 12 Elgin HAMILTON.DOMINION 396 DIRECTORY.[PROVINER op Shuttleworth Miss Mary, 78 Maiden lane Shweendy John, tailor, 205 East Main Sillett George, butcher, 70 Rebecca Silver William, shoemaker, 15 West Hunter Silverfriend Moses, tobacconist, 73 South John Simon Miss Athalie, French teacher, 115 Rebecca Simmons James, carpenter, 4 Market Simmons John, carpenter, 5 North Pearl Simmons Joseph, carpenter, 27 Florence Simmons Solomon, laborer, King cast Simmons Themas, painter, 22 Market Simple Mrs.Martha, wid John, 63 North Hess Simpson James, of Simpson, Stuart & Co., 51 York Simpson Jonathan, 178 King west Simpson rev.A.B., Knox church, 127 West Main Simpson Samuel, engine driver, 80 Maiden lane Simpson Samuel, sailmaker, 15 Macau- ay Simpson, Stuart & Co., tobacco manufacturers, North Bay SIMPSON, STUART & CO., wholesale grocers, 61 North McNab Simpson William, 39 Florence SIMPSON WILLIAM, station master G.W.R., Hughson, h 58 Wellington Sinclair Isaac, barber, 63 King west, h 51 Mary Sinclair Peter, gardener, 54 South I[Tugh- son Sinclair Peter, laborer, 119 Hunter Sinclair William, gardener, Wentworth Sinnett James, farmer, 83 Rebecca Sinnett Mrs.Mary, wid Peter, 213 King cast Sintcel Thomas, tailor, 49 Augusta Skinner Andrew F., of James A.Skinner & Co., Main east Skinner H.R., ledger keeper Canadian Bank of Commerce, cor King and Hughson Skinner James A., of James A, Skinner & Co, resides at Woodstock Skinner James A., & Co., importers of crockery and glassware, 27 King cast SKINNER JOHN, watchmaker and jeweller, 13 York ) Skirritt John, shoemaker, 46 Kelly Skirving David, ledger keeper Bank of British North America, bds at 17 Wellington Slater Charles, baker, 351 King William Slaughter John, laborer, 38 Mulberry Sloan James, laborer, 23 West av ~~ Sloan John, laborer, $8 North Bay SLOANE WILLIAM T., agent Toronto Daily Telegraph, 136 Park north, h 57 James Smale William, painter, 86 Elgin Small A.W, dry goods packer, 79 King William Small Alexander, porter, Rebecca Small James, laborer, 29 Margaret Small Miss Ann, 10 O'Reilly Small Mrs.M.J., wid William, 73 Fast Hunter Smallback Henry, tailor, West av Smallwood George, salesman, 66 Wellington Smilley John, commercial traveller, 4 Park north Smith Alexander, grocer, &e., 76 South 8 John mith Alexander B., telegraph operator bds at 55 North John Phot Smith Alfred W., bcokkeeper, 65 Rebecca Smith Barnard, engine driver, 168 Hugh- son Smith Charles, city messenger, 2 Wellington Smith Charles, laborer, inst av Smith Charles, laborer, 55 Robinson Smith Charles, lithographer, 65 Rebecca Smith Charles R., of Wilson & Smith, 63 Wellington Smith Charles W., shoemaker, 45 North 3ny SMITH DONALD, merchant tailor, 2 East King, and 2 North James, h Avon cottage Smith Frank, Enst Main Smith Freeman, marblecutter, 75, Merrick Smith George, grocer, Market sq Smith George, Inborer, Wentworth Smith George, packer, 65 Rebecca Smith George, sawyer, 5 Kelly Swith captain George B,, 297 East Barton Smith Harlock, laborer, 48 Catharina Smith Henry, crockery and glassware, James Street market Smith Hugh, laborer, 72 Bay north Smith J.B., school, 73 King cast, I 63 Merrick Smith J.L., customs clerk, 206 North MeNab Smith James, bookkeeper, 43 Catharina Smith James, carpenter, 61 North Pearl Smith James, carpenter, 154 Park north Smith Jaunes, laborer, 66 East Main Smith James, plasterer, 93 East Barton Smith Jolm, grain merchant, 141 South John Smith John, laborer G.W.R, bds at 7 Florence Smith John, pattern maker, 256 King William Smith John, tailor, West Maiden lane Smith John, tinsmith, 192 King William Smith John, watchmaler, 137 Napier Smith Mrs., wid.230 King west Smith Mrs.Amy, wid Joseph, 44 Wellington Smith Mrs.Ann, wid Thomas.Stinson Smith Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, 143 North Mary Smith Mrs.Jane, wid Samuel, 46 Market Smith Mrs.Jane, wid Thos., 87 Robert Smith Mrs.Julia, wid Nelson, 52 Bast Maiden lane Smith Mrs.Margaret, 36 Charles Smith Mrs.Mary, wid George, Went- worth Smith Mrs.Mary, wid George, 21 West Cannon Smith Mrs.Susan, 78 North John Smith Oliver J., gardener, 327 King William Smith Peter, farmer, 36 Charles Smith Richard, baggageman G.W.R, 168 North Mary Smith Richard, fitter, Locomotive Smith Richard T, Inborer, 194 James Smith Robert, cleris, 64 North Catharine Smith Robert B,, clerk, 44 King Willinm Smith Thomas, of Allan & Co., 57 North Catharine Smith Thomas, laborer, 100 George Smith Wm., machinist, 12 South MeNah Smith William, of Simpson, Stuart & Co., 15 King William Smith William, shoemaker, 143 North Myra Smith William, high constable, 17 Pearl Smith William M., grocer, 15 King William Smye William,collarmaker.103 Reheecn Smyth Robert, tinsmith,13 King William insurance agent, 103 Snelgrove Mrs.E.B., wid George, dy goods, 83 North James ds Snelgrove Mrs.E.L., wid Ilenry, undertaker, 45 South Jolin \u2019 Snelson Johnson, machinist, 102 East Maiden lane Snow James, 23 Rebecca Snowdon Mrs.Mary, wid William, 45 North ess ! Snowdon William, carpenter, Night.ale Soll Helmut, cooper, 38 Walnut Solleder John, undertaker, 128 Nop, MeN ab Somers James, clerk, 16 Wellington Somerville J, 11, dry goods, 14 Jumes, h 66 Soutli Bny Somerville Junes, painter, 96 Robert SOVEREIGN STEPHEN, surgeon dep- tist, 256 North MeNub, bds at 94 McNay Sparg Mugh, stonceutter, 104 Eust Hunter SPECTATOR (THE), annual subserip- tion to daily $5; to weekly $1; Lawson, McCulloch & Co., editor, proprictors and printers, Soul Jumes cor Main Speer John, blacksmith shop, North McNab, h 374 Hughson Speer Samuel, blacksmith, MeNab, | 374 Hughson Spelacy Thomas, broker, 168 King east Spence captain Thomas, Garibaldi schooner, 20 Sheafle Spencer, George, carpenter, 298 Nol 1Inghson Spencer George B., customs appraiser, 45 North lless Spe-1cer Henry, tinsmith, 26 King Wil liam Spencer John, 208 King William Spencer Mrs.Eliza E., wid Joseph, 46 North Hess Spencer Percival L,, teacher, secretary Young Men's Christian association, 20 King, h 77 Hunter west Spencer Samuel, laborer G.W.R, 189 North Bay Spencer William, tinsmith, 90 Rebecca Spiclkett Thomas G., bookkeeper, bis cor Park and North Bay Spittal William, baker, 11 North Bay SPONN JACOB V., barrister, &c, Commercial buildings, South James Spohn Mrs.Ann, wid Peter, 56 Gore | Spohn Mrs, Margaret, wid John L, 19 Merrick Spratt Thomas, blacksmith, 4 York, b 98 Bay Spratt Thomas, cigar malker, bis a 104 Market Spriggs George B., bds at Royal hotel, 61 Jumes .Lu RD Springer Mrs.Emeline, wid Oliver, 92 North John Springett John, laborer, 58 Colborne Springstein John, laborer, Victoria ay Squib Thomas, plumber, bds at 44 Wellington Squire Cincinatus, flour and feed, and collecting ngent, 9 North Bey | St Andrew's churen, Presbyterian, rev.Robert Burnett, James .St Charles saloon, J.R.Reid, proprietor, 11 Market sq , St Clinrles saloon, P?, Heffornuan, proprietor, 90 King enst il St Joseph's convent, mother Mary hil- lips, superioress, 138 North park ; St Johns chapel, ch of England, rev.JG.Geddes, M.A.rector, cor King Queen se vel St Marv's enthedral, R.catholic, rif U | , a aa ff rev.John Farrell, bishop, 25 Shea ONTARIO] DOMINION 397 DIRECTORY.HamizTon, y; ther Mar St Mary's orphan 4 North park Phillips, superiore \u201chool, Edward Ste- St Mary's separate school, ; van, 1st teacher, Purk north st Patrick's ward school and oy st Thomas church, ¢h 0 gland, rv v.Bnd Neville, D.D., rector, cor i Vest av Stade ces P., upholsterer, {ing cast un sta Mrs.C., wid Philip, Stafford Nicholas, laborer, Stuart Stally Martin, boat builder, 285 bas a Stanbury James, & Co., dry goods an millinery, 30 King Ce Stanbury Times, of J.Stanbury & Co, 136 North Jolin oo Stanley captain Alexander, insurance agent, 38 Mary, 97 Rebecci Mary Stanley Robert Li, saddler, 88 Mary Stanley Wm, laborer, 11 Picton west St ra J H carpenter, 55 Gore Stannard J.H., \u20ac y 2) 2 : Stanton Geo., whitewasher,23 Catherine Stanton John, cabinetmaker, McNab, h 68 King William Coe Stanton Srhomas, painter, 63 North Catherine Co Stapley Edward, grocer, 37 Wellington Stark William Geddes, of Holbrovk & Stark, 111 Hughson north Start John E., barrister, King Station hotel, Christopher J.proprietor, 123 Stuart STAUNTON JOHN, cabinet ware room, 14 North McNab, h King William Steanger James exchange broker, Stuart h 48 West Murray Stebbens Wm., gardener, James Street market, h Main LL.LL.Steedman James, machinist, 47 Napier Steele David, shipowner, 20 West Main Steele James, laborer, 249 North John Steinmetz Valentine, tailor, 124 East Maiden lane Stephens Jonathan, bricklayer 80 Mary Stephens Samuel, moulder, 58 Kelly Stephens Ths., machinist,41 Park north Stephenson Willimmn, cooper, 6 East Hunter Sterling Daniel, of John McPherson & Co., 134 King William Sterling George, inspector of hides and leather, h 97 Wellington Sterling Samuel, clerk, 97 Wellington Stevens Isaue, fireman, Emerald Stevens Jefferson, laborer, 187 North ughson Stevens Jefferson, laborer, 58 Hughson Stevens John, laborer, 273 North John Stevens John, lager beer saloon, 17 York Stevens } ohn, porter, 58 Huglison north tevens Mrs.Eliza, wid William, 11 West Hunter ! Stevens Mrs.Jeannett, wid Clarles, Fillon Stevens Robert, carpenter, 9 Peter- Stevens Robert, packer, 79 King Wil- iam Stevens Samuel, wachinist, 41 South park Stevenson Charles IL, builder, 32 South Wellington \u2019 Stevenson George, baker, 4 East Hunter Stevenson James, accountant and land sep 14 Canada Lite building, 8 outh James, h 273 North Jumes Grovenson Jas, fireman, 181 Bast Main Topson Jutues, fireman G.W.R, 241 Sonn James, plass blower, 22 Bast Stevenson John, King William tevenson John, mason, 87 Bold Tl Ferrie cast Finlay, machinist, bds at 308 Stevenson Jolin, machinist, 133 North Locke ; Stevenson Thomas, moulder, East Main Stevenson William, carpenter, 59 East Hunter STEWARD T.B., Goldsmiths\u2019 hall, importer of watches, clocks and jewellery, 12 King east, h 23 Cherry Stewart \u2014, clerk, bds at 11 East Cannon Stewart Adams, salesman, bds at Royal hotel, 61 James .Stewart Allan N.McNab, clerk, 124 King William Stewart Andrew, inspector Inland revenue, 113 Park north STEWART C.E., & CO, printers and publishers, proprietors and printers of the Hamilton Evening Times, 3 Hughson STEWART CHARLES E, of C.E.Stewart & Co., 27 North Bay STEWART CHARLES, of Burrow, Stewart & Co., 131 Market STEWART JAMES, & Co., iron founders, 73 North McNab Stewart James, of James Stewart & Co., resides on the mountain Stewart James, shoemaker, bds at 41 North John Stewart John.Hunter Stewart John, bookseller,88 East Hunter Stewart John, packer, 70 South Bay Stewart John F.,of James Stewart & Co., 53 North park Stewart Mrs, milliner, 68 King west Stewart Mrs.Anna M., wid captain Alexander, 124 King William Stewart Peter.traveller, 4+ Grove Stewart Thomas, moulder.7 Robert Stewart William, laborer, 57 North Pearl Stewart Wm.printer.130 King William Stewart William, of Stewart & Co.17 West Cannon Stick Mrs.Sophia, 183 Main Stiff Charles, travelling auditor G.W.R,, 72 North Bay Still John R., shoemaker.16 Mulberry Stinson & Co., bankers, James north Stinson Ebenezer, West av Stinson Frank, porter, 65 East av Stinson Harry A, bank clerk.Queen Stinson Henry, of Stinson & Co.North Queen Stinson James, of Stinson & Co., Queen Stinson Miss M.E.teacher Wesleyan Female college, King east Stinson Mrs.Sarah A, wid Coplin, Main Stinson Mrs., wid Thomas, North Queen Stinson William, Greig Stirton Thomas, stonecutter, 221 North Jolin Stokes Henry, engine driver.55 North Pearl Stone Jacob, 25 Wellington Stone John H., foreman, Vietoria av Stone Moses E., shoemaker, 77 Walnut Stoneham William, bricklayer, 78 East Hunter Stoneman John, shoemaker, James north Storer Harry M, 176 York Storror Fred.M,, toys.&c., 50 King west Storror William, 21 South MeNab Strange Henry, MD, medical registrar, 124 King cast Stratton Robert, laborer, 78 Rebecca Straus Mrs.Ellen, wid J., 32 Catharina Street Henry C,, clerk, bds at 37 Maiden lane west Street Mrs.Frances, wid Richard, 46 North Catharine Street Richard, clerk, 46 North Catherine blacksmith, 91 West STREET RICHARD P., secretary-trea- surer Canada Farmers Mutual Insurance Co, 37 West Maiden lane Strongman William, policeman, 76 West Hunter Stroud Alfred, top of Barton Stuart Alex, tax collector, 64 Duke Stuart James, & Cu., founders, McNah Stuart James M., of Simpson, Stuart & Co., 44 Vine Stuart John, of Harvey, Stuart & Co., cor McNab and Robinson Stuart John C., of Duncan, Stuart & Co.88 East Hunter Stuart Robert, policeman, 124 West av Stuart William, policeman, 82 Mary Stull George, cab proprietor, 68 Park north Stunnivan Cornelius, printer, Walnut Sturgeon James, laborer, William Sturt W.P_ salesman, 16 Grove Stutt Jolin, salesman, 39 James, hds at Tecumseh house, 39 James Suckling Wm., laborer, 3 South Locke Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, 32 Cherry Sullivan Dennis, laborer, 23 Spring Sullivan Edward, laborer, King west, h cor King and Bay Sullivan James, teamster, 50 Cherry Sullivan Jer, laborer, North McNab Sullivan John, laborer, 16 East Strachan Sullivan John, laborer, 76 Cherry Sullivan Maurice, shoemaker.63 Robert Sallivan Michael, laborer, Aurora Sullivan Michael, laborer, 34 O'Reilly Sullivan Mrs.Catherine, wid Patrick.Market Sullivan Mrs.Mary, wid John.98 Cherry Sullivan Mrs.S., wid Michael, 99 Maria Sullivan Patrick, laborer.132 Hunter Sullivan Patrick, laborer, 43 Mary Sullivan Patrick, tinsmith, 39 Augusta Sullivan Peter, laborer.29 O'Reilly Sullivan Timothy, laborer, r 61 Maiden lane Sullivan Thos.laborer, 86 Wellington Sullivan William, laborer, 9 Cherry Summers Steven, shoemaker, 149 East Main Summers William W., builder, 50 West Main Summerville William, clerk Gas Co.203 North John Sunley William, 109 Park north Sunter Wm.cab driver, 64 Mulberry Surrogate office, Court house, Main Suter F.D., sheriff's clerk, bds at King west Sutherby John, Farmers hotel, 47 North McNab Sutherland Angus, grocer, 54 King west, h 43 Market Sutherland Charles H, G.W.R,, 185 King west cor King and Hess Sutherland David G., druggist, bds at 7 East Cannon Sutherland Donald, clerk, bds at 42 Market Sutherland Ennis, bds at 53 Gore Sutherland James, bds at 53 Gore SUTHERLAND JAMES, of Gardner's Sewing Machine Co., 12 Catharina Sutherland Mrs.Margaret, wid captain James, 113 North Hughson Sutton James, carpenter, 44 Locomotive Sutton John, laborer, 316 North James Sutton Joseph, marble polisher, 73 Cannon west Sutton Philip, laborer, 178 York Swain Hodges, laborer.64 West av Swartzenburgh George, shoemaker, 3 gin Swartzenburgh Walter, whipmaker, 3 Elgin HAMILTON.teller Bank SWEENEY CAMPBELL North Cathe- of Montreal, bds at 37 rine Sweeny Mrs.Susan, wid Hugh, 57 Mary Sweeny Thomas, moulder, 57 Mary Sweetlove James, blacksmith, r 102 North Bay Sweetman Austin, turner, 21 Peter Sweetman Mrs.Jane, wid Bdward,60Vine Swift Thomas, clerk G.W.R., bds at 9 Cannon east Swinton Charles, teamster, 23 Guise Swinton Wm.,, carpenter, 56 North Bay SWINYARD THOMAS, cor Charles and West Hunter Sylvester Thomas, coppersmith, 36 Cherry Syme Henry, laborer, Victoria av Symmers James, clerk, 16 Wellington Syron Michael, machinist, 35 Sheaffe Taaff & Brothers, butchers, 23 James Market Taaff Edw., of Tanff & Brothers, Mary Taaff Francis, of Taaff & Brother, Catkerine Taety Michael, laborer, Ferrie east Tafe Joseph, moulder, 77 Robert Taffe Mrs.Madeline, wid Richard, 34 Augusta Taft William, fireman G.W.R., Keneill Tait William, brakeman G.W.R., 154 Park north Talbot Miss Charles Tallman Edw.laborer, 255 King west Tallman Juseph N., moulder, 90 North John Tallman Wm., carpenter, 90 North John Tallman William H., house mover, 98 North John Tangney Mrs.Mary, wid John, 12 O'Reilly Tarbox John N, of R.M.Wanzer & Co., Barton Tarrant\u201d Thomas A, King west Tate Hobert, carpenter, 30 North Bay Taylor Charles, carpenter, bds at 53 Gore Taylor Donald, captain Osprey steamboat, 236 North McNab Taylor Eli, laborer, Catherine Taylor Frederick, bds at 7 Florence Taylor George, 234 King west TAYLOR GEORGE, of Taylor & Minty, 92 South James Taylor Isaac, 29 West av Taylor James, bricklayer, 81 Mulberry Taylor John, builder, 8 South Bay Taylor John, laborer, Garth Taylor John, laborer, 13 Ferrie west Taylor John, moulder, 179 North McNab Taylor John, teamster, 128 Market Taylor John E., printer and book store, 77 King west TAYLOR JOSEPH, secretary to general superintendent G.W.R., Hughson, h 13 West Cannon Taylor Joseph, watchmaker, 56 James Taylor Josiah, marble polisher, 209 West Sarah, dressmaker, 49 machinist, 293 {ain TAYLOR & MINTY, bankers, exchange and stock brokers, 2 South James Taylor N., clerk, hds at 7 Cannon east Taylor Mrs.Isabella, wid James, 96 Bold Taylor Richard, laborer, 14 North Bay Taylor Thomas, carpenter, 24 Catharina Taylor Thomas, carpenter, 45 William Taylor V.H., bookkeeper, bds cor King and James Taylor William, huckster, James Street market, h 111 North Catharine Taylor William J., builder, 37 Mulberry Taylor William R., clerk, 90 South Ca- tharine DOMINION 398 DIRECTORY.Taylor William T., bookkeeper wood department G.W.R., 73 Elgin TECUMSEH HOUSE, Joseph Huggard, proprietor, 39 James Tekle Mrs.Margaret, wid Robert, 25 West Strachan Temperance house, M.M.Belnap, proprietor, 31 John north Temple John, & Co., livery stables, 20 Cathurine Temple John, of John Temple & Co., 22 Catharine Temple Peter, engine driver G.W.R., 46 Ferrie west Templeman Peter, freight department G.W.R,, 216 North John Templeton James, leamster, 56 South Locke Tenant John, missionary, 154 North Catharine Tepke Augustus, looking glass maker, 27 York Terrapin saloon, James Hamilton, proprietor, 16 King west Terry Geo., laborer, 213 North Hughson Thatcher Ezekiel, carriagemaker, 7 South Hess LThatcher Wm, carpenter,60 Locomotive Thomas & Bastedo, surgeon dentists, Market cor McNab THOMAS C.L., & CO., Western piano manufacturers, 90 and 92 King west Thomas Charles L., of C.L.Thomas & Co., 303 King west THOMAS E.CARTWRIGHT, sheriff, Concession road cor Bay, h Mountain brow Thomas Edward, of Thomas & Bastedo, top of Nelson Thomas George, messenger Bank of Montreal, Victoria av Thomas James, saloon, 45 North McNab Thomas John, & Co., machine shop, 64 66 and 68 Rebecca Thomas John, of J.Thomas & Co.Thomas Mrs.E.C., wid George F., 125 North Catharine Thompkins Geo.O., plumber, 219 James Thompson Alex., of Copp Brothers & Co., 92 York Thompson Andrew, cooper, 5 St Lawrence av Thompson Benjamin, laborer, 132 North ay Thompson Charles, ofMacabe & Thompson, bds Hess Thompson George, laborer, Florence Thompson Gregory, shoemaker, Walnut Thompson Isaac, laborer, Mary THOMPSON J., carver, 95 West Maiden ane Thompson Jas., laborer, Macaulay east Thompson James, shoemaker, 112 Maria Thompson John, carpenter, Kelly Thompson John, grocer, 368 llughson Thompson Jos, rope maker, King east Thompson Mark, laborer, Victoria av Thompson Matthew, carpenter, 26 Strachan west .Thompson Miss Ann, scamstress, r 51 Catharina Thompson Miss M.North park Thompson Mrs, Anne, wid Thomas, [89 King east Thompson Mrs.Harriet, wid Richard, Ferguson av Thompson Peter, roller, Wentworth Thomnson Thomas, bds at Royal hotel, 61 James Thompson 55 dressmaker, 15 Thomas, shoemaker, 207 King west [ProviNer oF Thompson Thos., shoemaker, 267 King west Thompson W.A., clerk Bank of Mon- treul, bus at 37 North Catherine Thompson Wm, tailor, 04 Purk north Thompson Willinm C., carpenter, 252 Bay north Thomson Alex., blacksmith, 95 Market Thomson Alexander,of Thomson, Birkett & Bell, 139 South John THOMSON, BIRKETT & BELL, wholesale dry goods, cor Merrick and North MeNab Thomson Charles, earpenter, 77 Pearl Thomson David, gardener, 26 Elgin Thomson John, grocer, 94 North Bay Thomson Mrs.J.R., Main west Thomson Mrs, Mary, wid Walter, 131 Hunter Thomson Wm., machinist, 160 [Tughson Thorburn James, flour and feed merchant, 60 South John Thorn \\Willium, crockery, glassware and cotton waste, 31 York, h Main west Thorner J., 60 Catharine norih Thornton James, organ and melodeon factory, 7 North Bay h 91 West Main Thorpe David, laborer, 77 North Caro- ine THURSTON WILLIAM, proprietor Marble Hall restaurant, 48 James Tiffin Ephraim, clerk G.W.R., 83 Robert Tiffin Samuel, Catherine north Tindell Thomas, carpenter, 138 North John Tindell William, innkeeper, King east Tinline Andrew, contractor, 85 Hughson Tinsley Edwin, engine driver, 156 North ay Tisdale H,, agent, 51 Ferguson av Tisser Wim., builder, Little Wellington Tobin John, machinist, 120 East Maiden lane Tobin Mrs.Catherine, wid Richard, 3 Spring Todd Israel, whitewasher, 178 King William Tomkins Edward, laborer, 69 Napier Tonner William, 56 North Catharine TORONTO DAILY TELEGRAPH, William T.Sloane, agent, 136 Park north Torrance Thos., saddler, 69 South John Torrence Hugh, boilermaker, 12 Ferrie: west Torrey Uriah, of Mugridge & Torrey,180* North John Touler David, laborer, 62 Hannah Tovel Samuel, gardener, James Street market, h East King Towers Charles F., agent Dominion Telegraph Co, 13 King, h 111 Hughson Towers George, mariner, 206 ITughson Towers John J., clerk, 111 Hughson Towers Mrs.Louisa, wid Thomas, 111 Iughson Towers William, carpenter, 58 Ferrie west Towers William B., law student, 111 Hughson Towersey Joseph, watchman, 10 King William Towersey Mrs.Joseph, millinery store, 10 King William \u2018 Townsend Edmund J., gardener, South James Townsend 8, W., brewer, 7 South park Townsend Sherman IS.bookkeeper, 124 King Willinm Trail William, clerk, 123 Willinm Traill Allan, salesman, r 52 West Hunter ONTARIO.] Traill David, hookkeeper, 88 Fast Maiden lane ; Trapnell William, shipwright, 274 North James TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO.OF HARTFORD, Richard Bull, manager; Western Ontario branch, A.MeKeund, agent, 11 James Travers Dennis, grocer, 114 and 116 South John TREASURERS OFFICE, James Kirkpatrick, treasurer, county offices, Main cor John Tremlett William, shoemaker, 22 McNab Trendell William, laborer, King east Tressdale Watson, commercial traveller, 39 Mary ; Trestum George A, blacksmith, 164 Market TREVASKIS BROTHERS, flour and feed and bone dust mill, 253 York Trevaskis George, of Trevaskis Brothers, 253 York Trevaskis John, of Trevaskis Brothers, 253 York ; Trevaskis Thomas, of Trevaskis Brothers, 253 York Trevaskis William, blacksmith, King west, h 15 Margaret Tribeck William, laborer, 247 King west Tribute Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas, 37 Locomotive Tricker Walter, William Trimmer Mrs., wid, 6 North Locke Tristram George, bookkeeper, 41 North Pearl Trott Professor D., vocal and instrumental music, 14 King east, h 24 Elgin Troup Miss Mary, 73 John north Troupe rev.William, Canada Presbyterian, 69 West Main Truam Wm., bookkeeper, 210 King west Truax Leandre, grocer, 132 King east Trubull George, bread driver, 17 South McNab Trudeau Edward, trunkmaker, 37 Burlington Trueman Samuel, carpenter, 119 North Catharine TRUMAN JOSEPH H,, fruit and herb medicine, 178 King east Truman William, bookkeeper, 11 North Catherine Trumbull Alex., confectioner, 61 East Hunter lahorer, 160 King Trumpeller David W., grocery, 99 Wellington, h Cannon Truscott James, night watchman G.W.R,, 35 Cathcart Truscott Mrs, Jane, wid.William, 28 Catheart TRUST AND LOAN CO.OF CANADA, A.H.Macaulay, agent, North James Tuckett & Billings, tobacco manufacturers, 116 and 118 King west Tuckett Elias, 117 Cannon Tuckett George E., of Tuckett & Billings, 35 North Bay Turk William, seaman, 1 Brock Turnbull & Co, foundry, 8+ Mary, office 9 Market sq Turnbull Henry, sexton Central church, 100 Bold Turnbull James, carpenter, 133 Rebecea Turnbull John, tinsmith, 10 Wilson Turnbull William, of Turnbull & Co, 10 Wilson Turner Alexander, of James Turner & Co, 7 Bold Turner Alfred, grocer, 261 North James Turner Chas., painter, 36 King William DOMINION 399 DIRECTORY.Turner G., bds at 9 Cannon east Turner George, tailor, 34 Cathcart Turner Henry, gardener, 32 O'Rielly TURNER JAMES, & CO, wholesale grocers, 2, 4, 6 South Hughson, cor Main Turner James, of James Turner & Co, 6 East av Turner John, clerk, bds at 55 North John Turner Joseph W, North John Turner Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, G4 South McNab Turnet Wm., clerk, bds at 9 Cannon east Turner Witliam, fireman, 36 North Bay Tyme John, moulder, Grei United States Lloyds, Taylor & Minty, agents, 2 South James Unsworth Albert, machine operator, 179 King cast Urlin Adolphus, clerk, 20 Wilson Urry Henry, barber and hairdresser, 45 North James, h 95 North Bay Usher Hugh, laborer, 73 Catharina Usher Mrs.Ann, wid George, 114 Rebecca Ussery William J., operator branch office Montreal Telegraph Co., McNab Valentine Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Alexander, 56 South Hughson Vallance Geo., bookkeeper, 42 Cathcart Vallance William, clerk, 123 Rebecca Vallence Jas., carpenter, 22 Picton east VAN ALLEN ELI of Gill & Van Allen, 103 York Vance John, laborer, Canada Van Norman Abner E., clerk, Went- worth Van Slyke George W, 26 Margaret Vanutze James, 196 James Vassett William, machinist, bds at 208 King William Vaughan Cornelius, brickmaker, West Maiden lane Veal William J, h 144 Rebecca Fenall Charles, laborer, Stuart Venall William, laborer, 208 North Catharine Venator Wm.A, turner, 221 South King Vent William, carpenter, 30 Hess Vernon Elias, M.D., 78 South James cor Bold Verrall Edward, butcher.239 James Vicars Henry, mason, bds at 4 West Main Victoria hotel, Alexander prietor, 79 King east VICTORIA MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.OF CANADA, William D.Booker, secretary, South James cor Main Vila Augustin, chandler, 253 North Bay Vila Mrs.Ann, wid Augustin, grocer, 253 North Bay Villiers colonel Henry, brigade major militia.58 North Bay Vincent Thomas, laborer, North James Vindler Adolphe, laborer, 16 George Vinkler Hermann, machinist, 119 South ohn Vogt John, tailor, 61 South John Vokins John, East Hannah Volk Edward, moulder, 120 York Volker Jacob.tailor, 57 East Hunter Voll John, glass blower, 9 Wood east Wabe Robert, laborer, 23 Margaret WADDELL ROBERT R, attorney, office 5 South John, h Main east Waddell William, grain merchant, 122 South Joim Wade Jas, carpenter, 75 North Locke elocutionist, 150 school teacher, tailor, 34 South James, McKay, pro- HAMILTON.Wade Robert, baker, 293 King east Wadge Richard, carpenter, 43 North Caroline Wagner Benj., trunkmaker, 72 Ferguson av Wagstaff Walter, tinsmitb, 162 King William Waite Geo., grainer, 82 North McNab Waitte Thos., gaidener, 175 West Main.Wakeham John, shipwright, 383 North James Wakeham Thomas H, James Street market Walder Christopher, laborer, 21 West Main § Waldhoff William, hay and straw dealer, 28 Rebecca Wales James, miller, 48 West Main Walford John, porter, 16 Napier Walker Alfred, bookkeeper, 68 Cannon west Walker Byron E., discount clerk Canadian Bank of Commerce, 68 Caunon west Walker Charles, moulder, 86 Mulberry Walker Charles L., confectioner, 21 South John Walker Daniel.44 North Catharine Walker Frank G., grocer, 8 and 10 South John Walker George, carriage painter, 130 Hunter Walker George, grocer, 10 South John WALKER J.N., stoves and tinware, 19 North John, h 113 East Hunter WALKER JAMES, importer of dry and fancy goods, 29 King, h 34 South Bay WALKER JAMES, manufacturer of soap, candles and oil, 21 South Bay, factory Victoria av, h 19 South Bay Walker John, laborer, 333 James north Walker John, laborer, William Walker John, lumberer, 74 Merrick Walker Miles, grocery, 2 Augusta Walker Mrs.Eliza, boarding house, 4+ Catharine north Walker Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thomas, 67 West Main \u2019 Walker Mrs.Margaret, wid Thomas, 65 Vine Walker Mrs.Margaret, wid William.28 North Hess Walker Robt.carriagemaker, 7 Walnut Walker Robert, grocer, 205 York Walker Sidney F,clerk, 68 Cannon west Walker Thomas, waggonmaker, Nightingale Walker William, grocer, 72 Merrick Walker William, laborer, 15 West av Walker William, trader, James Street market, h 226 James Walker William H, clerk, 185 King William Walker Wm.H, machinist, 11 Walnut Wall James, blacksmith.cor East Maiden lane and John, h 111 Maria Wall Mrs.Ann, wid Wm.9 Mulberry Wall Thomas J., superintendent Dein nion Telegraph Co., 150 McNab north Wallace J.W., printer, bds at 150 York Wallace James, clerk, 46 Ferguson av Wallace Jas., moulder, 49 East Cannon Wallace John, bookkeeper, 150 York WALLACE WILLIAM, assistant superintendent G.W.R., Hughson, h Mark- an Wallington Thomas, dyer, William Walsh Henry, laborer, 347 King Willam Walsh John, laborer, 196 King west Walsh Michael, laborer, 131 Napier Walter Christopher, laborer.201 West butcher, 27 Main HAMILTON.DOMINION 400 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE or Walter August, filer, 12 Margaret Walter Frederick, iron moulder, 264 North James Walters David 8, saw trimmer, 94 York Walters John, bookbinder, 1 Cherry Walton W.Gi, of MeCraney & Walton, James north Walton William, fitter, George WANZER R.M, & CU, sewmg machine manufacturers, King east Ward Charles I, saddler, 179 Cannon eust Ward John A.accountant G.W.R., 278 King west Ward Mrs.Ann, wid Joseph, 51 South James Ward Mrs.Margaret, wid Charles, 148 Cannon east Ward P., conchman, 39 East Hannah Ward William, finisher, 26 West av Wardle \u2014, carpenter, 47 Florence Ware B.W., of Gurney, Ware & Co, 9 Vine Wark David, policeman, Emerald Warne Patrick, laborer, Strachan east Warne Robt., laborer, 333 North James Warney Constantine, couper, 313 Lar- ton east Warney George, laborer, William Warnick William, pediar, 47 Cherry Warnock Jos., saddler, bds at 7 Florence Warren Chas., laborer, 61 North Pearl Warren Chs., laborer, Bast Maiden lane Warren Donald, packer, 47 West av Warren Edward, shoemaker, 78 Mary Warren George, fish dealer, East Maid- cu lane Warren George A.laborer, 216 [Tughson Warren Mrs.Elizabeth, wid George, grocer, North McNab Wacren Mrs.Mary, wid James, Catha- rine Warren Peter, of D.Moure & Co., 95 North Catharine \u2018Warren Thomas, machinist, Catharine Warry Miss E.Ross, fancy goods, 18 King west Washington George B.laborer, Augusta WATER WORKS DEPARTMENT, William Haskin, city engineer, manager ; Adam Rutherford, bookkeeper ; William Monk, collector; John Malcolm, foreman; James Macfarlane, mechanical engineer; William Lon- ergan, fireman ; William Calder, reservoir keeper ; Thomas Armstrong, second fireman and filtering basin Leeper, City hall, James south Watkins John, marblecutter, bds at 104 Market Watkins John, salesman, George cor Queen\u2019 Watkins Mrs.Catherine, wid I.W., George cor Queen Watkins Thomas C.dry goods, 10 North James, h cor King and Emerald Watson Andrew, baker, 138 James north Watson David, moulder, 134 North Catharine Watson Geo., carpenter, 33 North Bay Watson George, shoemaker, 78 Wellington south Watson George H, clerk G.W.R., 122 North Catharine Watson Henry, clerk, 122 North Catha- rine Watson Henry, laborer, 25 Mary Watson James, carpenter, Sophia Watson James, policeman G.W.R,, 33 North Queen Watson James, school teacher, 30 West Main WATSON JAMES, president Hamil- tou Powder Co., 1 Sandiford place, 11 Duke Watson John, veterinary surgeon, 25 Mary Watson Mrs, Ann, wid William, bourd- ing house, 154 Park north Watson Thos.C., merchant, King east Watson Wm, carpenter, 168 North Bay Watt John, tailor, 11 Hughson, l 112 West av Watttord Robt., laborer, 25 North Queen Watts David, moulder, 134 North Cuth- arine Watts George, plumber, 68 West av Watts Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thomas, grocery, 25 Barton Waugh John, builder, 78 North Bay Waugh Ths.J., superintendent Dominion Telegraph Co., 150 North McNab Way James, grocer, 26 and 34 Mary Way John, blneksmith, 154 Park north Weakley Jos., tinsmith,bds at 104 Market Weaver Charles, Inborer, 60 Bay Weaver Frederick, laborer, 73 West Barton Weatherton John, inspector G.W.1L, Victoria av Webb Alfred, laborer, King east Webb Geo.N., shoemaker, 185 West Main Webb John, carpenter, 128 South John Webb William, laborer, 64 West av Webber Esau, mason, 42 Marin Webber Frederick C., builder, South John Webber John, builder, 136 South John WEBBER JOHN M., hardware, 56 King east, h cor Charles and Hunter Webber William, builder, 40 Maria Weber George, tailor, 78 South John Weber John, laborer, 185 Napier Webster George, machinist, Wentworth Webster Jas., builder, 80 North MeNab Webster Jus., clerk G.W.R., 34 Market Webster Joseph, Asbourne mills, store 8 Market sq Webster Mrs, Elizabeth, wid John, 32 Last Simcoe Webster R.I., machinist, Wellington Webster William, flour and feed store, 8 Market sq Weeden George, laborer, 130 North Buy Weir William, gardener, Hess Welch David, luborer, 45 Robert Welch James, brushmaker, bds at 112 King east Welch James, laborer, 256 North James Welch Mrs.,wid Lawrence,36 Burlington Welch Mrs.Mary, 189 Janes Welch Thomas, tinsmith, bds at 114 Rebecca Welsh Thomas, laborer, 54 East Muiden lane WELLINGTON, GREY AND BRUCE RAILWAY CO.lieut.colonel Mc- Giverin, of Hamilton, president; John Osborne, secretary, 8 Canada Life Assurance building, South James Wells Frederick, moulder, 46 North John Welsh Michael, laborer, 54 Maiden lane Welsh Mrs.Mary, wid John, 18 O'Reilly Welsher Harvey B, carpenter, 291 King 110 14 South west Wentenhall James S., accountant, bds at Anglo American hotel, 16 Murket s Wesley chapel, 42 Rebeeen Wesley chapel lecture room, 40 Reheeea Wesleyan Female college, rev.S.D.Rice, D.D,, principal, King cast Wesleyan German chureh, rev.Stephen Kaprole, Rebecca Wosleyan Methodist centenary church, rev.W.J.Hunter and rev, Jumes Han non, Main West find drug store, A, Hamilton & Cu, 52 King west West Joseph, laborer, 94 Bold West Mrs, Rebecca J., wid Frod., 16 Mary West Wim, constable, 123 North Mary Westaway John, packer, 10 Catherine north Westawa North Ba, Western Ravine Insurance Co, of Poronto, Wilson & Smith, ugents, cor King und John Weston llugh G,, carringemaker, 28 West av Westwood Mrs, Catherine, wid Charles, 185 Main WETENHALTL HENRY, barrister aud attorney, commissioner for Province of Quebec, 10 South James, h 73 Main east Wetherall Joseph, landing waiter cux- tom house, 354 1lughson Wexford louse, Mrs.O'Brien, propric- tress, 127 and 129 King Williun Wheeler captain William L., 107 North 1Inghson Wheeler Charles, bourding house, 115 York Whelan James, luborer, 116 West av Whelun John, laborer, Catharine Whelan Michael, laborer, 106 Walnut Whipple Elijah 5, of John Temple & Co., estate agent, 20 Catharine Whitby John, engineer, 106 North Hess White \u2014, carpenter, 4 Ferguson av White Adam, machinist, 6 Stuart White \u2018Archibald, driver, 125 King William White David, cabinetmaker, 1483 Enst Main White Frank M, clerk, bds King east White Gev., carpenter, 120 Eust Hunter White Henry, pork dealer, 105 South John White Henry A., tinsmith, 143 North ark white James C., carpenter, 46 Mary White John, book agent, bds at 111 King William White John, whitewasher, 13 South Pearl White Michael, tailor, 19 North Caroline White Mrs.A., wid David, 94 East Maiden lane White Mrs.Isabel, wid James, 252 North Bay White Nicholas, carpenter, 45 Mary White Thomas, 109 West Main White Thomas, collector Inland revenue, 44 North Hess White Thos., jun, M.D,, of Billing & White, Cannon cast White Thomas L., grocer, 31 South John, h 125 King enst White Thomas W., organ manufacturer, 40 King west White W.C., 111 North McNub White William, pensioner, 301 North Hughson White William M, druggist, 36 South Wellington Whittaker Frnest, North Catherine Whiting Mrs.Murguret, wid Isrnel, 50 Robert Whitney Thomus, cab driver, 1231 North MeNab Whyte & Barclay, chemists, Tt King cast Whyte Ralph TL, Inlund revenne officer, King enst Henry, fitter G.W.R.,, 40 clerk, bids at 37 ONTARIO] Whyte William A, of Whyte & Barclay, 36 Wellington Wickham James, moulder, 19 West Cannon Widger James, hoot and shoe dealer, cor King and MeNub Widgery William, shoemaker, 130 South John Wilde Edwin, agent Victoria Mutual Insurance Co., 48 Robinson Wilds Mrs.Betsey, wid Geo., King east Wiler John, druggist, Walnut cor Main Wilkie John, engine driver, 83 East Hunter Wilkinson George, barber, 9 York Willett Edw., shoemaker, 198 King Wil- linm WILLIAMS CHARLES F., proprietor Shades saloon, 20 Main east, h Princes se Williams Charles, laborer, Steven Williams Charles, laborer, 103 West av Williams Henry, baggageman G.W.R, 81 Locomotive Williams James, engine driver, 257 York Williams James M., president Canadian Oil Co, Queen Williams John, laborer, 55 East Hunter Williams John, laborer, 107 North Bay Williams Mrs.Cecilia, wid Henry, 80 Walnut Williams Robert, laborer, 25 Ferrie west Williams Roderick, laborer, 219 York Williams Thoms, laborer, 129 Najier Williamson & Co., vinegar manufac- tory, cor Stewart and McNab WILLIAMSON JAMES, of Williamson & Co., grain warehouse, 32, 34, 36 and 38 Brock, h Ferguson av Williamson James, painter, Dundurn Williamson Peter,buot and shoe maker, 7 George Williamson R., lahorer, North McNab Williamson Richard, laborer, 14 East Simcoe Williamson Richard, laborer, 300 North James Willis Alexander, carpenter, 38 Hess Wills Miss Jane, boot and shoe dealer, 58 King east WILLSON F.M., banker, broker and secretary Gardner Sewing Machine Co.,5 North James, h 101 James south |.Willson John W., of Willson & Suuth WILLSON & SMITH, grain merchants, agents for the Western Marine Insurance Co.of Toronto, office cor King and John Wilson \u2014, baler, 47 Catharina Wilson Andrew, of Wilson, Bowman & Co., 21 Main west Wilson Archdale, chemist, 74 King east, h North Wellington WILSON, BOWMAN & CO, manufacturers of The Lockman sewing machines, 14 South Hughson, offices 12 and 14 East Main, See Adv page 9 Wilson Chs., surveyor, 137 John north Wilson John, carpenter, 101 North McNab Wilson John, engine driver, 108 North a Wilson John, laborer, Daveuport Wilson John, of Lawson & Brothers, 61 Gore Wilson Joseph, grocer, 123 York WILSON JOSEPH, pork and provision dealer, 18 North MeNab, h 33 West av WILSON JOSEPII U,, grocer, 115 King oust Wilson Mrs.Ann, wid John, 90 East Hunter Wilson Mrs, Charlotte, wid Charles, 42 Cannon west DOMINION 401 DIRECTORY.Wilson Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, 28 Peter Wilson Mrs.Henrietta, wid J.C,, 19 Wellington Wilson Mrs.Joseph, hoarding house, 9 Cannon east Wilson Robert, shoemaker, 53 South John Wilson Robert, laborer, Victoria av Wilson Samuel, superintendent vrphan asylum, 95 Wellington south Wilson Thomas, blacksmith, 63 East Maiden lane Wilson Thomas, grocer, 24 Walnut Wilson Thomas, messenger Bank of British North America Wilson William, laborer, 133 Hunter Wilson Wm.,, laborer, 4 East Strachan Wilson William, tailor, 26 King west, h 53 Hess Wilmot John, scalemaker, 43 Hughson Wilton Henry B., painter, 12 West Murray Winckler Julius, proprietor Nelson hotel, Market sq Window shade factory, Burrows & Evans, 10 King west WINER J., & CO., wholesale druggists, 25 King east Winer John, of J.Winer & Co., cor Main and Walnut Winfield Alexander, North Queen Winfield J., carpenter, bds at 9 Cannon east Winfield Thomas, potter, 142 William Wingler Hermon, machinist, 119 South John Winslow Joseph, grocer, 71 Napier Winton Mrs.Agnes, wid James, 202 James : Wishart James, blacksmith, 31 Florence Wishart Jas., carpenter, 77 West Hunter Wolf Samuel, pedlar, 95 King William WOOD ANDREW TREW, of Wood & Leggat, King east Wood David, laborer, 91 West av Wood Joseph, turner, 97 Market WOOD & LEGGAT, importers of iron metals and hardware, 44 King north, warehouse King William Wood Samuel, machinist, 150 North Mary Wood William, sailor, 181 North McNab Woodall William, plasterer, 49 West av Woodcock Mrs.Mary, wid John, 93 Mary Woodcott Chas., fireman, 5 Ferrie west Woodhouse Sam., porter, 82 Maiden lane Woodhouse Wm, shoemaker, 95 West av Woodley Samuel, boot and shoe maker, 22 James, h West Maiden lane cor South Bay Woodley William, shoemaker, 19 King William Woodman John, pedlar, 32 Charles Woodman Thomas, clerk, 135 William Woods Cornelius, laborer, Canada Woods Mrs, wid, 61 Walnut Woodward Henry William, customs clerk, 53 North Catharine Woolston Robert, seaman, 338 North Hughson Woulverton A., M.D., 121 James Woolverton Mrs.Allan, fancy store, 88 King east Woon Joseph, tailor, 8 Hughson north h Market Worge John, G.W.R,, 278 King west Work Donald, laborer, 134 Hunter Worthington Mrs.Alice, 164 Park north Wragg Alfred G., laborer, 330 North Hughson Wright David, insurance agent, 92 boilermaker, 8 Merrick 29 HAMILTON, Wright Hugh M., carpenter G.W.R,, 63 Colborne Wright Jas, carpenter, hds at 7 Florence Wright James, laborer G.W.R., 35 North Caroline WRIGHT JOHN, commission merchant, agent for Francisco Llado & Co, office 25 South John, h 58 North Catharine Wright Miss Elizabeth, 93 King William Wright Mrs, wid James, 124 Rebecca Wright Mrs.Eliza, wid Thomas, 9 South McNab Wright Mrs.Janet, wid William, 7 West av Wright Mrs.M.A., teacher Wesleyan Female college, King east Wright rev.Wesley P., M.A, teacher Weslevan Female college, King east Wright William G., machinist, 5 West av Wrightman Samuel, machinist, 19 North Queen Wrightman Samuel S., clerk, 34 East Maiden lane Wurst Frederick, turner, 11 North John Wyatt Herbert W.,, clerk, 69 George Wyld Frederick, of Service & Wyld, 135 South John Wylie Andrew, insurance agent, 48 Napier Wynn Hugh, laborer, 167 North McNab Wynn John, 58 South Hughson Wynn Michael, laborer, Catharine WYNN THOMAS K., & CO., grocers and provision merchants, 162 Park north Wynn Thomas K., of Thomas K.Wynn & Co., 162 Park north Wyth Eleazar, carpenter, 261 York Yaldon Mrs.Margaret, wid Richard, 18 West Cannon Yaldon William, City Arms hotel, 196 North McNab.h 27 West Murray YALE GEORGE M, proprietor, Lee's restaurant, 4 King west Yates & Garson, builders, 40 West Maiden lane Yearsley Robert, painter, 178 Hughson Yearsley Samuel, painter, 176 Hughson Yeoman Joseph, contractor, Wentworth YOUNG & BROTHER, plumbers and gasfitters, wholesale and retail dealers in coal oil lamps, lamp trimmings, &e., 17 North John Young Charles, grocer, 217 James Young Charles, salesman, 57 Gore Young David D., conductor G.W.R., 13 Catharina YOUNG GEORGE A., agent Royal Insurance Co., and Allan Line of Steamers, cor James and Merrick, h 77 South James YOUNG H.& R., brass foundry, 65 North McNab.See Adv Young Hugh, of H.& R.Young, Canada Young James, laborer, 74 West Main Young James, laborer, 71 Walnut YOUNG JOHN, of Young, Law & Co., South John : Young John, clerk, 118 South Catherine Young John H,, bookkeeper, 134 North McNab YOUNG, LAW & CO., proprietors Dun- das cotton mills, North McNab cor Merrick Young Maitland, of Gregory & Young, Maiden lane = Young Men's Christian association, A.I.McKenzie, president, 20 King Young Miss Ann, dressmaker, 84 North ay Young Mrs.Jemima, wid John, 118 South Catharine HAMILTON.] Young Mrs.Matilda, wid Henry, North Catharine Young Randal, saloon, 33 East Main Young Robt., of H.& R.Young, Canada Young Robert, laborer, Greig Young Robert, of Young Brother, 146 King east Young Saml, clerk G.W.R., 204 McNab Loc Youn 43 DOMINION 402 DIRECTORY.Young Thomas, proprietor saloon, 23 South John William, of Young & Brother, est Maiden lane Zealand captain Edward, ship owner, Zealand wharf, h 16 West Murray [ProvINoE or 107 Young Thomas, moulder, 129 North Zealand William, captain propeller, e East Brock | Princess Zeikle Jacob, basket maker, 193 West Iain ZINGSHEIM JA COB cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 184 King west, h 3 Bay north Zwick Wm.11, collector, James north MISCELLANEOUS\u2014CITY OF IIAMILTON.BANKS.NORTH AMERICA.5 King st east.Manager\u2014 Walter N.Anderson.Opficers\u2014 William L.Pitcaithly, accountant; Joshua J.Hebden, teller; George Menzies, 2nd teller ; David Skirving, ledger keeper: James Reid, Alexander L.Dewar, Adam H.Hope, clerks; Thomas Wilson, messenger.BANK OF MONTREAL.King st.Manager\u2014W.J.Buchanan.Opicers\u2014M.Heaton, accountant; ©.Sweeney, teller; K.C.Patterson, C.G.Dyett, W.A.Thompson, C.King, P.Low, clerks; G.Thomas, messenger.BANK OF BRITISH \u201c CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE.King st east.Manager\u2014C.R.Murray.Officers\u2014W.Roberts, accountant ; E.Mitchell, teller; BE.Walker, discount clerk ; H.R.Skinner, ledger keeper ; W.Manson, A.Fitzgerald, T.R.McKeand, clerks; John Cousins, and John McKenzie, messengers.MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA.36 James st south.Manager\u2014J ames Bancroft.Officers\u2014David Kemp, acountant; John S.Meredith, teller; A, H.Forlong, discount clerk; George E.Alexander, ledger keeper; James Fitzgibbon, junior clerk.ROYAL CANADIAN BANK.Canada Life Assurance Co.'s buildings, James st south.Manager\u2014Henry McKinstry.Officers\u2014 William G.Crawford, accountant; James A.G.MacDonald, teller ; William Burnett, messenger.BOARD OF TRADE.King st east.M.Leggat, president; William McGiverin, vice-presi ; William Mackay, secretary.\u2019 president; Members of the Council\u2014Hon.Isaac Buchanan, Adam Brown, John Brown, Alexander Thomson, B.E.Charlton W.E.Sanford, A.Hope, E.Gurney, D.McInnes, Charles J Hope, À.Binny, J.M.Williams, S.Nash, John I.McKenzie A.McInnes, l H, McKenzie, John Proctor, John Stuart, George E.Tuckett, James Walker, James Watson, John \u2018Winer, John Young, J.McPherson, James Turner.Members of the Board of Arbitration\u2014W.J.Buchanan W.N.Anderson, B.E.Charlton, John Ferrie, G.H.Gilles: pie, W.H.Glassco, E.Gurney, Alexander Harvey, D.Moore J.McPherson, A.I\".Skinner, A.T.Wood, J.H.Davis, ' CHURCIIES.BAPTIST CHURCH.Rev.George Richardson, minister.Hours of service, 11 a.m.and 6.30 p.m.; Sunday school, 2.30 p.m.; Tuesday and Thursday evening at 7.30; Theological class Monday evening, 7.30.Park st.! BAPTIST CHURCH, Colored.Rev.R.Jones, pastor, Hours of service, 11 a.m, and 3 p.m.108 North McNab st.BRITISH METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.Rev.Robert Miller.Hours of service, 104 a.m.and Gf p.m.; Sunday school, 3 p.m.; prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 pan.CENTENARY CHURCH.Rev.W.J.Hunter and James Hannon, ministers.Hours ot service, 104 a.m.and 64 p.m.; Sunday school, 3 p.m.; prayer meeting, Wednesday, 74 p.m.CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, United Presbyterian.Rev.\u2014, minister.Hours of service, 11 a.m, and 64 pan.; Sunday school, 93 a.m.West Maiden lane cor McNab st.CHRIST CHURCH, ch of England.Founded 1835.Rev.J.Gamble Geddes, M.A.rector, rural dean and examining chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Toronto.Hours of service, 11 am, and 7 pam.Sunday school, 9.30 a.m.; Litany service and Catechism, 3 p.m.every Sunday.Baptisms second Sunday inevery month, 3 p.m.Holy Communion first Sunday in each month and also on each of the principal festivals.North James st.CHURCH OF_THE ASCENSION.Founded 1851.Rev.J.Hebden, M.A, rector.Hours of service, 11 a.m.and 7 pm.Sunday school 9.30 a.m.in summer, and 3 p.min winter.Baptisms first Sunday in each month.Holy Communion last Sunday of every month.CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.Rev.Thomas Pullar, minister.Hours of service, 11 a.m.and 6} p.m.; Sunday school, 2} pm; Wednesday evening meeting, 74 pan.Cor.Henry and Hughson sts.GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Rev.Gottfried Schmidt, minister.Hours of service, 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.; Sunday school, 9a.m.Bay st cor Market st JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.Rev, LL.Burnstien; Leopold Goldreich, president; Isidore Ash, vice-president.KNOX CHURCH, CanadalPresbyterian, Rev.A.B.Simpson, minister.Ilours of service, 11 a.m.and 6} p.m.; Sunday school, 2} pan.James sk cor Henry st.McNAB ST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.Rev.David Inglis, minister.Hours of service, 11 a.m.and 6.30 p.m.; Sunday school, 3 p.m.; Wednesday evening gervice, 8 p.m.McNab st.METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.Rev.A.Beame, minister.Ilours of service, 104 a.m.and 6} p.m.; Sunday school, 2 pm.John st.MOUNT ZION CHURCH, Wesloyan methodist, Rev.W.J.llunter and rev.James Hannon, ministers, llours of service, 10} a.m.und 64 pan,; Sunday school, 2 pan.174 Napier st. \u201cONTARIO.] DOMINION 403 DIRECTORY.HAMILTON.NEW CONNEXION METHODIST, Rev.George Brown, minister.Hours of service, 10} a.m.¢ and Gp.Sunday school, 24 pan.Main st.PLYMOUTH BRETHREN.19 South McNab st.PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH.Hughson st.ST, ANDREW\u2019S CHURCH, Presbyterian.Rev, Robert Burnet, minister.Hours of service, 11 a.m.and 6} p.m.; Sunday school, 94 a.m.James st.ST.JOHN\u2019S CHAPEL, ch of England.Rev.J.G.Geddes, rector.Hours of service, 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.ST, MARY'S CATHEDRAL,JR.catholic.Right rev.John Farrell, Bishop of Hamilton; very rev.Edward Heenan, secretary.Hours of service 10.30 a.m.; vespers 3.30 p.m.25 Sheaffe st.ST.THOMAS CHURCH, ch of England.Rev.Dr.Neville, rector.Hours of service, 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.WESLEYAN GERMAN CHURCH.Rev.Stephen Kappele, minister.Hours of service, 10} a.m.and 6.30 p.m.; Sunday school, 9 a.m.; prayer meeting, Wednesday at 8 p.m.Rebecca st.WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH.Hamilton centre, John st., rev.W.H.Poole, minister ; Bethel church (mission), rev.W.H.Poole, minister; First church, King st.East, rev.William Galbraith, minister; Mountain Mission church, rev.Willlam Galbraith, minister.CLUBS.HAMILTON BOWLING CLUBS.B.Freeman, president ; Charles Magill, M.P., vice-pre- sident; Theophilus Le P.Filgiano, secretary and tieasurer.HAMILTON CLUB.4 Rebecca st.Andrew Binny, president; David Keltie, secretary.HAMILTON CRICKET CLUB.R.Jewell Dunstan, president: R.Kennedy.vice-presi- dent; R.K.Hope, secretary.HAMILTON CURLING CLUB.J.W.Murton, president ; \u2014\u2014 vice-president ; David Mair, George Denholm, representative members: John B.Fair- grieve, treasurer; J.Crerar, secretary; William Craigie, James Boyd, committee of management; Thomas Walker, Thomas Marshall, Thomas Thomson, Joseph Jardine, skips.HAMIL\u201d ON FOOT BALL CLUB.I\u2019.Jewell Dunstan, president; R.K.Hope, vice-president ; Henry U.Sadleir, secretary and treasurer.MAPLE LEAF BASE BALL CLUB.(Organized 1854).W.Shuttleworth, president ; T.C.Carroll, vice-president ; Alexander Eassen, secretary; A.Quinn, C.Cook, J.Kay, field directors.MECHANICS CURLING CLUB, Samuel Scott, president; Andrew Tinlin, vice-president; John Barr, treasurer; Alexander Dingwall, secretary.MUTUAL BASE BALL CLUB.Alexander White, president ; and treasurer ; directors.s Harris Morris, | secretary W.Lavis, D.Cook and J.Basquil, field ONTARIO AND BURLINGTON CURLING CLUB.Hon.H.B.Bull, president ; P.T.Buchanan, vice-president ; W.MeMillan, treasurer ; John Harvey, secretary.VICTORIA RIFLE CLUB.(Organized 1863.) 85 members.C.R.Murray, president ; F.Mackelcan, vice-president ; J.J.Mason, secretary and treasurer; G.Murison, Joseph Mason, J.Adam, J.Little and F.Schwartz, managing directors committee.COMPANIES.EXPRESS.AMERICAN MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS COW.T.Munday, agent, 14 South James st.GAS.HAMILTON GAS LIGHT CO.69 Mulberry st.John Young, president; Sheriff Thomas, vice-president; Thomas Mcllwraith, manager; William Summerville, clerk.RAILWAY.GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY CO.Head office, Hughson st.Alderman Dakin, president; Gilson Homan, vice-presi- dent ; Brackstone Baker, secretary; Walter Lindley, registrar; London, Eng.; W.K.Muir, general superintendent; Joseph Price, treasurer; J.Crampton, general freight agent, Detroit; Joseph Metcalf, auditor; W.Wallace, assistant superintendent, London; M.Pennington, assistant freight agent; W.A.Robinson, locomotive superintendent ; J oseph Taylor, superintendent's secretary ; R.Beatty, general purchasing agent; John Moss, mechanical accountant; W.McMillan, wood purchasing agent.WELLINGTON GREY AND BRUCE RAILWAY CO.Office 8, Canada Life Assurance building, South James st.Lieut.col.W.MeGiverin, of Hamilton, president ; Geo.D.Ferguson, of Fergus, vice-president; A.T.Wood, James Turner.John Stuart, John Ferrie, of Hamilton, A.Sproatt, M.P., of Kincardine.J.mes Wilson and James M.Frazer, of Elora, and George Murison, mayor of Hamilton, directors ; John Osborne, secretary: George Lowe Reid, chief engineer: Thomas Ridout, resident engineer ; William Hen- drie and John Proctor, contractors.TELEGRAPH.DOMINION TELEGRAPH COT.J.Waugh, general superintendent ; C.F.Towers, agent 13 King st.MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.George Black, manager, 13 James st south.CORPORATION.City hall, James st south.Mayor\u2014 George Murison.Council\u2014J.E.O'Reilly, James Mullin, John Winer, John Mitchell, George H.Mills, George Murison, Robert Chisholm, Hutchinson Clark, D.B.Chisholm, Kenney Fitzpatrick, William Edgar, George Sharp, Daniel Kelly, Robert Nisbet, Patrick Crawford.Officers of the Corporation\u2014James Cahill, police magistrate; Thomas Beasley, police clerk and city clerk; Robert W.Kerr, chamberlain ; John Henery, chief of police ; Joseph Kavanagh, police sergeant; J.B.Rousseaux and Alexander McMenemy, detectives; James McCracken, high bailiff; Charles O'Reilly, resident hospital physician; T.Luckens, superintendent of hospital; John Moore, license inspector; William Haskins, manager or HAMILTON.DOMINION 404 DIRECTORY.[ProvINoE OF water works; Samuel McNair, inspector of weights and measures; Alexander Stuart, tax collector; Charles Smith, city messenger; John Amor, care taker of fire apparatus.Police Commissioners\u2014 Alexander Logie, judge County court, James Cahill, police magistrate, and George Murison, mayor.Police Department\u2014The police court is held at the police court room, James st, every morning, Sundays excepted, at 9 o'clock.COUNTY OFFICIALS, Alexander Logie, county judge ; John H.Greer, registrar; David George Greer, deputy registrar ; S.II.Ghent, deputy clerk of the crown and clerk County court ; George Rolph, registrar Circuit court; Richard G.Dampicr, deputy registrar Circuit court; James Kirkpatrick, treasurer; G.8.Counsell, clerk ; William Griffin, clerk 1st Division court; Edward Cartwright, sheriff; William Milne, deputy sheriff and gaoler.CUSTOM HOUSE.53 Stuart st.collector ; William Beatty, surveyor; Charles John L.Smith, 2nd clerk; Francis Shepherd, John Birss, H.W.Woodward, clerks; George B.Spencer, appraiser ; William Agnew, packer; Joseph Weth- erall, chief landing waiter; William G.Mundy, Herbert Dixon, P.McHenry,landing waiters; James 5.Amos, locker; William Gillespy, assistant locker.Outports\u2014Welington Square, Galt and Grimsby.INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT.Offices, Custom house, 53 Stuart st.Thomas White, collector; Wm.Patton, deputy collector.Excisemen\u2014Jobn Stewart, Ist class; R.L.Whyte and S.F.Ross, 2nd class; H.F.Crawford, W.P.Crawford and A.Stuart, 3rd class.W.H.Kittson Sewell, chief clerk ; EDUCATIONAL.BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES.J.Cummins, chairman; J.W.Rosebrugh, Thomas White, jun, F.W.Fearman, D.McCulloch, W.F.Sunley, W.Chisholm.George Coumbe, E.Webber, J.C.Chilman, J.Field, J.Matthews, J.Fielding, J.Lister, J.Osborne, W.L.Billings ; Thomas Beasley, secretary to the Board.Meets first Thursday of every month in the City hall building.CANADIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.E.George Conklin, superintendent business department ; W.A.Thompson, superintendent theory department ; J.M.Fair, teacher penmanship; John McKenzie, assistant teacher bookkeepin : 8.F.Lazier, M.A., LL.B.lecturer on commercial law ; Walter Armstrong, teacher of telegraph ; A.B.Ferguson, instructor of phonography.CHILDREN\u2019S INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.Incorporated by act of Parliament.82 and 84 Barton st east.Mrs.Mackelcan, first directress ; Mrs.Proudfoot, second directress ; Mrs.Ewing, treasurer ; Miss McNab, secretary.Commilice of Management.\u2014Mrs.Ambrose, Mrs.E.Browne, Mrs.W.Copp, Mrs.Dyett, Mrs.Forbes, Miss Gunner, Mrs.Inglis, Miss A.McNab, Mrs.H.McInnes, Mrs.A.Murray, Mrs.Stevenson, Mrs.Steele, Mrs.Bickle, Mrs.Bryan, Mrs.Campbell, Mrs.F'indlay, Mrs.Geddes, Mrs.Gurney, Miss Mackelcan, Mrs.I.J.MeKenzie, Mrs.A.Mclnnes, Mrs.O'Reilly, Mrs.A.B.Simpson, Mrs.Watson and Miss Young GRAMMAR SCHOOL.Cor Main and Caroline sts.J.M.Buchan, M.A, head master ; T.G.Chestnut, English master; P.H.Moodie and John Dickie, assistants.GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY LIBRARY.W.K.Muir, president ; John Moss, secretary ; the heads of departments, vice-presidents; and a working committee among the employees, 2000 volumes, HAMILTON BOARD OF SEPARATE SCHOOL TRUSTEES, Very rev.Father Heenun, chairman ; Martin Fitzpatrick, secretary and treasurer ; Theophilus Le.Filgiano, William Harris, John McPherson, J.IL Hogan, William Kavanagh, J.F.Hogan, John Burns and Paul Stuart.Meets first Monday of every month, LORETTE CONVENT, MOUNT ST.MARY.King st west.Mother Stanislaus, superioress, WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE.King st cast.Rev, S.D.Rice, D.D,, principal ; rev.Wesley P.Wright, M.A., teacher; Misses liza S, Rice, Marin O.Allen Mrs.M.A.Wright, Misses Jeannie P.Allison, M.BE, Stinson, Carrie A.Robertson, Maria Hurlbert, S.I.8.lice, Annie M.S.Reid, Annie IS.Booth, Fanny Dunn, 8.6.Drummond, Ellen Ambrose, H.M.Lincoln, Mrs.M.A.Macearthy, Herr J.Uscar Brueckuer, R.8.Ambrose, teachers.MASONIC.ACACIA LODGE, No.61, A.F.& A, M, R.W.bro.E.Mitchell, W.M.; V.W.bro.J.W.Ferguson P.M.; bro.H.Murray, S.W.; bro.George Le Riche, J.W.; bro.W.Reid, chaplain ; bro.W.Murphy, treasurer; bro.R.McN.Smith, secretary; bro.J.B.Matches, S.D.; bro.U.Myles, J.D.; bro.A.Myles, D.of C.; bro.J.W.Clarke, organist ; bros.J.Bdwards and J.McComb, stewards; bro.H.Burkholder, 1G.; bro.W.W.Summers, tyler.Meets on fourth Friday of each month.BARTON LODGE.Bro.hon.H.B.Bull, P.M.bro.T.C.MacNabb, P.M.bro.B.E.Charlton, P.M.; bro.William Edgar, P.M.; bro.William Thomas Mundy, immediate P.M.; bro.Richard Brierley W.M.; bro.Hugh A.Mackay, senior warden; bro.8.F.Lazier, junior warden; RW, J.W.Murton, chaplain: bro.E.8.Whipple, treasurer; bro.R.Kennedy, secretary ; bro.A.McKeand, S.D.; bro.G.E.Tuckett, J.D.; RW.Richard Bull, D.of C.; bro.Hugh Hyndman, JG ; bro.W.Ww.Summers, tyler.Meets the second Wednesday of every month.GODFREY DE BOUILLON, Encampment and priory.Fra.William Reid, Emt.Com.; V.E.fra.Thos.Bird\" Harris, P.E.C.; fra.Alexander Mitchell, prelate; fra.H.A.Mackay, 1st.capt.C.C.; fra.F.C.Bruce, 2nd capt.C.0.; fra.A.J.Nuthall, treasurer and registrar; fra.\u201d Thomas White, almoner ; fra.John Kenned , expert; fra.George James, 1st S.B.; fra.John Eastwood, and S.B.; fra.E.G.Conklin, capt.of lines; fra.C.W.Smith, 1st herald ; fra.I.C.Chilman, 2nd herald; fra.W.W.Summers, equerry.Regular assemblies on first Friday in every month, at Masonic hall.HAMILTON SOVEREIGN CHAPTER, Rose Croix Chapter H.R., D.M.111.bro.William Reid, 320 M.W.sov.; sov.prince Edward Mitchell, 180 1st gen.; sov.prince Richard Brierley, 180 2nd gen.; ill.bro.1 ugh A.Mackay, 320 prelate; sov.prince Hugh Murray, 180 registrar and treasurer; sov.pringe William T.Munday, 180 Raphael; sov.prince William Kerns, 180 M.of cer.; sov.prince Thomas H.Bartindale, 180 capt.of G.; sov.prince Frederick J.Menct, 180 or anist ; gov.prince Luther Eckerson, 180 tyler; ill bro.John W.Murton, 330 P.M.W.sov.Meets on fourth Tuesday of every month.HIRAM CHAPTER, No.2, R.A.M, V.E.comp.William Reid, 7.; V.E.comp.W.W.Pringle, P.Z.; V.E.comp.U.W.Smith, IL; VE.comp.A.J.Nuthall.J.; comp.Alexander Turner, treasurer; comp.R.G, Conklin, scribe B.; comp.R.Grant seribe N.; comp.G.Stewart, P.sojourner; comp, L.Rckerson, 1st nsst.gojourner; V.HE.comp.I, iriffith, 2nd nest.sujourner; comp.N.Humphrey, D.of C.; comp.W.Leo and comp.George Lec, stewards; comp.John Eastwood and comp.J.A.Bruce, auditors; comp.W.W.Summers, junitor.Meets on first Monday in every month, ONTARIO.) DOMINION 405 DIRECTORY.HAMILTON.LODGE OF STRICT OBSERVANCE, No.27, A.F.& À.M.V.W.bro.W.W.Pringle, W.M.; W.bro.F.C.Bruce, P.M.; bro.J.J.Mason, S.W.; bro.T.Crooker, M.D., J.W.; bro.rev.E.Neville, D.b, chaplain; bro.Alexander Turner, treasurer; bro.J.M.Gibson, secretary ; bro.A.Hart, SD; bro.T.White, M.D,, J D.; bro.W.M.Lottridge, D.of C.; bros.R.Grant and William Gillesby, stewards ; bro.E.G.Conklin, LG.; bro.W.W.Summers, tyler; W.bros.George James and John A.Bruce, auditors.Regular meetings on third Tuesday of every month at masonic hall.ST.JOHN'S CHAPTER, No.6, R.A.M, EL.comp.E.Mitchell, 7.; V.W.comp.H.A.Mackay, H.; W.R.Brierly, J.; comp.II.Burkholder scribe E.; comp.J.Rowe, scribe N.; comp.J.Martin, prin.sojourner; comp.A.Levy, 158 agst.sojourner; comp.Kennedy, 2nd asst.sojourner ; comp.R.McN, Smith, pursuivant; comp.W.W.Summers, janitor.Meets second Thursday of every month.ST.JOHN'S LODGE, No.40, À.F.& À.MR.W.bro.Thomas B.Harris, W.M.; W.bro.George Walker, P.M.; bro.Charles R.Smith, SW.; bro.T.Hill, J.W.; bro.rev.Ji.Neville, D.D.chaplain; bro.J.G.McIntyre, treasurer ; bro, Alexander Rutherford, secretary; bro.J.W.Ferguson, SD.; bro.Adam Rutherford, J.D.; bro.G.B- Smith, D.of C.; bro.James Wade, organist ; bro.William Bell, J.G.; bro.Matthew Howles, bros.Patrick Allan and Robert G.Pole, stewards, bros.James Way and W.Turabull, auditors; bro.W.W.Summers tyler.Regular meetings on third Thursday in every month.MECHANICS INSTITUTE.Robert Roy, president; W.H.Glassco, vice-president.Directors\u2014John 1.McKenzie, George Rutherford.Judge Logie, William Haskins, Archibald Macallum, William Brown, C.R.Murray, David Edgar, E.G.Conklin; Alexander Rutherford, superintendent and manager.NEWSPAPERS.Canada Christian Advocate, weekly, annual subscription $2; rev, J.Gardiner, editor, M.E.Church in Canada, printer and publisher, 14 John st north.Churchman\u2019s Magazine, monthly, annual subscription S2 : rev.T.S.Cartwright, editor; Lawson, McCulloch & Go., printers, South James st cor Main.Craftsman (The) monthly, annual subscription 81.50 ; J.J.Mason, editor and proprietor ; Lawson, McCulloch & Co., printers, South James st, cor Main.Evening Times, annual subscription to daily $3; to weekly $1; C.E.Stewart & Co., proprietors and printers, 3 Hughson.Hamilton Spectator, annual subscription to daily S5: to weekly $1; Lawson, McCulloch & Co, editors, proprietors and publishers, James st south cor Main.Ontario Farmer, monthly, annual subscription $1; rev.W.IF.Clarke, editor, Lawson, McCulloch & Co., proprietors and printers, James st south cor Main.ODD FELLOWS.BURLINGTON ENCAMPMENT, No.7.U.E.Pierce, Ch.P.; W.M.Chapman, H.P.: William Moore, R.S.; J.Barr, treasurer; John Keruer, S.W.: A.B.McDonald, J.W.; Robert Evans, P.C.P.; James Foster, sentinel.Mocts second and fourth Monday of the month.COMMERCIAL LODGE, M, U.John Cotton grand master; George Richmond, noble grand ; Ernest I austman, vice-grand ; William J.McAllister, secrotary.EXCELSIOR LODGE, No, 44, William Lewis, Noble Grand ; John Pryke, vice grand; J.8.McMahon, recording secretary ; Willian J.Moore, permanent secretary ; R.CG.Cooper, treasurer ; Robert Griffith, warden ; William McClure, conductor; J.A.Brown, RS.N.G.; Henry Carmichael, RS.V.G.; James Calder, L.S.N.G.; Heman Marsh, RS.S.; Henry Griffith and John Richmond, grand representatives; John Richmond, degree master; John Barr, dist deputy.Meets on every Thursday.HAMILTON LODGE, M.VU.George Goff, grand master; Charles U.Parry, noble grand; James G.Dow, vice-grand; Thomas Parry, secretary.UNITY LODGE, No, 47, Alexander McKay, N.G.; George Mitgley, V.G.; George Glass, recording secretary ; C.Williams, permanent secretary; Mark Hill, treasurer; John Glass, warden; John Stone, conductor; W.D.Kennedy and John Smith, grand representatives.Meets on every Wednesday evening.VICTORIA LODGE, No.64.William Chapman, N.G.; Robert Beard, V.G.; Thomas Lawless, R.S.; A.B.McDonald, P.S.; John Barr, treasurer ; John Kerner, warden; Robert Evans conductor; James Foster, R.S.N.G.; Thomas Mitchell, RS.V.G.; James Laing L.S.V.G.; Joseph Woon, L.S.; John White, O.S.POST OFFICE.74 James st south.Frederick E.Ritchie, postmaster ; Henry Colbeck, assistant postmaster; Charles Howard, Alfred Crisp, John B.Eager, Henry A.Eager, George H.Armstrong, Thomas Burns, James Gordon, C.Bruce Ferguson, George H.Mathews, clerks; Andrew W.Burns, messenger ; Benjamin Dunnett, letter carrier.SOCIETIES AGRICULTURAL, HAMILTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.Peter Grant, president ; George Roach, 1st vice-president ; H.H.Hurd, second vice-president; F.C.Bruce, secretary- treasurer.Directors\u2014William Hendrie.Lawry, John A.Bruce, Joseph A.H.J.Lawry.HAMILTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.W.E.Sanford, president : James Robb, vice-president Charles Meston, secretary-treasurer.Directors\u2014John Freed, E.J.Townsend.S.P.Stipe, C.Lowe, Hugh Shaw, Richard Rowe, William Hill J.W.Sinclair, Samuel Burner.LITERARY.BURLINGTON LITERARY SOCIETY.P.L.Spencer, president: Charles Lemon, 1st vice-presi- dent; William Bell.2nd vice-president ; D.MeGarvey, secretary ; T.B.Steward, treasurer.HAMILTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL LITERARY SOCIETY.J.McCoy.president: J.D.Lawson, vice-president; D Steele, secretary and treasurer.BENEVOLENT.AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS WRIGHTS AND PATTERNMAKERS, Samuel Heath, president: Daniel Black, treasurer: William Thompson, secretary.Meetings held at D.Black's Club House, 112 James st., each alternate Saturday.CITY HOSPITAL.Charles O'Reilly, M.D.C.M, house surgeon: Thomas Luckens, steward, cor John and Guise sts.Open daily from 12 to 1 o'clock.DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTION, Board of Commissioners\u2014Rev.Dr.Ryerson, J udg.Logie, John McKeon, Ebenezer Stinson.John Mitchell, Thomas Dingle, George H.Mills, MILL- HAMILTON.FEMALE HOME, Mrs.McQuesten, president; Mrs.Bancroft, treasurer; Miss M.McFarlane, matron.81 Maria st.GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.H.Bauer, president; John Erdman, vice-president; EB.Faustmann, treasurer; H.Fraiz, secretary ; George Heilig, corresponding secretary.HAMILTON ORPHAN ASYLUM, Board of Management\u2014Mrs.Thomas, president; Mrs.Geddes, Mrs.Evans, Mrs.Hebden, Mrs.Burnett, vice-prosi- dents; Mrs.E.Jackson, treasurer; Mrs.T.W.Kerr, Mus.Walker, Miss Sutherland, Mrs.McQuesten, Mrs.McLaren, Ms.Winer, Mrs.J.W.Bickle, Mrs.Inglis, and Miss Me- onald.HAMILTON TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No, 129.W.H.Cliff, president; W.P.Campbell, vice-president ; Daniel G.Mitchell, rec.-cor.sec.; John Horsnell, treasurer ; Cor.Donovan, Fin-Sec.; W.C.Hooper, sergeant-at arms.Managing Committee\u2014Rees Evans, Justus Griffin, Jasper Hurrell, Charles Kidner, David Lee, Daniel G.Mitchell, William Robb.HOUSE OF REFUGE.George st.Directors\u2014Alderman Titzpatrick, chairman; Aldermen Mullin, Mitchell, Clark and Crawford.IRISH PROTESTANT BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.J.Edwin O'Reilly, president; hon.H.B.Bull, D.Kelly, P.Crawford, vice-presidents; Robert Beatty, secretary; C.Burrows, assistant secretary; Thomas White, treasurer; rev.J.Hebden, M.A.rev.W.H.Poole, honorary chaplains; Isaac Ryall, M.B., John A.Mullin, M.D., honorary physicians.General Council\u2014R.M.Ballantyne, chairman; Thomas Macabe, William Moore, Henry Griffith, James Mullin, W.S.Nixon, Alexander Kerr, Charles Foster, R.Campbell, James Foster.ST.ANDREW'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, Robert Service, president; J.I.Mackenzie and W.F.Findiay, vice-presidents; Robert Osborne, treasurer; À.Maccallum, M.A., secretary ; rev.David Inglis, chaplain ; Dr.Macdonald and Dr.Mackintosh, physicians.Charitable Committee\u2014James Hutchison, P.Fraser, Wm.Brown, A.McKeand.ST GEORGE'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.1.C.Chilman, president; O.If.Pierce 1st vice-president; R.Brierly, 2nd vice-president; William Storror, secretary- treasurer; rev.Dr.Neville, and rev.George Richardson, chaplains.Committee of Management\u2014James Stevenson, chairman; William Howles, W.M.Chapman, R.Rowe, R.C.Cooper, S.F.Ross, J.Finch, A.Green, T.Mundy, J.de 1a Hooke T.C.Mewburn.\u2019 ST MARY'S ORPHAN ASYLUM, Under the direction of the sisters of St.Joseph, mother Mary Phillips, superioress.138 Park st north.CO-OPERATIVE.HAMILTON CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, (Limited.Established 1864, and incorporated by special act of Parliament.Store 7 Market st.J.F.McClure, president; Thomas Wilson, vice-presi- dent; James Horsburgh, secretary ; John W.Murray, treasurer ; John Monteith, financial secretary; Al:x.Willis and F.Willson, auditors ; and 12 trustees.DOMINION 406 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF Board of Trusices meets every Monday evening, at 17.30.Shareholders hold guarterl meetings on the lust Thursday of Junuary, April, July and October.MEDICAL.HAMILTON MEDICAL AND SURGICAL SOCIETY, Dr.J.W.Roscbrugh, president; Dr.J.D.Macdonald, vice-president.: NATIONAL.ST PATRICK'S SOCIETY.M.Murphy, president; P.Hennessy, 1st vice-president Joseph Kelly, 2nd vice-president; IT Hennassey, treasurer C.Dunivan, recording secretary ; J.Nelligan, corresponding secretary.RELIGIOUS.HAMILTON BOYS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.A.L.Dewar, president; Mel'arlnne Nelson, vice-presi- dent; H.C.Secord, secretary and treasurer.HAMILTON BRANCH BIBLE SOCIETY.T.Bickle, president; I.Jackson, hon.Isaac Buchanan, E.C.Thomas, J.Watson and Calvin McQuesten, vice-pre- sidents; Thomas Wlite, treasurer; rev.A.B.Simpson, corresponding secretary ; James Walker, minute secretary ; D.McLellan, depositary.Committee.\u2014All the Ministers of the Gospel in charge of congregations, who are members of the Society, and Messrs.Joseph Lister, P.W.Dayfoot, A.Logie, Joseph Lawson, W.Gunner, J.W.Bickle, Thomas Morris, W.E.Whipple and Robert Campbell.HAMILTON RURAL DEANERY.Rev.J.Gamble Geddes, M.A., rural dean; rev.G.A.Bull, secretary ; James Bancroft, treasurer.HAMILTON YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.A.1.McKenzie, president; George A.Young, sheriff Thomas A.Macallum, M.A, and George Black, vice-presidents; James Bancroft, treasurer; Thomas Dale, corresponding secretary ; P.L.Spencer, recording secretary.Commitice\u2014R.S.Daville, A.F.Forbes, William Givin, J.B.Grey, George Rutherford, W.BE.Sanford, James Watson, John W.Murton, E.S.Whipple, P.W.Dayfoot, George Sweet, D.McGarvey ; W.B.M.Jumes, city missionary.TEMPERANCE.HAMILTON TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.H.C.Perkins, president; rev.G.Brown, secretary and treasurer.Hold there public meetings every other Monday evening.HAMILTON TEMPLE, No, 9, I.0.of G.T.W.C.T., Thomas Copland ; W.V.T, EB.Randell; W.T.Mrs.Weston ; W.F.S., A.E.Willis; W.5,, George Ross; W.M, H.G.Weston; W.D.M., K, MeQuarrie; W.J.G,, Robeson\u2019; W.0.G., D.Gleason ; RILS., Annie Gray; L LS, J.McGregor; W.C., R.Forster; P.W.C.T, J.1 cPlerson.T.D., G.Roberts.Meets corner King and McNab st.BURLINGTON TEMPLE, No, 470, 1, 0.of G.T, W.C.T., 1.I.Cromwell; W.V.T, C.R.Perkins; 8, II.C.Perkins; T., Jesse Melbourn; IS, IK.8.Cummer; M., L.Eckersen; J.G., Maggie Mcllarg ; 0.G., C.Ballou; C., J.M.Bullou.Meets on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, at the Excelsior Photograph Gallery room, Jumes st. ONTARIO.] LE'E\u2014A post oflice station in the HAN ip of Bulgess, county of Lanark Distant from Perth, a station of the Brockville und Ottawa railway, 8 miles.Mail weekly.Allan William, treasurer, miller Brooke Thomas, township clerk Chisholm, rev.J., R.catholic, local superintendent Stanley Michael, postmaster HMAMMOND\u2014A post office station in tho township of Elma, county of Perth.Distant from Mitchell, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 22 miles.Mail daily.Alexander R.L., school teacher Aitchison Andrew, mill owner Burnett William, farmer Burnette John, farmer Corry Jumes, farmer Dick John, farmer Gray William, farmer Hammond James, J.P., postmaster Tone William, farmer Keating James, farmer Keating John, farmer Keating William, farmer Keith Alexander, farmer Keith James, farmer McAllister Robert, farmer McCauley John, farmer Melrose Thomas, farmer Robinson Alexander, farmer Gray Daniel, blacksmith HAMPSTE A D\u2014A post officestation in the township of North Fasthope, county of Perth.Distant from Shakespeare, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6} miles, Mail weekly.Liesemer Henry, postmaster HAMPTON\u2014A village in the township of Darlington, county of Durham.Distant from Bowmanville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 5 miles, fare 25¢.; trom Port Hope 28 miles, from (Cobourg the county town, 35 miles, from Toronto 45 miles.Mail daily.Population about Allen Nathaniel, blacksmith Allen William, tarmer Ashton Samuel, shopkeeper Baulch Richard, tailor Beer William, blacksmith Belwood Mrs.Dorothy, wid John Bice Mark, M.D.Bigham Hugh, M.D.Bunt Richard H., cooper Burns Robert Burrows Thomas, farmer Castle Joseph, carpenter Clarke Thomas, jun., blacksmith Clarke Thomas, sen., blacksmith Clayton Mrs.Martha, wid Mathew Cole John, tailor Cole Samuel, tailor Cowling John, carpenter Creeper John, blacksmith Creeper Thomas, laborer Creeper William, laborer Creeper Willinm, jun, laborer Cryderman Daniel, laborer Cryderman James, farmer Cryderman James H,, clerk Elford Jonathan, farmer Elford Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Ambrose Elford William ELLIOTT HENRY, JUN, storekeeper Elliott Henry, sen, J.P., postmaster, miller Eliott John, clerk Elliott Thomas, miller Ellis Frederick L., school teacher Farley John, farmer Fisher Miss, assistant teacher DOMINION Fowke Erasmus S., cabinetmaker Fowke Thomas, tanner Glauville Thomas, laborer Goodman Mrs.Gully Francis, carpenter Hamlyn William, laborer Harness John, laborer Harvey William, laborer Hastings Charles Hastings Edward, of T.& E.Hastings Hastings T.& E.pumpmakers Hastings Thomas, of T.& E.Hastings Heasley James, saddler Hoidge Joseph, farmer Jennings James, laborer Jennings William, carpenter Johns John, waggonmaker Johns Samuel, cooper Johns Thomas, cooper Katerson Richard, farmer Kent William, laborer Kivell Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Samuel Langmaid Joseph Libby John, sawyer Lynde Hawkin C.Martin William, shoemaker Martyn William, teamster Mason Samuel T., agent Merril Charles C., constable, carpenter Moines Isaac, miller Noden William, currier Oke Thomas, innkeeper Phillips Henry T., hotelkeeper Pickard Jonathan, farmer Roberts rev.E., Bible christian Smith John Snell James, laborer Stonehouse Thomas, auctioneer Territt Joshua, produce dealer Thomas William C., saddler Thompson John, farmer Trenouth Edward, mason Trenouth Miss Elizabeth, milliner Twamley Jchn, pedlar Vanstone William, waggonmaker Ward Joseph, shoemaker Ward Samuel, grocer Ward Thomas, butcher Webster Mrs.Louisa, wid Thos., assistant teacher, Common school Williams Daniel, carpenter Williams Jobn, clerk Williams William, shoemaker Williams William, notary Worth Richard, carpenter Wright Albert, farmer Yeo Thomas, tax collector HANNON\u2014 A small village in the township of Glanford, county of Wentworth, Distant from Hamilton, a station of the Great Western railway and the county town, 7 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 5).Aitkins John, carpenter Baldwin John, farmer Barlow James, blacksmith Bears John, farmer Bradtield William, innkeeper Clark Robert, farmer Cowie Thomas, postmaster Donahve Matthew, farmer Glover James, farmer Glover Joseph, farmer Grey Charles, farmer Hislop George, farmer Horning Essex, farmer Horning Jeremiah, farmer Long Henry, innkeeper Pearson George, butcher Pearson Henry, butcher Pearson James, butcher Pearson Thomas, butcher Pearson William, butcher Swith Robert, farmer Zywedy John farmer 407 DIRECTORY.Han-HAN HANOVER-\u2014A rising village on the Saugeen river, 85 miles trom its confluence with Lake Huron, on the line between the townships of Brant and Bentinek, counties of Grey and Bruce.It possesses excellent water power, and is surrounded by a rich agricultural district.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Walkerton 6 miles, fare 25¢.; from Durham 11 miles, fare 50c.; from Owen Sound 39 miles, fare $2; from Colling- wood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 46 miles, fare $2.50.Mail daily.Population about 700.Adams & Messenger, carders and cloth manufacturers Adams H.P., mill owner Appleby Samuel, builder Balthrop Miss, teacher Barnes Robert, sawyer Becker Henry, jeweller Black James, cabinetmaker Botterell James, butcher Botterell Robert, farmer Bottenhorn Mrs.H., wid Boyd John, carpenter Brehm Sigmund, innkeeper Buch Abraham, farmer Campbell Daniel, clerk Campbell Donald, farmer Campbell Duncan, carder Campbell Duncan, foundry Campbell J., farmer Campbell Malcolm, moulder Campbell Peter, postmaster, druggist Campbell William, agent Campbell William M., tinsmith Christie John, carpenter CITIZEN'S INSURANCE CO.OF CANADA, J.B.Davis, agent Clark rev.A., Baptist Clark James, waggonmaker Conrad Christian, farmer Coppinger Thomas S., storekeeper an issuer of marriage licenses Crispin John, farmer \u201c, À Cudney Mrs., milliner Davis J.B, agent Citizen's Insuranec Co.of Canada Davis Thomas, sawyer Dellihunty Frank, sawyer Devlin John, innkeeper Devlin Simon, clerk Devlin Thomas, innkeeper Devlin William, carpenter Diamond Mrs., wid Doberer A.tailor Dresch Valentine, brickmaker Eberth John, innkeeper Eidt Lewis, cooper Eisenminger rev.John, Baptist Francis Robert, farmer Goodeve E.A, storekeeper Goodman James, sexton Gottwals A.Z,, insurance agent Gottwals D., trader Graben Charles, harnessmaker Graben Henry, farmer Grebill John, blacksmith Hahn John, constable and farmer Hallman John, carpenter Harrell Robert, farmer Hasengager Christian H., farmer Herle John, carpenter Hertel John, farmer Hett Conrad, cabinetmaker Hillvard Joseph, cabinetmaker Hollinger George.tanner Holstead J.F., M.D.Holtzman Jacob, carpenter Hood William, insurance agent Hopkins Mrs., wid, milliner Hoyse John, brickmaker Husher William, shoemaker Irvine John N., horse trader Johnson D., farmer Har-Har DOMINION 408 DIRECTORY.[Province o¥ Johnston John H., carpenter Kalbfleisch John, waggonmaker Kepkey Jonas, luborer Kern Christian, tailor Kerr John, painter Knechtel D.& P.saw mill owners KNECHTEL JACOB, operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Knobloch Valentine, blacksmith Kühner Conrad, potter Kühner Lewis, tanner Landerkin George, M.D., coroner Lawson John, hardware Lockie James, carpenter Lynn James, blacksmith Lynn Samuel, blacksmith McDonald & Yost, storekeepers McDonald D., of McDonald & Yost McNally Robert, waggonmaker McNally Samuel, blacksmith McNichol John, insurance agent McQuarry Murdoch, blacksmith Mackensen rev.W., Lutheran Manorgan John, moulder Marshall Mrs.R., wid Martin W., farmer Matthews rev.Henry S., Wesleyan Mead William, finisher Messenger Jacob, carder Metcalf\u2019 William, farmer Mills Joseph, teamster Mitchell P., harnessmaker Mohr George, shoemaker MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.J, Knechtel, operator Neiert Valentine, cooper Noble George, farmer Norsworthy Samuel, tavernkeeper Ogden Abraham, innkeeper Ogden Charles, teamster Ogden James, blacksmith Ogden Robert, teamster Oppertshauser Conrad, waggonmaker Oppertshauser Henry, gardener Pampereau Frederick, waggonmaker Patterson William, sawyer Perry P.W., storekeeper Peterson William, carpenter Proctor John, music teacher Puttock David, blacksmith Rae Joseph, waggonmaker Rebum Nelson, harnessmaker Rowland R., farmer Rowland Richard, laborer Rutherford J., farmer Sach Frederick, plasterer Sawistowiski John, farmer Scarborough Charles, brickmaker Schopp Peter, laborer Schultz William, teamster Schuhman Frederick, shoemaker Schwartz Garret, carpenter Schwegler John F., storekeeper Schwegler William, artist Scott Parker, brickmaker Small John, constable Small William, carpenter Specht John, weaver Spiers Mrs., wid Spiers Solomon, laborer Spry John Stephens Alexander, teacher Sterling Henry, butcher Sterling Isaac, butcher Stewart Charles, shoemaker Sutton Frederick, cabinetmaker Teger Charles, tailor Thornlow Henry, miller Thring Alex., miller Timson William, farmer Tindall rev.L., Episcopal methodist Traynor Mrs., wid.milliner Turner William, cabinetmaker Tweedie Mrs., wid, teacher Vetter Michael, ropemaker Volg Andrew, carpenter Wagner Anthony, farmer \u2018Wakefield Thomas, laborer Walker John, cabinetmaker Wall Mrs, wid Walls John, teamster Weitzel Jacob, clerk Weldon Andrew, painter Wendelborn William, trader Whiteford Miss, milliner Williams rev.\u2014, Baptist Winkler rev.P., Evangelical association ; Young Simon, tailor Yost ferdinand, of McDonald & Yost Yost George, clerk Yost Henry, trader Yost Mrs, wid HARDINGE\u2014A small village in the township of Barrie, county of Frontenne, Distant from Napance, à station of the Grand Trunk rnilway, 51 miles.Muil weekly.Population about 40.Bongaw Burnard, farmer Levere Allen, carpenter Tapping Thomas, jun., councillor Tapping Thomas, sen., postmaster Thompson Elias, farmer Thompson Jeremiah, farmer HARLEDNM-\u2014A village in the township of Bastard, county of Leeds.Distant from Brockville, a station of the Grand Trunk and Brockville and Ottawa railways, 26 miles, fare $1.75.; from Kingston 45 miles, from Ottawa 80 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Alford G.J., of H.Alford & Son Alford Hiram, & Son, snath makers Alford Samuel D., snath maker Austin Harvey, farmer Brown R., grocer Chant Mark, farmer Chipman Lewis, township clerk, farmer Eyre Thomus, farmer Gainsford William, shoemaker Gile A.C., farmer Gile À.H, farmer Green John, farmer Janson W.T., local superintendent for Bastard & Burgess Kincaid William, postmaster, shoemaker Moss James, farmer Smith Israel, mill owner Sweet Hiram, farmer Watts Thomas, farmer *HARLEY-A small village in the fown- ship of Burford, county of Brant.Distant from Brantford, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 16 miles, fare 60c.Mail daily.Population about 100.Bennett William D., farmer Bennett William H., farmer Brown Arthur, blacksmith Colcleugh William, blacksmith Conklin\u2019 Burnet, proprietor Harley house Crysler Alpheus D., storekeeper Crysler James J., waggonmaker Crysler John H., clerk Dean Walter, farmer Denby J.& J., storekeepers Denby John, of J.& J.Denby, postmaster Denby Joseph, of J.& J.Denby, shoemaker Ellis Thomas, carpenter Flock Paul, blacksmith Foster Miss Mary, school teacher Harley house, B.Conklin, proprietor Hawk John, farmer Peerlee Isanc, farmer *Also called Derby.Ryder Jonathan, farmer Shellington Edward, farmer Steedmnn Abraham, tailor Thompson Wellington, furmer Thompson Willinm, farmer MARMONY\u2014A small village in the township of South Easthope, count, of Porth, Distant from Stratford, a station ofthe Grand Trunk railway, 3) miles, from London 80 miles, Mail bi-weekly.Population about 80, Aduir Joseph, farmer Blair Willinm, Llacksmith Colbert Willimmn, farmer Colter Robert, farmer Corbett Kdmund, postmaster, propric- tor woollen mill Densmore Ephraim, farmer Dunsmore James, farmer Dunsmore Jumes H., farmer Dunsmore Samuel, blacksmith Lupton Charles, farmer Lupton George, farmer Lupton John, farmer McTavish Douglas, school teacher Pinder Johm, mill owner Rankin David, farmer Russell Leonard, pumpmaker Wesleyan wethodist church, rev.J.S.Fisher Wilson Thomas, farmer HAROLD\u2014A smal) village in the township of Rawdon, county of llastings.Distant from Stirling 6 miles, fare 26c.; from Belleville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 22 miles, fure $1.Mail daily.Population about 150.Bailey James, J.P., farmer Bailey Samuel, farmer Buck Richard, postmaster, innkeeper Cook James, councillor, farmer Dafoe George, carpenter Heath John, farmer Heath William, farmer Hubble Ira, blacksmith Ketcheson Aaron, saw mill Livingston Hugh, farmer Maze Richard, carpenter McCormack Robert, farmer McCormack Thomas, farmer McMullen Baldwin, farmer McMullen Henry, farmer McQuagg David, farmer Popps Peter, farmer Read Benjamin, saw mill owner Runnells John, farmer Sills Alexander, township clerk HARPER-\u2014 A small village in the township of Bathurst, county of Lanark.Distant from Perth, a station of the Brock- ville and Ottawn railway, 7 miles, Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Bolton William, farmer Churchill Thomas, cooper Daron R.B., butcher ferguson Duncan, carpenter Fisher John, farmer Harper Joseph, farmer Jackson James, farmer Leighton Miles, blacksmith and innkeeper MeNee Peter, farmer Marguerite Henry, earpenter Marguerite Louis, cabinetmaker Steele John, weaver Warren Joseph, postmasier, storekeeper HARRIETSVILLE\u2014A snl villnge in the fw aship of North Dorchester, county of Middlesex, There is a largo cheese Inctory here, Distant from Dor- chester, n station of the Great Western railway, T miles, fare 250.; from London, the county town, 17 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 120.Bunatyne Hector, blacksmith \u2018ONTARIO.] DOMINION 409 DIRECTORY.HAR-HAR Barnes Henry,farmer stations on the branch line change cars! Sproul Joseph, laborer Barr Cinnamon, storekeeper here.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an Vannostrand Cornelius, managing Bowey John, blacksmith Campbell David Canada cheese factory, James Harris, president ; Robert Fucey, manager Cline Seth, farmer Dennis John, farmer Dunn John, farmer Katon James, farmer Evans John, farmer Facey Robert, manager Canada clieese factory Falls Andrew, farmer Fleming Robert, farmer [fountain Bdward, blacksmith l\u2018rancis l\u2019oster, farmer Frank Joseph, farmer Groat Jumes, pedlar Hamilton Delona, farmer Hardy Jobn, tailor Harris Erastus, laborer Harris James, president Canada cheese factory Hector Valentine, blacksmith Irwin William, waggonmaker Jelly John J., storekeeper Jelly William, J.P., innkeeper Kenked John, farmer McKee William, farmer McMillen John, J.P., postmaster, issuer of marriage licenses McMillen William G., storekeeper MARRIAGE LICENSES, John McMil- len, issuer Miller H.M,, farmer Morton Mrs.Margaret, wid Mark Pherson Hiram, pumpmaker Rickard Cornelius, farmer Secord Adam H., farmer Sharp Thomas, furmer Wallace Isaac, shoemaker York Stephen, furmer York William, farmer HARRINGTON WEST \u2014A small village in the township of West Zorra, county of Oxford.Distant from Strat- ford, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, from St Mary's 10 miles, from Woodstock, the county town, 20 miles, from London 30 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 130.Anderson Thomas, farmer Bossence John, laborer Bossence William, laborer Campbell Mrs.Margaret, wid John Farnsworth William, farmer Forbes George, waggonmaker Heron Robert, tailor Houke George, cabinetmaker Kenny Thomas, laborer Kerr Angus, storekeeper Lampman Simon, millowner McCabe John, blacksmith MeRay Donald, builder McKay James, mason McKay John, builder McKay Miss Barbara McKenzie John, laborer McLeod Hugh, M.D.McLeod John, innkeeper McLeod Miss Nancy Meldrum rev.William, Presbyterian Morris Mathew, cabinetmaker Murray Grorge, blacksmith Nimock William, millow ner Pitt John, J.P, farmer Reid Donald, postmaster Wadland William, farmer HARRISBURG \u2014 A village in the township of South Dumfries, county of Brant, situated on the main line of the Great Western railway, at ifs junction with the branch line to Galt, Guelph, Elora and Fergus.J\u2019assengers for t'e ofl.ce here.Distant from Hamilton 20 miles, from Toronto 60 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200.Bowman Jacoh,of M.& J.Bowman, proprietor Railway hotel Bowman M.& J, storekeepers Burt Robert, J.P., farmer Clarey Simon, laborer Clark James, farmer Coleman John, proprietor Harrisburg hotel Drake George, farmer Durham Joseph, farmer Fraser James, farmer GALLOWAY JAMES, postmaster, storekeeper and grain merchant Griffin James, shoemaker Hall John, blacksmith Harrisburg hotel, John Coleman, proprietor Henderson William, farmer Hunter Hugh Janevery Charles Lawrison M.B., farmer Lyall John, baggagemaster Mack Patrick, laborer Maney James, liquor dealer Mannen John, farmer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, Geo.Railton, agent Morris Samuel B., telegraph operator Perkins Robert, switchman RAILTON GEORGE, station master and agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Railway hotel, Jacob Bowman, proprietor Roung John, farmer Scroggy James, farmer Shaver Walter, carpenter Shuert Jacob, farmer Smith Henry, farmer Smith John, laborer Smith Simon, farmer Souter John, track master Starr Frederick, butcher Starr George.farmer Thompson George, switchman Vrooman À.M., farmer Vrooman Daniel, proprietor Vrooman's hotel Vrooman George, farmer Vrooman's hotel, Daniel Vrooman, proprietor Will Horace, G.W.R.* HARRISONIS\u2014A village in the township of Essa, county of Simcoe.It is a flag station of the Northern railway.Distant from Augus5 miles, from Colling- wood IS miles, from Toronto 68 miles.Population about 60.Brolley James.laborer Brolley John, laborer Cargo George, laborer Collwell W.W., & Co., saw mill Colter Hugh A.laborer Dempster Thomas, laborer Dempster William, laborer Dillon Christopher, laborer Elliott John, laborer Fletcher John, laborer Gauley Thomas, laborer Hinds David, sawyer Lyons Henry, laborer McMahon Robert, laborer Metcalf James, laborer Metealt Thomas, sawyer Mills William, laborer Robinson Robert, laborer Russell Michael, laborer Scott Frederick, section master Nor- thern railway * The post office is at Angus, partner for W, W, Collwell & Co.Vannostrand Cornelius 3.HARRISTON\u2014A flourishing village in the township of Minto, county of Wellington.It is to be one of the main stations of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, now building from Fergus, It con- taias flouring, shingle, planing, and steam saw mills, woollen and cabinet factories, a foundry and brickyard, and Presbyterian, Wesleyan and Epizco- pal churches.Distant from Clifford 7 miles, fare 25¢.; from Walkerton 25 miles, from Elora, a station of the Wellington, Grey, and Bruce railway, 27 miles, fare $1.25; froin Guelph, a station of the Grand Truuk and Great Western railways, 40 miles.Mail daily.Population about 500.ALLAN JAMES, proprietor Harriston hotel Bailey James, harnessmaker Bansley John, weaver Bell Thomas, shoemaker Boultbee rev.Arthur, ch of England Bowie Thomas W., general store Brisbane Leonard, merchant Chambers George, proprietor Commercial hotel Clark Joseph, hostler Clegg Henry, teamster Cochran James, blacksmith Colcleugh George, druggist Commercial hotel, George Chambers, proprietor Condell Richard, plasterer Cowan James, M.D.Craig John, tailor Dow Alexander, farmer Dochstader rev.J.W., New Connexion methodist Gilhuly Richard, blacksmith and wag gonmaker Ginn Thomas, carpenter Gordon Hugh.joiner Gray Benjamin, joiner Gray William.excavator Haig Robert, clerk, commissioner in B.R.Haines J.C.carpenter Hamilton Daniel, blacksmith HARRISTON HOTEL, James Allan, proprietor Hastie Matthew, blacksmith Hewlett Charles, laborer Hotson Walter, shoemaker Hutley Benjamin, gardener Kaye Henry C., clerk Division court, township clerk.conveyancer, commissioner, and issuer marriage licenses Johnston John, carpenter ; Lambert Robert G., agricultural implement maker Lambert William, woollen factory Lee George.butcher Lee John, blacksmith Leitch Richard, brickmaker Lemon William, lumber merchant Livingstone John, bailiff Markle Archibald G., proprietor Royal hotel MeCleister William, barkeeper McCready Alexander, postmaster, general merchant McDonald Switton, road contractor and builder McDougal Hugh, waggonmaker McEachern James, blacksmith McEACHERN JOHN D., shingle and woollen factory ; shingles kept for sale McKay John, blacksmith McLean John, planing mill, sash and door factory Har-Har DOMINION 410 DIRECTORY.[ProVINOCE or McLellan rev.George, Canada Presbyterian McLellan John, turner McMillan Alexander, advocate MEIKLEJOHN ALEXANDER, dealer in dry goods, groceries, provisions, liquors, hardware, boots and shoes, crockery, and patent medicines Michie Alexander, clerk Montgomery Andrew, blacksmith, waggon and Implement maker Moore James, farmer Moore William, farmer Nevin Thomas, teamster (Connor Bartholomew, blacksmith Patmore Brothers, blacksmiths and car- riagemakers Patmore Henry, of Patmore Brothers Patmore Martin, of Patmore Brothers Penington William, blacksmith Pennington Richard, pedlar Present William J., miller Preston Brothers, steam saw and lath mill Preston James B., of Preston Brothers Preston William, of Preston Brothers Purdy Thomas, baker Reeves Matthew, shinglemaker Robertson Alexander, tinsmith Robinson Thomas, grist and saw mill Royal hot:1, A.G.Markle, proprietor Rutherford James, M.D.Sanderson William, waggonmaker Simmie John, saw mill hand Simmie Robert, engineer \u2019 Smith William, waggonmaker Taylor William, general store Trotter John, watchmaker Warnock William, waggonmaker Watson J.F., photographer and painter Welte Sales, cabinet factory * HARROW\u2014A village in the township ot Culchester, county of Essex.Distant from Amherstburg 12 miles from Sack- ville (or Colohester) 4 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Armitage Thomas, farmer Fulmer E.M., carpenter Fulmer George, farmer Goble Frederick, postmaster, storekeeper Helferich George, farmer Hughson \u2014, steam saw and grist mill Lintmer John C., farmer Lintmer Leonard, farmer Munger Alfred, farmer Munger John G., blacksmith Quick John B., carpenter Shorey rev.Thomas, Wesleyan Thresher John, tavernkeeper Woughter Thomas C., millwright Wright William, storekeeper t HARROWSMITH\u2014A village in the township of Portland, county of Frontenac, istant from Kingston, the county town, 16 miles, fare 40c, Mail daily.Population about 300.ALBION HOTEL, Low Douglas, proprietor .Baker Ira B., cabinetmaker Blackhurst James, blacksmith Burnett John N., carpenter Carscallen Philip Henry, saddler Charlton Alexander, farmer Charlton John, farmer Clark Lester, waggonmaker Clark Warren, carriagemaker Coudy Samuel, proprietor Dominion hotel Cook James, school teacher Cronk John, laborer *Also called Munger\u2019s, + Also called Spike's Corners.Day Barney, stage driver Deeks William A, blacksmith Denison Thomas, J.P., farmer Dod David, shoemaker Dominion hotel, Samuel Coudy, pro- rietor DOUGLAS LOW, proprietor Albion hotel Easton William, cooper Herchmer John, farmer Hicks Joshua, stage driver Jackson Moses, tarmer Lake John, carriagemaker McGinness James, blacksmith McLaughlin William H., shoemaker Meyers Mrs.Philander, midwife Miller rev.William Wesley, Wesleyan Philip Abraham, carriagemaker Rogers Ferdinand, carpenter Shibley Charles, J.P., farmer Shibley Edwin, storekeeper Shibley Schuyler, J.P.reeve Simpkin Harvey, carpenter Smith George, farmer SMITH JOHN R., M.D., physician and surgeon Smith Joseph, farmer Spike Aaron, cheese factory Spike James, farmer Stewart Samuel, storekeeper Stewart Samuel F.) postmaster, notary Treescott John, farmer Van Winckle Mrs.Lalorme, wid Abraham HARTFORD\u2014A village in the township of Towasend, county of Norfolk.Distant from Brantford, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway.14 miles, {from Simcoe, the county town, 18 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 100.Barber Elisha, farmer Barker William, waggonmaker Burk John W., shoemaker Burk rev.John, Baptist Bradshaw John, farmer Dean Stafford, farmer Murrell Robt.J., farmer and cattle dealer Nicholson John, farmer Osborne John, waggonmaker Renner Albert, farmer Renner George, farmer Smith Walter, farmer Thomas Benjamin W., postmaster, storekeeper Vanloon Abraham, farmer Vanloon Barzilla, carpenter Vanloon Benjamin, blacksmith Vanloon James, carpenter Vanloon John, farmer Vanloon John, innkeeper Vanloon Thomas, farmer Vanloon William, farmer Wilcox Edward S., millowner Wilcox George, farmer Wilcox Isaac, farmer Wilcox John, farmer Wilcox John H., farmer HARTINGTON\u2014A small village in the township of Portland, county of Fronte- nae.Distant from Kingston, the count town, 183 miles, fure 40c.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 40.Campbell Benjamin, millowner Carscallen Edward, furmer Denison David, farmer Denison George, farmer Denison John, farmer Denison Thomas, J.P., farmer Kennedy William H., postmaster Segsworth John, farmer Segsworth Thomas, farmer Spike Aaron, clerk town council MARTLEV\u2014A small village in the township of Eldon, county of Victoria, Distant from Lindsay, a station of the Midland railway, 14 miles, from Toronto 14 miles.Mail weekly, Populution about 50.Ashman John, shoemaker Ashmnn William, farmer Barker John, farmer Calder George, waggonmaker Calder James, waggonmaker Campbell A.D., postmaster Campbell Alexander, farmer Campbell Archibald, farmer Campbell Duncan, shoemaker Campbell George, farmer Campbell John, farmer Currie Archibald, farmer Forman Willizm, farmer Gilchrist Donald, muson Gilchrist Neil, blacksmith Gilchrist William, plasterer Lawson James, farmer Mackin De ais, fivmer McCaffrey Donald, carpenter McCunig Archibald, farmer MeFudgen A\"gus, farmer MeFadgen John, farmer V eF.dgen Sumuel, farmer McMillan John, farmer McMillan John, tailor MeMillan Neil, farmer McNeil Hector, blacksmith Magnire Patrick, hotelkeeper Noah Thomas, brickmaker Rickaby Seth, merchant Ringland Robert, farmer Spence Alexander, farmer Spence John, farmer Thornberrie George, farmer Thornberrie John, farmer Vanstone George, farmer HARTMAN\u2014A post office station in the township of Gwillimbury East, county of York.Distant from New Market, & station of the Northern railway, 9 miles.Mail weekly.Terry D., postmaster *\u201cHARWICHVILLE\u2014A village in the township of MHurwich, county of Kent Distant from Lewisville, a station of the Great Western railway, 4 miles, from \u2018Thamesville 9 miles, from Chatham, the county town, 12 miles.Mail daily Population about 100.Adams David, storekeeper Booth Daniel, farmer Clarke Alexander, farmer Clarke Dougal, farmer Clark John, jun., farmer Clark John, sen, farmer ; Davis rev.John, Episcopal methodist Dirk Andrew, waggonmaker George Thomas, shoemaker Gilbraith Duncan, farmer Gilbraith Jolin, turmer Gilbraith Laughlin, farmer ; Holmes Henry, storekeeper and miller Hutchinson David, farmer Hutchinson James, postmaster, storekeeper Jackson Richard, farmer Johnston George, farmer Knight Samuel, furmer MecBryne John, farmer McKuy Alexander, engineer McKay Mrs.C,, wid Alex, hotelkeeper Martin Charles, plasterer Maw Thomas, farmer Maw Jacob, farmer Nash Joseph, farmer .Parsons Joseph, blacksmith Parsons William, blacksmith »Sometimes called McKay's Corners. ONTARIO.] Ross William, harnessmaker Rutherford James, M.D.Stenton Robert, furmer Stenton rev.Robert, Wesleyan Young Abram, farmer Young George, J.P., farmer Young Alexander, mason HAN WOOD \u2014A village on the south shore of Rice Lake, township of Hamilton, county of Northuinberiand.It is a station of the Cobourg, Peterborough and Marmora railway.A steamer connects with Peterborough tri-weekly, Five small steurners ply from different parts of Rice Lake and Hastings on the river Trent.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an oflice here.Distant from Cobourg, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles, from Peterborough, a station of the Midland railway, 15 miles, fare #1.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 400.Aduir William, laborer Allen Alexander, of A.Allen & Co.Allen A, & Cu, storekeepers Allen Henry, clerk Allen William, shoemaker Armstrong Martin, laborer 3lastoner Bernard, boarding house Boble Henry, laborer Brady Edward, tavernkeeper Bremacombe George, laborer Brown Henry, laborer Campbell Archibald, of Campbell & Co.Campbell & Co., saw mill owners Church Duncan McK., tavernkeeper Clark Charles, baker Cochrane Samuel, sawyer Cook Isaac, ferryman Currier Samuel, sawyer Dixon Alexander, blacksmith Drope Robert, postmaster Duyer Thomas, laborer Erskine William, watchmaker Fleming David, carpenter Geraty Patrick, laborer Glover Peter, boarding house Greaves Peter, carpenter Hacket Mrs.Elizabeth Harstone John, J.P., storekeeper -Harstone John, jun., clerk Havery John, laborer Harvie Jolin, sawyer Hewson \u2014, of Campbell & Co.Ludgate John, of McDougall & Ludgate McDougall & Ludgate, saw mill owners McDougall W, of McDougall & Ludgate Martin Edmond, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.J.O'Meara, operator Nichols Matthew, sawyer U'MEARA JOHN, operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Pinch John, foreman Patterson Alexander, bartender Prumbell John, filer Robinson Nicholas, sawyer Rogers William bartender Ross Walter, tailor Smith James, laborer Sorsolœil John, carpenter St Louis Philip, laborer Stighley Matthew, laborer Stone Theodore, carpenter Sullivan Daniel, shoemaker Thompson James, carpenter Weller Thomas, station agent Whalen John, laborer White William, engineer Young John, laborer Young William, shoemaker * HASTINGS A thriv River Trent, townships of Asphodel and oer.counties of Peterborough and Northumberland.There are large cotton, ing village on the *Formerly called Crock's rapids, DOMINION 411 DIRECTORY.woollen and flour mills in this village.It has capital water power.The River Trent forms some rapids near by.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Peterborough, the county town and a station of the Midland railway, 24 miles, fare 81., from Colborne, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 26 miles, fure $1.Mail daily.Population about Anderson David, broker Arechaud Xavier, laborer Armstrong William, machinist Barker David L., cabinetmaker Barringer Walter, M.D.Barrigan Patrick N., grocer Beach Mrs.Sarah, wid George Blacklock John C., woollen factory Boyd William, laborer Brennan Dennis, hotelkeeper Brennan Patrick H., tavernkeeper Brennan Patrick, laborer \u2018rough Alexander, carpenter Brough Mrs., milliner, dressmaker Brown James C., school teacher Brownlee David, of Brownlee & Lauder Brownlee & Lauder, founders Brownlee Miss Ann, school teacher Cameron Peter, laborer Canada Presbyterian church, rev.William C.Young Coughlan Miss Johanna, school teacher Coughlan Timothy, J.P, reeve Clarke Charles, laborer Clark J., M.D.Clarke Thomas H., shoer aker Collins Daniel, blacksmith Conlon Martin, shoemaker Connell Robert, laborer Cook Adam H., blacksmith Cook Daniel, foreman Cooper John P.storekeeper Cronk Mrs.Sarah A., wid John Daley Timothy, tailor Dunning James, of Huston & Dunning, cooper Dunning Jeremiah, shoemaker Fife J.A., M.P.Fife James )M., storekeeper Flynn John, laborer Fowlds Brothers, lumber merchants Fowlds Henry, postmaster Fowlds Henry M., lumber merchant Fowlds James S., of Fowlds Brothers, reeve of Percy Fowlds William J.F., of Fowlds Bros.Fraser Archibald, tinsmith Fraser John C., clerk French William Wilson, M.D.Fuller Jonathan, painter Godfrey rev.Robert, Wesleyan Hall Francis W., saddler Harrison John C., hotelkeeper Hastings flouring wills, Alexander C.Scott, proprictor Hazzart William, captain of steamer Otonabee Hill Orton, laborer Hill William, carpenter Howard John A., carpenter Humphries Joseph, storekeeper Hurley Timothy, storekeeper Huston Robert, of Huston & Dunning Huston & Dunning, shoemakers Hutchison John, laborer Innis Richard, saddler lusley John P., blacksmith Jackson George, shoemaker Jackson Mrs.Robert Jackson Phillip, laborer Johnson Henry, broker Johnson Richard, broker Keating Richard, harnessmaker Kelligan Mrs.Catherine, wid James storekeepers and | Har-Hav Kemp Joseph A., tinsmith Kennedy Phillip, storekeeper Knox Albert, druggist Lauder William, of Brownlee & Lauder Learmonth David, of T.& D.Lear- month Learmonth T.& D., storekeepers Learmonth Thomas, of T.& D.Lear- month Lemoine Michael, laborer Lyn Andrew, teamster McCaney Patrick, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CU.David Morrison, agent and operator MORRISON DAVID, agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Morton Harry, watchmaker Morton Henry B., chief Temperance hall Murray Mrs.Mary, wid John Nelson David, carpenter Nelson Mrs.D.5., milliner Urr Andrew, lumberman Orr William, lumber merchant Osborne John C., farmer Parslow William, tavernkeeper __.Percy cotton mills, William J.Whitehead, proprietor Peters John, storekeeper Purdy William C., M.D.Quirk rev.John, R.catholic Rellis James, blacksmith Roman Catholic church, rev.Jobn Quirk, priest Rose Hugh, blacksmith SCOTT ALEXANDER C., proprietor Hastings mills, wholesale and retail.grain merchant Sedgwick Hiram, harnessmaker Sedgwick Joseph, carpenter Sharpe Henry, laborer Sharpe John, storekeeper Shaw Blakely, sawyer Slater John T., storekeeper Smith Alexander Smithett rev.William J., ch of Englanea Steele James, carpenter, grocer Steele Robert, blacksmith Striker William A., laborer Sullivan Miss Ellen, milliner Taylor Andrew, founder Temperance hall, Henry Morton.chief Thoms Isaac, tanner Tierney Patrick, laborer Tobin William, laborer Tracey John, cooper Upton William, farmer Wannamaker captain Stuart, steamer Forest City Wells Henry M., storekeeper Wesleyan Methodist church, rev.Robert Godfrey, minister White Mrs.Caroliue, wid Joseph Whitehead William J., proprietor Percy cotton mills Williamson Thomas, carder Wilson Alexander, tailor Wilson John M, sawyer Wilson Thomas, butcher * HAULTAIN\u2014A post office station in the township of Burleigh, county of Peter- borough.Distant from Peterborough, a station of the Midland railway, 26 miles.Mail weekly.Stone Giles, postmaster HA VELOCK\u2014A post ofâce station ir the township of Belmont.county of Pe- terborough.Distant from Coburg, à station of the Grand Trunk railway, SU miles.from Blairtown 40 miles.Mail daily.Pearce Peter, postmaster * Also called Chandos. HAWKESBURY.DOMINION 412 DIRECTORY.[Province OF HAWKESBURY \u2014 An incorporated village ou the river Ottawa, township of West Hawkesbury, county of Prescott.A ferry crosses regularly from this place to Grenville.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Grenville, a station of the Carillon and Grenville railway, and a place of landing for the Ottawa river steamers, 2 miles, fare 25c.; from Vaudreuil, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 39 miles, fare $2.25; from Montreal 60 miles, fare by steamboat to Grenville $2.25; trom Lancaster 38 miles, from Uttawa 60 miles.Mail daily.l\u2019opu- lation about 20.0.Aubin Noél, shoemaker Augier Guillaume, laborer Beauchamp Théophile, laborer Beckham John, photographer Beggs James, mason Bélisle Isidore, laborer Bélisle Joseph, laborer Bergeron Adolphus, mail contractor Bergeron Gabriel, innkeeper Bergeron John, carter Bernard François, laborer Bethune William, tanner Blair Miss, school teacher Boileau Louis, laborer Boileau Orphir, laborer Boileau Pierre, laborer Bone Alexander, laborer Boucher Evariste, laborer Bougé Prosper, laborer Brock Stuart, bookkeeper Brown Charles W., innkeeper Brown George, farmer Brown John M., miller Brown Varner, laborer Bruneau Basile, laborer Bruneau Dolphis, laborer Brunet François, carriagemaker Byers William É.N., farmer Campbell James, bailiff, shoemaker Campbell John, jun.laborer Campbell John, sen., laborer CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO, Thomas Higginson, agent Carrier Basile, laborer Carrier Pierre, laborer Charest Alexis, laborer Clark John B., builder Clarke John, laborer \u2018Clément Alphonse, laborer Clément Pierre, laborer COSTELLO JAMES, operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Crate James W., finisher Crevier Joseph, laborer Curren Samuel, farmer Currie David, laborer Dandy Jawes, shoemaker Daniels rev.Charles, ch of England Daoust Alexandre, laborer Décary Edward, shocmaker Décary Josué, laborer Décary Julien, shoemaker Demers Jérémie, laborer Desjardins Octave, laborer Donalan Terence, laborer DOYLE DENNIS, general storckeeper and township clerk Dubois Charles, tanner Duchéne Philibert, laborer Dunn John, laborer Ellis William, laborer Ewing William, M.D.Fairbairn David, millwright Fauteux Célestin, laborer Ferara John, laborer Fitzgerald Timothy, laborer Fitzpatrick William, laborer Fraser Alex.W., councillor, farmer Fraser Andrew, farmer Fraser Donald, blacksmith Fraser James, carpenter Fraser James, millwright Fraser Mrs.James, dressmaker Freeman Samuel, innkeeper Gallagher Matthew, laborer Graham Henry, laborer Graham Robert, laborer Greyson George, Inborer Greyson Robert, laborer Grondin Jean Baptiste laborer Grondin T¢lesphore, laborer Guénard Edward, laborer Guenette I'ranqoig, laborer Guindon Antoine, laborer Guy Thomas, laborer Gwynne John, laborer HAMILTON BROTHERS, lumber merchants, proprietors Hawkesbury mills HAMILTON HON.JOHN, of Hamilton Brothers, senator, resides in Montreal Harbec Antoine, laborer Harbec Félix, storekeeper Harbec Laurent, laborer Harlow Robert, farmer Hartford Insurance Co., Thos.Wyman, agent HAWKESBURY MILLS, Brothers, proprietors Hayes Calvin, farmer Hayes William, farmer Hayes William E., clerk for Hamilton Brothers Hemphill John, laborer Herley Maurice, farmer Hersey Austin A, of Hersey & Sons Hersey Charles R., tannery Hersey Mrs.Caroline, wid Z.S.Moore Hersey & Sons, storekeepers and mill- owners Hersey William A., of Hersey & Sons Higgins Patrick, laborer HIGGINSON BROTHERS, merchants Higginson Charles T., farmer Higginson James G., of Higginson Brothers HIGGINSON JAMES G., postmaster, money order and savings bank Higginson John W.J.P.reeve, of igginson Brothers, planing and woollen mill HIGGINSON THOMAS, agent Canada Life Assurance Co.Higginson Thomas T., farmer Higginson William T., farmer Higginson William W., farmer Hildreth Richard, carpenter Hodgins George, cabinetmaker Hodgins John, laborer Hubert Jean Baptiste, laborer Hunter Alexander, farmer Huot Charles, laborer Jubinville Israël, carriagemaker Johnson John, councillor, farmer Joly Michel, carter Joly Moïse, laborer Kelly Thomas, carpenter Kimball Albert, broker Lacelle David, laborer Lacelle Louis, laborer Lacelle Pierre, laborer Lacroix Jean Baptiste, painter Ladouceur Toussaint, butcher Laliberté Ferdinand, Inborer Laliberté Joseph, luborer Lallemand Jean Baptiste, laborer Lalonde Julien, laborer Larocque Antoine, laborer Larue Joseph, jun.laborer Laurent Félix, laborer Laurin Léon, carpenter Lawlor Richard, steamboat proprietor Lawlor Willinm, superintendent and chief millwright of Hawkesbury mills Hamilton general for Lecours Jean, laborer Ledward Charles, baker Lodward Henry, baker Lefebvre Louis, luborer Lefebvre Michel, joiner Lefebvre Pierre, Inborer i Lefeire Basile, lnborer Lemire Moise, laborer Little William, laborer LORTIE VINCENT, baker and provision store Lough Hugh, municipal treasurer Lough William, councillor Malette Louis, Inborer Manson George, carpenter Marinier Pierre, lnhborer Marshall Jaunes, shocmnker Maxwell Miss Elizabeth, school teacher Mayé Firmin, carringeninker Mayé Guillaume, laborer McClure Joseph, laborer McCunig William, laborer MeGibbon Duncun, curriagemaker McGibbon John, farmer McGibbon John, millwright MeGibbon John, juu., carpenter MeGibbon John, sen, carpenter McGowan Robert, miller Mellwain James, shoemaker McKercher John, school teacher McKilligan Danicl, laborer McLennan rev, William, ch of Scotland McLeod Norman, farmer McMahon Saul J, tinsmith Ménard Augustin, jun., laborer Ménard Augustin, sen., laborer Ménard Dominique, laborer Ménard Elie, laborer Ménard Hyacinthe, laborer Ménard Maxime, laborer Meunier Pierre, laborer Monette Charles, laborer f Monette Raymond, laborer Monette Samuel, laborer Monette Théodore, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Jas.Costello, operator Moody William, laborer Morris John, laborer Morrison James, weaver Murphy John, blacksmith Nebbs George, laborer Ogden Archibald, builder \"Mahony Cain, gardener (\u2019Malley Thomas, laborer O'Neil Arthur, laborer Owens James, carpenter Owens James, millwright Owens Peter, laborer Paquet François, Inborer PARK ROBERT 8., general store Park William, tailor Parker Mrs.James, dressmaker Puttee Richard, school teacher Pattee Richard P., farmer Payet Feréol, joiner Plante Jean Baptiste, laborer Porter Andrew T., farmer Porter Thomas A., farmer Prévost Frangois Xavier, laborer Prévost Louis, laborer Proulx Camille, Inborer Proulx Charles, laborer Proulx Dominique, Inborer Roberston Farquimr, J.P., farmer Roberts Edward T., M.D.Robinson Jolin, Inhorer Rochon Elie D., carpenter Rochon Elie N.; carpenter Rochon Jean Baptiste, Dlacksmifl Rochon Médérie, Inborer Rogers John, blacksmith Rogers Patrick, laborer Rutherford Jwmues, furmor - \u2014\u2014\u2014 ONTARIO.] Rutherford Robert, farmer Ryan James, carriagemaker Sauvé Grégoire, laborer Sauvé Janvier, juborer Sauvé Joseph, laborer Sauvé Magloire, laborer Sauvé Michel, laborer Shannon Robert, laborer Sharpe George, blacksmith Sharpe William, laborer Simpson Willium, laborer Smith Edward, clerk Smith George, blacksmith Smith George, jun, laborer Smith George, sen, laborer Smith Thomas, blacksmith Smithson Robert, carpenter Stevens John, laborer Stevens Martin, laborer Tauvette Michel, laborer Timbers James, {uborer Timbers John, laborer Timbers Joseph, clerk Timmings David, laborer Timmings George, laborer Timmings John, jun, laborer Timmings John, sen., laborer Towers John, lahorer Towers Michael, laborer Trépanier Théophile, luborer Turpin Amable, laborer Urquhart Angus, councillor Villeneuve Scvere, laborer Waddell John, J.P., farmer Walker Robert, tailor Watt Thomas, laborer Warren John B., farmer Whelehan James, laborer \u2018Whelehan Joseph, laborer White Chas.L., \"woollen manufacturer White Thomas, farmer Wilkinson Benjamin, sawyer Wylie William, laborer Wyman Thomas, agent Hartford Insurance Co.HAWKSTONE\u2014A smallvillage on the north shore of Lake Simcoe, 12th concession of the north riding of the township of Oro, county of Simcoe.During the summer steamers plying between Orillia and Barrio call here daily, connecting with trains on the Northern railway.Distant from Barrie, a station of the Northern railway, 16 miles, fare 50¢c.; from Toronto 79 miles.Mail daily.Population about 70.Allingham Douglas, farmer Allingham Miss, teacher Baskenville John, farmer Forbes William, tinsmith Hodges William, farmer Houston James, postmaster Mahony James, farmer O'Brien James, farmer Reid William, farmer Williamson John, saw and grist mill HAWEKSVILLE\u2014A village in ths township of Wellesley, county of Waterloo.Distant from Merlin, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles, faro 75c.Mail daily, Population about 500.Ament Jucob, farmer Ament John, laborer Anderson Duncan, farmer Armstrong George, laborer Ball Nicholas, farmer Balley Samuel, weaver Boomer W.R., farmer Bricker John C., farmer Campbell Alexander, laborer Cornell W.F,, fire insurance agent Dammier August, fumer Dicfenbacher George, laborer Diefenbacher George, waggonmaker DOMINION 413 DIRECTORY.Edmonds Brooks, farmer Empey M.P., postmaster English Mrs.Elmira, wid Fowler William, farmer Frankish William, laborer Geiger Henry, baker, hotelkeeper (zirodat Joseph, farmer Hahnel Gottlieb, limeburner Hall James, shoemaker Hall Josiah Heyworth rev.A., Primitive methodist Hilborn J.B., tanner and shoemaker Hilhorn W.R., druggist Hufner Peter, tailor lHughes George, farmer Johnson Joseph A., laborer Lachner William, farmer Lackler Frederick G., blacksmith Lemm Christian, laborer Lomas rev.W., Primitive methodist Lount Gabriel, M.D.Ludwig Albert, cabinetmaker Ludwig Charles, cooper Ludwig Jacoh, cooper McCollum J.H., tanner McCollum Robert T., machinist McCollum William J., machinist McCulloch Robert, of McCulloch & Wilson McCulloch & Wilson, woollen factory, and grist mill McDonald Mrs.Margaret, wid Markle Henry, hotelkeeper MARRIAGE LICENSES, M.P.Empey, issuer Martin James, shoemaker Martinson Henry, farmer Martinson John, tarmer Martinson William, farmer Morrison R., general merchant Muir James, school teacher Oaks J.W., tinsmith Owens Mrs.Eliza, dressmaker Pearson John W., bailiff, farmer Proudlove Thomas, farmer Robinson John, farmer Scott John.woollen manufacturer Shantz Tobias.miller Smith Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Snyder Sidney, farmer Somerville Alexander, blacksmith Speir Michael, farmer Stauffer David, farmer Stone Abijah, farmer Thompson Richard, farmer Vardon T.W., M.D.Vardon W.H., M.D.Vatter Nicholas, farmer Vatter Philip, farmer Watson David, hotelkeeper Welliver Chester, saddler Wilson John, farmer Wilson Thes., of McCulloch & Wilson Winn Jacob, farmer Winn Joshua, farmer Winn Stephen, farmer Wittich Jacob, waggonmaker Woodward E.G., general agent Woodward William, farmer HAWTREY-\u2014A village in the township of South Norwich.county of Oxford.Distant from Princeton, a station of the Great Western railway, 18 miles, from Woodstock, the county town, 25 miles, from Paris 28 miles, Tare $1.25.Mail daily.Population about 100.storekeeper Arthur William, farmer Bowerman Ichahod, farmer Burtland David, shoemaker Carder George Ww, J.P., farmer Cook & Root, storekeepers, saw mill owners and lumber merchants Cook Simeon, of Cook & Root, resides at Ingersoll Haw-Har Corless Mrs, Jane, wid Hiram Dildine Mrs.Clorinda, wid William Donley Patrick, cooper Firman James, farmer Longstreet Richard, farmer McLain James, blacksmith Nichols William, farmer Nold Martin, farmer O\u2019Brien Patrick, farmer Pennington Thomas, farmer Randall David, deputy reeve, farmer Root William T., of Cook & Root Smith I.B., cheese factor and farmer Smith William, farmer SOUTHWICK GEORGE, postmaster general store Southwick Henry H., innkeeper Talbot Israel, blacksmith Treffrey Charles J., farmer Treffrey William H., farmer Tufford George, farmer Wagner Charles, farmer HA Y\u2014A small settlement in the township of the same name, county of Huron.Distant from Clinton, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, Ju miles.Mail daily.Murray James, postmaster HAYESLAND\u2014A small village in the township of West Flamboro, county of Wentworth.Distant from Dundas, a sta tion of the Great Western railway, 5 miles, from Hamilton 11 miles, Mail daily: Population about 160.Anderson James, farmer Burke James, farmer Burke Martin, farmer Burke William, farmer Crumpo Henry.laborer Denneen Daniel, farmer Denneen Maurice, farmer Denneen Patrick.farmer Gallagher Mrs., wid Gibbons Edward, farmer Granger Robert, farmer Granger William.farmer Hays Michael, postmaster Higgins De Perry.farmer Jefferson Frank, M.D.Kelley Edward, farmer McLaughlin Owen, farmer Muir Daniel, farmer Muir James, farmer Nalbe Sebastien, farmer Nevles Thomas, farmer O\u2019Connell Owen, farmer O'Riley William, farmer Ray Francis, farmer Ray Peter, farmer Starmont James, farmer Sweeney Francis, laborer Washington George Washington Thomas, laborer *HAYDON\u2014A small village in the town ship of Darlington, county of Durbame- Distant from Rowmanville,a station of th: Grand Trunk railway, & miles, fare 50c.9 from Port Hope 30 miles, from Toronto 4.miles.Mail daily.Population about 200- Aunger William, mill owner Aunger William, jun., cooper Bickle John, builder Broad William, postmaster, tailor Buckler William, laborer Colberry Thomas, teacher Cowling John, farmer Cowling William, farmer Fleming John, farmer Gleason Patrick, farmer Greenway Elias, farmer Greenway Richard, lumber merchant Harper James, innkeeper Himon Richard, farmer Himon William, farmer Hosking Richard, farmer *Formerly called Charlesville. Hay-HEN DOMINION 414 DIRECTORY.[l\u2019RoviNce or Huitson James, blacksmith Jewell Daniel, shoemaker Lobb John, mechanic Mallory John, farmer McLaughlin James, farmer McLaughlin Robert, mill owner McNeil James, farmer Motley William, mill owner Moroney Patrick, waggonmaker Mountjoy James, farmer Mountjoy John, farmer Mountjoy Richard, farmer Mountjoy Thomas, farmer Riggs John, weaver Riggs William Rodd John, mill owner Rowe John, farmer Rundle John, farmer Ryan John, cooper Salter Thomas, farmer Sanderson John, laborer Soper Samuel, farmer Sylvester Henry, J.P.Toole Elijah, farmer Trewin John, carpenter Trewin William, farmer Trewin William, jun., farmer Tuer William, farmer Vanstone Samuel, farmer HAYSVILLE\u2014A small village in the township of Wilmot, county of Waterloo.Distant from New Hamburg, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 3 miles, fare 50c; from Berlin, the county town, 14 mies.Mail daily.Population about Anderson William, cheese factor Baird Alexander, tailor Ball William, farmer Blatchford John, blacksmith Blatchford Robert, waggonmaker Brown C.D., farmer Brown F.D., farmer Brown James, storekeeper Cleland A.W., woollen factory Bllenbaum William, carpenter Everett & Bennett, farmers Forsyth George, shoemaker Hayes John, hotelkeeper Hunt Michael, farmer Johnson Herbert, cheese factor Kelsey Joseph, farmer Laird captain Joseph, farmer Laird John Laird Samuel, farmer Mellish rev.H.F., ch of England O'Connor Maurice, M.D.Plum W.R, hotëlkeeper Porter George, painter Puddicombe Henry, farmer Puddicombe William, farmer Schantz Joseph Y., mill owner Somerville Miss Margaret, postmistress, storekeeper Stautfer John, farmer Sugden David, shoemaker Tye Henry, township reeve Tye Robert, farmer HAZLEDEAN\u2014A small village in the township of Goulbourn, county of Car- leton.istant from Bell\u2019s Corners, a station of the Canada Central railway, 2} miles, from Ottawa 12 miles, Mail biweekly.Population about 100.Abbott Adam, postmaster, storekceper Bradley Albert, blacksmith Butler Richard, farmer Church C.M., M.D.Cowan Andrew, carpenter Cummings John, carpenter, contractor Hodgins John, J.P., farmer, commissioner in B.R.Mulligan James, farmer Young John, agent for sale of agricultural implements HEADFORD\u2014A small village on a branch of the river Rouge, township of Markham, county of York.Distant {rom Richmond Hill, à station of the Northern railway, 2} miles, from Markham 8 miles, from Toronto 18 miles, Mail bi-weekly Population about 50.Bond Joseph, farmer Bullinger Jonathan, farmer Burr John, blacksmith Clifford James, storekeeper Craig Robert, mason Eyre John, miller Henrick Adam, farmer Horner Jacob, carpenter Killey Patrick, mason Laihie Robert, farmer Mapes Cyrus, carpenter Monckton George, farmer Monroe William, farmer Montgomery John, postmaster Morrison rev.Samuel, Episcopal methodist Phillips Henry, farmer Wilmot Peter, farmer *HEATHCOTE\u2014A small village in the township of Euphrasia, partly, and partly in the township of Collingwood, county of Grey, Distant from Clarksburg 4 miles, from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 18 miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 32 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 70.Blanchard Nelson, farmer Brewster Edward, shoemaker Clarke J.T., farmer Cruikshanks George, waggonmaker Cummings\u2019 James, farmer Fleming Mrs.Ann, wid William, hotel- keeper Foster Benjamin, saddler Green John, farmer Hewish William C.storekeeper Hewson Nicholas, farmer Holden Abraham, blacksmith Johnson Robert, farmer Law W.D.C., M.D.McCarroll Thomas, & Co., storekeeper Nicholson Thomas, farmer Odell John, carpenter Pamplew William, farmer Phillips Robert, blacksmith Prentice Levi, farmer Rorke J.Thomas, postmaster, farmer, clerk 4th Division court Rorke Richard, township clerk Rorke Samuel, carpenter Rorke William, notary public, convey- ancer and commissioner Sheridan William, shoemaker Theakston John, farmer White John, farmer Wilson George, farmer \u2018Wood Benjamin, teacher HECKSTON\u2014A village in the township of South Gower, county of Gren- ville.Distant from Oxford, a station of the St.Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 5 miles, from Brockville 32 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Ad: ms Gileon, farmer Adams Hugh H., hotelkeeper Adams John Smith, farmer Adams W.S., farmer Anderson Samuel, blacksmith Anderson Samuel H., issuer of marriage licenses Armstrong rev.Andrew, Wesleyan Beach William, saw mill Beggs John, cooper Bennett William, farmer Brown T., cooper Cameron Allen, farmer *Formerly called Williamstown Tuplirasia.and Christie Daniel, farmer Connelly William, furmer Qoolc Joseph, J.0., farmer Lager Janes, farmer Tager Willinm, hop grower HUGHES HUGII, general storekeeper and postmaster MARRIAGE LICENSES, Samuel II.Anderson, issuer McCann Hugh, boot and shoe maker Magee S.& J., carpenters Moses William, J.P., M.D.Shaver Gordon, farmer Shaver Levious, farmer Smith Alexander, bool and shoe maker Smith Elijah, boot and shoe maker Smith James W., saw mill Wilson Thomas, blacksmith HEIDELBERG \u2014 A small village in the townships of Woolwich and Wellesley, county of Waterloo.Distant from Berlin, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 9 miles, fare 60c.Mail daily.Population about Allus Valentine, harnessmaker Ament John G.; farmer Becher John K., blacksmith Deersam George, shoemaker Dostel Lucas, storekeeper Tester Martin, cabinetmaker Fulner Peter, blacksmith Kreissler John postmaster and hotel keeper Hauffman John, farmer Horn John, waggonmaker Kabel Conrad, brewer Meier John, farmer Miller Henry A., storekeeper Miller Lenhart, butcher Schauffer Conrad, tailor Schmidt rev.Stahl, Lutheran Vintling Frederick, carpenter Weaver Christian, saw mill owner and farmer Weiss Christopher, blacksmith Weiss George, waggonmaker Zocgler Jacob, farmer HENRY\u2014A small place in the township of Longueuil, county of Prescott.Distant from Lancaster, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 36 miles, fare $2.; from Ottawa 60 miles, from Montreal 60 miles.Mail tri-weckly.Population about 200, Bancroft Asa, farmer Barton Gustavus, councillor Chalmers Thomas, lime burner Cheney Nelson, cooper Clarke Justice, farmer Cross Harrison, farmer Cross John, reeve Dickson William, J.P., postmaster Fournier Antoine, cooper Gale George, farmer Golden Thomas, stonemason Hamlin Felix, clothier Howes Joseph, stone mason McAdam Samuel, farmer McCann Miss Mary Ann, school teacher McNally Henry, constable McNally rev.James, Episcopal methodist McRae Alexander, farmer Morrin John, farmer Pagnett Peter, farmer Peril James, plasterer Potts Jumes, farmer Ramsay licul.colonel John, coroner and farmer Ross Robert, wheelwright Walker Henry, farmer Walker Stewart, farmer Walker William, farmer ONTARIO] WORFH\u2014A post officestation in HE lip of Keppel, county of Grey.Distant from Owen Sound 12 miles, from Colpoys Bay 9 miles, stage in winter.Mail weekly.Atkins William, farmer Boyd Maithew, farmer Boyd Willinm, farmer Brown Archibald, councillor Brown Malcolm, joiner (ole John, carpenter Cragg Appleyard, farmer Dodds Robert, farmer ; Forest hotel, William Spencer, proprietor Hamble William, farmer Kelso Alexander, farmer Leverstone James, farmer Moffet William, carpenter Moore Samuel, farmer Moore William, farmer Plows William, cattle dealer Spencer John, proprietor Stoney Creek hotel Spencer William, postmaster, proprietor Forest hotel Stoney Creek hotel, John Spencer, proprietor Tennant George A., farmer Talbert Dennis, shoemaker HESPELER \u2014An incorporated village on the river Speed, township and county of Waterloo.The celebrated worsted works of Randall, Farr & Co., which employ about 200 hands, are here situated.\u2018There are also woollen, saw and grist mills, and a distillery.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.This is a station of the Great Western railway.Distant from Guelph 8 miles, fare 25¢.; from Berlin, the county town, 10 miles, from Toronto 59 miles.Mail daily.Population about 1000.Allandorf George, weaver, Queen st Anderson James, waggonmaker, Cooper st ASHBURY & FITZSIMMONS, dry goods, groceries, crockery, glassware, boots and shoes, Queen st Baker James, hotelkeeper, Queen st Baker Mrs., wid, Queen st Baltzer Jacob, tailor, Queen st Bechtel Christopher, laborer, Queen st Beer John, wool sorter, Cooper st Bennett Jesse, storekeeper, Queen st Bergey Isanc, agent, Galt st Bergey Isanc., sen, shoemaker, Queen st Bergey Elias, Galt st Brewster Andrew J., school teacher, Galt st Brownlow Ths., storekeeper, Queen st Brydon Archibald, carpenter, Cooper st Cameron John, spinner, Queen st Chapman George E., telegraph operator CHAPMAN JOHN, postmaster, agent Montreal Telegraph Co., storekeeper, Queer st Claflin Culvin, foreman, Queen st Cliff Charles '., foreman, Queen st Cliff George H., spinner, Queen st Connor James, spinner, Queen st Conway Michael, laborer, Galt.st Cornell Jos, worsted worker, Cooper st Farr H.M, of Randall, Farr & Co, Queen st Ir arr Hoyt, bookkeeper, Queen st Pey Henry, Inborer, Cooper st Fields David, laborer, (alt st Fields Douglas, factor, Cooper st Fields Henry, constable, Adam st Flynn Farrel, laborer, Adam st Glick Mrs.Catherine, wid Abraham, hotelkecper, Queen st Gowling Richard, cooper, Cooper st \u2018Grieve Adam, switchman G.W.R, Queen st DOMINION 415 DIRECTORY.Guenther George, carpenter, Queen st Haller Michael, tavern, Queen st Hartop John, miller, Queen st Harvey William, baker, Queen st Henry John, Queen st Heuther Ludwig, blacksmith, Queen st Hespeler George, reeve, mill owner, .Guelph st Hill rev.James, New Connexion methodist, Queen st Hirsch \u2014, of Wray & Hirsch, Queen st Hogarth William, stationmaster G.W.R.Hollis Frank, plasterer, Cooper st Huber Isaac, master knitter, Queen st Jewett Joseph, wool sorter, Queen st Johnston James, blacksmith, Cooper st Jordan Andrew, machinist, Cooper st Karich Charles, J.P, foundry, Queen st Keffer Christopher, sawyer, Bergey st Kerr William, blacksmith, Cooper st Lachnor Philip, tailor, Queen st Lamb Adam, fuller, Queen st Longey George, laborer, Queen st Lawson Peter, carpenter, Forbes st Leary Daniel, laborer, Galt st McIntyre Robert, M.D., Elgin st McLean Mrs.Jeannet, wid John, Galt st McLean Mrs., wid Patrick, Patrick st McMoran James, machinist, Queen st McTierney Hugh, laborer, Adam st Marr William, dyer, Queen st Martin George, saddler, Cooper st Martin John, laborer.Cooper st Miles Robert, teamster, Queen st MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., John Chapman, agent, Queen st Morris John, wool sorter, Cooper st Morrisey John, laborer, Adam st Musgrave Edward, dyer and finisher of lustre goods, Queen st Noble Misses, dressmakers, Queen st Ochs Gedeon, carpenter, Queen st Ohlman John.hotelkeeper, Queen st Pabst Christian, hotelkeeper, Queen st Pach Mrs.C., wid, Galt st Penabaker Abraham, laborer, Cooper st Penabaker Reuben, sawyer, Adam st Picken Peter, shoemaker, Queen st Pickup Jeremiah.weaver, Queen st Randall.Farr & Co., worsted and hosiery mill, Queen st Randall George, of Randall, Farr & Co.resides at Waterloo Ranoldson Thomas, knitter, Queen st Renwick Walter.butcher, Adam st Rife David.farmer.Cooper st Rife George W., bookkeeper, Cooper st Rife Henry, laborer.Queen st Rudd Matthew, laborer, Jackson st Sachs C., laborer, Queen st Sachs Henry, carpenter.Queen st Salyards Isaac W., bakery, Queen st Schofield Edward, carder, Queen st Schofield Jonathan, woollen custom mill, Queen st Sipes James, teamster, Queen st Sipes John, jun., laborer, Cooper st Sipes John, sen, laborer, Queen st Shaw Adam, storekeeper and express agent, Queen st Sigle Charles, farmer, Elgin st Smale Christian, packer, Queen st Smith Adolphus, carpenter, Queen st Statham Enoch, machinist, Queen st Swan Thomas, M.D.Tannery st Thompson George, knitter, Queen st Tiplady Thomas, worsted spinner,Quecn st Topham William, weaver, Queen st Traplin John, cooper, Queen st VYonGunter J., watehmaker, Queen st Warren George, knitter.Queen st Waugh John, spinuer, Queen st Wesley Joseph, wool sorter, Cooper st Her-H:a Williams rev.Elias, New Connexion methodist, Queef st Williamson Jas.D, storekeeper,Queen st Wilson Mrs.wid., Forbes st Winterhald Henry, shoemaker, Queen st Wray Alex, of Wray & Hirsch, Cooper st Wray & Hirsch, blacksmiths, Queen st Young George, wool sorter, Adam st Zryd John, hardware, Queen st HIGH FALLS\u2014A small place in the township of Plythetield, county of Ren- frew.Distant from Arnprior, a station of the Breckville and Ottawa railway, 3) miles, fare £6.; from Pembroke 70 miles, from Brockville 82 miles.Mail weekly.Dillon T.H.postmaster HIGHFIELD\u2014A post office station in the township of Etobicoke, county of York.Distant from Malton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 2 miles, from Weston 5 miles.Mail weekly.Dutchburn H., postmaster HIGHGATE\u2014A small village in the township of Oxford, county of Kent.Distant from Bothwell, a station of the Great Western railway, 9 miles, fare 50c.: from Chatham 25 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population Æbout 70.Campbell Malcolm, postmaster Foy Joseph, school teacher Gordon A.G., storekeeper Lincola A.H., carpenter and mason Locke rev.H, Episcopal methodist McMillen & Campbell, dry goods and roceries McLaren William, mill owner Mickle Thomas, blacksmith Scott David M., postmaster, storekeeper HIGHLAND CREEK A village on the Kingston road.township of Scarborough.county of York.Distant from Port Union, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 2} miles, from Toronto 14 miles.fare 45e.ail daily.Population about 500.Bell John, shoemaker Camps William, laborer Carroll Patrick, laborer Chamberlain William, butcher Cheesewright Robert, storekeeper Closson Stephen, farmer Collins John, blacksmith Collins William, laborer Dixon Robert, railway contractor Duncan James.farmer Duncan James, jun., farmer ELLIOT JOHN, general store Elliot Thomas, farmer Ford Mrs.wid Galloway William.farmer Harrington Jefferson, farmer Helliwill Frank, miller Helliwell William, J.P., miller Holdsworth W, pedlar Humphry Henry.farmer Humphry John, farmer Humphry William, farmer Jobbitt Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Keeler James, laborer Keeler William, tavern Kerl Patrick, laborer Knox John.grist mill owner Lanktree Henry, farmer Lennox James.saddler Lennox William Leslie Joseph, bootmaker Litle Samuel, laborer Muir William, storekeeper Ormerod James, farmer Parkinson George.farmer Quin Thomas, laborer Richardson John.jun, farmer Hr.-Hir Richardson John, sen., farmer Richardson William, farmer Riley Patrick, laborer Roberts Mrs.Sarah, wid Scholes James, farmer SHACKLETON MRS.ELIZABETH, wid James, hotelkeeper and carriage manufacturer Sinclair David, laborer Stephenson Donald, deputy reeve Stephenson John, farmer Stephenson Mrs., wid George Stephenson Robert, farmer Stephenson Thomas, farmer Stephenson William, farmer Swallow Charles, farmer Taylor John, farmer Tredway William, postmaster, storekeeper Walsh John, shoemaker Westney William, farmer Wilson John, farmer Wilson John, jun., farmer Young Thomas, farmer LIER\u2014A villagein the townshi of MILLI county of Prince Edward.is- tant from Brighton, astation of the Grand Trunk railway, %0 miles, fare $1; from Picton, 17 miles, fare Toe.Mail daily.Population about 130.Arthur Matthew, J.P., farmer \u2018Arthur Thomas J., carringemaker Brier John, laborer ; Cameron, Aaron P., councillor CITIZEN'S INSURANCE CO.OF CANADA, S.Flagler, agent Crippen John, blacksmith Dulmedge Edward, carriagemaker Dorland Robert, councillor, carder and fuller .Flagler Solomon, postmaster, township clerk, issuer of marriage licenses, and agent Citizen's Insurance Co.of Canada Geddis Mathew, farmer and cooper Gradon John Lanpear Silas A., cloth manufacturer Lear John, farmer McComb William, carpenter McKee James, laborer MARRIAGE LICENSES, Flagler, issuer Palmer Henry, farmer Palmer James J., farmer Pearson Joseph, reeve Pye Robert, blacksmith Simpson Benjamin, storekeper Smith Joseph, laborer Stapleton John, farmer Stapleton Joseph, farmer Titus William H., butche- Whitten George, farmer Wiggins John, farmer Wilder Rufus, farmer Solomon HILLSBORO\u2014A village in the township of Plympton, county of Lambton.Distant from Forest, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, fare 874c.; from Sarnia, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk and terminus of the London and Sarnia branch of the Great Western railways, 23 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 60.Anderson Andrew, waggonmaker Dale Lawrence, general dealer Gibson Edward, M.D.Hamilton John, hotelkeeper Hill John, farmer Hill Thomas L., postmaster, dealer Jones John, farmer Robinson D., school superintendent Willis George W., tailor DOMINION 416 DIRECTORY.HILLSBURG \u2014A thriving village on a branch of the Credit Rivor, township of Erin, county of W Ilington.It contains two grist mills, a woullen factory, a tan- nory, Baptist, Union, Old Kirk and Methodist churches, Distant from Alton, n station of the Torouto, Grey and Bruce railway, 7 miles, trom Orangeville 14 miles, from Georgotown, à station of the Grand Trunk railwry, 16 miles, faro 76»; from Guelph 20 miles.Mail daily.Io- pulation about 400.Atkinson Jol, teamster Baily Jolin, tailor Baily Seth, woollen factory Barber William, currier Barbour Robert, J.P., farmer Bates rev.Jumes M., Baptist Broughton John, miller Burnham E.L., MD.Byrne Benjamin, carpenter Byrne John, blacksmith, waggon and agricultural implement maker Carmichael John, clerk Carmichael Malcolm, tailor Collier Henry, lnborer Cox Charles, laborer Edmunds George, baker Edmunds Joseph, baker Fitzgerald W.shoemaker Frar.klin B., tinsmith GAUD BROTHERS, tannery proprietors Gaud John, of Gaud Brothers Gaud William H., of Gaud Brothers Green John, carpenter Harris John, blacksmith Henshaw George Henshaw Morgan, farmer Hill David, laborer Hillsburg house, Wm.Lang, proprietor How Brothers, grist mill and merchants How Edward, of How Brothers How George, of How Brothers How William, J.P., postmaster,commissioner in B.R.Hurd John Kilgour John, of Kilgour & Till Kilgour & Till, merchants KIRK JOHN, proprietor Wellington hotel, farmer Lacey George, fish culturist Lang William, proprietor house farmer Leeson Samuel, proprietor Mobile house McArthur James, clerk McDonald Donald, miller McKenzie Stephen, blacksmith McKnight William, shoemaker McLean D., school teacher McLellan Colin carpenter McMillan Daniel, clerk McMillan Donal McMullen Charles, J.P., farmer Maw Mrs.Ellen, wid Robert Mildrum Henry, chemist Mobile house, Samuel Leeson, proprietor Nevills Colin, miller Nevills John, teamster Potter George, laborer Reavie Archibald, tailor Rogers William, mason Sinclair A., carpenter Standish John, M.D.Strachan rev.D., 01d Kirk Taylor Archibald, merchant Thompson Archibald, shoemaker Till Thomas R., of Kilgour & Till Viner John, cabinetmaker Watson J.b, currier Watson Richard, blacksmith Webster Charles, currier WELLINGTON HOTEL, J.Kirk, proprietor Worts George, merchant and flour mill York Thomas john, M.D.Hillsburg [PROVINOE op INILLSDA LIE\u2014A small village in the township of Medonte, county of Simene, Distant from Barrie, tho eounty town and a station of the Northern railway, 17 miles, fare Tho.; from Toronto 81 miles, Mail daily.Population about 80, Alma house, Alex.Hill, proprictor Archer Edward, farmer Archer Robort, blacksmith Blackstock William IL, M.D.Dickey James, carpenter Dickey Mitchell, carpenter Faragher John, postmaster and storekeeper Faragher William, carpenter 11i1l Alexander, proprietor Alma house Hill Tomlinson, farmer Knox William, millwright McClelland James, laborer Macdonald John, waggonmaker May James, laborer May William, saw mill and farmer MORRISON CHARLES, waggou- maker and proprietor Simcoe hotel Morrison James, blacksmith Rownt John, waggonmaker SIMCOK HOTEL, Charles Morrison, proprietor Snider J., laborer Tucker Zacharias, farmer Walker Joseph, storekeeper HILLS GREEN\u2014A post office station in the township of Hay, county of lluron.Distant from Seaforth, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 11 miles, from Clinton 11 miles, from Bayfield 11 miles.Mail daily.Anderson Henry, farmer Fraser James, farmer Hagan James, farmer Hill William, farmer Irwin Joseph, blacksmith Jarott John, farmer Love Hugh, sen., J.P., postmaster, commissioner in Queen's Bench, convey- ancer and auctioneer McLeod James, mer¢hant Maxwell John, carpenter Prozer John, farmer Simpson Thomas, farmer Smith Neil, farmer HILTON\u2014A small village in the township of Brighton, county of Northumber- land.Distant from Brighton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, fare - 25c.Mail daily.Population about 120.BECKER ALFRED A, J.P., postmaster, recve, storckeeper BECKER C.S., farmer Delmage Jacob, luborer Empey Jacob, wuggoumaker Fenell Nehemiah J.Johnson Charles W., shoemaker Kinney Stephen, schoul teacher Logan George W., furmer Mackie William, tailor McArthur William 11., hotelkeeper and - store McQuinn John D., blacksmith Morrow Robert J., township treasurer Philp John, furmer Potts Robert, farmer Richmond Cyrus, farmer Richmond Ichabod, farmer Richmond Sylvester, carpenter Rose Samuel, blacksmith Simpson Abijah, waggonmaker Strong Hugh, deputy reeve Thompson Abel, blicksmith Thorne George C, farmer Thorne T.J., farmer Webster Joel M., township clerk Webster rev.Joshua, Episcopal wethod- ist ONTARIO.] DOMINION 417 DIRECTORY.Hoa-HoL SICA small village in the town A Williamsburg, county of Dundas.Distant from Morrisburg, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, miles.Mail biweekly.Population about 100.Baker John J., postmaster Bedstade Jordan, farmer Brown William, farmer Colquhone James, farmer Dennie John, farmer Fetterby George, farmer Froats David, farmer Fronts Richard, farmer Froats Stephen, farmer Gow James, mason Henry Joseph, farmer ; Lapoint William, blacksmith Schwerdfager George, farmer Schwerdfager Lewis, shoemaker Schwerdfager Mrs.i, wid Schwerdfager William H., farmer Schwerdfager William L., farmer Snider Siduey, farmer Wells George, farmer Wells Peter, furmer HOATH HEAD\u2014A small place in the township of Sydenham, county of Grey.Distant from Owen Sound, the county town, 8 miics, from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 50 miles.Mail weekly.Hoath Robert, postmaster, farmer HOCK LEY\u2014A village in the townships of Adjala and Mono, county of Simcoe.Distant from Bradford, a station of the Northern railway, 22 miles.Mail biweekly.Population about 60.Beatty Benjamin, saw mill Dunn Mrs., proprietress New Dominion house Dunn Robert, blacksmith Fleming Samuel, hotelkeeper Hackett Thomas, shoemaker Martin Thomas, postmaster, storekeeper Matson Robert, storekeeper McKenna John, blacksmith New Dominion house, Mrs.Dunn, proprietress Palmer Samuel, tailor Waite \u2014, waggonmaker *HOLBROOK \u2014A small village in the township of North Norwich, county of Oxford.\u201d Distant from Woodstock, the county town and a station of the Great Western railway, 9 miles, fare 37ic.; from London 30 miles, Mail daily.Population about 80.Atkinson Jumes, farmer Brown Alfred, farmer Burrell Charles, furmer Carr Richard, farmer Chambers James, farmer Chambers Robert, farmer Chapin James M., farmer Coston William, school teacher Dennis James, farmer Dennis Jarvis, farmer Dennis John, farmer Dickson Joseph, jun, farmer Diekson Joseph K., sen., farmer Ditchfield Samuel, farmer Elliott Samuel, laborer Emigh George, farmer Emigh Jonathan, farmer Emigh Martin, farmer T leming Archibald, farmer Fleming William, farmer F rain Mrs Luey, wid John Gagnier Jerome, blackstuith Groves Jol, mason Hays Patrick, farmer Heath Junes, waggonmaker Heath John waggonmaker Meuderson J osoph, weaver Hickey James, farmer Holbrook cheese factory, John Sacrider, manager Hughes Cornelius, farmer Hughes Richard, farmer Kelly David, farmer Kiff Michael, farmer Kneal John, farmer Madgwick E., carriage trimmer MARRIAGE LICENSES, John W.Nesbitt, issuer Moore Alexander, farmer Morson Edward, farmer, horse dealer Morson Frederick, farmer, butcher Mullen rev.J.B., Presbyterian Murray Donald, innkeeper Murphy Michael, farmer Nesbitt John W., J.P., farmer, issuer of marriage licenses, commissioner in Queen's Bench, and conveyancer Nesbitt M.M., farmer Orth Daniel, farmer Pollard Joseph, farmer Sacrider Robert, farmer Sacrider John, manager cheese factory Scott Robert Siple John, farmer Speers Richard, farmer Stover Albert C., farmer Stubbs Mrs., wid Tice Henry, farmer Thorn Ezekiel, farmer Wagoner David, farmer Wallace John, farmer Wallace Samuel R., farmer Wallace Thomas, farmer Ward Edward & Son, shoemakers Waring Joseph, farmer Whitesides John.tollkeeper Whitfield Asaph M., postmaster Woodhead Andrew, farmer *HOLLAND CORNERS\u2014A small village om the Toronto and Sydenbam gravel road, township of Holland, coun of Grey.Distant from Chatsworth miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 12 miles, from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 45 miles, fare £2.50.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 30.Cameron Alexander, farmer Cameron John, councillor Deacon George, farmer Dudgeon James.blacksmith Doud | Martin, carpenter Eldon Donald, farmer Fowell Alfred, farmer Fowell T., waggonmaker Galbraith James, farmer Galbraith John, farmer Galbraith Robert M., hotel and store Gunn John, farmer McInnis George, farmer McInnis John, shoemaker Mclunis John, sen., township treasurer, farmer McKay William, farmer Mines John, farmer Murray James, farmer Murray William G., postmaster, storekeeper HOLLAND'S L ANDING\u2014Avillagein the township of East Gwillimbury, county of York.It is a station of the North- crn railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has au office here.Distant from Toronto $2 miles.Mail daily.Population about 700, Anderson Miss Elizabeth Atkinson James, bootmaker Ayerst Francis, baker Bacon Henry, mason Bacon Michael, mason Bacon William, mason * Tho post office is called Arnott.30 Barry Mrs., teacher Beaton Donald, farmer Beech Robert, hootmaker Bell Donald, laborer Blevins David, laborer Blois Mrs.Ann, wid Abraham Bolam Robert, farmer Breckon Alexander, miller Breckon Joseph, farmer Brown James, tanner Carry rev.John, B.D., rector St Alban\u2019s church Chapman Henry, hop grower Chapman Joshua, brickmaker Chapman John, laborer Clancey Patrick, laborer Cooper Robert, tanner Corbiere Eli, shoemaker Dalton Richard, laborer Dean John.proprietor Marksman's inn Dennis William, tanner Dickinson James, laborer Dickson Alexander, farmer Dolan James, tanner Dolan John, miller Dowle Edward, laborer Dowd John, drover Ellerby David, woollen mills Ellerby Thomas, farmer Ellridge William, millwright Evans Beverley, carpenter Evans James B., farmer Evans James B., jun., farmer Fitzgibbon Michael, weaver Ford Samuel, weaver Forhan Michael, laborer Gilbert John, laborer Gilrie Andrew, carpenter Glenam Henry.laborer Gray James.well sinker Gray Richard, well sinker Gray Thomas, teamster Guynan Charles, farmer Haines Ayerst, laborer Harding William, laborer Hogg Andrew, laborer Holt John, laborer Irwin Isaiah Jakeway Aaron, tinman Jerome John, laborer Johnston Joseph, trapper Kays Thomas, laborer Kells John, tanner Killough John, farmer Kitchen Frederick, carpenter Lane John, cooper Lane Thomas, cooper Lane William, cooper Larkin Charles, laborer Livingston Hugh, laborer Lloyd Henry, tanner Lloyd Owen, druggist Lloyd Owen, jun., clerk Little John, tailor Luck William, waggonmaker Mackenzie William, tanner Macolm James, laborer Magrath Henley, clerk Marksman\u2019s inn, John Dean, proprietor McClure Jas., storekeeper and auctioneer McGuiggan Richard, pedlar McHale John, laborer McKenzie John McVin Peter, tanner Mogg James, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CU, Thorne Brothers, agents Moore Robert, jun., teamster Moore Robert, laborer Moore Thomas, cooper Morris Samuel trackmaster Northern railway Murphy James, fireman Murphy John, laborer Hor-Hom DOMINION 418 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Murphy Joseph, tanner Murphy Patrick, laborer Murphy Thomas, teamster Nesbitt James, laborer Okeefe Mrs.Mary, grocery Osler Edward H,, clerk Ough John, mason Qugh Thomas, farmer Earl Richard, tanner Parr Benjamin, tanner Parr William, tanner Parsons Miss Alice Parsons Wm.,sexton St Alban\u2019s church Pulford George, miller Pulford William, miller Quinn Neil, tanner Rahm Mrs., wid William Rahm William, laborer Ratcliffe Thomas, cooper Richardson William Riley James, farmer Ross David 3.station master .Royal hotel, John Sheppard, proprietor Sexsmith Samuel, cooper Sheppard John, proprietor Royal hotel Sheppard, Thomas carpenter Sibley Robert, blacksmith .Sloane Miss Elizabeth, postmistress Smith Edward, clerk Somerville C.C., storekeeper St Alban\u2019s church, (ch of England) rev.J.Carry, B.D., rector Stevenson William, farmer Stokes Mrs.Bridget, wid Sutherland Alexander, farmer Sweesy Alexander, farmer Sweesy George, farmer Switzer George, farmer Sykes James, sawyer Tate William, blacksmith Taylor Joseph, cabinetmaker Taylor Joseph, carpenter Taylor Martin, builder Taylor Martin, carpenter { H Thos.Thompson, THOMPSON HOUSE, proprietor .THOMPSON THOMAS, proprietor Thompson house Thorne Benjamin J., of Thorne Brothers THORNE BROTHERS, telegraph office, millers, tanners and general merchants Thorne William H., of Thorne Brothers Walker John, tanner Warren Stephen, laborer Warsnip Thomas, tanner Watson Samuel, teacher West Hiram, laborer West John D., laborer ; Williams Alexander, superintendent for Thorne Brothers Willson colonel R.T.Wilson Calvin, laborer Winch Thomas Wornham Charles, farmer Worsnop Thomas, tanner Wright William, farmer Yule A., shoemaker HOLLIN\u2014A picturesque village on the Conestogo river, township of Mary- borough, county of Wellington.It contains carding, grist and saw mills, shingle and cheese factories, a tannery, and a brickyard.Distant from Drayton 5 miles, fare 15c.; from Elora, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 21 miles, fare 756.; from Guelph 8 miles.Mail daily.Population about 400.Armitage Bartley, miller Armstrong Christopher, Western hotel Bailey Thomas, mason Baker Thomas R., produce dealer Bascom John, clerk proprietor Billings Joseph, carding mill Brandon James A., miller Bury rev.William, Wesleyan Brown John Price,-M.D.Clark James, brick yard Crane rev.Isaac, Wesleyan Daly Rubert, cooper Davis Henry, laborer Dickson James, shingle mill Edmunds Ashill, J.P, farmer Edmunds William, farmer Elliott Henry Ellis John, laborer Fell Hampden H., M.D.Fitzgerald John, blacksmith Forrest Charles, blacksmith Hahnel Charles, grist mill HALLIDAY DAVID, registrar, township clerk, issuer of marriage licenses, general merchant Hay Robert, J.P., reeve, farmer Henderson Mrs.Harriet, wid George Henderson Thomas, checse factory, farmer Henderson Walter, J.P., farmer Henderson William, farmer Hodge James hotelkeeper Kelly Brock G., tinsmith Kensey William, carpenter McKenny James, farmer McLeod George R.general store McMillan James, tailor McNally George, shoemaker McPherson William, waggonmaker Mannell James, of Mannell & Sons Mannell & Sons, tanners and shoemakers Mannell Thomas, of Mannell & Sons Mannell William, of Mannell & Sons Mannell Wm., sen.of Mannell & Sons MARRIAGE LICENSES, David Halli- day, issuer Maudlesley Henry, M.D.Maxwell Hugh, tailor Murray D.L., school teacher Paterson Robert, councillor, saw mill Peacock David, blacksmith Preston Alexander, carriagemaker and builder Riddolls Elijah, blacksmith Robertson John, assistant postmaster, produce dealer Robertson Samuel, J.P., postmaster, commissioner in B.R.Rogers George, cabinetmaker Rolls Thomas, hotel keeper Scrigley E.W., carpenter and builder Thibaudeau Charles, laborer Thibaudeau L., laborer Thompson captain Thomas, general merchant Webb Samuel, carpenter Wilson George S., photographer HOLMESVILLE\u2014A village in the township of Goderich, county of Huron.Distant from Clinton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, from God- erich 8 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 50, Calbick John, farmer Cantlon William, farmer Champion Thomas, plasterer Colclough Samuel, proprictor Huron hotel Disney Robert, farmer Enticknap James, blacksmith Ford Thomas, farmer Holmes John, farmer Holmes Samuel, farmer Holmesville inn, Arthur Knox, proprietor Huron hotel, Samuel Colclough, proprietor Irwin Isaac, carpenter Kelly Edward, postmaster, dealer Knox Arthur, proprietor Holmesvilly inn Murch William, blacksmith Pickurd Thomas, farmer Sharman George, schoolmaster HOLSTEIN\u2014A township of Egremont, county of Grey, Distant from Forgus,a station of the Great Western rnilway, 83 miles, fare 815) from Toronto 90 miles, from J{umilton 8 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population ubout small village in th Barrows W., farmer Braine Adam, farmer + Braine Robert, farmer \u2019 Braine Thomas, farmer i Crogie rev.Hugh, Presbyterian James Charles Anthony, M.D.McKenzie N.D., postmaster, storekeeper Main John, farmer Petre & Brother, mill owners Reid J., farmer Reid Thomas, farmer Reid William, farmer | Rutherford W.carpenter Shields John, farmer Stonehouse M., hotelkeeper Wonstin Andrew S., farmer HOLYROOD\u2014A small village in th township of Kinloss, county of Bruce Distant froma Lucknow & miles, from Kincardine 17 miles, from Goderich, à station of the Grand Trunk railway, 2 miles, Mail daily.Population about 6 Cain Roger, hotelkeeper Campbell Andrew Thompson, postmas ter, denler Currigan Peter,clerk 2nd Division cour, farmer Fergusson James, saw mill Harper John, farmer McBride John, hotelkeeper McRae Kenneth, blacksmith Woolly Peter, carpenter HOMER A small village in the town ship of Grantham, county of Lincoln Distant from Suspension bridge 10 miles from St Catharines, the county town and a station of the Great Western and Wel land railways, 4 miles, fare 25c.Mai daily.Population about 150.Ball Mrs.Catherine, wid Jacob I.Bessy captain John Bessy David, farmer Bessy Jacob, farmer and pedlar Bessy James H., farmer Black John, farmer Brailford Mrs.Ellen, wid Albert Brown Alpheus, horse trainer Brown Thomas, hotelkeeper Cameron Joseph, superintendent 8H Catharine\u2019s cemetery Cavers Peter, postmaster, storekeeper Cole George, carpenter Cole William, farmer Cole Oscar, farmer Durham James, farmer Durham Mrs.Jane, wid John Durham Lewis, farmer Durham Morris, farmer Emett Johnson, farmer Emett James, farmer Emett William, farmer Foules Robert Hammal William, carriagemaker Havens William, farmer Hutchinson George, farmer James Robert, former Jones Joseph M., farmer Keith James, farmer Lambert Goorge, Lgmbert Jolin, hotelkeeper Lampman John, farmer Lampman Jolin, jun., farmer McBride James, former \"ONTARIO.] DOMINION 419 DIRECTORY.Hon-Hvr McBride John, farmer McIntosh Peter, farmer Miller George, farmer Parks Elpanen, farmer Parks Hiram, farmer Rice William, laborer Richardson William, waggonmaker Rogers James, farmer Secord Robert, farmer Secord 8.O., farmer \u2018Secord William E., farmer Servis James, farmer Smith James, mason Smith Charles, farmer Smith William, farmer Stull Henry, farmer Stull James, farmer \u2018Woods John, blacksmith York Jessie E, shoemaker HONEY WOOD\u2014A village in thetown- ship of Mulmur, county of Simcoe.| Distant from Stayner, a station of the Northern rallway, 20 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 90.Batty Thomas, farmer Bell John, tailor Broderick Joseph, storekeeper Copeland Jonathan, J.P., farmer Granger Robert, farmer Gray Robert, constable Hunt Thomas, farmer Lawrence Geo., postmaster, storekeeper Mortimer Mark, blacksmith Siddell George, farmer Tupling William, farmer HOPETOWN\u2014A small village in the township and county of Lanark, Distant from Perth, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 18 miles.Mail biweekly.Population about 50.Ball Edward, farmer, miller Connors Charles, carpenter Horn Mrs.Alexander, grocery Magury William, farmer Regan Michael, tavernkeeper and blacksmith Sculind William, carpenter Stewart Charles, deputy postmaster, miller Stewart John, farmer While John, storekeeper HORNBY\u2014A village in the township of Esquesing, county of Halton.Distant from Georgetown, a station of the Grand Trunk railway,8 miles, fare 500.; from Oak- ville, a station oftho Great Western railway, 10 miles, from Hamilton 80 miles, from Toronto 34 miles.Mail daily.Population about 85.; Anderson John, house carpenter Book George, saw aud shingle mills Bussell James M., farmer Fox Anthony, M.D.Gorom George, innkeeper Harrison Thomas H., farmer Irvine John, saw an shingle mills King Samuel, blacksmith McClelland Charles, storekeeper MeClosky Henry, earthenware McMillan John, postmaster, general Merchant Pickard William, farmer Robertson William, farmer -Shand R., & Son, blacksmiths and wag- gonmakers Stewart rev, William, Prosbyteriay Taylor William, waggoumaker Thirston Iliram, shinglemaker HORNIN@S MIL LS\u2014A small villago h 16 township of Molanethon, county of roy.It lng extensive wator privileges -Whioh, coupled with the fertility of the surrounding country, will render it an important place at no distant day.Distant from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 27 miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 58 miles, from Orangeville, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 20 miles, fare 8126.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 150.Addison rev.Peter, Wesleyan Airth William JB, postmaster, commissioner in BR.mill owner Allan Robert, farmer August William, carpenter Barr John, M:D., coroner Bates Henry, Jb, farmer Boice Henry, innkeeper Emerick John, butcher Emerick Thomas, builder Ferguson Robert, woollen mill Fewster William, farmer Hawkins James, marble dealer House Philip, carpenter Jarvis David, tailor Jarvis Henry, storekeeper Kitson Robert, blacksmith McGhee John, saw mill McGhee Robert, reeve, farmer Marshall George, shoemaker Mason Mrs., wid John, innkeeper Morrow J.ohn, saddler Morton Thomas, teacher Page Elijah, constable Polley Richard, farmer Ridley Praneis, storekeeper Scruton John, agricultural implements Tate John, miller Togue rev.C., ch of England Will rev.E., Épiscopal methodist HOUGHTON CENTRE\u2014A small village in the township of Houghton, county of Norfolk.Distant from Port Burwell, on Lake Erie, 7miles, fare 50c.; from Simcoe, the county town, 32 miles, fare 81.75; from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway.40 miles.Mail daily.Population about 80.Alton John, farmer Anger Wilson, laborer Becket Samuel, tanner Bell Ezra, grocer Benner George N., carpenter Boughner Peter, farmer Boughner Philip, farmer Brady D.C., school superintendent Bullock Ambrase, farmer Bundy George, postmaster, shoemaker Culp Jacob, farmer Dougherty John.stavemaker Emery H.D., farmer Fick William, blacksmith Francis Charles, laborer Gates Calven, storekeeper Gates Mrs.Phœbe D, grocer Guest Hiram, farmer Guest James, farmer Hill Jeremiah, sawmill Hutchinson John J., farmer Jackson James, innkeeper Jackson Samuel, farmer Jewell Ezekiel, farmer Millard Nelson, farmer Millard Richard, sailor Moore Hiram A.farmer Osborne Miss Frances, school teacher Payne Ephraim, waggonmaker Rice E., shoemaker Taylor J ames, farmer *HOWE ISLAND\u2014Is in the township of Littsburg, county of Frontenac.It has a sulphur spring which is visited by a number of tourists in the summer.\u2018 À steamer plies between the island andKing- * Sometimes called Sir John\u2019s Island.ston three times a week, fare 25¢.Distant from Kingston 9 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 100.Alarie Michel, ship carpenter Baillie John, farmer Bieof Dominick, farmer Cassidy Donald, farmer Cassidy Henry, farmer Cassidy John, farmer Cassidy William, farmer Clixby Smith, blacksmith Driscoll John, farmer Gagnon Olivier, farmer Horrigan Timothy, school teacher Kane John, farmer Kelly John, carpenter Lachance Joseph, farmer Melville Michael, school teacher Murphy Lawrence, school teacher Prior > ohn, farmer Quinn John, farmer Rochefort Joseph, ship carpenter Somers Paul, ship carpenter Thompson Thomas, postmaster, tavern Urquhart Robert, farmer - HUBBEL\u2019S FALLS\u2014A villagein the township of Fitzroy, county of Carleton.Strictly speaking there are two villages, one part being distant from the Falls about 2 of a mile, and bearing the name of Moore's Corners.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Arnprior, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 6 miles, from Paken- ham 7 miles, from Ottawa 32 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.DAVIS EDWARD, sen, telegraph agent, hotelkeeper.Every attention paid to guests Duncan Alexander, pedlar Herrick Michael, blacksmith Holliday Francis A., storekeeper Hubbel James, saw, grist and carding mills McDonald Alexander, miller Monforte Richard.innkeeper MONTREAL TELEGRAPH Edward Daris, sen., agent Richardson William, carder Riddel James, postmaster Shields Alexander, cooper Somerville Thomas G., s:orekeeper Wilson Robert R., school teacher HULLSVILLE\u2014A village in the township of Walpole, county of Haldimand.Distant from Caledonia, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles, fare 621c.; from Port Dover, on Lake Erie, 12 miles, fare 621c.; from Hamilton 26 miles, Mail daily.Population about 200.Abbott William, farmer Allan James, farmer Armstrong J.G.school teacher Brock David, blacksmith Brock John, laborer Buck John, farmer Codd William H.Collver Brothers, storekeepers Collver Carleton, of Collver Brothers Collver Warren S., of Collver Brothers Colwell George, dealer in lime Elliott Robert, shoemaker Ferguson John, farmer Ferguson Joseph, carpenter Hanna David, J.P., farmer Helm Walter, mason Hueson Andrew, farmer Hull John, postmaster Laidman Isaac, storekeeper Lindsay John, farmer Lindsay William, farmer Merrill Halsey P.Mitchell James, farmer Moore George, school teacher Co, Hon-IND DOMINION 420 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE oF Neale William, waggonmaker Neill Job, butcher Park Ezra, farmer Park Michael, farmer Pearson rev.Thomas, Wesleyan Pearson William, farmer Priest Thomas, farmer Robinson Thomas, blacksmith Rolston Arthur, farmer Rolston James, farmer Rolston John, farmer Ryan William, innkeeper Taylor Wiliam, laborer Thompson William T., notary public Thomson David, farmer Trimmer David, wa gonmaker Waldbrook Robert, J.HUNSDON\u2014A small village in the towuship of Tecumseth, county of Simcoe.Distant from Bolton, à station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 10 miles, from Toronto 38 miles.Mail tri- weekiy.Population about 50.Brawley Bros., mill owners Brown Robert, blacksmith Brown Walter, postmaster, tavern- keeper Coop Thomas J., mail contractor Kidney James, broker Lavery Joseph, shoemaker Mabee Simon, farmer May Christian, shoemaker May Christopher, shoemaker McLaughlin John, jun., farmer McLaughlin John, sen., weaver McLaughlin Jonathan, shinglemaker Moffatt Thomas, turner Potter James, farmer Prest John, farmer Prest Thomas, farmer Reynard Joseph, farmer HUNTLEY \u2014A small place in the township of the same name, county of Carle- ton.Distant from Stittsville, a station of the Canada Central railway, 6 miles, from Almonte, 15 miles, from Ottawa 20 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 50.Acres Thomas, jun., farmer Acres Thomas, sen., farmer Bradley Samuel, lumberer Cavanagh John, farmer Cavanagh William, farmer Godfrey rev.James, ch of England Holmes John, M.P.Hueston John, postmaster Johnstun John, farmer Nesbitt Alexander, farmer Sinclair rev.James, Presbyterian HUSTON\u2014A village on the west branch of the Conestogo river, township of Mary- borough, county of Wellington.It contains a saw and grist mill, Distant from Stirton 2} miles, fare 124c.; from Elora, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 19 miles, fare 624c.; from Guelph 32 miles.Mail daily.Population about 120.Akitt Thomas, blacksmith Beamer Nelson Belden Sylvanus, proprietor Western hotel, farmer Braendle John, shoemaker Callaway David, storekeeper Callaway George, frumer Couch Henry Davidson house, W.J.Davidson, proprietor Davidson William J., proprietor Davidson house Graham James, farmer Graham Jolm, farmer Gray James, framer grist mill Gray Matthew W.saw mill Gray Thomas W.Johnston James, hunter and trapper Johnston Jolm C., carpenter Landerkin John, postmaster McBeth Alexander, pumpmaker and carpenter McCleery William, waggonmaker McCleery William M., blacksmith McCulley James, farmer Medill Joseph, J.P., farmer Moore rev.George, J.P., Baptist Nesbitt Edward, M.D.Nesbitt rev.George, ch of England Parkhill Robert, waggonmaker Ritchey William, grocer Robinson John, storekeeper and farmer Scroggie James, carpenter Western hotel, Sylvanus Belden, proprietor HYDE PARK CORNER\u2014A small village in the township of London, county of Middlesex.Distant from Komoka, 8 station of the Great Western railway, 6 miles, fare 26¢.; from London 6 miles, fare Ze.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 0.Barclay John, farmer Black William, laborer Brown Augustus, farmer Brown William, school teacher Ellis Andrew, farmer Elson Peter, farmer, potter Fisher Jumes, farmer Forbes Duncan, farmer Fraser Angus, postmaster, tailor Gray Robert, farmer Hanson Henry, M.D.Humble John, innkeeper Keays Thomas, J.P., farmer Lamley William, storekeeper McDougall John, innkeeper McKenzie Alezander, farmer McKenzie Duncan, J.P., farmer McMillan William, J.P., Provincial land surveyor Moorehouse James, farmer Morden Andrew, farmer Morden James L, farmer Morden John S., farmer Morris Thomas Murch Henry, blacksmith Parkins George, farmer Ramsey William, farmer Routledge John, farmer Routledge Thomas, farmer Routledge William, farmer Skippin Thomas, farmer Smith James S., blacksmith Woods George, farmer * IDA \u2014A small village on the gravel road from Port Hope to Lindsay, township of Cavan, county of Durham, Distant from Millbrook, a station of tho Midland railway, 64 miles, fare 25c, Mail daily.Population about 70.Baptie Alex., postmaster, storekeeper agent Citizen's Insurance Company of Canada Baptie J., saddler Bell John, weaver CITIZEN'S INSURANCE CO.OF CANADA, A.Baptie, agent Ferguson James, farmer Gardiner William, farmer Lowes John W., farmer Madess George, mason McBrien Richard, farmer Myers Richard, blacksmith Staples Samuel, farmer Vauce Robert, farmer Watt Thomas, innkeeper # Also called Sharpe's Corners.ILDERTON\u2014A village in the township of London, county of Middlekox, Distant from Lucan, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, from Komoka 11 miles, from Loudon 12 miles, Mail biweekly.L\u2019opulation about 200.Armstrong Thomas, farmer Bell Jumes, reeve, farmer Charlton Edward, farmer Douglass George, farmer Toulding James, J.P., farmer Hughes Anthony, furmer Hughes John, farmer Lipset Willinm, farmer Little Robert, furmer Martin Thomas, farmer McCandless Willis, farmer McPherson John, farmer Nichol James, blacksmith Ord George, postmaster and general storekeeper Paisley Samuel, farmer Patrick Thomas, farmer Ray Robert, shoemalker Reeve William, farmer Robinson Andrew, furmer Robinson James, farmer Robinson Robert, farmer Robinson William, farmer Rowe William, furmer Scott Andrew, farmer Skinner James, farmer Walker Christopher, farmer Walker Joseph, farmer INDIAN A\u2014A village on the banks of the Grand river, township of Seneca, county of Haldimand, istant from Canfield, a station of tho Buffalo and Gode- rich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, fare 37c.; from Caledonia 8 miles, from Cayuga, tho county town,3 miles, fare 121c.Mail daily.l\u2019opulation about 250.Barry Mrs.Elizabeth, innkeeper Brodrick David, carpenter Callanin James, school teacher Crites John F., carpenter Farrell John, innkeeper Farrell Patrick, postmaster and store keeper Finien Miles, farmer Finlen Patrick, storekeeper Finlen Thomas, laborer Geddes Isaac, farmer Grant William, J.P., farmer Kerrott Edward, lock tender, Grand River Kinnear Alex.M, J.P., accountant, commissioner in B.R.Kirkland James, furmer and distiller Lees James, carding mill Leitch Robert, weaver Lester Thomns W., lumber merchant Lynch John, farmer Maddigan Michael, innkeeper McGaveran James, laborer McKay Peter, muson McKenna John, laborer McKeown Michael, laborer McMullen captain Peter McMullen John, laborer Murdoch Wills, constable Murray George, former Mussen William, J.P., farmer Robb Alexander, blacksmith Rogers John H., J.P., farmer Slnven Thomas 11, J.P,, farmer, township assessor , Thompson David, J.P, M.P'., grain merchant Thornton Thomas, laborer Upton Jumes, firmer Upton Thomas, brickmaker Young Mrs., wid Dennis Young William, J.\u2019. ONTARIO.| VER\u2014A village in the onion, county of Peter- Distant from Peterborough, Midland railway, 9 miles, Popula- INDIAN township 0 : borough.+ of the à ont.Mail tri-weckly.tion about 160, Burk Michael, farmer Carveath Henry, farmer Cagsey James, farmer Clancy William, farmer Colleton John, farmer Conway James, postmaster Devlin James, farmer Titzgerald David, farmer Fitzgerald Thomas, farmer Foley James, farmer Guiren Martin, tavernkceper Heffernan Michael, farmer Johnson James, farmer Leary John, farmer ; Maguire Bernard, blacksmitli Mead John, farmer Mead Maurice, farmer O'Donnell Patrick, farmer O'Leary Daniel, farmer O'Leary William, farmer Read Mrs.H.Richardson William, farmer Sheehan John, farmer Sheehan Patrick, furmer Smith John, farmer Sullivan John, farmer Sullivan Patrick, farmer Tedford Richard, farmer Toben Maurice, farmer INGERSOLL\u2014An incorporated town on the River Thames, townships of North and West Oxford, county of Oxford.It contains {wo of the largest agricultural implement manufactories in the province of Ontario; the one owned by Messrs.Noxon Brothers, employing upwards of 100 hands, the other belonging to W.Fastwood & Co., employing upwards of 80 hands.There is also a large woollen mill owned by Messrs.Waterhouse & Bradbury, which employs 18 hands.This place is increasing very rapidly in population and importance.Wheat and othor grain and sawn lumber form the trade of the town and the surrounding conntry, and are exported ex- feusively.The manufacture of cheese is largely carried on.Considerable quantities of this articlo are shipped annually for the British markets.Fhgersoll possesses many handsome public buildings, and the private residences display excellent taste.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.This place is one of the chief stations of the Great Western railway, 4 passenger trains passing west and 5 east daily,\u201d Distant from London 19 miles, from Port Burwell, on Lake Erie, 32 miles, fare $1.75; from Paris 88 miles, from Niagara Falls 100 miles, from Toronto 140 miles, Mail daily.Population about 4500.Abbott David, carpenter Ackert John, pump and cistern factory Adair & Cairns, groceries and liquors Adair s hotel, John Adair, proprietor Adair John, proprietor Adair's hotel Adair Joseph, laborer Adair Samuel, of Adair & Cairns Adair William, clerk Adkins James Adkins Miss Emily, school teacher Adkins Miss Frances, school teacher AGUR BOBERT, J.P., banker and ex- Chango broker, collections made in Teel aud United States, deposits exander Mrs.Sus c or Allon pit) company school teacher en Mrs.Julian, wid George W Allison William J.enttled Soren\u201d American Merchant's Union Express 0.BE.Doty, agent DOMINION 421 DIRECTORY.> Anderson Charles, tobacconist Appleton Lawrence, carpenter Appleton Mrs.Jane, wid Thomas, Appleby Robert, dancing master, bds at Royal hotel Armour David, laborer Armstrong Robert, laborer Avery Alanson Avery John, plasterer Budden & Delaney, carriagemakers Badden James, of Badden & Delaney Bailey Duniel, carriagemaker BAILEY GEORGE, carriage and wag- gonmaker, also seeder and cultivator Bain James Baker Frederick A., photographer Baker James, cooper Barker E., & Son, boots and shoes, trunks, &c.Baker Juseph, cooper Baker Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker Baldwin Miss Fanny, music teacher Barker Edw, jun., of E.Barker & Son Barker Edw, sen., of E.Barker & Son Barker Joseph, of Browett & Barker Barker Joseph, librarian Ingersoll Public School library Barnes Brothers, livery stables Barnes Minor, of Barnes Bros.Barnes William N., of Barnes Bros.Barr George, carpenter Barraclough Thos.H., boots and shoes Barrett J oseph, joiner Barrett William, carpenter Battersby Jas., of Eastwood, Marr &Co.Baxter Owen, laborer, bds at Quigley's hotel Bayard rev.Joseph, R.catholic Bawtinhimer Peter, moulder Beard Edwin, cabinetmaker Beattie Henry E., clerk G.W.R.Beattie Miss Annie, school teacher Beattie William Bedtord Francis, laborer Bell James, carpenter Bell Robert, cabinetmaker Bell William C., of A.Oliver & Co.Benbow John, bookkeeper, bds at Royal hotel BENSON JAMES, barrister Bent James, joiner Bent John, carpenter Berry William, tailor Birss John, shoemaker Bishop Edward, joiner Bivens Washington, laborer Bixel Leonard, of M.& L.Bixel Bixel M.& L., brewers Bixel Matthew, of M.& L.Bixel Bloor Charles, shoemaker.grocer Blackney Henry.accountant Boles John, merchant tailor Bond William, laborer Bond \u2014 laborer Bond Henry, engineer Borland Edward, painter Borland John H.baggagemaster Bower George, sawyer Bowers T., M.D.Bowman John, bar tender BRADBURY FREDERICK, of Water- house & Bradbury BRADY JAMES, auctioneer and proprietor Mausion house Brady James, innkeeper Brady John C., carpenter Brander Miss, dressmaker Brander Mrs.Catherine, wid William Brice Peter, laborer |, Bristel Abraham, clerk, bds at Royal hotel Broughton William, carriage trimmer, bds at Great Western hotel Browett & Barker, hardware INDp-Ine Browett Joseph, of Browett & Barker Brown George, teamster Brown Isaac Wesley, M.D.Brown James, baker Brown Newton, brickmaker BROWN PETER J., of Brown & Wells, deputy reeve, Brown Thomas, tannery BROWN & WELLS, barristers, notaries, &c.Browne Mrs.Amandah, wid Vernon Brummitt James, spinner Buchanan Alex., of J.& A.Buchanan Buchanan J.& A, tinsmiths Buchanan James, tinsmith Buchanan John, jun.of J.& A.Buchanan Buchanan John, sen., tinsmith Buchanan Miss Margaret, dressmaker Bunkew Stephen, joiner Burckholder Henry, carpenter Burdick Daniel S., clerk Burkart Anselm, agent Buckley Richard, porter Royal hotel Bucknell Daniel A., teacher Butcher John, grain buyer Byron John, provisions Byrne & MeGolrick, haruessmakers Byrne Thomas, of Byrne & McGolrick Cairns Richard, tailor Cairns Robert, of Adair & Cairns Caiten Mrs.Mary Calder Benjamin, laborer Calder James, plasterer Caldwell Erwin.chairmaker Caldwell Oliver B., drugs, stationery.&c.Callaghan John.grocer Camidge John, music teacher Campbell Hector, carpenter Campbell Homer.jun., tinsmith Campbell Homer, sen.grocery and crockery Campbell John Canada Cheese Co., James Harris, president Canadian Dairyman's Association, Daniel Phelan, secretary ; C.E.Chadwick, treasurer Cane Thomas.laborer Canfield David, J.P., clerk 5th Division court Canfield Miss Lucey Carey Charles C., barber Carnegie Mrs.Isabella, wid John Carr Isaiah, painter Carroll Arden, painter, bds at Mrs.Jiggens' Carroll Daniel, farmer Carroll Daniel W., M.D.Carroll Henry G., Carroll Nicholas, laborer Carroll Reuben, road inspector, bds at Mrs.Jiggens' Carruthers Archibald, clerk, bds at Royal hotel Carruthers Thomas.laborer Case Philander, carpenter Casswell Edwin, pork packer and dealer in produce Cavanagh Charles, telegraph operator Cavanagh Mrs.Eleanor, wid Charles CHADWICK CHARLES E., manager Niagara District bank and insurance agent Chambers George, farmer Chambers Mrs.Barbara, wid John Chapman John M., druggist Chittick George, shoemaker Childs James, teamster Choap Walter, tanner Choate David, farmer Choate Henry, farmer Choate Jacob, farmer books, INGERSOLL.DOMINION 422 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE oF Choate Thomas, farmer Chown Arthur, of J.G.Chown & Co., resides in Kingston Chown J.G., & Co., general hardware Chown James G., of J.G.Chown & Co.Christopher Aaron N., of J.Christopher & Bros.Christopher George, of J.Christopher & Brothers Christopher J., & Brothers, steam planing and saw mill Christopher John, of J.Christopher & Brothers Clancey Patrick, laborer Clark colonel James W.O., J.P.Clark Hugh, cabinetmaker Clark P., clerk, bds at Royal hotel Clarke George A., M.D, bds at Daly house Clarke George F., of E.Robinson & Co.Clarke Charles, of E.Robinson & Co.Clarke James, laborer Clayton R., waggonmaker Clayton Richard, grocer, waggonmaker Clement George C., shoemaker Clements Henry F., painter Cleveland William, cooper Clew Charles, laborer Clouse Clarence, laborer Clunn Augustus, painter Coates Stephen, printer, bds at F.Harris Cobben Charles, bricklayer Cole Lemuel, carpenter Cole Samuel A., carpenter Collamore rev.Owen G., Episcopal methodist Coleman Miss, laundress Collins Charles, carriage painter Collins David, engineer Collins Mrs.Colridge & Co., livery stable Colridge John, of Colridge & Co., bds at Daly house Colpy M., cooper Comtort Thomas, farmer Commercial Union Insurance Co., C.E.Chadwick, agent Comstock Henry, machinist Conely Thomas, blacksmith Conrad Charles CONSTABLE HENRY, editor, proprietor and printer of the News COOK CHRISTOPHER, & CO., manufacturers and dealers in lumber, mills at Brentwood on Northern railway, head office at Ingersoll Cook Mrs.Martha, wid Ebenezer N.Cook Simeon, lumber merchant Corbet Richard, plasterer Couse George, laborer Cove Nathaniel, laborer Cowen James, laborer Cowie James, tailor Cowie Lewis P., tailor Cowie Miss Christina, milliner Cragg Charles, harnessmaker Craïg John, turner Crawford Benjamin W.& A., farmers Crawford George, carpenter Crawford Henry E., accountant Crawford James, carpenter, bds at Great Western hotel Crawford John, carpenter Crawford John B., insurance agent Crawford Thomas, moulder Crawford William, miller Creighton Edwin, shoemaker Crisp William Cronk Christopher, joiner Cronk David, laborer Cronk David W., pensioner Cronk William, carpenter Cross Mrs.Sarah, wid Thomas Crotty Henry, farmer Crotty John c,, travelling agent Crotty Miss Annie, school teacher Crotty Richard, farmer Crotty Samuel, clerk Cully William, turner Cumberland John, tailor Cumming William, school teacher, bds at Royal hotel Cuthbert William, chandler Dake Lemon, blacksmith Dale Mrs.Sarah Jane, weaver Dallas Cromby, switchman G.W.R.DALY ABSALOM, proprietor Daly house -| DALY HOUSE, Absalom Daly, proprietor Daugherty Benjamin, blacksmith Davidson David, laborer Davidson Douglas C., carpenter Davidson John, sawyer Davis Adoniram J., agent Davis Joel, waggonmaker Davis Luke, moulder Davis Samuel, carpenter Davis William, laborer Day William C., tanner Dean Solomon, fireman Dear Alexander, tailor Dees Miss Johanna, school teacher Dees James W., cooper \u201c| Delaney James, blacksmith Delaney William, of Badden & Delaney Dempsey rev.John, Baptist Dempster James, carpenter Denel Riley M., teamster Denman Job, machinist Dennis George, shoemaker Devlin Mrs.Catherine, wid John Dinning Robert S., moulder Ditchburn George, cooper Ditchburn Robert, cooper Dixon Edwin Dixon E.J, silversmith Doherty Benjamin, laborer Dominey Martin, blacksmith Donnelly Mrs.Mary, wid Daniel Doty Edwin, express agent and issuer of marriage licenses Douglas William, innkeeper Dow Mrs.Helen, wid Rohert Downing John, millwright Downs Zina, carpenter Doyle John, laborer DRAKE & GREGORY, proprietors of Royal hotel, with music hall attached Drake E., carpenter Drake J.W., of Drake & Gregory Dryden David, tinsmith Dundas William, grocer Dunn John, shoemaker Dunn Mrs.Margaret, wid Dennis Dutton Richard, blacksmith Dutton Thomas, butcher and storekeeper Dutton Walter, fruit store and shoemaker Dwyer William, marblecutter Dyke Miss Hattie, school teacher Dyke Mrs.Jane, wid Thomas J.Eakins William I.Early Gilbert, tinsmith EASTWOOD W., & CO.agricultural implement manufactory, and general foundr Eastwood Willard, of W.Eastwood & o.Eaton John T., bookkeeper Eden George Go, of Eden & Ross Eden & Ross, marble works Elliott James, farmer Elliott John, farmer Elliott John N., grocer Elliott Mrs.Eliza Elliott Richard, engineer Elliott Samuel, farmer Elliott Sealy A., butcher Elliott Thomas, farmer Ellis Alfred H., of Ellis & Brother Ellis Augustus, clerk Ellis & Brother, dealers in hardware Ellis Richard Y., of Ellis & Brother Ellis William Elton Samuel, cabinetmaker Elton Samuel, machinist Ely John, laborer Exchange hotel, John McCall, proprietor Farmer John, mason Farnsworth John, machinist Fawcett Thomas Fawkes Thomas F., jeweller, &c.Fee Joseph, carpenter Fell James, tailor Terris George, of Ferris, McLean & Co.Ferris, McLean & Co., crockery, groceries and liquors Ferris Mrs.Saraki, wid Robert Fillmore James, tanner Findlay Matthew, general dealer Finnigan Henry, laborer Firzelle Augustus, tanner Fitzgerald William, laborer Fleak Henry C., M.D.Flemming William, pork packer Fletcher John, laborer FLOOK DAVID H,, telegraph agent Fogerty Miss Bridget Forbes George, laborer Forman John, mason Forsythe William, well digger Foster George, blacksmit Towler James, carpenter Fowler William, carpenter: Franklin Thomas, laborer Fraser Collin, laborer Fraser John, laborer FREZELL ROBERT, cigar maker Frezell William, plasterer Gaines Robert, barber Gallagher William, innkeeper Gallitord John, sen., shoemaker Galliford John, blacksmith Galloway John C., bookkeeper Garner James, laborer Gayfer John & Co., chemists and druggists Gayfer John, of John Gayfer & Co.Geiger John G., blacksmith Gemmell Robert, teamster Gibbs Patrick, shoemaker Gibson Joseph, jun., clerk Gibson Joseph, sen., blacksmith Gibson Miss Emmn, fruit and toy store Gillespie William E., of Holmes & Gil- espie Girl Marshall, blacksmith Goble Ilenry, curpenter Goble John, waggonmaker Goble Robert, carpenter Golding Edward, bookkeeper, Royal hotel Goodall Jumes, gardener GORDON ALEXANDER, merchant tailor Gordon Hugh, plough maker Gordon James, teller Gordon Jobn, sberiff county of Oxford, bds at Royal hotel Gorham Charles, teamsier Gorry Christopher, laborer Grace Patrick, sawyer Graham Mrs.Adeline, lnundress Grant Charles, proprietor Grants hotel Grant's hotel, Churles Grant, proprietor ge mr wen ONTARIO.| DOMINION 423 DIRECTORY.INGERSOLL.Grant James M., proprietor Great Western hote Grant John, Isborer Grave Miss Grizell .Gray rev.William, Free Baptist Great Western hotel, James M.Grant, proprietor Gregory Kirby, of Drake & Gregory Greenaway Isaac R., shoemaker Grigg Richard, carpenter GURNETT JOHN 8, proprietor Inger- soll Chronicle Hagar Frederick, teamster HALL CHARLES P., jeweller, &c.Hall David, laborer Hall Elisha Hall I.N., farmer Hall Thomas, shoemaker Hall William, laborer Hambidge George, butcher Hambidge John, pedlar _ Hambly Mrs.Fanny, wid William Hamlyn Thomas, carpenter Harcout Hiram, laborer Hartford Fire Insurance Co, C.E.Chadwick, agent .Harrington flias S., blacksmith Harris Christopher, teamster Harris Eli C., insurance agent Harris Francis, boarding house carpenter Harris Gustavus, farmer HARRIS GUSTAVUSE,., of W.& G.E.Harris Harris Jas.,president Canada CheeseCo, Harris Thomas HARRIS W.& G.E,, flour and grist mill owners Harris Warren, boots and shoes HARRIS WELLINGTON, of W.'& G.E.Harris Harrison William, brewer, bds at Quig- ley\u2019s hotel Haskett John, of Wilson & Haskett Hayward William, jun., groceries and provisions Hayward William, painter Hearn Henry Hearn Thomas, cabinetmaker Hearn William L., finisher Heglar James, student at law Heglar Joseph, student at law Rempswell Joseph, laborer Henderson James, finisher Henderson John, shoemaker Henderson John, laborer Henderson Samuel, M.D.Hendrie William, patent churn agent Hendry Mrs.Catherine, wid George Hicks Misses Catherine and Margaret, Milliners and dressmakers Hicks Mrs.Margaret, wid Hill Mrs., wid Hilton Mrs.Catherine, wid Peter Hincks rev John P., ch of England Hind Robert, cabinetmaker Hislop Thomas, farmer Hoagg Andrew Hongg William, dealer in patent rights Hodgman Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas Hodgman Thomas, laborer Hodskis Hugh, turner odskis James, turner Hoffman B., billiard saloon Hogan aies Inborer ggarth Mrs, Naomi, wid HOLCROFT M.B.posts and dealer in groceries, wines, liquors provisions, &e., Holcroft Thomas Holcroft W.W., barrister Holden Charles, teamster Holden John, clerk Holden John, tenmster Holken Mrs.Martha, weaver Holmes David, of Holmes & Gillespie Holmes Henry D., plasterer Holmes & Gillespie, dry goods Holt James, silversmith Holton John, teamster Horne Mrs.Caroline, wid Jacob Horne Thomas, blacksmith Ho¥enden Miss Sarah, school teacher Hovenden Thomas, clerk Howard William H, laborer Howe John, laborer Hoyt John J., M.D., of Hoyt & Williams, coroner, HOYT & WILLIAMS, physicians, surgeons, &c.Hubbard Albert, laborer Hughes Benjamin, laborer Hugill John, carpenter HUGILL JOHN, jun., photographer Hughson rev.Wentworth D., Episcopal methodist Hunt Francis, blacksmith Hunter Robert, clerk Hurst J.Roden, tobacconist Husband John, butcher Husband Thomas, blacksmith Huxley William, pork packer Hyslop Matthew, carpenter INGERSOLL CHRONICLE, weekly: annual subscription $1.50; J.Gurnett, editor, proprietor and printer Ingersoll public school library, Joseph arker, librarian INGERSOLL WOOLLEN MILLS, Waterhouse & Bradbury, proprietors Irving Stephen, laborer Jackson Hall, bricklayer Jackson Robert, clerk Jamieson William, miller James John, cooper Jarvis Charles, farmer Jarvis Jonathan, farmer Jarvis Joseph, farmer Jaruis Joseph, M.D.Jefferson George, carriagemaker Jiggens Henry, boarding house Johnson John, clerk, bds at F.Harris\u2019 Johnston J.B, laborer Johnston James, temperance lecturer Johnston T.H., painter Johnston W.C., shoemaker Johnstone John, clerk Jones Mrs.Elizabeth, wid George Judd Sylvester, wood contractor G.W.R.Kanady Charles S., foreman Keating Robert, innkeeper Keating Simon, storekeeper Kelley George, clerk Kelley Robert, clerk Kelley William F., carpenter Kelly Daniel W., shoemaker Kempshell George, blacksmith Kempt Theophilus, cigar maker Kennedy Charles, dentist Kennedy George, telegraph operator Kennedy James Kennedy Michael, farmer Kennedy Lachlin D., painter Kennedy Peter, grain merchant Kennedy W.C., accountant Kenney Mrs.Maria, wid Andrew Kerr Alexander R., dry goods Kerr Hugh, bookkeeper Kerr Daniel, waggonmaker Kerr John, waggonmaker Kerr William, clerk Kerscadden Thomas, innkeeper Kief Cornelius, cigar maker Kilpatrick F.W.Jock and gun smith King James, saw and flouring mill, and cooper King William Kinney Cyrus, farmer Kirby Richard, laborer Kirkwood Thomas A.A., M.D.Kneeshaw Robert, drug clerk Knight John, teamster Knox William, tailor Kydd James, shoemaker Kyle John, bricklayer Kyle Thomas, mason Kyle William, laborer Lahey John, carpeater Laing John A., carpenter Langdon Samuel, bricklayer Laven Mrs.Jane, wid Bartholomew Lawrence Charles, jun., shoemaker Lawrence Charles, sen, cooper Lawrence Mrs.Elizabeth Lawrence Thomas, tailor Lawson James, farmer Learoyd rev.John, Wesleyan Leitch George, machinist Leeper William, farmer Lewis Francis C, photographer Lewis John, station agent Lilleywhite Daniel, laborer Littlejohns Nun, cabinetmaker Lilleywhite Richard, carpenter Lindsay George, bricklayer Lindsay Mrs.Margaret, wid Robert Livens Henry, teamster Livens James, blacksmith LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE CO., Joseph Thirkell, agent Logie Smith P., pump maker London & Lancashire Life Assurance Co., M.Walsh agent Long Henry, carpenter Long Mrs.Mary, wid James Longden Samuel, bricklayer Losee John, express driver Lynch James, hostler, Royal hotel Lynch James, laborer Lyon James, clerk Lyon Lawrence Macdonald David S., bookkeeper Macklin John, dry goods Macniven James, dry goods Macniven Miss Susan, school teacher McArthur Cornelius, laborer McAskill John, laborer McAuley Alexander, clerk McCall John, proprietor Exchange hotel McCarron Patrick.laborer McCausland Marshall B., M.D, of Scott & McCausland, coroner county of Elgin McCarthy Cornelius McCarthy Mrs.Jane, wid James McCaughey Jas, of McCaughey & \u2018Walsh, mayor McCAUGHEY & WALSH, barristers and attorueys, notaries and solicitors in chancery McClellan William, laborer MeClory Peter, tailor McDermott Thomas, carpenter McDonald Angus, contractor McDonald Angus, painter McDonald George, waggonmaker, bds at Great Western hotel McDonald George S., carriagemaker McDonald James, hats, caps and furs McDonald James, finisher McDonald James F., barrister McDonald Johu, J.B.McDonald John, veterinary surgeon McDonald Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John McDonald Peter, M.D.McDonald Robert, J.P., general dealer McDowell James, laborer McDowell William, mason INGERSOLL.DOMINION 424 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE or McEwen \u2014, clerk, bds at Royal hotel McGee Absalom, clerk McGee John, laborer McGinity Robert, laborer McGolrick Jas., of Byrne & McGolrick McGrath William, laborer McInnis Daniel, laborer Melnnis John, laborer McInnis Mrs.Mary, wid Neil McKenzie Thomas, clerk, bds at Mrs.Jiggens' McINTYRE JAMES, cabinetmaker, upholsterer and undertaker McKay Angus, of Colridge & Co, bds at Daly house McKay George McKay Hugh, laborer McKay Miss Christina McKee Andy, teamster McKenzie George, blacksmith McKindsey Thomas, clerk McLEAN ALLAN stationery, books, &¢ McLeary Archibald McLellan David, miller McLeod George, jun., chair maker McLeod George, sen., chair maker McLeod William, town assessor McLeod William, writing master McMahon Miss Catherine, school teacher McMurray James, turner McMURRAY HOUSE, W.McMurray, proprietor McMURRAY WILLIAM, proprietor McMurray house McNally John, blacksmith McNarny Dennis, tailor McNaughton William, clerk, bds at Mrs.Jiggens McNeil Malcolm, joiner McNeil Malcolm, mason McNeil Mrs.Mary, wid John McNiven James, laborer McSherry George, ploughmaker McQuillan Miss Mary, dressmaker McRay William, laborer McRum James, shoemaker Madary D., dyer Mahoney Cornelius, finisher Mahoney Daniel, finisher Mahoney John, moulder Mahoney Malcolm, laborer Mahoney Patrick, weaver Mairs Peter, laborer Malay Johnston, town clerk Malone John, laborer Mann Archibald, carpenter Marr Benjamin, clerk Marr Mrs.Susan, wid Alum Marr William W., clerk MARRIAGE LICENSES, Edwin Doty, issuer Martin Alexander, laborer Matheson Angus, carpenter Matheson Angus, laborer Matthews James, clerk, bds at Royal hotel Matthewson Andrew, sailor Mathias Charles, contractor Mercer Alexander, carpenter Mealey Francis, shoemaker Mealey Johnson, market clerk Meek James, carpenter Melville Mrs.Janet, wid George MERCHANT'S BANK OF CANADA, C.H.Sorley, manager Meredith Rice, fancy goods Middlemiss Alex., watchman G.W.R.Millar Thomas D.,commission merchant, agent for National Steamship Co.Miller James, carpenter Miller Matthew, groceries and crockery Minhinnick L., clerk, bds at Mrs.Jig- gens\u2019 Montgomery James, hostler MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., D.1.Flook, agent Moodie William, shoemaker Moody James, laborer Moore James, machinist Moore Mrs, Mary, wid Robert Moore Willian, laborer Moorehouse Adolphus, carpenter Morgan David, carpenter Morgan John, blacksmith Morland Edward, painter Morrey James F., of Morrey & Rothwell MORREY & ROTHWELL, steam cabinet factory Morrison Miss Diana, seamstress Morrison Mrs.Mary, wid Donald Morrison Neil, of W.& N.Morrison MORRISON W.& N., Liwness and saddlery manufacturers in all its branches Morrison William, of W.& N.Morrison Morrow Thomas, painter Moss A., oil well proprietor Mount kerr \u2014, official assignee, county of Oxford Munro Mrs.Ann, wid John Munro Norman, blacksmith Murdoch Alexander, clerk Murdoch James, tax collector and wag- gonmaker Murray Angus, cabinetmaker Murray rev.Angus, Presbyterian, bds at Royal hotel Munro Harry, sawyer Murray Mrs.Barbara, wid William Murray Mrs.Johanna, wid James MUSTARD HUGH, manufacturer of patent medicines and waterproof leather preservers Myers Peter, cooper National Life Insurance Co.Chadwick, agent Neill John, pattern maker NEWS (THE), weekly, annual subscription $1.25 ; H.Constable, editor, proprietor and printer.See Adv NIAGARA DISTRICT BANK, C.E.Chadwick, manager ; James Gordon, accountant Nichols Miss Catherine, grocery Noe Lewis, fruit store Norris William, barrister, &c., bds at Daly house Northway John, tailor Norton Wilson, carriagemaker NOXON BROTHERS, manufacturers of mowing and self raking reapers, wood sawing machines, agricultural and dairy implements NOXON FREEMAN, of Noxon Brothers NOXON JAMES, of Noxon Brothers NOXON SAMUEL, of Noxon Brothers Noxon Stephen, miller (Connor Arthur, jun., clerk O'Connor Arthur, sen., grocer O'Connor Edward, clerk O'Connor Henry, dry oods O'Donnell Edward, tailor O'Donnell E.R., student at law O'Hanley Malcolm, laborer O'Neill William, laborer Oliver A, & Co., lumber merchants Oliver Adam, M.P.P., of À.Oliver & Uo.Oliver John G., of A.Oliver & Co.Oliver Robert, carpenter O'Neill Jeremiah, grocer Osgood Horatio, basket maker Owens Thomas, teamsier Owen William I, laborer Palmer William, carpenter Paine George, carringemaler Paine Mrs.Sarah I, dressmaker Park Archibald, farmer C.E.Parlidge John B., miller Paton Thomas S., traveller Patterson Miss Agnes, dressmaker Payne Absalom, curriagemaker Perking Geo.E., dry goods and clothing Petrie Richard, laborer Philips John, laborer Phillips John, freight agent G.W.R, bds nt Royal hotel Phillips Mrs, Mary, wid William Pickard Hiram, carpenter Pierce Josinh, cooper Piper Enoch R, farmer Pool Henry, moulder Poole Samuel, bds at Thomas Elliott's Porter Robert, carriagemaker Proctor Harmon IL, tailor Proctor John, carpenter Quigley John, hotelkeeper Proctor Joseph, accountant Provincial Marine Insurance Co, C.IE.Chadwick, agent Quigley Miss Surah, school leacher Quigley Patrick, moulder, bds at Quig- ley\u2019s hotel Rawlings Thomas H., cabinetmaker Rawson Mrs.Marian, wid George Read Moses, cooper Read Samuel G.Reid Alexander, dry goods Reid George, laborer Rice Isaac, laborer Richardson Thomas, carpenter Ritter Alfred, blacksmith Roberts N., engineer, bds at Royal hotel Robertson David M., lumber merchant Robertson William, clerk Robinson E., & Co., cabinetmakers Robinson Edward, grocer Robinson Ephraim, of E.Robinson & Co.Robinson Patrick, laborer Robinson Samuel, laborer Robinson Samuel G., sawyer Roblin Manly C., of Wood & Co.Roddy John, tailor Rodenhurst William, cigarmaker, bds at Daly house Roffee Eugene, cigar maker Rollans James, cabinetmaker Ross Andrew, machinist Ross Angus, of Eden & Ross Ross Colin, inspector G.W.R.Ross Donald, sawyer ROSS GEORGE, dealer in lumber, coal and plaster of paris Ross Mrs.Marian, wid James Ross Robert, section master G.W.R.Ross William, engineer Rothwell Hugh C., of Morrey & Rothwell Rousell James, fitter Rowland Harry, foreman Chronicle office, bds at Daly house ROYAL HOTEL, with music hall attached, Drake & Gregory, proprietors Rue John, teamster Rumsey William A.Ryman Robert, finisher Sadler Reginald, deputy postmaster Sage Allan, farmer Sage Eli, farmer Sage Erastus, farmer Sage Sylvester, farmer Sappy George, moulder Scantlebury Alford E., teumster Schell Daniel Schofield Lyman, blacksmith Schultz Charles, painter Scoflin George IL, machinist Scoffin William, engineer Scofield Henry, blacksmith Scott Henry U, MD.of Scott & McCausland Scott & McCausland, physicians \u201cONTARIO.] Sebhen John, farmer Shabacker Martin, carpenter Shafer Jacob, butcher Shane Daniel, laborer Shannon Edward, laborer Shaw Andrew, farmer Shaw Ephraim E., carpenter Shaw rev, Calvin, New Connexion methodist Shea James, pedlar Sheedy Rody, laborer Shell Daniel Shepherd \u2014, tanner Sherman James, finisher Shetliffe John, laborer Shrapnell George J., grocer Sim Alexander, tailor Simons Tjabo, painter Sinclair James, tinsmitli Sinclair John, teamster Size Charles, painter Size Jacob, shoemaker Size John H,, finisher Skelton William, moulder Slaght Mrs.Rhoda, wid Silas Slawson Charles, saw mill Smale Jacob, engineer Smale William, miller Smith Andrew, cigar manufacturer Smith.James, grist, flour and oatmeal mills Smith James A., laborer Smith John Smith John, oil retiner Smith John E., laborer Smith Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Walter Smith Mrs.Lavinia, wid William J.Smith Mrs.William, dressmaker Smith Thompson M., pork dealer Smith William, carriagemaker Snellgrove Abraham, painter Snellgrove William, painter Snider Stephen, laborer Snider Thomas.blacksmith Snider William, blacksmith SORLEY CHARLES H, Merchant's bank of Canada SPRINGER WILLIAM, MD, MC.P.S.Ont., coroner Staley Eli H., shoemaker St Amor Thomas, sawyer Steele Aaron, carpentet Steele Samuel, butcher Stephenson Robert, laborer Stevenson John, weaver Stewart Francis, tailor Stewart James, marble dealer Stimson Geofge, oil refiner Stimson Geo.Gi, groceriesand crockery St James\u2019 church, ch of Eugland, rev.,.John P.Hinks, pastor i Stonehonse Albert, carriagemaker Stonehouse Mrs, Caroline, wid David St Patrick's church, R.catholic, rev.Joseph Byard, priest Staley Miss Lavinia, dress and mantle maker Stuart John, oatmeal mill Stuart Robert, grocer, tour and feed Sudworth Wright, rape grower Sutherland Alexan er, laborer Sutherland George Sutera Searge, laborer sutherland Hugh M,, of A.Oliver & Co.Swayre Nels ® ; A.Oliver & Co Swayze William weeney James, tailor Tallon Andrew, laborer, bds at Quig- T ley s hotel wilon James, engineer G.W 8 T Royal hotel engineer G.W.R, bds at aylor Jolin T , potash and soap maker Taylor Joseph, dealer in fish, fruit, &e.manager DOMINION 425 DIRECTORY.Thirkell Joseph, postmaster, and agent Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co.Thompson Charles, laborer Thompson George, clerk Thompson John, harnessmaker, bds at Great Western hotel Thompson Joseph, painter Thompson Lewis, painter and paper hanger Thompson William, painter Thompson Mrs.Hannah, wid Joseph Thomson Andrew, carpenter Thornton Patrick, laborer TILLSON E.D, {umber merchant Tomkins Roswell D., carpenter Travellers Insurance Co., J.Gordon and C.E.Chadwick, agents Trick Thomas, laborer Tripp & Co., chemists and druggists Tripp Moses E.M.D., of Tripp & Co.Turner George A., tinsmith Turner Jacob, tinsmith Turner James, tinsmith Turner Jeremiah, storekeeper, carpenter Turner Mrs.Mary, wid Benjamin Turner Mrs.Mary, wid Peter Valentine Mrs.Letitia, wid William Vanbuskirk Jonathan, carpenter Vance Robert, baker VanPatter He ry, laborer VanSittart Herbert, clerk, bds at Royal hotel VanWicklen Miles, carriagemaker Venton Stephen, gardener Vogt Henry, watchmaker Vreland Mrs.Mary, wid John Wade rev.William, Bible christian Wainwright John, shoemaker Walbank Samuel Geddon, M.D.; Walker Isaac R., M.D.| Walker John, cooper Walker Thomas, innkeeper | Walker Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thomas Wallace James, blacksmith i Wallace James, laborer ! Walley George W., crockery, glassware Walley John, clerk Walsh Michael, of McCaughey & Walsh, ; insurance agent Walter Alonzo T., watchman Warnock John R., machinist WATERHOUSE & BRADBURY, proprietors Ingersoll woollen mills WATERHOUSE JAMES, of Water- house & Bradbury Watkins Thomas, cooper Watson Robert, moulder Watson William, dry goods Watterworth William, agent for E.D.Tillson Webster George H., cabinetmaker Webster Miss Mary Jane, dressmaker Weeks George, carpenter Wells Joseph, moulder, bds at Quig- ley\u2019s hotel WELLS THOMAS, of Brown & Wells Wheatley James, cabinetmaker White David, & Co,, dry goods White David, of David White & Co.White George, teamster White James, architect Wiggins E.Stone, B.A.,Grammar school teacher Wight James, carpenter Wiley Mus.Elizabeth, wid William Wiley W.J., laborer Wiltord Thomas, laborer Williams Geo., groceries and provisions Williams Isaac, news agent Williams J.A., M.D, of Hoyt & Williams Williams Rees, laborer Williamson Roderick, carpenter Taylor W illinm, painter Wilson J, M., of Wilson & Haskett Tvc-INI Wilson & Haskett, produce dealers and commission merchants Wilson James, of Wilson & Haskett Wilson John Wilson John W., carriagemaker Wilson Norton, carriage builder Wilson Robert C., laborer Winslade Thomas, laborer Wiseman George, proprietor Carroll's hotel Withey Mrs.Isabella Wonham major William G., county engineer and provincial land surveyor Wood Amos, miller Wood Benjamin C., clerk Wood & Co., oil refiners Wood Hazen, finisher Wood Joseph, carpenter Wood Philip, laborer Wood Thomas, fancy store Wood William G., of Wood & Co.Woodcock Ralph A.stationery, news and music store Woodruff Edgar, laborer Worth Humphrey, butcher Wright Jeremiah, moulder, bds Quigley\u2019: hotel Wright Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Ephraim Wright rev.Peter, Presbyterian Wrighton Robert, laborer Wrighton Thomas, painter YOUNG ROBERT H., harnessmaker Zilligen Nicholas, wood cutter G.W.R.ENGOLDSBY\u2014.A small place in the township of Minden, county of Peterbo- rough.Distant from Lindsay, a station of the Midland railway, 52 miles, fare $2.Mail daily.Population about 30.Baker Abner.farmer Bell Joseph, farmer Burk David, farmer Elliott Thomas, farmer Graham David, farmer Potter Herbert, farmer Scott John, farmer Smith Richard, postmaster Wilson William, farmer at *INISTIOGE\u2014A post office station on the Toronto and Svdenham gravel road.townships of Artemesia and Proton, county of Grev.Distant from Orangeville, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 33 miles, from Owen Sound, the county town.38 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population of district about 100.Armstrong Frederick, bailiff Armstrong Henry, postmaster.farmer Armstrong Mrs.Margaret, wid George Caldwell Robert, shoemaker Campbell Richard, blacksmith Chambers William, farmer Cullen William, yeoman Ewart Alexander, farmer Hatt John, farmer Irwin Thomas, farmer Johnston Christopher, farmer Johnston Henry, yeoman Johnston John, yeoman Leach Matthew, saddler Ludlow Richard, yeoman Ludlow Robert, yeoman Ludlow Thomas, yeoman McCulloch William, yeoman McMaster Abraham, farmer Milshap Richard, farmer Moore John, farmer Moore Robert, farmer Moore William, farmer Nelson Alexander, storekeeper Paton William, farmer Talbot John, yeoman Talbot Thomas, yeoman * The post office was formerly called Proton. INk-INV DOMINION 426 DIRECTORY.[Province OF INKERMANN\u2014A village.on the north branch of the Petite Nation river, township of Mountain, county of Dundas.A lumber business is carried on here.Distant from Cornwall, tho county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 16 miles, from Kingston 60 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 250.Armstrong rev.Andrew, Wesleyan Bailey Thomas, reeve Barkley Henry M., blacksmith Barkley Simon, grocer Bishop Thomas J., J.P., mill owner Blakeley William, blacksmith Brill rev.John, Episcopal methodist Caldwell Henry, township clerk, school of Dan, dep so ristie Duncan, deputy reev Cook Ira » SPY ° Cook William J.Currigan Alava, storekeeper Durant Charles, of Merkley & Durant Hare William, innkeeper Harkness Andrew, M.D.Hyndman Robert, assessor Johnston James N., farmer Johnston Simon, township collector Johnston Thomas, farmer Kellough Dickinson, farmer Kellough William, farmer Keys John, shoemaker LOCK JOHN, innkeeper McKenzie rev.F.H., ch of England Merkley & Durant, storekeepers Merkley Henry G., of Merkley & Durant Merkley John G., farmer Milloy George, J.P., farmer Price Edward, J.P., farmer Redmond Asa, bailiff Redmond Silas, farmer RENNICK JOHN, J.P., postmaster, storekeeper, commissioner, treasurer for municipal township and sub- R freasarer of schools ennick Mrs., wid James, milliner Ridley Wm.J., clerk Division court Rose Alexander, councillor, farmer Stitt Richard, carriagemaker Suffle Edward, J.P., councillor Suffile William, carriagemaker Sullivan John, storekeeper and lumber merchant Waddell Miss Margaret, school teacher INNERKIP\u2014A village in the townshi of East Zorra, county of Oxford, Distant from Bright, a station of the Buffalo and Goderick branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, from Woodstock, the gounty town, 8 miles, fare 25¢.; from 0 miles.Mail tri-w - lation about 200.weekly.Popu Baird Mrs.Susan, wid Hugh Begg Mrs.Sarah, postmistress, storekeeper Bell: James, carpenter Bowman John, mason Bowman Thomas, laborer Brown Archibald L., blacksmith Brown James, farmer Brown Joseph, farmer Brown Joseph, jun., farmer Brown John, J.P., farmer Brown Mrs.Agnes, wid David Brown Nelson, farmer Callan John, lime burner Callan Michael, lime burner Callan Patrick, lime burner Callan Patrick, jun., lime burner Clement Walter D, M.D.Cowing Jonathan, farmer Cowing William, jun., farmer Cowing William, sen, farmer Davidson William, shoemaker Day James Edwards Mrs.Foster Charles E., farmer Gillespie James, farmer Gillespie William, farmer Hart George, farmer Hart Thomas, farmer and cheese factor Hill Alexander, farmer Hislop John, carpenter Hopkins Thomas, innkeeper Hoston George, cooper King Ellis, painter and cheese factor Lirch Henry, of Peifer & Lirch Lock Arscott, farmer McCullough Joln, farmer McGill John, farmer McLean Collin, farmer McLean Robert, farmer McLean William, farmer and cheese factory Malcolm Francis, J.P., farmer Mills Thomas, farmer Mitchell Thomas F,, farmer ; Moore Mrs, wid, grist and saw mill Murray Robert, M.D.; Nicol Andrew, farmer and cheese factor Nicol Robert, farmer Peifer & Lirch, storckeepers Peifer Theodore, of Peifer & Lirch PERRY DANIEL K., innkeeper Perry Thomas, laborer Rea William, furmer Ronald George, of J.& G.Ronald Ronald James, of J.& G.Ronald Ronald James & George, grist and saw mill Ross John, farmer Saunby John, plasterer Sim Francis, farmer and cheese factor Skillings James, shoemaker Slater James, mason Smith James, surveyor Taylor John, M.D.Thomson Henry, laborer Town Edward W., mason Town Thomas, laborer Tree Stratford, school teacher Vincent Charles, J.P., farmer Vincent Charles, jun., farmer White William, laborer Wilson William, waggonmaker *INNISFIL\u2014A village in the township of Inuistil, county of Simcoe.Distant from Bramley, a station of the Northern railway, 1 mile, from Barrie © miles, from Toronto 57 miles, l\u2019opulation about 160.Black James, farmer Black William, farmer Barclay Francis, storekeeper Bell Charles, storekeeper Bell Walter, wheelwright Bowman John, farmer Bowman Robert, farmer Canning Smith, laborer Carter Samuel A., M.D.CHANTLER JOHN, general merchant Cross James, farmer Dominion hotel, Mark Webb, proprietor Ellis James, bootmaker Bilis John, bootmaker Holmes rev.John, Wesleyan methodist Hurst Thomas, cabinetmaker Jenkins David, farmer Johnson John, farmer Manear Samuel, blacksmith McCraw Robert, tailor Meaner George, farmer Myers Adam, proprietor Victoria house Nelson George, farmer Orchard Mrs., wid Robert Peacock Christopher, farmer Peacock Goorge, farmer Rear Elisha, farmer Rear Thomas, furmer Reynolds B., innkeeper * Also culled Victoria.Richardson James, farmer Robins Jnmes, farmer Robins William, carpenter Ross Benjamin, postmaster, township clerk and treasurer Ross Benjamin, jun., farmer Sibbald Thomas, bootmaker Smith Thompson, steam saw mill Tyer Edward, taïlor Victoria house, Adam Myers, proprictoi Webb Joseph, blacksmith Webb Joseph, laborer Webb Mark, proprietor Dominion hotel Webb Thomas, farmer Webb William, farmer Whitehead George, teacher *INVERARY\u2014A village in the township of Storrington, county of Frontenac.Distant from Kingston 12 miles, fare 2c.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Campbell James, J.P.DAY LOUIS E., proprictor Inverary hotel Edward John, shoemaker Filon À.N., painter Hurley Edward L., blacksmith INVERARY HOTEL, Louis E.Day proprietor ackson Freeman, blacksmith Knifin Thomas, carpenter Lyon Daniel, laborer Martin rev.Alexander, Episcopal methodist McGrath John, deputy reeve Morrah George, blacksmith Osborne Robert Purdy Marshall Gilbert, harnessmakel Scott William, tailor Short James, tollkeeper Spring John, J.P.Teepell Isaac, carpenter Teepell Dr.William, Indian herbs Walker David J., J.P, postmaster, clerk: of court, storekeeper INVERHURON \u2014 A village in the township and county of Bruce.A large quantity of grain is annually shipped from this place.The steamer plying between Goderich and Southampton calls here daily during the season of navigation.Distant from Tiverton 2} miles, from Kincardine 9 miles, from Southampton 20 miles, from Walkerton, the county town, 30 miles, from Goderich, the western terminus of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 42 miles, fire by boat $1.25; by stage $2.Mail tri-weekly.Population.about 160.Deighton George, cabinetmaker Downie William, cabinetmaker, and constable Gray William, saw and grist mill Kean John H., blacksmith Mathewson Hugh, carpenter MeDonald John, tanner MeDougall Allen, hotelkeeper MoRAIS PETER, J.P., postmaster, far- warded and dealer in grain, dry guods, groceries, provisions, hord- ware, patent medicines, boots shoes, c.Nettles William, shoemaker Oliver Zemiri, cooper Roach Miss Mary, school teacher Scott John, saw mill Watson James, cooper Wright John, shoemaker INVERMAY\u2014A village in the township of Arran, county of Bruce.Monireal Telograph Co, has an office here, Digiant from \u2018Inra 1 mile, from Southampton 15 miles, fare $1; from Owen Sound miles, fure $1; from Walkerton, the \u201cor Formerly called Storrington . o_o\u201c te 00 pw ONTARIO] DOMINION 427 DIRECTORY.Inv-Irr ty town 35 miles, from Kincardine 45 miles Y rom Collingwood, the terminus of orthern railway, 61 miles, fare #2; the Mail daily.from Toronto 165 miles, Population about 150.Andrews John, storekeeper Apps William, carpenter Bagsley Johnston, shoemaker Bentley William, saw mill Bishop William, farmer Brown Henry, shoemaker Brown John, carpenter Brown rev.George, Wesleyan Cooper rev.R.S., ch of England Cummer Eli, saw mill Cummer Syrian, grist mill Dick David, blacksmith \u2018and waggon- maker Dunn James W., harnessmaker Dwyer Michael, laborer Elliott John C., school teacher Francis William S., M.D., coroner Freeborn Andrew, tannery & shoemaker Gardner John Gardner Luke Glover Frederick, of White & Glover Glover George, mason Glover William, plasterer Graham James, hotelkeeper Hall John, shoemaker Horton Samuel, waggonmaker Keogh Thomas Kilbourn J.M., commissioner in court of Queen\u2019s bench Linter J.W.McGrath Joseph, carpenter MecNight John, laborer McPherson J ohn, shoemaker Miller George, carpenter Mitchell John, cooper MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Neeland A., postmaster, land agent, bailiff, &c.Neeland James A., storekeeper Riddle William, hotelkeeper Ruboun John M.Sheffield Daniel, laborer Taylor William, M.D.Weisner John, pumpmaker White & Glover, blacksmiths and wag- gonmakers White James, of White & Glover TON A\u2014A small village m the townships of Southwold and Dunwich, county of Elgin, Distant from St Thomas, a station of the Loudon and Port Stanley railway, 13 miles, fare 75e.Mail daily.Population About 500.American hotel, Ephraim Lumley, proprietor Beedle Robert, blacksmith Black Duncan, storekeeper Black John, clerk Bobier Joshua, checsemaker Bobier William, cheese factor, resides at Wallacetown Boston Alexander, of Edgecombe & Boson Bride William, clerk Briton Joseph Brown George, cabinetmaker Canfield Benjamin, shoemaker Cascaden Jo in, M.D.Chisholm Wm., of Liddell Clark rev, John, Baptist Cole Henry, grocer Commercial hotel, John Mills, proprie- Dangerfield Arthur carriagemaker egow Daniel, hardware 8 egow John, farmer prit Anderson, carringemaker uncan James R., blacksmith & Chisholm Edgcombe John, of Edgecombe & Boston Fletch Robert, carpenter Fragier James, carriagemaker Gibson Mrs.Mary, wid William Graham Charles W., clerk Harris Charles, cabinetmaker Hicks Mrs.Elizabeth Humphrey Edwin, plasterer Johnston John, blackemith Kester Jefferson, saddler Kingsbury Mrs.Sarah B.Liddell & Chisholm, storekeepers Liddell John, of Liddell & Chisholm Louther James, blacksmith Lumley David, blacksmith Lumley Ephraim, jun., laborer Lumley Ephraim, proprietor American hotel Lumley James, clerk Lumley Moses, carpenter Lumley Owen, joiner Lumley Thomas, cooper McAlpin Duncan McCallum Dugald, tailor McClanders, James, tailor McClanders William, wood worker McGeachy William, 31D.McIntyre Benona, grocer McKay Neil, blacksmith McSherry James, ploughmaker Mills John, proprietor Commercial hotel Mitchell David, M.D.Monteith James, saloon Morris Mrs.Mary A, wid Robert Mowers Thomas, blacksmith Orr Johnston, farmer Philpott John A., postmaster Pinneo William, carriagemaker Rapplejee Henry, carriagemaker Roche Edmond, shoemaker Sanders Abner, bailiff Secord Thomas, laborer Sheridan Michael, clerk Silcox John Simons Charles Sinclair Duncan Sinclair Peter, school teacher Sinclair Peter, sen., tailor Smith Squire, saddler Tait Francis A.Taylor William * IRELAND-\u2014A viilage on the London gravel road, townships of McGillivray and Biddulph, county of Middlesex.The stage from London to Clinton and Exeter pass through here daily.Distant from Goderich 40 miles, from London 20 miles, from Ailsa Craig, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, from Lu- can 3 miles.Mail daily.Population about 800.Barber Mrs.Sarah, wid Norman, milliner Bennington William, farmer Bice Artemus, farmer Bice Lorren, waggonmaker Butler Patrick, shoemaker Carter James, farmer Carter Richard, farmer Carter William, J.P., farmer Cathcart George, shoemaker Cerson Thomas, farmer Coates William; mail carrier Collins Thomas, farmer Corcoran James, waggonmaker Deadman William, horse farrier Dernocour William, laborer Doyle James, farmer Farrell Patrick, laborer Flanagan John, of J.& P.Flanagan Flanagan John & Patrick, storekeepers Flanagan Patrick, of J.& P.Flanagan Edgecombe & Boston, carriagemakers * The post office is called McGillivray.Friars Charles, weaver Galloway W.G., farmer Grant William, farmer Harman Mrs.Maria, wid William Hawksworth Matthew, tailor Hicks John, harnessmaker Hodgins George, laborer Hodgins Geo.W., bailiff, Divisioncourt Hodgins Hiram, carpenter Hodgins James, blacksmith Hodgins John, farmer Hodgins Robert, farmer Hodgins Robert, jun., farmer Hodgins Thomas, innkeeper Hodgson Robert, farmer Holt Mrs.Ann, wid Ware Howard William, cxbinetmaker Johnson Henry, storekeeper Jones Francis, cabinetmaker Jourdan John, plasterer Lake Henry, farmer Lindsay George, laborer Mann Ambrose, blacksmith Mansell Hoogin, farmer McFadden Samuel, tailor McVeigh Francis, pensioner Murphy Matthew, miller Newis George, laborer Omelia Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thomas (Neil Henry, farmer Port Mrs.Margaret, wid James Richardson William, school teacher Seale Robert, farmer 2.Shoff Daniel, postmaster, commissioner of Queen's Bench, conveyancer, land agent and notary public Shoults Richard, J.P., farmer _ Sutton Denis, J.P., farmer, mill owner Sutton James, M.D.Turner Francis, farmer Waistell James, blacksmith Williams Adam, laborer Williams George, farmer Williams William, farmer *TRISH CREEK-\u2014A village in the township of W olford, county of Grenville.Itisa station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway.Montreal Telegraph Ce.has an office here.Distant from Brockville 21 miles, from Montreal 181 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Call Stephen, baggagemaster CANADIAN EXPRESS CO, W.H.Spartan, agent Carr Joseph, farmer Carr Michael, J.P., farmer Cross Aaron, farmer Cross George, postmaster, storekeeper Cross William, farmer Driver William, J.P., farmer Edmunds S., storekeepers Fitzgerald Michael, laborer Fitzgerald Thomas, grocer Foster Andrew, shoemaker Hart Patrick, farmer Holliday George, farmer Jackson John, sectionmaster Leeson Richard, farmer .Lumax William Henry, & Jas., shingle- factory Lynch James, shoemaker McCrea Misses, milliners McKim Richard, laborer Marquite Charles, laborer J MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Wm.H.Spartan, operator Olmstead Ambrose, farmer Olmstead Delorma, farmer Olmstead Gideon, farmer Olmstead & Stone, grocers .RAILROAD HOTEL, Amos Robinson.proprietor * The post office is called Jasper. Iro-IsL DOMINION 428 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF Ralph Joseph Ralph William, storekeeper Ringland John, carpenter .ROBINSON AMOS, proprietor Railroad ote Shadford John, laborer SPARTAN WM.MH.station master telegraph operator and agent Canadian Express Co.Stone Miss, grocery * YROQUOIS\u2014An incorporated village ou thie north shore of the St Lawrence, North and at the toot of the Iroquois canal, township of Matilda, county of Dundas.Itis a port of entry.Several ofthe steamers plying between Montreal, Kingston and Hamilton call daily, and a considerable amount of flour is freighted from this place.It is near a station of the Grand Trunk railway, and contains several large wills and factories.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Kingston 73 miles, from Montreal 99 miles.Mail daily, Population about1000.-Abbott Daniel, storekeeper Abbott Isaac Allard Jean Baptiste, wheelwright Anderson rev.G.A, ch of England -Armstrong Jas., of Armstrong & Patton ARMSTRONG & PATTON, manufacturers of barrels, staves and shingles, and lumber dealers Ault Mrs.Julia, wid Simon BAILEY, DORAN & CAMERON, general merchants, saw mill, sash and blind factory Bailey, Doran, Cameron & Oxnan, grist and carding mills Bailey William C., of Bailey, Doran & Cameron Barclay Abraham, carder Barton James, grocer Barton John, night operator, G.T.R.Bell Robert, tailor Black Abraham, butcher Bowen Albert C., agent for flax mill Boyd Samuel J., watchmaker Brault Oliver, sash factory Brouse George, farmer Brouse Guy C farmer BROUSE JACOB E., M.D., physician and surgeon BROUSE JOHN G., proprietor Commercial hotel Brouse Nicholas, shoemaker Cameron Lachlan, of Bailey, Doran & & Cameron CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.Paul Whyte, agent \u2018CARMAN DANIEL & SON, saw mill, lumber and shingle dealers Carman John A., & Co., storekeepers Carman Philip, J.P., issuer of marriage licenses, tanner Carman Matthew, farmer Carman Samuel, farmer \u2018Carson John A.furniture Carstairs Robert H., baker Clark William, blacksmith COMMERCIAL HOTEL, John Brouse, proprietor Coons Mathew, farmer Coons Samuel Coulter Thomas, clerk Dalzell Andrew, produce dealer DAVY NELSON M., produce broker, dealer in dry goods, hardware provisions and general merchandize Denneny Edward, shoemaker Dillabough Reuben, hotelkeeper Dillon Thomas, foreman of flax mill Doran Solomon, of Bailey, Doran, & Cameron G.* Formerly called Matilda.Doran William M.,, clerk Elliott William, of J.Carman & Co.Treader George H., tanner Fell William G., photographer Fisk Mrs.Lydia, wid Milton Forward John N., manager of J.A.Carman & Co.Graves Joseph, shoemaker Grier George BE.clerk GRIER JAMES, J.P, postmaster, agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Haines Benjamin, carriagemaker Hamilton Thomas, painter Hartley William, carpenter Hately & Carnel, rocers Keelar George, lock tender Keeler William, agent Landon Samuel, stoves and tinware Lapier James, butcher Larue Samuel, miller Lemmon Mrs.Jane Lilly Chancellor, carpenter Lowery Mrs.wid Robert, storekeeper Lymon Windsor, blacksmith McCanna Frank, laborer MCanna Patrick, laborer McCrowby Jolin, sawyer McCullough Henry, preventive officer McDole David, blacksmith McDonald Patrick, lock tender McDonell John, shoemaker McInnis William, laborer McKercher James, blacksmith McNulty Edward, clerk McNulty James, clerk Millar John, cooper Milligan Robert, hotelkeeper Mills C.& M., storekeepers Mills Cephas, of C.& M.Mills Mills Mason, of C.& M.Mills MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Jas.Grier, agent Moore Samuel, laborer Moore William, tanner Morton rev.William, Wesleyan Morton William, teacher MURRAY JOHN, merchant tailor Patton Arthur, of Armstrong & Patton PATTON WILLIAM, dealer in all kinds of barrel hoops and cooper Quinn Henry, shoemaker Roche Bernard, cooper Rolland John, laborer Rolland Samuel, butcher Ross Jacob, & Co., storekeepers Ross John 5, J.P, M.P., general storekeeper Seeley H., laborer Serviss Alexander, laborer SERVISS GORDON, druggist, dealer in millinery and fancy goods Shannon Thomas, mason Shaver Alexander, blacksmith Shaver George Shaver William, saddler Sherman Nelson G., carriagemaker Skelton William, mason Sowdon Paul, mason Spears Henry, butcher STEPHENSON JAMES, M.D, reeve, coroner Thompson Thomas A., clerk Thompson William J., clerk Tindale James, clerk Tuttle John N., storekeeper Watson Peter, laborer Watt Robert, lock master Whitney William, teacher Whyte Paul, agent G.T.R, and Cane- dian Express Co.Wilson rev.J.F., Episcopal methodist Wilson Silas, carding mill master Wright Charles, mason Wylie William, baker ISLAY\u2014A post office station in the township of Fenelon, county of Victoria, Distant from Lindsay, à station of the Midland railway, 12 miles, {rom Port Hope 50 miles.Mail bi-weokly.Poputa- tion about 300.Bell John, farmer Brown D., farmer Bunting ldward, farmer Burgess Samuel, farmer Burke Edward, farmer Carmichael Donald, farmer Currie Lachlin, farmer -Elford Isuac, farmer Everson John, farmor Ferguson Peter B., farmer Ferguson Peter, furmer Geech John, farmer Gilchrist Donald, farmer Gilehrist Ronald, farmer Gillespie George, farmer Gilson George, farmer Graham Duncan, farmer Graham John, farmer Graham Robert, farmer Graham Thomas, farmer Greene James, farmer Greene Robert, farmer Keunedy Andrew, farmer Knight Isaac, farmer McArthur Archibald, farmer McCarol John, farmer McCaskill Angus, farmer McCaskill Neil, farmer McDonald Duncan, farmer McEachern Angus, postmaster McEachern John, farmer McEachern John R,, farmer McEachern Ronald, farmer McFadgen Angus, farmer MeFadgen Donald, farmer McFadgen Duncan, farmer McIntosh John, farmer McKenzie Donald, farmer McKinnon Donald, farmer McNabb Alexander, farmer McNabb Finlay, farmer Murchison Donald, farmer Murchison John, farmer Murchison John C., farmer Murchison John M., farmer Murchigon Kenneth, farmer Murchison Peter, farmer Nesbitt Joseph, farmer Smith John, farmer Smithson Thomas, farmer Spence Andrew, farmer Spence Donald, farmer Spence Donald, J.P., farmer Spence Robert, farmer Tripp Francis, farmer White Henry, farmer ISLINGTON\u2014A village in thetownship of Etobicoke, county of York.Distant from Mimico, astation ofthe Great Western railway, 8 miles; from Toronto 9% miles, fare Z5c.Mail daily.Population about 200.Brownridge John, drover Buckholder John, carpenter Day Timothy, pensioner DeLong Mrs.san, wid Henry Dempster Hugh, farmer and potash dealer Dempster Thomas, butcher Terrier John C., baker Gill John, farmer Hadden William, laborer Hoy William, shoemaker Hodgson Thomas, laborer , Ide Thomas, carpenter Ide Willis A., blacksmith Islington hotel, Robt.Wilson, proprietor Kerr Mrs.Harriet, wid John Lord Henry, butcher ONTARIO.] DOMINION 429 DIRECTORY.IVAER sfarlane Alexander, J.P., farmer Macfarine Donald, J.P., farmer Mathers William, gardener McBride Patrick, drover McPherson Alex., assistant postmaster, township clerk and treasurer, commis- gioner in Queen\u2019s bench, storekeeper Mercer Samuel A.) J.P., farmer Montgomery Thomas, J.P., farmer Montgomery William, farmer Musson Edward, J.P., farmer Musson Thomas, postmaster Newlove William Remnant Thomas, laborer Shae Patrick, laborer Shaver Charles, farmer Siddall Henry, waggonmaker Smith Thomas, farmer Southwell James, laborer Stallard Edward, butcher Streight David, carpenter Tire Robert IT, pedlar White Frank, laborer Whitethorn George, lahorer Wilson Robert, proprietor Islington hotel Wood Samuel, farmer IVANHOE\u2014A «mal! village in the township of Huptingdon, county of Hastings.Distant from Éclleville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 20 miles, fare 7c.Mail daily, Population about 200.Benson James, blacksmith Burnet Samuel, farmer Burrows James, farmer Chapman John G., farmer Collins William, shoemaker Dix Joseph, saw mill Emo Thomas, J.P., postmaster, reeve, commissioner in Queen's bench, storekeeper Findlay James, deputy reeve, farmer Fox John, assessor and bailiff Garey Miss Catherine, milliner Garey Jolm, carpenter Gaun Henry, shipcarpenter Harvey Alexander, farmer Hockins Thomas, shoemaker King James, shoemaker Kinsey rev.J., Bible christian Kirkpatrick Samuel, farmer Ladster John, waggonmaker Lancaster Mark, farmer Martin Walter, farmer McMullen John, farmer McMullen William, weaver Mitts William, farmer .Phillips Daniel, blacksmith Ransom Samuel, tailor Ray William, farmer Reid George, farmer Richardson Thomas, farmer Rutledge James, storekeeper Shaw John, shoemaker Stout Richard, farmer Tummon Cotton, blacksmith Tummon Samuel, carpenter Tweedy Elizabeth, milliner Tweedy Robert, saw mill Van William, cabinetmaker Wallace John, tailor Wiggins William, farmer Wood John, J.P., farmer Wood Mrs.Sarah, wid Alexander Wood Robert, farmer Wright rev.Peter, Episcopal methodist IVY\u2014A villngo in the township of Essa, county of Simeoe.Distant from Allen- dale, a station of the Northern railway, 9 miles, from Barrie 10 miles, from Toronto 50 miles, Muil tri-vweekly.Population about 100.Banting Thomas, farmer \u2018Gowan John, jun., farmer Brown James, farmer Burton John, waggonmaker, blacksmith Burton Stephen, blacksmith Crothers James, farmer Crothers Mrs.Mary, wid Caruthers Thomas, blacksmith and waggonmaker Davis George J.P.postmaster and reeve Drury Thomas, storekeeper Fletcher Mrs, Mary, wid Thomas Fletcher Robert, carpenter Fletcher John, township treasurer Fletcher James, carpenter Gibson James, tailor Hall rev.Thomas, Episcopalian Jennett James, weaver Lennox James, farmer Lennox John, farmer Macdonald Thomas, farmer McQuay James, farmer McQuay Robert, farmer McQuay William, farmer Ritchie Charles, assistant postmaster, storekeeper Snowden Thomas, school teacher Stevenson Thomas, boot and maker shoe JACKSON\u2014A small place on the Owen Soundand Saugeen gravel road, township of Derby, county of Grey.Distant from Owen Sound, the county town, 6 miles, fare {0c ; from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 48 miles, fare $2.Mail bi-weekly.Wright George R., postmaster, store | and hotel keeper Wright House, George R.Wright, proprietor JARVIS\u2014A village in the township of Walpole, county of Haldimand.Distant from Port Dover, on Lake Erie, 8 miles, fare 50c.; from Simcoe 11 miles, from Caledonia, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 15 miles, fare 75¢.; from Cayuga, the county town, 15 miles, from Hamilton 29 miles.Mail daily.Population about 400.Abraham Joseph, farmer Armour & Heartwell, storekeepers Armour John, of Armour & Heartwell Boyd David, innkeeper Boyd Nelson, mason Brackinreed Hammond L., tailor Brock John, blacksmith Burbridge James, cabinetmaker Canfield Nicholas, farmer Canfield Rial, storekeeper Davis George, farmer Elliott John, tinsmith Elmor James, waggonmaker Francis rev.John, ch of England Glover Charles, waggonmaker and blacksmith Harris Robert, saddler and harness- maker Heartwell Francis, of Armour & Heart- well Heasman John, J.P., township clerk, commissioner in B.R.and convey- ancer Henning John, school teacher Howell William A., M.D., physician and surgeon, coroner Hunter Charles, clerk Ivel George, laborer Ivey Henry, farmer Ivey Richard, farmer Jack Lanelett, cabinetmaker Jones David, pumpmaker and carpenter Jones John, farmer Lambert John, carpenter Langrill John, M.D.Maxwell Mrs.Margaret, wid William McAlpin John, laborer McMicken John, blacksmith McRobie rev.John, Presbyterian Meikle James H., storekeeper Miller Lewis, blacksmith Mills James, drugs Moblo Nelson, blacksmith Montgomery Thomas, innkeeper Moore Thomas, school teacher Peterson William, carpenter Robinson Mrs.Eliza, wid William Rodgers John, shoemaker Shannon Mrs.Sarah, wid Chambers Shingles Thomas Sill Robert, postmaster, storekeeper, township treasurer Smith John, innkeeper Stack Morris, tailor St.Onge Joseph, carpenter Warmington Hans, livery stable Whittaker Robert, shoemaker Wilson John, tailor Yocom Mrs.Jane, wid Adam, agricultural implement maker * JERSEY\u2014A small village in the township of North Gwillimbury, county of York.\u2018Distant from Keswick 4 miles, from Newmarket, a station of the Northern railway, 13 miles, fare 50c.; from Toronto 43 miles.Population about 50.Arksey John, farmer Bailey James, J.P., farmer Charles Jacob, sawyer Connelly Francis, laborer Draper Richard P., farmer Everingham James, shoemaker Firtle Joseph, farmer Hodgins John, farmer Hayhurt David, farmer McGowan James R., constable Miller John, farmer Montgomery George, sawyer Moore Hiram, saw mill Moore William, millwright Moore John F., contractor Patchell Robert Pollock James, farmer Rigler Thomas, farmer Ryndres Elias, farmer Sprague David, farmer Sprague David F., farmer Stewart Ralph, farmer Terry Charles, farmer Terry William B., farmer Wilson David T., farmer Wismore John, laborer JERSEYVILLE\u2014A village in the: township of Ancaster, county of Went- worth.Distant from Lynden, a station of the Great Western railway, 4} miles, from Hamilton 15 miles, from Toronto- 55 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 150.Adams Mrs, wid Bishop William, builder and planing will owner Brown rev.W.G., Episcopal methodist Clark John, laborer Drap Cyrus, storekeeper Heclhler J., shoemaker Hendershot Abraham, postmaster, sto re- keeper Hendershot Peter, pumpmaker House Bernard, laborer Howell Isaac R., farmer Howell Levi, storekeeper Howell Moses H., lumber merchant Howell Mrs.Catherine, wid George Howell Nelson, farmer Howell Obed, lumber merchant * The post office is at Keswick.