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[" ONTARIO] DOMINION 467 DIRECTORY.LAR-LEA LARGIE\u2014A small village in the township of Dunwich, county of Elgin.Dis tant from Glencoe, a station of the Great Western railway, 8 miles, Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Buchanan James, farmer Buchanan John blacksmith Crawford Archibald, farmer Galbtaith Donald, farmer Gillis Donald, farmer Leitch Archibald, postmaster Leitch John, school teacher McPherson Allen, grocer Milligan Edward, tavernkeeper LASKAY\u2014A small village on the east branch of the river Ifumber, township of King, county of York.Distant from King, a station of the Northern railway, 4 miles, fare 25¢.; from Toronto 25 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Bailey Josephus, veterinary surgeon Baldwin George, miller Baldwin Henry, postmaster, storekeeper, carding mill \u2018Clelland Samuel, shoemaker Crown William, shoemaker Mathieson Peter, tailor O\u2019Brien Daniel, blacksmith Peterman Daniel, carpenter Roe William, tavernkeeper Smelsor Henry, auctioneer \u2018Warren William cooper Watson William, carpenter \u2018Watson Joseph, blacksmith \u2018Wood Joseph, township clerk Wood rev.George, Primitive methodist J ATONA\u2014A post office station on the Garafraxa road, township of.Glenelg, county of Grey.Distant from Durham 7 miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 21 miles, from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 30 miles.Mail dally.Population of district about 250.Allen John J., weaver Appleby Mark, postmaster \u2018Cameron Archibald, farmer Cameron John, farmer Cameron Malcolm, farmer Campbell Archibald, school teacher Clark John J., trunk maker Cranston William, farmer Cunningham J., innkeeper Curlett John, farmer \u2018Curlett Robert, farmer Duggan John, blacksmith Dunsmore John, saw mill (ood John, innkeeper Grasby Joseph, farmer Griffin Bartholemew, storekeeper Jessieman John, farmer Ledingham Alexander, farmer Ledingham George, farmer Ledingham Robert, farmer Ledingham William, farmer Lester William, farmer Linley William, farmer Maw Thomas, farmer McAulay John, grist mill MeDonnld Alexander, farmer McDonald Duncan, farmer MeDonald John, farmer McFarland Dougall, farmer McFarland Duncan, farmer McFarland John, cooper McIntosh George, farmer Meclntosh Hugh, farmer McIntosh James, farmer McIntosh Peter, shoemaker Melntosh Philip, storekeeper McTaggart John, tailor Proudfoot John Smith, M.D.Riddell Alexander, farmer Riddell Hugh, farmer Riddell John, farmer Skene Alexander, farmer Skene George, farmer Skene James, farmer Smith A.G., farmer Smith Donald, farmer Smith Duncan, farmer Smith James, farmer Smith John, blacksmith Smith William, farmer Watts James, carpenter Welsh Patrick, farmer Young James, blacksmith * LATTA\u2019S IIL LS\u2014A small village on the Moira River, township of Thurlow, county of Hastings.Distant from Belle- ville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles.Population about 70.Ackerman Philip, laborer Birmingham Patrick, laborer Cadman Alpheus, bailiff Carter Hiram, grist mill Clapp Schultz, saw mill Hamilton Joseph, blacksmith Ketcheson William, laborer Latta G.& G., saw mill owners Latta George, of G.& G.Latta .Latta Gilbert, of G.& G.Latta Latta Mrs.Caroline, wid Samuel Lewis Samuel, laborer ; Meagher Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas, tavern Sheppard John, laborer Sheppard Mrs.Nancy, wid Janes t LAUDERSVILEE\u2014A small place in the towuship of Wellesley, county of Waterloo.Distant from Bamberg 1 mile, from Petersburg, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, miles.Population about Baim Bernhart, farmer Freiburg Jacob, farmer Heinrig Jacob, farmer Lander Conrad, farmer Noble Patrick, blacksmith Richberg Casper, hotelkeeper LAUREL\u2014A small village in the township of Amaranth, couuty of Wellington.Distan from Orangeville.\u2019 a station of the Toronto,Grey and Bruce railway, 10 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Banks Joseph, J.P., farmer Gray M.S., J.P., farmer Grey Richard: blacksmith Hall Miss Eliza J., school teacher Hamilton James L.E., & Co., store; keepers Hamilton James, postmaster Hughes William, carpenter MeGarvis Miles, farmer Morrison John, shoemaker Richardson John, farmer Richardson William, J.P., farmer Simpson William, weaver Wansborough Robert, township ¢ 1 LA VANT\u2014A small village and settlement in the township of the same name, county of Lanark.It is the centre of a fine lumber country, and valuable deposits of copper ore are fouud in the vicinitr.Distant from 'erth, a station of the Brock- ville and Ottawa raïlway, S1 miles.Mail weekly.l\u2019opulation about 100, Barr James, farmer Barr Robert, farmer Beath James, farmer Browning Archibald, postmaster, farmer Browning John, farmer Dunn Robert, farmer Gallagher John, farmer Gallagher William, farmer Robertson John, farmer Robertson John S., farmer Shanks Miss Mary Ann, school teacher William John, shoemaker Wilson Daniel, blacksmith * The post office ts called Plainfield, t The post office is at Bamberg.*LAVENDER\u2014A small village in the township, of Mulmur and Natawasaga, county of Simcoe, principally engaged in agricultural pursuits, Distant from Angus, a station of the Northern railway, 125 miles, from Toronto 75 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 120.Anderson William, farmer Allen Isaac, farmer Coe James, farmer Crawford J ohn, farmer Decker Oliver, farmer Dixon John, farmer Ferris James, farmer Foster rev.Thomas, farmer Gilbraith James, farmer Givins James, farmer Hair William, farmer Hamilton Robert, potash factory Hawkins John, farmer Hodgkinson George W., contractor Hutchison Richard, grain cradle maker Johnston William, farmer Kirby Robert, farmer Lawrence George, farmer Long Richard, farmer McHaffie Peter, farmer McNichol John, laborer Mastin Israel Bowerman, postmaster, hotelkeeper, and mail carrier \u2019 Mastin Lewis, grain cradle maker Mastin Peter, farmer Matchet Edward, carpenter and farmer Milsup Thomas, farmer Noble Robert, weaver Pratt John, farmer Redeoff rev.Richard, New Connexion methodist Scot Joseph, contractor Shaw James, \u201cfarmer Walden Samuel, farmer Weatherall George, farmer Weatherall James, farmer Weatherall Joseph, blacksmith Weatherall William, farmer Wilkinson William, farmer Willson James, farmer LEAMINGTON-A thriving village in the township of Mersey, county of Essex.Principal business is in square timber, lumber and country produce.A considerable crop of tobacco is grown in tbis district, as much as 100,000 lbs.being shipped annually.A steamboat runs three times a week to Windsor and Detroit fare £1.13.Distant from Baptiste Creek.a station of the Great Western railway, 18 miles, from Stony Point 17 miles, from Windsor 34 miles.\"Mail daily.Askew John, grist mill Baker James, cabinetmaker Bickford Hezekiah, blacksmith Brown Benjamin, butcher Chamberlain Charles, M.D.Crane James B., builder Cullen James, farmer Evans James, grocer Foster Ralph Fox Thomas M., reeve Gunn Mrs.Margaret, wid Alexander Heatherington Michael, carpenter Hazelton William, chairmaker Hodgson William, bricklayer Kemp James A., M.D.Kimball Warren, postmaster, bootmaker Lane Hiram, collector Lane John, carpenter Lane Ransom, carpenter Leamington hotel, Levi Truax, proprietor Ley Joseph, cooper Lyun George, shoemaker McGaw John, constable Maxon George C., druggist Maycock William, carriagemaker * Sometimes called Mastins Corers. Lea-LE B DOMINION 468 DIRECTORY.[ProvINCE OF Morse George A, general dealer Palmer Corydon, storekeeper Prosser William, butcher Pulford & Sherwood, saddlers Pulford Walter, carriagemaker and blacksmith Pulford Walter, of Pulford & Sherwood Quick Thomas, farmer Robinson Joseph S., tailor Russell George, of Russell & Wigle Russell & Wigle, saw mill Sherwood John F., of Pulford & Sherwood Smith rev.Frederick, Episcopal methodist Stockwell Alexander S., notary Truax Levi, proprietor Leamington hotel Wigfield Jonathan, township clerk WIGLE'S HOTEL, Leonard Wigle, proprietor WIGLE LEONARD, proprietor Wigle's hotel Wigle Lewis, of Solomon Wigle & Son, deputy reeve Wigle Solomon, & Son, storekeepers Wilkinson John R., carpenter Williams & Kimball, shoe store Williams Peter, carpenter Yelland John, blacksmith LEASKDALE\u2014A small village in the township of Scott, county of Ontario.Distant from Whitby, the county town and a station of the Grand Truuk railway, 29 miles, from Toronto 50 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Populationabout 100.Andrews Gordon, farmer Black Robert, farmer Blanchard James, farmer Chalmers Andrew, tailor Collins George, storekeeper Common school, Peter teacher Douglas rev.James, Presbyterian Foster John T., hotelkeeper Henry Alexander Hussick Alexander, farmer Hussick James Leask George, postmaster, miller Leask James, saw mill owner McClellan Peter, school teacher McNaughton Archibald, miller Oxtaby Robert, carpenter Oxtaby William, blacksmith Presbyterian church, rev.James Douglas, minister Pirt Martin, farmer Pirt Martin, jun., farmer Pirt Richard, saw mill owner Shannon James, storekeeper Shier James, farmer Smith William, farmer Stephenson George, mill owner Stephens Robert, farmer Thompson William, farmer \u2018Wyman Richard, carpenter McClellan, LEA VENS\u2014A small village on the Owen Sound and Collingwood road, township of St Vincent, county of Grey.Distant from Meaford 6 miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 13 miles, fare 75¢.; from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 40 miles.Mail triweckly in summer, daily in winter.Population about 40.Cameron Duncan, blacksmith Campbell Roland, blacksmith Eagle William, farmer Leavens Burton, farmer Leavens Merritt, farmer Leavens Ranselear, farmer McMulkin Thomas, postmaster, store and hotelkeeper Saunders George W., farmer Saunders John, farmer Waite Whitney, waggonmaker LE BRETON FLA'TS\u2014Tho prosont castern torminus vf the Canada Central railway, is situated on the Chaudière and Victorin islands, county of Carleton.It forms part of the city of Ottawa, and is a most important place.It contains an extensive foundry and iron work shop, a carding and fulling mill, se-eral flour mills, and eight large saw and planing mills, Hundreds of men are employed in these mills, and millions of feet of lumber are annually sawn, Its water privileges are unsurpassed, The trains of the Canada Central railway now run daily between here and Carleton Place, connecting at the latter station with the Brockville and Ottawa railway, It is intended, however, to extend the road into the city and to erect a depot near the Rideau canal, Distant from the Lower Town of Ottawa 1} mile, from Prescott, the junction of the Grand Trunk and St Lawrence and Ottawa railways, 56 miles, from Brockvillo 65 miles, from Montreal 188 miles, from Toronto 264 miles, Population about 2000.Abbott John, blacksmith, Duke st Agar Thomas, stqnemason, Sherwood st Ahearn J.& W., blacksmiths, Bridge st Ahearn Jol, of J.& W.Ahearn, Duke st Ahearn Maurice, blacksmith, Duke st Ahearn William, of J.& W.Ahearn, Bridge st Albert John, carpenter, Broad st Alexandre Pierre, miller, Montreal st Annable W.A, cabinetmaker, Lloyd st Anderson William, lumber measurer, Queen st Arbique Antime, carter, Broad st Arbique Hilaire, laborer, Broad st Arnell Jos., laborer, Britannia terrace Ashfield John, grocer, Duke st Atkinson John, miller, Sherwood st Atkinson William, foreman, Ottawa mills, Head st Aubey Alfred, laborer, Elgin st Aubry Moïse, joiner, Elgin st Behan Patrick, laborer, Ottawa st Bambrick Thomas, laborer, Duke st Barrett John, laborer, Sherwood st Baskerville George H., of P.Baskerville & Brothers, bds at W.A, Annable\u2019s, Lloyd st Baskerville P., & Brothers, grocers, Duke st Baskerville William J, of P.Baskerville & Brothers, bds at W.A, Annable's, Lloyd st Beauvais Louis, laborer, Sherwood st Bellefeuille Nelson, laborer, Bridge st Berkett Wm., stonemason, Bridge st Bernard Moise, laborer, Britannia terrace Bertrand Félix, raftsman, Britannia terrace Bertrand N., Chaudière hotel, Bridge st Bisaillon Arthur, hair dresser, Duke st Blais Etienne, carter, Broad st Blais Fabien, laborer, Ottawa st toria foundry, Middle st Blasdell George S., machinist, Victoria foundry, Middle st Booth John R., lumber merchant, Chauditre Island, h Bridge st Booth Leander, grocer, Duke st Booth Levi, foreman, Sherwood st Booth Robert R., storekeeper, cor Montreal and Bridge sts, h Bridge st Borthwick James, lumber dealer, Middle st, Victoria Island Bradly John, laborer, Sherwood st Bronson Erskine H., of Bronsons & Weston, Middle st, Victoria Island Blasdell N.5, & Co., proprictors Vie Bronson Henry T., of Bronsons & Weston, Middle st, Victoria Island Bronson & Young, saw, grist and carding mill owners, Montreal st Bronsons & Weston, lumber merchants, Middle st, Victoria Island Bruther Johu, laborer, Broad st Bullen Willinm I, grocer, Sherwood st Byron Mrs.Ann, wid Jacob, Queen st Jadieux André, laborer, Montreal st Cadieux Prosper, joiner, Montreal st CANADA CENTRAL RAILWAY, IL.Abbott, managing director; W.R.Worsley, secretary-treasurer ; David Stark, chief engineer; A.Sherwood Hall, ticket and freight agent; U.C.Dee, station agent, offices lgin st bet Sparks and Wellington sts, Ottawa, depot Le Breton Flats Carkuer George, laborer, Sherwood st Carpenter Thomas, boarding house, Duke st Carson Robert, boot and shoe store, Duke st Carruthers Aaron, culler, Chaudière [sland Charon Onésime, laborer, Ottawa st Chenay J.Bte., saw filer, Sherwood st Chenay Josiab, millwright, Head st Cheney Alphonse, carter, Broad st Ciappy John, grocer, Duke st Coulter Alexander, machinist, Middle st, Victoria Island Cowan John, stoncmason, Cathcart st Crack James, butcher, Duke st Cross John, saw and planing mill, Duke st Cruthers John, miller, Britannia terrace Cunningham Lindsay, dry goods, Duke t 8 Currier Joseph M., M.P., of N.S.Blas- dell & Co., resides in New Edinburgh Curtis William H., mail conductor, Queen st Dale Robert, carpenter, Sherwood st Dalglish George, grocer, sor Cathcart and Queen sis Dane Mrs.Nancy, wid James, Broad st Daoust Nelson, miller, Montreal st David Léon, grocer, Duke st Delorme Edouard, laborer, Cathcart st Devine Peter, laborer, Broad st Dinelle Gilbert, Inborer, Broad st Dionne Israël, inborer, Duke st Dionne Israël, shoemaker, Duke st Dorion Emmanuel, laborer, Sherwood st Dgrion Joseph, puinter, Ottawa st | Dorion Olivier, cabinetmaker, Ottawast Doucet Jean, laborer, Broad st Doucet Jean, millwright, Broad st Downey John, laborer, McLaughlin st Doxtater Henry, luborer, Britannia terrace Dufort Adolphe, laborer, Sherwood st Duhamel Frangois, butcher, Duke st Dupuis Alexandre, laborer, Cathcart st Episcopal methodist church, rev.B.Lane, minister, cor Bridge nnd Queen sts Evoy Alexander, 1aborer, Queen st Tauteux Jérémie, laborer, Elgin st Filion Alex, carding mill, Montreal st Fleming Simpson, millwright, cor Lloyd and Ottawa sts Flynn John, laborer, Queen st Tord John, laborer, Queon st Fraser Andrew D., hardware, Duke st, h Lloyd st Gascon Trefllg, laborer, Britannia tor- race Gento Timothy, engineer, Middle st Gleeson John, laborer, Sherwood st Goodwin Mrs.Mary, wid Michael, Otta- wu Bt ONTARIO.] DOMINION 469 DIRECTORY.LE BRETON FLATS.Gordon James, accountant, Middle st Gordon James, cabinetmaker, Duke st Gorman William, laborer, Queen st Goulet Alexis,laborer, Britannia terrace Goulet Amable, carter, Ottawa st Goulet Félix, laborer, Britannia terrace Goulet Gédéon, laborer, Ottawa st Goulet Godefroy, laborer, Broad st Gravel Thomas, laborer, Ottawa st Greaves Thomas, laborer, Queen st Grimes Thomas, boot and shoe store, Duke st Hagarty James; laborer, Ottawa st Hartin Heber, joiner, Britannia terrace Hawley Frederick, foreman, Broad st Henderson Alexander A, M.D, C.M, Duke st, bds at Mrs.P.McArthurs, Middle st, Victoria Island Huard François, laborer, Middle st Huneau Joseph, laborer, Britannia terrace Hurley Patrick, laborer, Broad st Hutchison Robert, clerk, bds at Wm.Morgan\u2019s, Head st Hurtell Daniel, laborer, Cathcart st Innes James, saw maker, Ottawa st Jeté Auguste, laborer, Britannia terrace Joanisse Isidore, laborer, Broad st Joanisse Jean, laborer, Broad st Joannet Hubert, laborer, Elgin st -Johnston Joseph, of Law & Johnston, Rochesterville Jones Arthur, machinist, Bridge st Jones John, sawyer, Queen st Jones Mrs.Catherine, wid Kelsie, Ottawa st Joyce Jas.L., of Joyce & Sons, Duke st Joyce John'L., of Joyce& Sons, Duke st Joyce John, of Joyce & Sons, Duke st Joyce & Sons, waggonmakers, Duke st Jordan John, policeman, cor Queen and Broad sts - Keegan Mrs.Johanna, wid Patrick, Ottawa st - Keely William, laborer, Lloyd st Kelly Isaac, butcher, Lloyd st Kelly Isaac, butcher, Wellington ward market, h Cathcart st Kely Michael, laborer, Cathcart st Kenna John, butcher, Lloyd st Kennedy Wm., jun,, laborer, Lloyd st Kiernan Francis J., culler, Queen st Kerr William, gardener, Bridge st Kipp Wilfred, tinsmith, Duke st Labelle Louis, laborer, Catheart st Lacasse Moise, laborer, Britannia terrace Lachambre Louis, laborer, Britannia terrace Lachambre Romain, laborer, Britannia terrace Lacharité Miss Marie, Broad st Ladouceur Edouard, laborer, Broad st Lafleur André, waggonmaker, Britannia terrence Lafleur Jos, Inborer, Britannia terrace Lafranco Baptiste, laborer, Ottawa st Lafrance Louis, laborer, Britannia terrace TLaug George, Inborer, Queen st Lapointe Joseph, laborer, Catheart st Latreille Hyncinthe,laborer,Catheart st Laurin Joseph, lnborer, Ottawa st Lauzon Alexandre, laborer, Britannia terrace Laroque Louis, laborer, Montreal at Lavictoire Isidore, laborer, Broad st Lavigne Joseph, wheelwright, Broad st Law John, of Law & Johnston, Sherwood st Law & Johnston, lumber merchants, Queon st Lawrence Thomas, merchant tailor, Duke st, h Bank st, Centre town Leclaire Jean, blacksmith, Duke st Lee U, C., station agent Canada Central railway Legendre Rémi, laborer, Queen st Lemoine Mrs.James, Queen st Lepage François, laborer, Ottawa st Lynch Matthew, laborer, Broad st McArthur Mrs.Peter, boarding house, Middle st, Victoria Island McCabe Patrick, laborer, Lloyd st McCormick Bernard, laborer, Broad st McDerby William, laborer, Broad st McGillivray William, shipping clerk, bds at Mrs.P.McArthur\u2019s, Middle st, Victoria Island MeGinnes James, laborer, Lloyd st McGiveney Samuel, stonecutter, Ottawa st MeGuire Terence, laborer, Britannia terrace McKay Thomas, flour and oatmeal mill, Bridge st McKillican Jas., foreman, Montreal st McNulty Hugh, contractor, cor Queen and Cathcart sts McQuade Daniel, grocer and fruiterer, Duke st MeVitty William, sergeant Ottawa police, Queen st Maheux Antoine, laborer, Ottawa st Maheux Louis, laborer, Ottawa st Mailloux Edouard, laborer, Cathcart st Mainville Charles, laborer, Cathcart st Major Honoré, laborer, Elgin st Marcotte Francois, laborer, Cathcart st Mark James, boom master, Queen st Marna James, Ottawa st Ménard Joseph, laborer, Cathcart st Merrill Horace B., planing mill, Duke st Merrill Horace, of N.S.Blasdell & Co., Duke st Michaud Joseph, laborer, Ottawa st Michaud Xavier, hewer, Ottawa st Mitchell George, saw filer, Queen st Mix Joshua, millwright, Queen st Moore Benjamin E., boot and shoe store, Duke st Morgan William H.miller, Head st Morrison William, Ottawa city flour mills, Bridge st, h Duke st Morin Antoine, laborer, Sherwood st Mullin Barnard, dry goods and clothing, Duke st Nagle Rich., lumber merchant, Duke st Nantel Daniel, laborer, Ottawa st Noel Jacques, carpenter, Ottawa st Noonan Dennis, laborer, cor Sherwood and Queen sts O'Connor J, R., contractor.Duke st O'Riley Eugene, laborer, Middle st Oliver John, cabinetmaker, Cathcart st (O'Meara Michael, laborer, Sherwood st O'Neill Michael, millwright, Sherwood st Ouellet David, American house, Bridge st Ouellet Jean Baptiste, laborer, Broad st Parker John, boarding house, Duke st Parker John, shoemaker, George st Pattee G.B,, of Perley & Pattee, Richmond road Patterson Joseph, shipper, Bridge st Pease Alpheus, foreman, Duke st Perkins Reuben, millwright, Queen st Perley & Pattee, lumber merchants, Chaudière Island Perley William G., of Perley & Pattee, Duke st Petry Mrs, Margaret, wid John, Broad st Philion Albert A.A, M.D,, Queen st Philion Jean, clerk, cor Ottawa and Lloyd sts Pilson W.R., saddler, Catheart st Poirier Amable, head miller,Montreal st Poitras Joseph, pilot, Elgin st Poitras Olivier, sailor, Cathcart st Portelance Alphonse, carter, Bridge st Portelance Louis, carpenter, Britannia terrace Potter Aden, millwright, Head st Potvin Pierre, laborer, Broad st Pratt Abraham, shoe store, Queen st Proulx Cyrille, carter, Sherwood st Proulx Israel, laborer, Britannia terrace Proulx Olivier, raftsman, Broad st Purcell George, laborer, Queen st Pushman John, clerk, Bridge st Quain John, keeper of Union suspension bridge, Chaudière Falls, Ottawa side Quenneville Antime, laborer, Britannia terrace Quinn Michael, laborer, Broad st Ray Joseph, laborer, Ottawa st Redington Patrick, sawyer, cor Broad and Ottawa sts Renaud Alexandre, laborer, Broad st Regimbal Gaspard, laborer, Montreal st Richard William, foreman Boom and Pier Co., Bridge st Riddell Miss Hannah, Bridge st Robertson Peter, blacksmith, Queen st Robert Jean Baptiste, laborer, Middle st Rochon Jacques, laborer, Broad st Rochon Régis, laborer, Middle st, Victoria Island Rourke Thomas, laborer, cor Queen and Sherwood sts Roy Abraham, laborer, Broad st Roy Joseph, laborer, Sherwood st Roy Joseph, laborer, Ottawa st Roy Joseph, water carrier, Sherwood st Saucier Régis, laborer, Cathcart st Savage John, laborer, Bridge st Sayer Edouard, laborer, Bridge st Sayer Fabien, laborer, Britannia terrace Scott William, clerk, bds at William Morgan's.Head st Seabrook William, laborer.Britannia terrace Shea Thomas, laborer, McLaughlin st Sheilds John, painter, Duke st Sheilds Mrs.John, confectionery, Duke st Sigman Henry, laborer.Britannia terrace SKEAD HON.JAMES, senator, lumber merchant, office cor Bridge and Oregon sts, h Bridge st Skeffington Mrs.Margaret.wid John, Broad st Smith James A.butcher.Duke st Smith John, tailor, Sherwood st St Amand André, laborer, Sherwood st St Amour Augustin, laborer, Queen st St Denis Olivier, laborer, Broad st Stanhope William, carter, Sherwood st Stapleton William, Ottawa st Stay Elias, carpenter, Bridge st dressmaker, Taylor Mrs.Margaret, wid John.Queen st Thibault Mrs.Marie, wid Joseph, Broad st Thompson Joseph, sawyer, Queen st Timbers William, machinist, bds at Mrs.P.McArthurs, Middle st, Victoria Island Turner Geo., blacksmith, Sherwood st Valiquet François Xavier, Victoria hotel, Duke st ) Vandusen James, foreman, Queen st Varin Dosithé, millwright, Bridge st Wall Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, cor Ottawa and Lloyd sts .Waters James, laborer, Queen st Whillau John, mason, Queen st Ler-LEs DOMINION 470 DIRECTORY [PROVINCE or } Wilson Hill, moulder, Sherwood st White George, blacksmith, Queen st White Martin, blacksmith, Queen st Whitney Philip, millwright, Bridge st Young, Bronsons & Co., proprietors Chaudière flour and fulling mills, Montreal st Young Levi, lumber merchant, Middle st, Victoria Island, h Duke st Young Robert P., manager, Llyod st LEFROY\u2014A village in tho township of Innistil, county of Simcoe.It is a station of the Northern railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Barrie, the county town, 12 miles, from Toronto 52 miles, Mail daily.Population about 300.Averill Thomas, cooper Barry Sylvester, shoemaker Buchanan James, trackmaster Coulter Hugh, farmer Cross Charles, farmer Davidson & Co., storekeepers Davidson David, postmaster Denure Calvin, farmer Dodson J.J., waggonmaker Duncan James, farmer Fraser David, saddler Fraser James, of Laidlaw & Fraser Gartley Alexander, farmer Gilpin George, shoemaker Goodfellow William, farmer Gordon Stewart, farmer Grigg Richard, tailor Grose Henry, J .P., farmer Grose Robert,farmer and produce dealer Jacques Thomas W., M.D.Laidlaw & Fraser, storekeepers and express agents Lefroy hotel, Thomas McConkey, proprietor Long John, farmer Lucas John, farmer Lynch Michael, laborer McConkey Thomas, proprietor Lefroy hotel McKay captain Findlay, mariner McKay George P., storekeeper McKeggie John C., of Davidson & Co.McKenzie Alexander, tailor .McLean Alexander, farmer McLennan John, farmer MONTREAL TELEGHAPH CO.Powell George, farmer Rogerson Francis, farmer Rogerson William, farmer Ross John K., produce dealer, corofier Ross & Grose, produce dealers Rowan Thomas, laborer Sibbald Andrew, school teacher Stewart Thomas, farmer Wallace Robert, farmer Watson James, blacksmith Whiteman rev.Thomas Willoughby John, farmer Wray Samuel, farmer LEINSTER\u2014A village in the township of ftichimond, county of Lennox and Addington.Distant from Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 13 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 70.Denison James, blacksmith Dunovan Thomas, farmer Fayhlen James, farmer Finegan Patrick, farmer Funnell Thomas, farmer Jordan Michael postmaster, farmer Martin Benjamin, carpenter Martin Lewis, carpenter McLaughlin Terence, farmer Orey Daniel, farmer Sexsmith George, farmer Sexsmitn William, farmer Storrs Elijah, J.P., farmer LEITH\u2014A village on Georgian Bay, in tho township of Sydenham, county of Grey.It is astopping place of the steamer plying between Collingwood and Owen Sound.Principal business done hero is in grain.Distant from Owen Sound, tho county town, 8 miles, from Collingwood, tho terminus of the Northernrailway, 40 miles, fare $2, from Toronto 136 miles.Mail daily in summer, tri-weokly in winter.Population about 100 Ainslie & Rixon, wharf owners Bolin William, laborer Burr Peter, blacksmith Cameron A.B,, grocer Cameron G.A., framer Cameron Peter, framer Dickson Leslie, weaver Easton Misses, dressmaker Glen Robert, moulder and miller Grierson Robert, farmer Harkness John, farmer Henry Robert, school teacher Libbard William, farmer Marshall Anthony, laborer McKeen William, farmer McNeil Neil, laborer Noland M,, tavernkeeper Ross Allan, oatmeal miller and farmer Ross James, & Son, storekeepers and grain dealers -| Ross James, jun., of James Ross & Son Ross James, sen., of James Ross & Son, postmaster Rutherford Thomas, farmer Turnbull John, tailor Veitch William, laborer Wilson James, miller Wilson William, teamster LEMONVILLE\u2014A village in the town\" ship of Whitchurch, county of York: Distant from Aurora, a station of the Northern railway, 9 miles, from Toronto 25 miles.Mail tri-wcekly.Population about 100.Baker John, farmer Barkey John Joseph, cabinetmaker Burkholder Daniel, farmer Burkholder John, saw mill Cook Thomas, farmer Davis John P., carpenter Focklar Abraham, farmer Gilbert Samuel, mason Hastings Adam, postmaster, general storekeeper Hastings John, farmer Henderson Andrew, farmer Hill James, weaver Hill John, storekeeper Hunter Daniel, farmer Hunter James, farmer Hunter William, farmer Kiteley J.W., woollen factory Lemon George, farmer Lemon Jacob, farmer MeKay George, blacksmith McQuillen Edward, farmer McQuillen Patrick, farmer Muzzelman Andrew, farmer Patterson Harry, carriagemaker Phillips William, farmer Pipher John, farmer Sutton J., tavernkeeper White William L., bootmaker Winterstein Henry, tanner *LENNOX\u2014A small village in tho township of Fredericksburg, county of Lennox.Distant from Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles.Population about 70.Anderson John, farmer Baird Edward, farmer Baird Samuel, farmer Carscallen John, councillor Chambers William, farmer * The post oflico is at Napaneo.Olose Hugh, blacksmith Close James, mill owner Crab William, farmer Cummings John, farmer Curle Jobn, farmer Doller Nelson, reeve Edgar Ferdinand, mechanic Edgar John, farmer Ham Henry, township treasurer Howell Chester, farmer Loyd Charles, councillor Lucas George farmer Lucas John G., hotelkeeper and grocer McFarland Andrew, farmer McFarland Joseph, farmer McKay Ascl B., J.P., clerk of council McLain Hugh, farmer Parks David, farmer Parks Erwin, councillor Parks Manson, farmer Parks Milo, farmer Peery Biddwell, farmer Perry Ebenezer, former Perry Henry, farmer Perry Simeon, J.P., farmer Perry William, councillor Raworth Henry, farmer Scriber Jacob, J.P., farmer Seager Simon, farmer Smyth John, farmer LESK A RD-\u2014A village in the township of Clarke, county of Durham.Possessing extensive water power, the manufacture of lumber, flour, etc., is actively prosecuted.It contains one shingle and two stave factories.Distant from Newcastle, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles fare 60c.; from port Hope 25 miles, from Torouto 57 miles.ail Daily.Population about 200.Bennett Adam C., pedlar Billings Daniel, carpenter Billings Mrs Rebecca, wid Henry Carveth John, J.P., mill owner Cinnamon Mrs Mary, wid John Cuncannan J eremiah, blacksmith Davy John, J.P, farmer Eldridge Henry, storekeeper Eldridge Sylvanus, carpenter and joiner Elliott James, mill owner Griffin Samuel, laborer Hambly Henry, cooper Harvey James, laborer Hill William, shoemaker Hoskin John, sawyer Jackson Mark, farmer Lewis John, teamster Livingstone Willian, laborer Lawson Joseph, carpenter March Frederick, laborer Martin Mrs.Nurina, wid Roswell McQuillan Jolt, weaver Melntyre Peter, postmaster Nay William, farmer Norton Warren, shingle maker Noyce Jacob, laborer Potter Mrs.Ann, wid Richard Proctor John, storekeeper Ralls Bbenezer, farmer Ray John, farmer Rice rev.J.J., Bible christian Robbins Hezekiuh, stave fuctory Robbing John, shingle mill Simpson rev, Oharles, Episcopal methodist Staple Samuel Staples Thomas, stave fuctory Tigh William, cooper Walker James, blacksmith Williams rev.R., Wesleyan Wilson John, teacher + Formorly onlled Rochester. TT ne as 43 ONTARIO.] + LESLIE\u2014 A thriving village on the Kingston road, township and county of York, named after George Leslie, Esq., ono of the first settlers, and the owner of extensive nursery grounds in the neighborhood.\u2018The manufacture of bricks is carried onto a great extent, Astageruns to and from Toronto twice a day.Mont real Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Toronto 2 miles.Mail daily.Population about 400, Ambrose Richard, carpenter Ashbridge Jesse, farmer Ashbridge John, farmer Ashbridge Levi, farmer Bain Neil, commercial traveller Bain Robert, commercial traveller Bartley John A., carpenter Best James, gardener Bird Edward, butcher Bloug Edward, butcher Brockwell Thomas, brickmaker Cahill Edward, market gardener Cavanagh Rich., market gardener Cockburn Frank, farmer Collins Robert, basketmaker Cook William, carter Cooper George, market gardener Cosgrove \u2014, carpenter Craig Mrs.[sabella, wid Crothers William, foreman brickmaker Crowther James, fisherman Dunn Justus, fruit dealer Elwood John, brickmaker EVERISS BENJAMIN, blacksmith Fenn David, blacksmith Finnegan Thomas, foreman Toronto nurseries Filstead George, farmer Fogarty Patrick, market gardner Forrester Robert, foreman Toronto nurseries Fox Thomas, brickmaker Glue Thomas, school teacher GREENWOOD MRS.CATHERINE, wid John, Puritan hotel Hastings Thomas, axemaker Higgins William, high constable Hill Samuel, ice dealer Holland Terence, butcher Hood Charles, engineer Hunter William, krickmaker Ingleson John, farmer Jepson Joseph, foreman Toronto nurseries Jones John, market gardener Kelly William, butcher Kerrison J.D., professor of music LESLIE GEORGE, & SONS, nurserymen Leslie George, sen., J.P., of George Leslie & Son Leslie George, jun, of George Leslie & Sons, postmaster Leslie John K., of George Leslic & Son .Lewis Mra.Francis, storekeeper Lowis William J, ice dealer Logan Mrs, wid John, market gardener McGregor James, gardeuer McKee Martin, storekeeper Mills John, farmer Mitchell Joseph, farmer Motlatt Robert, foreman brickmaker MONTREAL TELEGRAYU CO, J.Knox Leslie, operator MORIN JAMES, grocer and brick manufacturer Morley John, fisherman Morley Walker, brickmaker Nicholson George & Frank, market gardeners Nicholson John, market gardener * Commonly called Leslieville, DOMINION 471 DIRECTORY.Lrs-LIM Nicholson William, market gardener Nortin Jas., foreman Toronto nurseries O'Neil Miss Agnes, teacher Separate school Osborne Edward, gardener Pape James, of Joseph Pape & Sons Pape Joseph, & Sons, market gardeners Pape John, of Joseph, Pape & Sons Paul Kembler, veterinary surgeon Peterson Daniel, general store and tavernkeeper .PURITAN \"HOTEL, Mrs.Catherine Greenwood, proprietor Reading George, gardener Reid Ross, brickmaker Roach William, market gardener Rudd Ambrose, gardener Russel John, brickmaker Russell James, brickmaker Rnssell William, brickmaker Ryan John, section man G.T.R.Sargent Robert, of Sargent & Shaver Sawdon John, carpenter .Schmidt Julius, professor of music Sedgwick Mrs., market gardener Sewell Samuel, farmer Small C.C., farmer Small Edward, farmer Smith George, tavernkeeper Summers John, market gardner Swift William, bookkeeper TORONTO NURSERIES, George Leslie & Sons, proprietors Townsend James, innkeeper Wagstaff David, brickmaker Wallace James, carpenter West W.D., farmer Wilds Thomas, laborer Wray John, salesman Wright rev.D., Wesleyan *\"LEWRAY OR SMITH°S COI- NERS\u2014A small village on the McGilli- vray gravel road, township of McGilli- vray, county of Middlesex.Distant from London 28 miles, from Ailsa Craig, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, from Park Hill 6 miles.Population about 40.Bowser John, school trustee, farmer Cathro Alexander.farmer Cathro Samuel, farmer Davis David, farmer Dunphy William, carpenter Erskine Andrew, farmer Hubbell Whitney, carpenter Johnson Thomas, waggonmaker Lonsborough Edward, farmer LOVELL JOHY, printer and publisher of the Canadian Dominion Directory ; Province of Ontario Directary ; Province of Quebec Directory ; Province of Nova Scotia Directory ; Proviuce of New Brunswick Directory ; Province of Newfoundland Directory; Province of Prince Edward Island Directory ; Montreal City Directory ; City, Town, County aud Towuship Directories throughout the Six Provinces; general book and job printer aud blank book manufacturer, 23 aud 25 St Nicholas, bet St Sacrament and St Paul sts, h 833 St Catherine st, facing Phillips sq, Beaver hall, Montreal, Que.Martin Thomas, blacksmith MeVicar John, farmer Pritchard rev.James, Presbyterian Pugh Daniel, farmer Robinson Andrew, farmer SMITII ALEXANDER, commissioner in B, R.Smith Peter, farmer Turner rev.Ezra, Baptist storekeeper, * Tho post office is at West McGillivray.LIFFORD \u2014 A small village in the township of Manvers, county of Durham.Distant from Bethany, a station of the Midland railway, 6 miles, from Port Hope 80 miles.Mail daily.Poulation about 1 Armstrong John, blacksmith Cartmill William, innkeeper Fowler Robert, weaver Graham John, shoemaker Holmes rev.Edwin, New Connexion methodist Hooper Richard, carpenter Howden George, laborer Middleton Thos.A., postmaster, storekeeper Miner Charles, carpenter Mussen rev.E.Horace, ch of England Preston Isaac, J.P., farmer Robinson Alexander, laborer Touchburn Robert, J.P., reeve Wilson Archibald, J.P., farmer Wilson George, teacher LIMEHOUSE\u2014A village in the township of Esquesing, county of Halton.It is à station of the brand Trunk frailway.Distant from Toronto 32 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Bescoby Edward, lime manufacturer CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.Clancy William, laborer Coon Stephen, laborer Cross Robert, school teacher Dillon Patrick, laborer Drury William, laborer Edmondstone Robert, laborer Farqubar James, lime merchant Ford Robert, blacksmith Fortune John, foreman lime works FRASER THOMAS B., dealer in dry goods, clothing and general merchandise Haslett Benj., tavern and storekeeper Havin Nathaniel, laborer Heather Richard, station master Kerr John, sawyer Kirkpatrick Charles, laborer Lambert John, plasterer Lane James, laborer Lane Jonathan, laborer Lindsay James, J.P., farmer McDonald Myles, carpenter McLoughlin Alexander, laborer Meredith Charles, farmer Marshall William, foreman lime works NEWTON JOHN, postmaster, proprietor woollen and saw mills Norris John, laborer Phillips Henry, laborer Robinson Samuel, laborer Shanks William, farmer Slater Edward Tushingham George, laborer LIME LAKE-\u2014A small village in the township of Hungerford, county of Hastings.Distant from Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 1S miles.Mail weokly.Population about 50.Bird Richard, cooper Brandon William, farmer Brandon Thomas, farmer Dunn George, farmer Dunu Nathan, farmer Foster R., storekeeper Hall William, farmer Henderson George, farmer Henderson John, storekeeper Jarmine Elijah, farmer Jarmine James, postmaster Manion Michael, farmer Maxwell John, M.D.Maxwell William, farmer McConnell Alexander, builder McConnell Charles, builder McConnell William, farmer McFarlane William, shingle factory LiNpsar.LINDSA Y\u2014The couuty townof Victoria And one of the most thriving places in the midland section of the Province, is situated on the River Scugog, in the township of Ops.Having excellent water communication with a long chain of inland lakes, extending on both sides of it, by means of quite a numerous fleet of steamers, and being on the line of the Midland railway, it possesses every advantage for the shipment of the immense quantities of lumber, sawn and square, annually taken from the almost illimitable forests which stretch away to the rear of the county, and also for an extensive trade in grain and flour, the produce of the fine agricultural country by which the town is more immediately surrounded.Its manufacturing ioterests are represented by scveral saw and grist mills, tanneries, breweries, a sash, door aud blind factory, foundry, and the works of the Hemlock Extract Co.The town is built principally of brick, and besides the county buildings, churches, Union and R catholic schools there are several fine blocks of stores.Stages leave daily for interior parts of the county.Montreal \u2018Pelegraph Co, has an office here.Distant from Millbrook 28 miles, from Peter- borough by rail 38 miles, from Port llope 43 miles, fare $1.25.Mail daily.lopu- lation about 4000, Adam James, clerk, Lindsay st Adam Thomas, Lindsay st Adam Thomas R., postmaster, Lindsay st Allanby John, surgeon, Kent st Allen Henry, founder, Ridout st Allen William, laborer, William st Anderson John, cabinetmaker, William st Anderson John, clerk, bds at Mrs.Chap- mans, William st Archambault Louis, barber, Kent st Arndt Joseph, carter, Peel st Atkinson Abraham, laborer, Russell st Ashcroft Richard, laborer, King st Atkinson Henry, butcher, King st Ayres P.J., axe maker, Lindsay st Bagnall Thomas, carpenter, Lindsay st Bain James, carpenter, William st BAKER CHARLES L., dealer in groceries, provisions, &c., wholesale dealer in all brands of pork, smoked ham,bacon, wholesale grain dealer, &c., cor William and Peel sts Baker Robert, shoemaker, Caroline st Baldwin Henry, bricklayer, Melbourne st Baldwin Thomas, teamster Ballance Robert, laborer, Bond st BANK OF MONTREAL, Hartley Duns- ford, manager, William st Baptist church, rev.Matthew Gold, miñ- ister, Wellington st Bartlett Henry, plasterer, Adelaide st Barry John, saddler, William st Bertram John, of Bertram Brothers, resides in Peterborough Bate John, baker, Russell st Bayley Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Christopher, school teacher, Russell st BEALL THOMAS, watchmaker, and dealer in fine jewellery, issuer of marriage licenses, &c., Kent st Bell James, laborer, William st Bell John, carpenter, William st Bell Robert G., suloonkeeper, Kent st Bell William, jun., contractor, William st Bell William, sen., builder, William st Benson Edward, M.D., William st Berry John, saddler, William st BERTRAM BROTHERS, hardware, Kent st Bertram George I, of Bertram Brothers, Mill st Best Henry, tinsmith, Kent st, bds at Jewett house, Kent st Bigg Stuart, carpenter, Adelaide st DOMINION 472 DIRECTORY.Bigelow Obediah, of 8.& 0.Bigelow Russell st BIGELOW 8.& 0., staple and fancy dry goods, clothing, millinery, &e., Kent st Bigelow Silas, of 8.& 0.Bigelow, Russell st Binnie rev.Robert, Canada Presbyterian, William st Birchard Elisha, carter, Kent st Bird Mrs., wid, St Paul st Bishop Joel, engineer, Caroline st Bishop Mrs.Catherine, wid Dennis Queen st Blain Robert, carpenter, King st Blair Wm,, foreman cutter, Francis st Bowen Andrew, blacksmith, Kent st Bowen Hollis, saw mill owner, King st Bowen Josiah, hotelkeeper, King st Bowen Wellington, mason, William st Boynton Wm., hotelkeeper, William st Bradburn Thomas, storekeeper, Kent st Bradbury J.Lawton, principal Union Grammar and Common schools, Kent st Bradley John W.conductor, Russell st Bradshaw John, shoemaker, King st Brady Mrs.Ellen, wid Thos., St Paul st Brady Bernard, carpenter, Kent st Brady Francis, constable Brady Philip, teamster, King st Brady Terence, blacksmith, Lindsay st Brady Thomas, blacksmith, Glenelg st Brand Robert M., boarding house, Peel st British American Fire Insurance Co., W.L.Russell, agent, William st BRITTON CHARLES, dry goods, hardware, groceries and drugs, Lindsay st Britton John, brakeman, Caroline st Britton Mrs.Catherine, wid Jeremiah, Ridout st Brooks Aaron, cooper, Kent st Brooks Abraham, cooper, Kent st east Brooks Barnabas, cooper, Colbourn st Brooks George, cooper, Bond st .Brown Robt., bridge contractor, Bond st BROWN WILLIAM, operator Montreal Telegraph Co., Kent st ROWNE DAVID, mayor, dealer in stoves, Kent st BUCK GEORGE C., auctioneer and commission merchant, William st Burk Michael, engineer, Market st Burk Thomas, laborer, Wellington st Burke Francis, engineer, Georgian st Burke Nicholas, lime burner, Melbourne st Burns Patrick, grave digger,Adelaide st Burt William, Kent st Bushey Edward, laborer, Lindsay st Butler John, laborer, Durham st CADOTTE DAMASE, dealer in groceries, provisions and liquors, Lindsay st Cadotte Mrs.Mary, wid J'rancis, Lindsay st Cahill Richard, carter, Caroline st Cain George, carpenter, York st Cain James, laborer, St Paul st Cain John, laborer, Adelaide st Caisse J., clerk Queens hotel, cor Lindsay and King sts Caisse Mrs.J., bds at Queen's hotel, cor Lindsey and King sts Callahan William, grocer, William Calvert William, carpenter, Ridoul g Cameron Hector, barrister, St Paul st Campbell Daniel, carpenter, Queen gt Campbell John C., school teacher, Kent st Campbell Mrs.Margaret, wid L., King st Canada Landed Oredit Co., James Heap, agent, Kent st [ProvINCE OF Canada Presbyterian church, rev.Robert Binnie, meumbent, Peel st CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.CANADIAN POST, weekly, annual subscription, $1.60; C.Blackett Robinson, proprietor and printer, Kent st Carey George, carpenter, Willium st Carey John, carpenter, Elgin st Carroll Patrick, Inborer, Queen st Carter L., Iaborer, Queen st Cather L.M., veterinary surgeon, Kent st Chamberlin John, shoemaker, Russell st Chapman Heury, laborer, Kent st Chapman Miss Tamar A., dressmaker, William st Chapman Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Norman.boarding house, William st Chichester Arthur, grocer, Ken ii, Market st Chisholm John, grocer, Kent st Clark Thomas, carpenter, William st Clemes Willian, laborer, Colbourn st Climie Gideon, printer, Warder office Cloonan Edward, laborer, Adelaide st Close Thomas, timber inspector, St Paul st Cogan Jeremiah B., M.D.- Cole George, carpenter Combs James, bricklayer, King st CONNECTICUT MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,J.B.Knowlson agent, Town hall, Kent st Connell Dennis, sailor, Caroline st Connery John, laborer, Lindsay st Connolly James, shoemaker, Kent st Consedine Patrick, shoemaker, Glenelg st COOPER JOSEPH, proprietor and printer of the Victoria Warder, William st, h Victoria av CORCORAN THOMAS, dry goods, millinery, clothing, boots and shoes, groceries, &c., Kent st Corneil Samuel, insurance agent, William st Corrigan Owen, laborer Costello John, of J.Costello & Co., bds at Jewett house, Kent st Costello John, & Co., dry goods, Kent st Coté J., laborer, Queen st Cotmash Climo, laborer, Kent st east | Cottingham Mrs.C.A., Wellington st Coulter Charles L., M.D., druggist, Kent st Court house, Roger McHugh, caretaker, Francis st COX AARON, agent Montrea Telegraph Co.,and insurance agent, Kent st Crandell captain George, steambont owner, Queen st Crane Charles, miller, Kent st Cross Mrs., wid, Queen st Cuff Peter, carpenter, Market st, Cullen Alexander, blacksmith, Queen st Culverwell Thos., carpenter, William st Cunningham Patrick, livery stable, William st Dafoe Wesley, carvingemnker, Peel st Daley Mrs.Hannah, wid Timothy, Peel t 8 Daley Patrick, laborer, Colbourn st David Calixte, barber, Willinm st Davidson Charles, suwyer, Market st Davidson Samuel, J.P, Glenelg st Deacon captain Jumes, George st Dean Mrs, Ellen, wid Francis, George st Denne Michnel, surveyor, Lindsny st Deleury Abraham, cooper, Ridout st Deleury Mrs.Sarah, wid John, tailoress\u2019 Ridout st Demarn Joseph, cooper, Ridout st Dennistoun James F,, of Dennistoun & Hudspeth, resides in Peterborough cr atin mst.\u2018ONTARIO.] DENNISTOUN & HUDSPETH, barristers and attorneys at law, solicitors in chancery, notaries public, &c., cor Mill and Russell sts Denoon David, cooper, Wellington st Devellen Luke, millwright, William st Devitt Ilenry, laborer, St Paul st Devoe John, carpenter, Caroline st Diament John, clerk, King st Diament Mrs.Mary, wid John, King st Dickson John, tinsmith, Pecl st Dobson John, of Dobson & Niblock, Lindsay st Dobson & Niblock, grocers, Kent st Dobson Stephen, founder and biack- smith, William st Dodlaw Joseph, laborer, Lindsay st Doheny Mrs.Margaret, wid John, Lindsay st Dooley John, mason, Kent st Doris Mrs, Margaret, milliner, Kent st DORMER GEORGE, barrister, &c., Kent st Douglas Archibald, carpenter, Lindsay st Douglas George, laborer Douglas John, chief constable, Victoria av Douglas Robert, shoemaker, Wellington st Douglas Thomas, Queen st Doris Patrick, laborer, Kent st Dovie Donald, laborer, Colbourn st Downey Louis, farmer, Bond st Downey Mrs.Mary, fancy goods, Kent st Downing Ephraim, shoemaker, Kent st Downing John, shoemaker, Kent st Dubuge George, fur cleaner, Russell st Duchêne Alphonse, laborer, Kent st east Duck John, laborer, Colbourn st Duffus William, carpenter, Market st, Duffy James, butcher, Lindsay st Dundas Joseph R., storekeeper, Kent st Dunoon James, shoemaker, William st Dunoon John, dry goods, Kent st Dunsford George, barrister DUNSFORD HARTLEY, registrar for county, manager Bank of Montreal, William st Dunsford James W., notary, Ridout st Dwyer Mrs.Margaret, wid Michael, Queen st Elsworth Caleb, King st Fair John, shoemaker, Colbourn st Fee James, laborer, King st Fee Mrs.Jane.wid Francis, King st l'ee Samuel, laborer, Caroline st FEE THOMAS, saw mill, shingle mill, planing mill, sash, blind and door tactory, Wellington st Fergusson Hugh, chair maker, Market st Fergusson Mus.Sarah, dressmaker, Market st Fidler Joshua, M.D., Russell st Finnegan James, laborer, Albert st Finney W.IT, night watchman Midland railway, St Paul st Finley Robert, clerk, King st Firemon's hall, Daniel Lack, caretaker, Kent st Firth W.D., engineer, Queen st FISHER M., proprietor Queen's hotel, n railway station Fitzgerald Robert, clerk, Kent st Fletcher D.C., carpenter, William st Flynn Mrs., wid, Division st Tobert Peter, sawyer, Kent st Foley James, Victoria av Foley T., & Co., hardware and paints, Kent st Foley Thomas, William st Foley William, Bond st Foster William, laborer DOMINION 473 DIRECTORY.Fournier Trefflé Fox Mrs., wid, William st Fox George, foreman Canadian Post office, Kent st, h William st Freshman rev.Charles, D.D., Wesleyan, Wellington st Gain Stephen, shoemaker, Bond st Gallon James, commercial traveller, Colbourn st Gamsby W.S., photographer, William st Gautier Jose pb, laborer, Lindsay st Gemsjager Anton, fancy store, Kent st Gendron Jean, laborer Gillies Allan, St Paul st Gladman George, Francis st Gladman Henry, bookkeeper, Francis st Gladman John, baggagemaster Midland railway GLADMAN THOMAS, station master and telegraph operator Midland railway, King st Goheen John, carpenter, Queen st Gold rev.Matthew, Baptist, Peel st Goodwin Richardson \"A., sewing machine agent, Kent st Goodwin William A., painter and paper banger, Kent st Gourley James, lumberer, bdslat Strud- wick's, Kent st Gourley Thos., photographer, William st jourley William, Victoria av Grace William, deputy clerk of crown and pleas, and clerk of County court, Francis st Graham Henrv, shoemaker Grant James, laborer, Russell st Gregory Edmund, druggist, Kent st Gregory George, baker and confectioner, William st Gregory George, laborer, Water st Growden James, plasterer Grozell Antoine, laborer, Kent st east Grozell Joachim, laborer, Kent st east GUNICAL BRYAN, livery stable, York st Guthrie Jolin, gardener, William st Haisley John, saddler, William st, h Col- bourne st Hall Calvin, clerk, Caroline st Hall George H., printer, William st Hall Joséph, engineer Hallinan Daniel, engineer, King st Hamilton George, teamster, King st Hamilton James, of P.& J.Hamilton, Kent st Hamilton Miss Lydia, seamstress, bds at Mrs.Chapman's HAMILTON P.& J.carriagemakers and agricultural implements, Kent st Hamilton Peter, of P.& J.Hamilton, resides in Peterborough HAMILTON WILLIAM, agent Merchants Bank of Canada, Kent st Hanahue Michael, laborer, St George st Hennessy Mrs, wid, Division st Hanlon Patrick, laborer, Queen st Hanlon Thomas, hotelkeeper, King st Harden Robert, shoemaker, cor Russell and York sts Hargrove Michael, blacksmith, King st Hargrove Mrs.E., wid James, King st Harris Almon, laborer, William st Harris Henry A, painter, William st Harris Thomas, painter, Bond st Hartford Five Insurance Go., Aaron Cox, agent, Kent st Hartly W.I, laborer, St Paul st Haslam William, hotelkeeper, cor Kent and William sts Hazleton Wit, carpenter, Kent st HEAP JAMES, barrister, &e., Kent st, h Russell st Heatherman Michael, section master Midland railway, Caroline st Linpsay.Helps George B., York st Helson W.G., carriagemaker, Market 8 Henderson Samuel, laborer, St Paul st Henry Samuel, teamster, Division st Herlihey William, blacksmith, Kent st Herriman A.A, M.D., Wellington st Hettger August W., grocer, Lindsay st Hickey Mrs.Catherine, wid James, Market st _ Hiland William, shopkeeper, William st Hobbs George, carpenter, York st Holtorf Henry, cabinetmaker, Kent st Hopkins J.H., farmer, Adelaide st Horton Thomas B., carpenter, King st Howard Joseph, laborer, Market st Howe William, tinsmith, Ridout st Hudson Bay Co., Colin Rankin, factor Hudson Geo., bricklayer, Waverly av Hudspeth Adam, of Dennistoun & Hudspeth, Russell st Hudspeth Robert, Peel st Humphreys Jobn, bds at Brand's Hungerford R.W., bailiff, Lindsay st Hunter Gardner, lumberer, Lindsay st Ingles George, carpenter, Kent st Ingles Joseph, carpenter, Melbourne st Inland revenue, J.B.Knowlson, collector, Town hall, Kent st IRVINE JOHN, proprietor hotel, Kent st .Jackson Andrew, gaolor, Francis st Jackson Henry, laborer Jackson Willlam, laborer, Melbourne st Jeffrey Charles, bricklayer, King st Jeffrey George, axe maker, William st Jeroe Peter, laborer, Kent st east Jewell Thomas, teamster.Melbourne st Jewett Benjamin F., grocer, Kent st JEWETT CHARLES S., proprietor Jewett house, Kent st JEWETT HOUSE, Charles S.Jewett, roprietor, Kent st __.Johnston James, teamster, William st Johnston John, tailor, William st Johnston Joshua, patent right maker, cor Market and Bond sts .Johnston Robert, tanner, Victoria av Judd H.W,, woollen factory, Kent st Keefe Michael, laborer, Logie st Keenan Thomas, Colbourn st Keeve G.H., jun, jeweller, Kent st Keeve G.H., sen., jeweller, Kent st Kells Jobn, carriagemaker, York st Kemp Arthur, carpenter Kempt George, M.P., cor Glenelg and Huron sts Kempt William, M.D.Kent st Kennedy John, of J.Costello & Co.town treasurer, Kent st Ketchum Jay; Lindsay st Keyes Robert, carpenter, King st Kilbert William, carpenter, Ridoutst Killen Mrs.Hannah, wid Samuel, Russell st .Kimball B.R., of Kimball & Makins, Russell st Kimball & Makins, founders, Ridout st King David, farmer, Adelaide st King David, tanner, Adelaide st Kinmaunt James, baker.Water st Kirkpatrick Ths., blacksmith, Bond st Klaus Antoine, carter, Victoria av Kleiser Augustus, jeweller, Kent st Knight James H., music teacher, Bond st KNOWLSON JAMES B., town clerk, jusurance agent and collector of inland revenue, Market building, Kent st Knowlson John, Russell st Lack Daniel, caretaker Firemen's hall Lacourse Anthony, barrister, county crown attorney and clerk of peace, Kent st Market LInDsAY.DOMINION 474 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF Laidley Thomas, slide master, Francis st Lambert Oliver, laborer, Ridout st Lane Frederick, plasterer, Durham st Lancashire Joseph, of J.Lancashire & _ Co., Market st Lancashire Joseph, & Co., dry goods, Kent st Lang James, law student, Russell st Lang Robert, J.P., Simcoe st Lascar Oliver, butcher, St Paul st Latanville Peter, laborer, St Paul st Leary Richard, grain and commission merchant, Mill st } Lee John, waggonmaker, Market st Lee Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Samuel, Peel st Leduc Stephen, laborer, Kent st east Lenihan James, brewer, Glenelg st Lenihan Richard, clerk, Francis st Lennon Hugh, laborer, Bond st Leroy Francis, Wellington st Leroy James Rr, cabinetmaker, Wellington st Lindsay Henry F., hotelkeeper, Kent st LINDSAY PACKING HOUSE, Charles L.Baker, proprietor, Market st Link Adam,lumber merchant, Russell st Link Alexander, lumber, Caroline st Lisle Joseph, tanner, Wellington st Liverpool & London and Globe Insurance Co., James Heap, agent, Kent st Logan David, laborer, Elgin st Logie William, farmer, outside town limits LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION J.B.Knowlson, agent, Town hall, Kent st Losee Joseph, laborer, Kent st ,Lovell James, tanner and saddler, William st Lukey Robert, tailor, Kent st Lumsden Andrew, carpenter, Lindsay st Lynch John, school teacher, Lindsay st Lyon James, bds at Brand\u2019s Lyons John, shoemaker, William st Macaulay Alexander, lumber merchant, Glenelg st Maclagan J.W.D., Glenelg st McAlpine Alexander, exchange broker, Market st McAlpine George, laborer, Park st McArdle Michael, laborer, King st McBurney Alexander, carpenter, Russell st McBurney William, carpenter, Glenelg 8 McCammon John, of Richmond & Mc- Cammon, Kent st McCarthy Jeremiah, Kent st McCarthy Thomas, saloon, Lindsay st McCastland John, purser, St Paul st McCutchin Thomas, shoemaker, Victoria av McDermid Mrs.Isabella, grocery, William st McDonald Miss Anna, school teacher McDonald Robert, tailor, Durham st McDonnell William L., York st McDougall Neil, sheriff Bond st McFeely Edward, tinsmith, William st McGarrell Michael, laborer, Queen st McGinley James, jobber, King st McHugh James, laborer, King st McHugh Roger, caretaker court house, Francis st McIntosh John, shoemaker, William st McIntyre James, laborer McKibbon James, clerk Division court, Bond st McKee Alexander, laborer, Albert st McKee William, blacksmith, William st McLaren James, laborer, Melbourne st McLaughlin Mrs., wid, Division st cabinetmaker, McLean Joseph, grocery, King st McLean William laborer, Regent st McLennan & Co., hardware, Kent st MeLennan John, of McLenuan & Co.Bond st McMahon James, laborer, Logie st McMahon Wm., blacksmith, Kent st MeMillan Dougal, laborer, Kent st McMillan John, cutter, Glenelg st McMurchy Mrs.Ann, wid John, Raglan t s MeNaughton Duncan, clerk, Colbourn st MePhee Peter, Peel st McSweyn John, law student, William st McSweyn Malcolm, laborer, Bond st Magill William, laborer, Regent st Maguire John, saddler, \u2018William st Maguire Lawrence, shoemaker, Kent st Maher Thomas, laborer, Bond st Makins John, of Kimball & Makin, Ridout st Malin Hugh, laborer, Queen st Manyan John, laborer, Logie st Margach Wm., land agent, Kent st Markham Martin M., shoemaker, William st MARKET HOTEL, John Irvine, proprietor, Kent st Martin Constantine, Lindsay st Martin C.E., M.D., Wellington st MARTIN PHILIP S., solicitor, York st Mason Richard, blacksmith, Caroline st Masson John, laborer, Caroline st Mathews George, butcher, Kent st Matthew Thomas, brewer, Logie st Matthie John, of W.& J.Matthie, St Lawrence st MATTHIE W.& J., cabinetmakers, upholsterers, undertakers and furniture dealers, Kent st Matthie William, of W.& J.Matthie, Ridout st Maunder John, butcher, Logie st Mehan Thomas, tailor, Kent st MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA, William Hamilton, agent, Kent st MIDLAND RAILWAY CO., Thomas Gladman, station master, King st Millar Edmund H, clerk, Bond st Millburn John, stonecutter, Durham st Mills Anson, engineer, Caroline st Milwood John, blacksmith Mimms William, finisher, bds at Lindsay's hotel Minzies Archibald, Ridout st Minzies Thomas, laborer, Queen st Mitchell John, storekeeper, William st Moloney William, grocer, Kent st MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO., agency Peterborough MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, Aaron Cox, agent, Kent st Moloney Daniel, Russell st Moloney John, grocer, Kent st Moore (teorge, carpenter, Albert st Moore John, market clerk, Victoria av Moore Mrs.Helen, wid Robert, Queen st Morency Edward, sailor, Lindsay st Morey Bradley, saw mill, Huron st Morgan Jacob, laborer, Pottinger st Morison David N., clerk, Kent st Morrison Andrew, Russell st Morrison Daniel, blacksmith, Wellington st Morrison John, carpenter, Market st Morison Malcom, dry goods, Kent st, h Russell st Morrison William, tinsmith, Kent st Mosgrove John, laborer, York st Mulcaddy Wm., laborer, Queen st Munro Frank, grocer, Kent st Munroe John, engineer, Adelaide st saloonkeeper, Murdoch James, shoemaler, Kent st Murdoch Relph, laborer, Russell st Murphy Thomas, manufacturer of grain cradles, William st Murray Donald, turnkey county guol, Francis st Murray Hugh, tailor, Kont st Murray rev.James À, ch of Scotland, Victoria av Murta Robert, hotelkceper, William st Neads Charles, accountant and teller Ontario bank, Francis st Needler & Sadler, mill owners, Kent st east Needler William, of Needler & Sadler, Russell st Neelands Jacob, dentist, Kent st Neenan Thomas, laborer, Lindsay st New Connexion methodist church, Market st Niblock Thomas, of Dobson & Niblock, Market st NICOLLE PHILIP, economic bee hive manufacturer, patented 8th April, 1870 Victoria av, h Wellington st Nisbet Thomas, carpenter, William st Nolan James, laborer, Mill st NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL, Henry G.Strudwick, proprietor, cor Kent and Lindsay sts Nugent Thomas, bailiff, Peel st Oakly Arthur, Russell st O'Beirnes Patrick, tanner, Wellington st O'Connell John, tavernkeeper, William st O'Connor Lawrence, Kent st O'Halloran Michael, butcher, Lindsay st O'Keefe John, shoemaker, Bond st 0'Lauglin Dennis, laborer, St David st O'Leary Arthur, barrister, William st O'Leary Hugh, law student, Kent st O'Leary Jeremiah, waggonmaker, Russell st O'Neil Alexander, laborer, King st O'Neil John, blacksmith, Durham st Ontario bank, John H.Woodman, manager, cor Mill and Russell sts Ord Ernest D., land agent, Kent st Oryell Robert, barber, Wellington st Parkin Jesse, carpenter, Glenelg st Parsons Samuel, blacksmith, William st Patenau Joseph, laborer, Queen st Pattenden J.W., carpenter, Glenelg st Patrick Mrs.T.C., Kent st Pcare Miss Barbara, organist St Paul church, William st Perrin Samuel, of Thirkell & Perrin, Melbourne st \u2018 Pigott Mrs.Margaret, wid Edw., con- eetioner, William st Plourd Francis, foreman sawyer, Mol- bourne st Poole Thomas W., M.D., Russell st Porter R.Sidney, bookseller and stu- tioner, Kent st Porter Willisun, hotelkcepor, William st Preston Miss Surah, school teacher, Kent st Purcell John, luborer, William st Pyne John, clerk, William st Pyne Thomas, carpenter, Queen st QUEEN'S HOTEL M.Fisher, proprietor, n roilway station Ramsay William, laborer, Market st Rankin Colin, factor Hudson Bay Co, Waverly av Reeves Frederick, carpenter, George 84 Registry office, Hartloy Dunsford, re gistrar, William st Reliance Mutual Life Assurance Co., W.L.Russell, agont, William st Richmond James, of Richmond & Me- Cammon, Kent st carriagemaker, 2.ONTARIO.] Richmond & McCammon, dry goods, Kent st Riley James, carter, St Paul st Riley John, laborer, Lindsay st Riley Thomas, laborer, St Paul st Robertson Miss Margaret G., school teacher ROBINSON C.BLACKETT, publisher Canadian Post, book and job printer and bookbinder, Kent st, h Mill st Robinson John, blacksmith, Kent st Robinson Miss V.Anna, dressmaker, William st Robinson Richard, carter, William st Robinson William J., storekeeper, William st Robson William M., grocer, William st Rodden John C., Market st Roman catholic Separate school, John Lynch, teacher, Lindsay st .Rose Geo.W.captain steamer Victoria, Caroline st Ross John, founder, St Lawrence st Rourke Samuel, bookkeeper, bds at Strudwick\u2019s, Kent st Roy James, town collector, Town hall, h Victoria av Russell Joseph, lumberman, St Paul st RUSSELL WILLIAM L., commission merchant, auctioneer, collector, and general broker, valuator for Trust and Loan Co., colonial securities, and agent for Building and Loan association, William st Rutledge Miss Kate, milliner, William st Sadler Thomas, of Needler & Sadler, Kent st Sanderson George, grocer, Kent st Sanderson James, storekeeper, Kent st Sanderson Matthew, bookkeeper, King st Scanlon John, currier Schwartfaiger James, laborer \u2018Schwartfaiger Wm., sawyer, Kent st Scott Robert, laborer, York st Searl George W., William st Seaton Thomas, sawyer, Lindsay st SENNETT PETER, grist mill, Wellington st Sharp J., carpenter, Russell st Sheehan Jeremiah, laborer Shell George, blacksmith, Lindsay st Shey Stephen, laborer, Kent st Shey Thomas, laborer, Russell st Silver Daniel, painter, Caroline st Silver Hugh, painter, Kent st Sinclair Samuel, laborer, Adelaide st Skitch Wm., carriagemaker, William st Slight Christopher, carpenter Smart George, grocer, Kent st Smart John D., soda water maker, Adelaide st Smith Frederick, engineer Smith George W., shingle factory, Kent st Smith Henry B., conductor Smith James, judge, Russell st Smith James I., carpenter, Russell st Smith John, laborer, Kent st Smith Miss Ellen, milliner, bds nt Mrs.Chapman's Smith Seth S., of Smith & Smith, h St Lawrence st Smith & Smith, barristers, Kent st Smith William J, blacksmith, Kent st Spicer Robert, storekeeper and commission merchant, Kont st, h Russell st Spratt Thomas, carpenter, Market st St Andrew\u2019s chureh, rev.Jumes A.Murray, incumbent, Fraucis st St Maxy\u2019s church, rev.Michael Stafford, riest, Russell st St Paul's church, rev.John Vicars, minister, Kent st DOMINION 475 DIRECTORY.Stafford rev.Michael, R.catholic, Lindsay st Stephens Benjamin T., ship carpenter, Russell st Stephens Wm., carpenter, Caroline st Stewart David, laborer, William st Stewart Thomas, laborer, Caroline st Stinson Thomas, laborer, Queen st Stoughton William, printer Canadian Post office, Kent st STRUDWICK HENRY G., proprietor North American hotel, cor Kent and Lindsay sts Tageel James, carpenter, Market st Tate J.W., assistant surveyor Midland railway, bds at Jewett house, Kent st Thatcher Simeon, carpenter, William st Thexton Miss Mary E., school teacher, Ridout st Thirkell Arthur, waggonmaker, Peel st Thirkell John, carriagemaker, Market st, h Kent st THIRKELL & PERRIN, druggists, Kent st Thirkell William J., of Thirkell & Per- rin, cor Market and Russell st Thomas David, dry goods, Kent st Thornhill Joseph, carter, Peel st Thornhill William, William st Tighe George, laborer, Lindsay st Tomlinson Frederick, miller Totten Mrs.Hattie, dressmaker, William st Town hall, John Moore, lessee, Kent st TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE, J.B.Knowlson, Town hall, Kent st Trenouth Thomas, carpenter, Caroline st Tripp Gilbert, cooper, Adelaide st Trude Samuel, saw mill, Wellington st Truscott Thomas C., baker, Lindsay st Tucker Samuel, carpenter, Ridout st Twamley Richard, freight agent Midland railway, St Paul st Tweedie Gilbert, M.D.Tyrrell Job, gardener, William st Umphrey Horace, grocer, William st Union Grammar and Common school, J.Lawton Bradbury, head teacher, Kent st Veitch Edward, hotelkeeper, Kent st Vicars rev.John, chof England, Albert st VICTORIA WARDER, weekly, annual subscription $1; Joseph Cooper, pro- prictor and printer,cor Kent and Wil- iam sts Walker David, fireman, Caroline st Walker James, laborer, Ridout st Walker Samuel, teamster, Peel st Wallace William B., tanner, Peel st Waller Thomas, mason, Russell st Waller W.H., carriagemaker, William st Walsh Anthony, laborer, George st Walsh Patrick, laborer, George st Walters Ths., contractor, Caroline st Watson James, storekeeper, Kent st, h cor Market and Francis sts Way John, plasterer, Adelaide st WEBSTER STEPHEN G., L.D.S,, dentist, William st Weller William H., deputy registrar, Court house, resides at Cobourg Wendt William, cabinetmaker, Kent st Wesleyan church, rev.Charles Freshman, D.D., William st : WESTERN ASSURANCE CO., James B.Knowlson, agent, Kent st Wotmore W.C., lumber, Glenele st Whalley Frs, school teacher, Kent st Wheeler J.J., clerk, Kent st White Edward, blacksmith, William st White John, of W.& J.White, Market st White Mrs.Martha, wid John, William st Lis\u2014LIN White W.& J., shoemakers, Kent st White Wm.of W.& J.White, Kent st Wickham Edward, mason, Lindsay st Williams Thomas, bricklayer, William st Williamson Joseph, butcher, Peel st Wilson Adam, clerk, Ridout st _ Wilson Richard, assessor, Francis st Wing Richard, laborer, Wellington st Winters James, painter, Bond st Wood Samuel C., county clerk and treasurer, official assignee, Adelaide st Woodman John H., manager Ontario bank, cor McGill and Russell sts Woods Edward, of E.Woods & Son, Kent st Woods E., & Son, tinsmiths, Kent st Woods Henry, engineer, Queen st Woods William, of E.Woods & Son Workman Hugh, livery stables, York st Wright Alfred, shoemaker, Kent st Wright G., painter, Melbourne st Wright Miss Annabella, school teacher, Mill st Wright rev.Daniel, Baptist, Bond st Young John, contractor, Caroline st Young John, laborer, Queen st *LINKSVILLE\u2014A small village in the township of Ernestown, county of Addington.Distant from Ernestown, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 3 of a mile.Population about 40.Amey Francis, farmer Amey Jonas, farmer Amey Nelson, farmer Bowman George, miller Denyes John, farmer Fraser Allen, farmer Hogle John, woollen factory Hogle William, farmer Ladly William, farmer Link John, farmer LINEON\u2014A village in the township of King, county of York.Distant from King, a station of the Northern railway, 10 miles, fare 70c.; from Toronto 33 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 150.Abell John, mill owner Atghison Samuel, weaver Bell Walter, tavernkeeper Blue Donald, farmer Bowie Lachlan, farmer Campbell Duncan, farmer Collins John, farmer Cowling David, farmer Dobson John, farmer English John, miller Fraser Alexander, farmer Gould Thomas, tavernkeeper Graham Donald, farmer Hunter James, J.P., farmer Hunter Robert, farmer Frons George W., shoemaker Irwin Nathan, farmer Kaake Adam, farmer Lynn James, schoolmaster Lynn Joseph, postmaster, storekeepd- McClure William, cabinetmaker McCallum Donald, farmer McCutchson David, farmer McDevitt William, farmer McGillivray Archibald, farmer McLachlan Hugh, blacksmith Marks William, farmer Mitchell Alexander, farmer Murray Joseph, farmer Murphy Michael, farmer Murphy Richard, farmer Page Robert, farmer Peacock Thomas, laborer Peacock Hugh, farmer, carpenter Perdue Henry, farmer * The post office is at Mill Haven. Lin-Lis DOMINION 476 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF Perry John, farmer Perry Richard, constable, farmer Perry Thomas, mill owner Perry William, farmer Phillips Robert, carpenter Proctor John, farmer Proctor William, farmer Riddell Hugh, farmer Riley John, farmer Sharp George, miller Simpson Archibald, farmer Simpson James, carpenter Somerville James, farmer Stewart Charles, farmer Stewart James, farmer Stinson William, farmer Trainor John, farmer LINWOOD\u2014A emall village in the township of Wellesley, county of Waterloo.Distant from Berlin, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles, fare 90c.Mail daily.Population about 200.Belford Samuel, laborer Boomer Alfred, commissioner Boomer John, saw mill Brown John, farmer Brown Robert, farmer Bugg James, sawyer Bundy John, waggonmaker Charlesworth David, miller Clark Joshua, agent Crosby Jacob, saw miller Fi® Oliver C., clerk Fish Robert Y., postmaster, storekeeper Glew John, yoeman Gregory Hardy, laborer Gregory John, grist mill Gregory Joshua, laborer Haddock William, laborer Hawk & Brother, blacksmiths Hawk John, of Hawk & Brother Hawk Walter, of Hawk & Brother Lang Joseph, waggonmaker McIntyre James, laborer Miller Stephen, flaxdresser Orr Alexander, foreman flax mill Orr George, laborer Ovens William, farmer Patterson David, teacher ® Reid John, clerk Petch William, blacksmith Rafferty John, blacksmith Schmurr John, shoemaker Schœnau Christian, tailor Scott James, hotelkeeper Scott Robert, farmer Snyder Henry, sawyer Stewart John, blacksmith Strang Robert, flax mill, storekeeper Watson Kilborne, currier \u2018Williams John R., mail carrier, farmer \u2018Woodman Edward, carpenter Woodman W.G., hotelkeeper * LISADEL\u2014A village on the Maitland river, township of Howick, county of Huron.1t possesses grist and saw mills, Presbyterian, Wesleyan, New Connexion methodist, and Episcopal churches, and a good limestone quarry, and it is surrounded by a fineagricultural country.Distant from Wroxeter 8 miles, from Listowel 13 miles, from Seaforth,a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 34 miles, fare $1.874c.Mail daily.Population about 200.Adams Charles, farmer Auger George, laborer Campbell James A, carder Campbell Thomas, blacksmith Campbell Walter, school teacher Carder Deloss, M.D.Carter John, farmer * Sometimes called Fordwick.Danzer Joseph, shoemaker Dilworth Henry, farmer Driver Joseph, carpenter Hazlewood Richard, laborer Hinds William, farmer Hooker Charles, lime burner James William, waggonmaker Johnston James, tailor Ketchum Stephen, hotelkeeper Lambe William, farmer Locke Zophar, teacher Lyle John, teamster Matthews James, blacksmith Mills John, laborer Mitchell Arthur, postmaster, saw mill Newton Henry, gardener Noice Thomas, cabinetmaker Phillips George Henry, carpenter Senney Benjamin, farmer Sotheran Samuel, harnessmaker Spinks John, mason Sweetman John J., storekeeper, building contractor Thomas Elijah, waggonmaker Walker William G., J.P., hotelkeeper Wilson Thomas, councillor, grist mill LISBON\u2014A village in the township of North Easthope, county of Perth.is tant from Baden, à station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, from London 50 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Becker John, carpenter Beilstein Adam, carpenter Bernhard rev.George Evan, German church Crearer Donald, farmer Diebel George, farmer Diebel Simon, innkeeper Glebe George, blacksmith Glebe Adam, mason Hahl Lorenz, farmer Happle Benjamin, laborer Kautman Henry, mason Kote Henry, laborer Pluetzer George, farmer Reis John, carpenter Riehl John, farmer Smith Balthaser, farmer Stein Ekhard, farmer, &c.Treusch Jacob, carpenter Wagner Phillip, mason Wiegand Lorenz, shoemaker Wilhelm Jacob, farmer Zinkham John, postmaster, grocer Zinkham John N,, farmer LISBURN\u2014A small village in the township of Huron, county of Bruce.It is rincipally a farming community, but will Pe astation of the Toronto, Grey and Brues railway, which will tend to increase its prosperity.Distant from Goderich, the terminus of the Buffalo and Lake Huron branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 26 miles, fare $1.25 ; from Toronto 100 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 60.Buckingham Thomas, farmer Caig James, blacksmith Cliff Daniel, farmer Finley Alexander, farmer Finley Thomas, farmer Johnson Robert, reeve Ruttle Gideon, farmer Teskey Daniel, postmaster, farmer Teskey Hugh, lumber merchant LISTOWELL\u2014A lnrgo incorporated village on both banks of tho east branch of Maitland River, townships of Elma and Wallace, county of Perth.Tt is tho great collecting and distributing point for all kinds of produce of the surrounding country, which is thickly s.ttied.The business in grain alone is estimated at 100,000 bushels per annum, and the amount of commerce done by the merchants and dealers is ostimated at $200,000 per annum, Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here, Distant from Ilnrriston 14 miles, fare 76c.: from Ilawksville 22 miles, faro $1.; from Mitchell, n station o the Buffulo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 23 miles, fare 760; from Stratford, the county town, 86 miles, from Elora, 86 milous, fare $1.60.Mail daily.Population about 15600.Albion hotel, John Flaherty, proprietor Alexander John, storekeeper Allen rev.H.P., Wesleyan Anglo American hotel, T.Rolls, proprietor BANNER (THE), weekly annual subscription $1.50; Jos.il.lacking, editor, printer and publisher Barber Brothers, grocers and photographers Bonner John, dentist Bell rev.John W., Presbyterian Bennewais Henry, saddler Benning John, farmer Berdix Ferdinand, weaver Bogues William, ashery Bolton Lewis, of Herman & Bolton Brownlow Thomas, storekeeper CAMPBELL DONALD D, J.P, insurance agent, &c.CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO, D.D.Campbell, J.P., agent Chapman & Newman, shoemakers Climie & Bellinger, saw and grist mill Coleman Francis, grocer COMMERCIAL HOTEL and stage- house, livery attached, John Zimmerman, proprietor Coyn T.G., grocer Davison Samuel, farmer Denyes Nelson G., baker Dodd Charles B., plasterer Draper George, storekeeper Fennell Thomas G., solicitor Flaherty John, proprietor Albion hotel Flaherty Robert, watchmaker FREEHOLD BUILDING AND SAVING SOCIETY, D.D.Campbell, J.P., agent Galloway Alexander, cooper Gibson Wm., proprietor King William hotel Godsave George, tanner Hacking Brothers, druggists HACKING JOSEPH H., printer and publisher of the Banner, and printer of the Marturion HACKING WILLIAM II, postmaster, editor and proprietor of the Murturion Hagen William, speculator Halsted J.A., & Co., storekeepers Halsted Jas.A., of J.A.Halsted & Co.Halsted Stephen, of J.A.Ilalsted & Co.lay David D., reeve, clerk Division court Hay Thomas B., bailiff Hay William G., waggonmaker Harvey Paul, tuilor Henderson John, plasterer Hesson William, barber Heppler Jacob (7, cooper HERMAN & BOLTON, manufneturers of and denlers in all kinds of woollen goods, wholesale and retail Terman Royal W., of Terman & Bolton Tess Adam, of Hess & Co.HESS & CO.cabinet factory, manufacturer of all kinds of furnilure Hess George, of Tess & Co.Hess Willinm, of 1less & Co.Hethers Henry, waggonmaker Huggard Richard T,, solicitor Keeler Richard B., shoemaker Kidd Johnston, holelkeeyper .King William hotel, Willinm Gibson, proprietor ONTARIO.] DOMINION 477 DIRECTORY.Lis-LLo- Kribbs rev.Ludwig, Congregationalist Kyle James, shoemaker Large Jacob, butcher Lee James, saddler Little & Co., waggonmakers Little Edward G., storekeeper Livingstone J.& J., flax mill Livingstone John, dealer ; Livingstone John, jr., druggist Longman Samuel, carpenter Lorie Jacob Lortz George, of Hess & Co.Lustig August, butcher Martin Robert, insurance agent MARTURION (THE,) monthly, annual subscription The.; William H.Hacking, editor and proprietor; Joseph H.Hacking, printer Maynard (reorge, carpenter Maynard George, grocer MeDowell Thomas, farmer Mellraith Stéwart, proprictor Victoria tannery McKay Alexander, tailor McKenney William, shoemaker McKenzie Alexander, tailor Miller rev.Andrew E., ch of England MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.S.M.Smith, agent Moore John, proprietor Queen's Arms hotel Moore rev.J.W., Episcopal methodist Mortimore George, tinsmith Murray Archibald, shoemaker Nichol John, M.D.Osburn John, grocer Paul John, teamster Pethrick John, shoemaker Philp John, M.D.Queen\u2019s Arms proprietor Richardson William, carpenter Rodemich & Zinkham, storekeepers Rodemich George, of Rodemich & Zinkham Robinson Albert, bookstore Robinson Charles H., carpenter Rolls Theodore, proprietor American hotel Rothaher Michael, butcher Rothwell Benjamin, town clerk and treasurer Roy & McDonald, storekeepers Ryder John, shoemaker Schlimm Henry, saddler Schneider William, tinsmith Scott John, farmer Scott John W., storekeeper Sill Abraham, M.D.Smith Charles W., photographer SMITH SAMUEL M., agent Montreal Tolegraph Co., aud watchmaker and Joweller Smith William A.) farmer Steele Peter, carpenter Steinberg Henry, brewery Sutherland George, accountant Thompson John, storekeeper Tilt Brothers, stationers Tilt Isaac U., assessor Towner & Campbell, tannery Tremayue John A., nurseryman Tremayne Jolm G., baker Turnbull & Lockie, foundry Unger Benj.ML, manager for Thomas Brownlow Walker T., photographer Victorin Tannery, Stewart Mellraith, proprietor Waugh William T., storekeeper Wilson William, farmer ZIMMERMAN JOHN, proprictor Commercial hotel hotel, John Moore, Anglo -| Morgan & Brother, shoemakers Zinkham \u2014, of Rodemich & Zinkham LITTLE BRITAIN\u2014A village \u2018in the township of Mariposa, county of Vie- toria.Distant from Lindeay, a station of the Midland railway, 10 miles, fare 623c.; from Millbrook 35 miles, from Peterbo- rough 48 miles, from I\u2019ort Hope 53 miles, from Toronto 65 miles.Mail daily.Population about 850.Andrews John D, M.D.Antis Mrs.Mary, wid George Bible Christian church, rev.Jesse Whit- lock, minister Blewett & Deyman, blacksmiths Blewett James, of Blewett & Deyman, storekeeper Broad John, postmaster, tailor, storekeeper Christian church, Albert Henry, elder Deyman Humphrey, carpenter Deyman William, of Blewett & Deyman Glass Edward, of Sailes & Co.Hambley William, laborer Heary Albert, elder Christian church Hicks John, shoemaker Jackson William, hotelkeeper Kelly Jobn, waggonmaker Lobb George, waggonmaker Lobb Thomas, laborer McWalters James, harnessmaker McWalters Mrs.Jane, milliner Mallett George, jun., engineer Mallett George, sen., laborer Maunder Joseph, blacksmith Mark John, farmer Metherell Samuel H., storekeeper Metherell Seth, farmer Morgan Francis, of Morgan & Brother Morgan William, of Morgan & Brother Murley John, carpenter Prior Miss Johanna, school teacher Puley Walter, farmer Rogers E.& S., cabinet makers Rogers Enoch, of E.& S.Rogers Rogers Mrs.Enoch, milliner Rogers Obediah Rogers Samuel, of E.& S.Rogers Sailes & Co., rake factory Sailes John, of Sailes & Co.Smith Richard, of Sailes & Co.Snooks Richard N., harnessmaker Soper William, farmer Whiteside Robert F., J.P., carding mill Whiteside William Noble, M.D.Whitlock rev.Jesse, Bible christian LITTLE RIDEAU\u2014A village on the Long Sault Rapids, Ottawa river, township\u2019 of Eest Hawkesbury, county of Prescott.Distant from Hawkesbury 5 miles, from Point Fortune, a place of lauding for the Ottawa river steamers.7 miles, from Montreal 55 miles, fare 81.50; from Ottawa 65 miles, fare S1.50.Mail daily in winter, tri-weekly in summer.Population about 200, Armstrong Miss Ann, school teacher Barron Joseph, farmer Beatty John, tarmer Bélanger Jean Baptiste, innkeeper Bloomer John, farmer Brown James, blacksmith Chevrier Leandre, innkeeper Connor Patrick, farmer Cook Ruggles, farmer Duhamel rev.J.Thomas, R.catholic, resides in St.Eugène Gourlay John, blacksmith Goyet, grocer Hyde Miss Mary, school teacher Johnson Alexander, farmer Johnson William, farmer Kirby John, farmer Kirby Joseph, shoemaker Kirby William, J.P.Kirby & Wyman, stage proprietors y Larocque Jean, carringemaker Legault dit Deslauriers Hyacinthe, wood dealer Leroy Miss Augusta, school teacher Little John, mason Lovell William, farmer McAdam Miss Margaret, school teacher Montgomery Robert, farmer O'Callaghan Miss Mary, school teacher Ross Robert, farmer Ross Thomas, postmaster, storekeeper Spratt Christopher, stonecutter Stephens Henry, farmer Turcott Marc, innkeeper Waddell John, J.P.farmer Watson James, joiner WYMAN H.B,, furmer LLOYDTOWN\u2014A village in the township of King, county of York.Distant from Aurora, a station of the Northern railway, 14 miles, fare 60c.; irom Toronto 36 miles, Mail daily.Population about 350.Agnew William H., dentist Anderson John, blacksmith Armstrong captain Arthur,*J.P., clerk Division court, Ash John, proprietor Mansion hotel Brown Caleb, farmer Brown John, blacksmith Brown rev.George, Wesleyan Brown Thomas, Bryden William, farmer Cassidy John, cooper Cassidy Thomas, manufacturer of agricultural implements Cooper James, farmer Dougan James, tavernkeeper Doyle James, farmer EASTWOOD ALFRED, chemist and druggist EASTWOOD ANTHONY, J.P., poët- master, storekeeper Edwards George Edward George, jun., farmer Graham John, weaver Hanlon John, farmer Henderson James Henry William, farmer Hope Andrew Hope John, saddler Hulse Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas Kane Roger, tinsmith Lawrance James, farmer Lloyd Joel, farmer Lloyd William, farmer Lloydtown Mills, Hy.Tyson, proprietor Lodge Robert, waggonmaker McDougall J., farmer McKenzie Roderick, butcher Mahar Pierce, cabinetmaker Maloney Patrick, bootmaker Mansion hotel, John Ash, proprietor Miller Andrew Osler rev.H.B,, ch of England Perry Henry, farmer Pinkerton John, farmer Proven Thomas, laborer Ramsay Robert, waggonmaker Ray William, farmer Reynolds Robert, farmer Robinson Robert, shoemaker Scholfield William, M.D., coroner Shanks Peter, carpenter Shanks Peter, jun., éarding mill Shaw Thomas R., farmer Shaw William, patent chairmaker Smith John Smith William, laborer Stogdill Seymour, horse farrier Tawse Henry, brickmaker Thompson John, farmer Thompson William, farmer Thompson William, jun., farmer Tyson Henry, miller Los-Lox DOMINION 478 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF \u2018Tyson Thomas W., mill owner alsh Robert, surveyor Webb Abiather, farmer Wilson Alexander, farmer Winter Robert, farmer Winter Thomas Wreggitt James, carpenter Wreggitt Seth \u2018Wright John, carpenter LOBO\u2014A small village at the intersection of the London and Éarnis and Williams gravel road, township of Lobo, county of Middlesex.Distant from London 11 miles, fare 50c.; from Komoka, à station of the Great Western railway, 5 miles, fare 25¢.; from Sarnia 51 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Carmichael Hugh, J.P., farmer Caverhill Thomas, J.P., farmer Coakley Wilson, shoemaker Cook Mrs., dressmaker Edwards Henry, insurance agent Edwards John, J.P., farmer Edwards John, jun, farmer Evans H., shoemaker Gibbs John, laborer Haywood John, pedlar Irvin Joshua, farmer Johnston Daniel, cheese factor Livingstone Allan, cheese factor McArthur Archibald, farmer .McArthur D.A., & D.C., brick and tile makers McBean William, weaver McBride Neil, farmer McColl William, farmer McIntyre Hugh, J.P, farmer McKenzie John, postmaster, storekeeper McLeay John, M.D.McMillan rev.Duncan, Presbyterian McNeil John, pruning saw maker Mitchell William, harnessmaker Monger William F., innkeeper Moore Joseph, farmer Murch George, blacksmith Powell Thomas, farmer Powell Thomas, jun., plasterer Pringle William, township clerk Seaton Donald, J.P., farmer, county treasurer Shanklin George, saw mill Steel Able, farmer Steel Anthony, carpenter Wilkie George, laborer LOCH GARRY\u2014A small village in the township of Kenyon, county of Glen- ary.Distant from Montreal 70 miles, From Lancaster, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 16 miles.Mail tri-weekly- Population about 100.Cameron Alexander, sailor Fraser James, J.P.reeve, postmaster Grant Donald, shoemaker Grant John, farmer Grant Louis, farmer Jacob Moses, storekeeper McDonald Alex., innkeeper, shoemaker McDonald Alexander, laborer McDonald Alexander, tanner McDonald John, laborer McDonald Ronald, farmer McDougald Mrs.Ann, wid Alexander LOCHIEL\u2014A smallvillage in the township of Lochiel, county of Glengary.Distant from Cornwall, the county town and a station ofthe Grand Trunk railway, 80 miles, from Montreal 60 miles, Mail daily.Population about 60.Chisaolm Angus, storekeeper Dewar Roderick, postmaster, bailiff Donovan John, farmer Fraser Henry, blacksmith Harkin William, hotelkeeper Kerr Ronald, farmer McDonald rev.Alexander, BR.catholic McDonell Donald, farmer McDonell Donald D., tarmer McDougald Donald, farmer MecGillis Angus, farmer McGillis Duncan, farmer McGillis John, farmer McKay rev.Thomas, ch of Scotland McMillan Angus, farmer McMillan Archibald, farmer McMillan John, blacksmith McMillan John, farmer McMillan John B., farmer McPhee Alexander, farmer McPhee Donald, farmer Morris John, farmer Morris Michael, farmer Quigley Owen, J.P., township clerk, treasurer Rankin Angus, farmer SIMPSON JAMES, general store LOCKSLEY\u2014A post office station in the township of Alice, county of Remfrew.Distant from Sandpoint, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, miles, from Ottawa 100 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Biesenthal William, farmer Hamilton Andrew, farmer Hamilton William, farmer Legerwood James, farmer Little Samuel, farmer Little Samuel J., farmer Lowe John, farmer Lowe Thomas, farmer Montgomery John, farmer Sparling John, farmer Walford Wm.W., postmaster, teacher LOCKTON\u2014A village in tlie township of Albion, county of Peel.Distant from Paisley, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 4 miles, from Toronto 34 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 80.Barnby Robert, tavernkeeper Gormican James, waggonmaker Horan William, farmer Kelly Bernard, farmer Kelly Matthew, bootmaker Killacky John, weaver Lock Archibald Lucy Robert, farmer Milborn Joseph, flour mill Nosworthy Robert, cfockmaker Parkinson Adam, postmaster Tuthill John N., storekeeper Wallace Henry, carpenter LOGIERAIT\u2014A farm settlement in the township of Moore,county of Lambton Distant from Sarnia, a station of the Great Western railway, 9 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 59.Bell Christopher, farmer Boor N.N., farmer Bowles william, blacksmith Callum Duncan, farmer Carruthers Francis, carpenter Cole William, J.P., farmer Davidson John, carpenter Dods Robert, farmer Fleck R.J.P., farmer Garrick John, plasterer Guamn Theodore, carpenter Hossic David, J.P., postmaster, rceve Hossic Robert, carpenter Lappeer Peter, farmer McDermid rev.P., Presbyterian Shillinglaw William, carpenter Simpson William, constable Stamm Mrs.Hannah, teacher Stewart William, farmer Talbert James, shoemaker LONDESBOROUGH\u2014A thriving village in the township of Hullett, county of Huron.It issituated in the midst of a fine wheat growing country, on the Clin- ton and Wingham gravel road, and con- tains several mills and factories, Montreal Telegraph Co., has an oflice here.Distant from Clinton, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk raflway, 64 miles, fare 25c.; from London 56 miles, Mail duily.Population about 250.Andrews William H., farmer Barclay Samuel I, clerk Braithwaite James, farmer, township clerk Brodden George, blacksmith Brown Francis, farmer Brunsdon James, limeburner Brunsdon John, waggonmaker Bulger Nion, shoemaker Campbell James, storokeeper Carter Edward, blncksmit Chapple John Cockerline Anthony, blacksmith Cole Richard, jun., laborer Craven William, farmer Crisp Thomas, waggonmaker Dickson John, saw and grist mill Fell George, brickmaker Fleming James, farmer Graham Mrs.William Hagyard Robert, laborer Hagyard Thomas, jun., contractor Hagyard Thomas, sen., carpenter Herrginton William, farmer Hill 5 ohn, contraclor Hill Thomas, shoemaker Hill William, contractor Holland John, bartender HOLMES H.8, telegraph operator Kerr James, shoemaker Lasham John, hotelkeeper McBurney Thomas, waggonmaker Manning James, waggonmaker Monigomery Gcorge, blacksmith MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, H.S.Holmes, agent NEELANDS JOHN, postmaster, general merchant Rielly William, laborer Scott Robert, framer Shirbine Timothy, laborer Smith William, shoemaker Stirling George, farmer Walker David Walker Jabez, farmer Walker John, butcher Walker Mrs.Ann Wenham James, blacksmith Witts Charles, cabinetmaker Woodman Arthur, tailor Woodman Samuel, framer Woodman William, laborer LONDON\u2014The wosternmost city in tho Dominion of Canada, is benutifully situated on the river Thames, county of Mid- dlesex.It is the chief soat of the county, und honestly boasts a moro rapid and yrosperous growth than any city in British orth America.Forty yenrs ago its pro- sont site wns n wilderness; now it 1s a fine city, regularly laid out, having wide Btreots, well built upon with handsomo buildings, and has the best of rallway communication with all parts of Canada and the United Stutos.By bestowing on its streets, bridges and surroundings, familiar names to former residents of tho metropolis of tho world\u2014such ns, among others, Pall Mull, Bond, Piceadilly, Oxford.Waterloo, and Clarence streets, Wost- minster and Blackfriars\u2019 bridges, &o,\u2014 it endeavors to cluster round it fond recollections of its gront namesako.Its situation has justly earned for it the title of the \u2018\u2019 Forest city.\u201d It is surrounded by a rich agricultural district, which furnishes it with a largo trade in whent and other produce.In the city are a number of manufactories, mills, machine shops, foundries and browories, while immediately outsldeits limits aro very extensive potroloum refineries.These all glve om- ployment to a large body of men, and ONTAR10.] DOMINION 479 DIRECTORY.Lonpox.add greatly to the wealth and importance of the city.Richmond and Dundas are the principal business streets.Some of the buildings on there, as on other streets throughout thocity, give evidence of good architectural design and beauty in construction and finish.On Richmond street is the City hall, Post oflice, Montreal Tele- raph Company's office, Custom house, fk of Montreal, Bank of British North America, Merchants Bank of Canada, Cunadian Bank of Commerce, Cronyn hall, St.Peter's church, RR.catholic, St.\" James church (the Kirk), and St.Paul's cathe- drol, The Iantter is a handsome brick structure, and°possesses a lovel chime of bells, the sound of which must tond to revive the reminiscences of many who lived in the old land.Covent Garden market is situated on King street, the Court house, Gaol and Law offices on Ridout street, and throughout the city are churches of all denominations, schools, colleges, masonic, odd fellows, and temperance lodge rooms, &c, On Great Market street is the Crystal palace, a fine building erected for exhibition purposes, and attached to which are large and well adapted show grounds.On an eminence in the northern part of the city, rurrounded by extensive grounds, is Huron college, established in 1863, Hellmuth college, established 1865, and Hellmuth Ladies college, established 1869.These are all fine brick structures, and have.at their head the Lord Bishop of Huron.The best of professors are attached to each, and the highest branches of education are taught.To the energ and zeal of the Dean of Huron, Dr.Heli- muth, is this section of the Dominion due for the successfu) establishment of the two excellent institutions bearing his name.Four railway companies run their trainsthrough the city, the Grand Trunk, Great Western, Londonand Port Stanley, and New York Central, a third rail bav- ing been placed on the Great Western road for the accommodation of the latter.The stations and offices of these companies are situated between York and Bathurst streets.The depot of the Great Western is a large, fine brick building.This company have also extensive workshops here.Opposite their depot, on Richmond street, is the Tecumseh house, one of the largest hotels in the Province.On the corner of Richmond and King streets is the Revere house, and on Dun- das street, near Richmond, is Strong\u2019s well known hotel.A short distance from these hotels, at the foot of Dundas street, are the White Sulphur Springs, the famed medicinal and health invigorating qualities of which attract large numbers of invalids and tourists during the summer months.London is lighted by gas, is a port of entry, has a Board of Trade, and ws three daily, besides several weekly, newspapers.A number of its business Yon, and others employed in the city, reside in Westminster and Petersville, beautiful districts surrounding the city and situated on the opposite banks of the river Thames, Distant from Port Stanley 24 miles, from Stratford 83 miles, from Chatham 45 miles, from Sarnia 61 miles, from Hamilton 76 miles, from Detroit Hô miles, fare £3.50; irom Toronto 115 miles, fare $3.00; irom Montreal 458 miles, fare $10.Mails daily.Moncey Order office and savings bank.Population, of city proper, about 17,000; including suburban districts, about 20,000, MISCELLANEOUS INDEX, PADkS.LL es e sa iii, 501 Roard of Trade.601 Churches.601 Companies.Hn Corporation.503 County Officials.502 Cnstom House, .502 Educational.Bo2 Literary, .504 Lunatic Asylum, .hod Masonic.604 Nowspupers.504 Odd Fellows.«oo.B05 Tost OMee.ooueiivinnn.505 Saciotios Abarbanell Mrs.Eliza, wid Rodolph, East North Abbott Alex, R., confectioner, Dundas ABBCTT ALEXANDER, S,, city clerk, clerk of police court, City hall, Richmond, h North Abhott Brothers, carriagemakers, Dun- das Abbott Hodson G., of Abbott Brothers, Dundas Abbott Richard, customs officer, bds at Britannia house, Wellington Ahhott Samuel Ww, of Abhott Brothers, North Aheeson Mrs.Mary, wid John Abel George, upholsterer, York Abel William, painter, Thames Abraham Wm., carpenter, Westminster Abraham Wm., wheelwright, Bathurst Adams Daniel, engine driver, Waterloo ADAMS EDWARD, & CO., wholesale grocers, Dundas Adams Isaac, laborer, South Adams John F., engine driver G.W.R., King east Adams William, cooper, Grey Addison Joseph, fireman G.W.R., Horton Dundas Adson Francis, G.W.R., Adelaide Agnew John \u2018ashington,M.D., Dundas AGRICULTURAL MUTUAL ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF CANADA, C.Wilson, M.P., president ; W.R.Vining, vice-president; W.Niles, inspector; F.E.Cornish, solicitor ; Alexander and D.C.Macdonald, joint secretaries,e Ridout cor Car- ling Aikin Campbell, of Woodbery & Aikin, bds at Revere house ALANSON JOHN, grain merchant, King, h Ridout Alda John H., storekeeper, Wellington Alder Henry, laborer, King hill Alexander Thomas, clerk, Wellington Allan Daniel, laborer, Bathurst Allan James, teamster, Hamilton road ALLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, (under contract with the Government of Canada for the conveyance ofthe Canadian and American mails,) between Montreal, Quebec and Liverpool during summer navigation, and between Portland, Me., and Liverpool during winter navigation, Lead office, Montreal ; William Tharp, agent, East Horton.See Adv page facing first cover Allaster John, cooper, King east Allaster John, saloonkeeper, East Dun- das Allaster Peter, baker, Adelaide Allen Theophilus, clerk, Colborne ALLEY H.B.B, dry goods and millinery, Dundas, h Raglan Allison Charles, shoemaker, Dundas Alward Samuel, shoemaker, East Bathurst American house, Richmond AMERICAN MERCHANTS EXPRESS Co, Richmond Amiraux Timothy, M.D., Mill Anderson Alexander, Bathurst Anderson Alexander, M.D., Ridout Anderson Charles, laborer, Horton Anderson Edward, brakeman G.W.R.Richmond ANDERSON EDWARD, sole manufacturer of Crook\u2019s celebrated Wahoo bitters, Richmond, opp Temperance hall, h Fullarton Anderson George, carpenter, Cartwright 8.Grigg, proprietor, UNION S.Chadwick, agent, Anderson James, carpenter, Cartwright ANDERSON MURRAY, president London and Port Stanley railway,and proprietor of Globe foundry, Dundas Anderson Peter, barber, Wellington Anderson Richard, engine driver G.W.R., King east Anderson 8., blacksmith, Petersville Anderson Thomas, laborer G.W.R, Horton Anderson Thomas, painter, South Andrew John, jun., lost goods agent G.W.R., East York Andrews Edward J., fireman G.WR, Bathurst Andrews Jarvis, laborer, Grey ANDREWS JOSEPH, pork butcher, Richmond \u2019 Andrews William, second assistant fire department, Richmond Andrus Brothers, music store, Richmond, organ factory, King Andrus Charles W., of Andrus Brothers, Talbot Andrus William P., of Andrus Brothers, North Angles Samuel, laborer, Grey ANGLO AMERICAN HOTEL, John A.Cousins, proprietor, cor Welling- tonand York Angus William, machinist, East North Ansthistle John, laborer, Waterloo Anstie Mrs.M., wid Paul, Clarence Anundson Christian, cabinetmaker, Dundas Arbuckle Donald, King Archdeacon of London, ven.C.C.Brough, A.M., St John Archer James, printer, Talbot Archer Mrs.Mary, wid William,Bathurst Arkell Robert, produce dealer, York, h Ridout Armstrong James, Westminster Armstrong Mrs.Alice, wid Edward, Colborne Arnum Benjamin, conductor G.W.R.Simcoe Arscott Isaac, pedlar, King east Arscott Richard, tanner, Ann Arscott Samuel, Piccadilly Arscott Samuel, tanner, Ann Arth Lewis, cooper, bds at Montreal house, York Ashbery William, Hitchcock Ashton C.shoemaker, Grey Ashton John, East York Ashton Miss Mary, fancy goods.Dundas Ashworth John, brakeman G.W.R, Wellington Ashworth John, photographer, Richmond Aston Thomas, engraver, Dundas Atherton James, engine driver, West York Atkins John, waggonmaker, East North Atkins Joseph, painter, Maitland Atkins Moses, freightman G.W.R.Maitland Atkins Samuel, shoemaker, King east Atkins William, of Kohl & Atkins, King east ATKINSON J.& CO., wholesale importers of small wares, fancy goods, stationery and cutlery, Carling township clerk, Atkinson Joseph, of J.Atkinson & Co, North Atkinson Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Jno., North Atkinson William, laborer, Burwell ATLANTIC PETROLEUM WORKS, H.Vaterman & Brother, Hamilton roa Auckland Peter, blacksmith, Westminster LONDON.DOMINION 480 DIRECTORY.[ProviscE OF Auld John, conductor G.W.R., Richmond Austin Joseph, tavernkeeper, Clarence cor York Austin Joseph, saloonkeeper, King AYARS CHARLES TF.trunk satchel manufacturer, Dundas, Clarence ; Ayling William, painter, Petersville Baäbcock Harvey W., detective, York Babington Thomas, machinist, Bast Simcoe Bache Benjamin, and h agent, Litchfield Bache John W., salesman Litchfield Badcock Samuel, porter, West York Badcock Thomas A.waggonmaker, Petersville Bagley Jolin, Queen's hotel Carling Bagshaw Saml., carriagemaker, Dundas Bailey John, conductor G.W.R., East Simcoe Bailey William, carpenter, William Bailey William, farmer, W estminster Baili¢ Hugh, carpenter, Horton Baird Daniel, gardener, off Adelaide Baker Daniel, innkeeper, Westminster Baker David, laborer, York Baker I, W.C., livery stables, Clarence, h King Baler Jesse, shoemaker, King Baker John, bailiff, King cast BAKER JOHN EDWARD, dealer in foreign and domestic fruits, fish, ame, &c., Richmond, h Waterloo Baker Mrs.Eliza, wid M., Waterloo Baker William, express driver, North Baldie John, proprietor, Westminster hotel, King ; ; Balfe Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Dr., Ridout Balkville John A., clerk, Talbot BALKWILL HOUSE, William Sell, proprietor, King cor Talbot Balkwil! William, jun., Alma Balkwill William, sen, Alma Ball David, cabinetmaker, Richmond Ball John, carpenter, Adelaide Ball Jol, tailor, Dundas Ball William H., chemical soapmaker, East Dundas Bamford James, plasterer, Carling BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, Thomas Corsan, manager, Richmond BANK OF MONTREAL, William R.Dean, manager, Richmond Banks John, bricklayer, Colborne Baptist church, rev.James Cooper, D.D., York cor Talbot Barber Mrs.Margaretta, wid William, East North Barber R.Banks, of McLaren & Barber, bds Hiscox's block, Dundas Barclay George W., plasterer, Maitland Bardwell Daniel, waggonmaker, Hitchcock Barkam.Thomas, baker, Petersville Barker Samuel, of Becher, Barker] & Street, Waterloo Barker William, customs clerk and locker, Richmond, h cor James and Richmond Barker William, machinist, Duke Barkwell John, clerk, Talbot Barnard Frederick, moulder, King BARNARD JOHN B., proprietor Revere house, cor Richmond and King Barnard Peter C., auctioneer, Richmond, h Cartwright Barnell Edward, lahorer, King Barnes Edward, bricklayer, East York Barnes Mrs.Mary, wid William, Syden- ham Barnfather William, night foreman G.W.R., East Horton Barns Mrs.Jane, wid Patrick, Richmond BARRETT M., & CO., proprictors Lion- don chemical works, York Barrett M., of M.Burret & Co., resides in Toronto Barrett Patrick, pensioner, Adelaide Barrett R.G., of M.Barrett & Co, resides in Toronto BARRETT WALTER M, of M.Barrett & Co., bis at Tecumseh house, Richmond Barrett William, tenmster, Great Market Barron John, gardener, Waterloo Barron Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, Queen Barron Willis, hostler, Cartwright Barry Richard, blacksmith, Adelaide Burry Thomas, laborer, Colborne Bartlett John, builder, Richmond Bartley John, clerk, Maitland Barton Thomas, messenger, Talbot Barton Thomas R., bookkeeper, Richmond Bartram William IL, law student, King Baskerville William, police sergeant, Mill Bass James, laborer, East hill Bassfield Titus, Colborne Battershall William, finisher, Richmond Baughton Lewis, bricklayer, Carling Bawden & Parish, auctioneers, Talbot Bawden William, of Bawden & Parish, Westminster Baxter H.A., lumber dealer, Dundas cor Wellington, h John Bayles Thomas, barber, Richmond Bayly rev.Benj., ch of England North BAYLY RICHARD, barrister, Talbot Baynes Oswald, carpenter, Fullarton BEALE CHARLES J.draughtsman and engraver, cor King and Richmond, bds at Strong's hotel, Dundas Beaton Henry, of McCrosson & Co, Richmond, h Talbot Beaton John, grocer, King Beattie Andrew, farmer, Westminster Beattie Benjamin, laborer G.W.R., Richmond Beattie David, Kent Beattie John, cooper, York Beattie John N., clerk, Petersville BEATTIE THOMAS, & CO., importers of French millinery, mantles, dry goods, &c., Dundas Beattie Thomas, of Thomas Beattic & Co., Dundas Beatty Charles, bookkeeper, bds at Tecumseh house, Richmond Beatty Robert, farmer, Westminster BECHER, BARKER & STREET, barristers at law, Carling Becher Francis, law clerk, Thornwood Becher Henry, of Becher, Barker & Street, George cor Grosvenor Becher Henry C.R., of Becher, Barker & Street, George cor Grosvenor Beck James, tailor, Dundas Beck Richard, boilermaker, East North Beck William, laborer, Grosvenor Beddome A.H., clerk Bank of Montreal Beddome Foskett Brandon, insurance agent, Richmond, h Market Bedford Mrs.R.H., wid John, Wellington Beech Henry, draughtsman and wood engraver, Dundas, h Ridout Beecher George, silverplater, Dundas Beek James, laborer, Maitland Beeks William, turner, Bathurst Begg William, boot and shoe store, Dun- as, h King east Begley George, confectioner, Carling Belfoy Jacob H., salt manufacturer, Hitchcock Bell H., commission merchant, bds at Tecumseh house, Richmond Bell J.H., of Jones & Bell, Simcoc Bell rov.James, New Connexion methodist, Bast orton Bell William, barber, Kast I[orton Bell Wm., blacksmith G.W.R., Maitland Bell William, carpenter, Duke Bellerey Joseph, agent, Waterloo Belton James HL, of Willis, Belton & Co.Wellington BELTZ EDMUND, hatter and furrier Dundas, h Horton Beltz Henry, Horton Beltz Henry, hutter, Palbot Benjamin George, oil refinery, Talbot Bonnet Thomas, tavernkeeper, Clarence Bennett Charles, enbinetmnlker, King Bennett Thomns, fitter, Maitland Benning William, laborer, Cartwright Benson Charles H., melodcon maker, Wellington Benson Dempsey, melodeon maker, East North Benson Mrs.Ellen, wid Michacl, laundress, Horton Benson Odey, finisher, East Horton Bentley Henry, grocer, King Bergin Patrick, grocer, Burwell Bergin Patrick, tailor, King cast Berringer Mark H., of Englehart & Cos, bds at Tecumseh house, Richmond Berry George, laborer, Colborne Besold Frederick, grocer, Talbot Bethemanuel B., Episcopal methodist church, East Grey Bethune Frank E., junior clerk Molsons bank Beverley George, St James Bezanson George, cooper, Bathurst Bible depository, William Clark, agent, Richmond Bickell John, North Bickley Francis, blacksmith, Welling ton Bidnall John, bricklayer, Duke Biggs James, carpenter, Duke Biggs John, hostler, Talbo Billen George, laborer, Adelaide Bilton Brothers, soda water, Dundas Bilton Edw.S., of Bilton Brothers, Dundas \u2018 Bilton Joseph, of Bilton Brothers, Clarence Bingham Hiram C., insurance agent, Dundas Bird Michael, tailor, Duke Birrell George, of Jolm Birrell & Co., Carling BIRRELL JOHN, & CO, dry goods, Carling Birvell John, of John Birrell & Co, Westminster Birrell Mrs.Hermine, wid Ralph, Kent Birrell W.IL, of John Birrell & Co, Dundas Bissel William, scedsman, Westminster Black Alexander, cab driver, Colborne Black James, servant, Waterloo Blackall Joshua, carpenter, Clarence BLACKBURN J.& 8., editors, printers and publishers of the London Free Press, Richmond BLACKBURN JOSIAIT, of J.& 8.Blackburn, Market BLACKBURN STEPHEN, of J.& 5.Blackburn, Dundas Blackfriars mills, flour and feed stores, George Phillips, off Ridout Blackwell Mrs, June, wid William, Kast Horton Blackwell Robert, carringe trimmer, Wellingion Blnckwell Thomas, shoemaker, South Blackwell William, fireman G.W.R, East [orton Blain Joseph, clerk, bds at Clarence ONTARIO.] DOMINION 481 DIRECTORY.Loxpon.Blain Richard, of J.Atkinson & Co, resides in Galt Blair James, train despatcher G,W.R, East York Blair James, jun, Alma ; Blnir John, collector, office City hall, Richmond, h Bast Duke Blair William, train despatcher G.W.R., and telegraph operator, East York Blake James, gardener, Westminster Blakeney Thomas, teller Bank of Canada, William Bland Mrs.Aun, wid Robert, Florton Bland William, laborer, hds York Bleach James, lahorer, King cast Bligh Mie.Joanna, wid John, East Dundns , Rlinkhorn Walter M., clerk, Petersville Blinn Hiram W., clerk, Talbot Blinn Warren, Mill Bly Thomas, baker, Talbot BOARD OF TRADE, Charles P.Smith, president ; Thomas Churcher, secre- tary-treasurer, Richmond Bock Hermann, bookbinder, bds at J.McDowell's, Talbot Bodkin John, grocer, Hamilton road Boldson Robert, laborer, Clarence Bolton James, carpenter, Talbot Bond Abraham, plasterer, Carling Bonn Joseph, carpenter, Horton Bonser Alexander, painter, Oxford Bonser George, gardener, George Bonser John, painter, Bathurst Bonser Mrs.Jolin, Waterloo Booth George, porter, Clarence Booth Joseph, car superintendent G.W.R., Horton Booth Richard, boots and shoes, Dun- das Borland William, carpenter, East hill Bostwick Edwin, restaurant, Richmond Boswell George, Corn Exchange saloon, Market sq Boucher Daniel,carpenter, bds Fullarton Boummitt Reuben, manufacturer of oil- boring tools, Ridout Bower Alexander, baker, Adelaide Bowes Mrs.Mary, Colborne Bowley George, builder, East North Bowman Daniel, agent, Burwell Bowman John, scalemaker, Market sq, h Petersville BOWMAN WILLIAM, superintendent London and Port Stanley railway, Colborne Boyce Henry, builder, Watson Boyce John, tavernkeeper, Ridout Boyd ITenry, tinsmith, Simcoe Boyd Henry, messenger Custom house, Richmond, I King Boyd James, clerk, Cartwright Boyd James T.,clerk Savings department Bank of Montreal Boyd John, constable, Grey Boyd Robert, tailor, Dundas, h Peters- ville Boydgoold Thomas, laborer, Horton BOYER T., accountant ITuron and Erie Savings and Loan society Boyle Jumes B., headmaster Central school, Dundas Boyle Jolm, blacksmith, Simcoe Bradford Amos, agent, Adelaide Bradley John, engine driver GW.R, William Bragg Frederick, cooper, Richmond, h John Bramer Edwnrd, farmer, Petersville Brandon Michael, gardener, Simeoe Brant David, brakeman G.W.R., King cast Braund Mrs, Elizabeth, wid John, East Simcoe Merchants Braund George, laborer, Palace Bravender William, currier, bds Bathurst Bray Henry, conductor G.W.R., Grey Bray John, bricklayer, Clarence Bray Patrick, laborer, Duke Bremner Alexander J., printer, St James BREMNER MALCOLM J., reporter, Westminster Bremner Peter, cooper, Bathurst Bremner Rohert, cooper, Bathurst Breunan \u2014, gardener, Talbot Brennan Dennis, laborer, Piccadilly Brennan Edward, laborer, Mill Brennan John, tanner, Ann Brennan Mrs.Bridget, wid Patrick, Duke Brennan Patrick, teamster, Waterloo Bryan John, bricklayer, Clarence Briant Henry, of Adams & Co., bds Talhot Brien Mrs.Mary, wid Patrick, Clarence Brierley James B., printer, Oxford Briggs rev.Wm., Wesleyan, King east Bright Henry, carpenter, Market Bright Henry, batteryman G.W.R.Brinton Thomas, pedlar, Grey BRITANNIA HOUSE, Thomas Loyd, proprietor,a first class livery attached, Wellington cor York BRITISH EMPIRE HOTEL, William Flaherty, proprietor, East Bathurst cor Burwell Britt David, laborer, Grey Broadley John, engine driver G.W.R., William Broadvent Joseph, builder, York Brock Isaac, plasterer, Wellington Brock Isaac, professor Huron college, George Brock Joshua, engineer, Waterloo Brock Mrs.L., wid John, Grey Brock rev.Isaac, M.A, St.John's chapel, ch of England, principal Huron College Brock Thomas.driver G.W.R., Hill Brodie Hugh, station master G.W.R,, York Brodie James, Park cottage, n Lunatic asylum Brogan John, porter G.W.R., Syden- ham Bronsted Henry, finisher, Mill Brooks James, laborer, East North Brooks John, laborer, East hill Brooks Leonard, printer, Talbot Broome Gordon, teacher in Hellmuth college, Waterloo Brophey Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Bernard, Clarence Brophy Patrick, laborer, Cartwright Brough ven.C.C.A.M, archdeacon of London, St John Brouse Charles, proprietor Golden Quoit Liotel, Burwell cor East York Brown Alfred G., clerk, North Brown Arthur, laborer, Richmond Brown Charles, proprietor Ontario saloon, Richmond Brown E.engineer, Hitchcock .Brown Edward, carpenter, Petersville Brown George, blacksmith, Ridout Brown George, engine driver G.W.R,, Burwell Brown George, fireman, East Horton Browu IL, bds at Tecumseh house, Ricl- mond Brown ITenry, brewer, Queen Brown Jacob, piano tuner, Richmond Brown James, clerk, Mill Brown John, chamberlain, office City hall, Richmoud, h North Brown J.II, & S.R, school teachers, North 34 Brown J.I, of J.H.& S.R.Brown, North Brown James II.) of J.H.& S.R.Brown, North Brown J.H.& S.R., Mammoth livery, opp Strong's hotel, Dundas BROWN JOHN JENNINGS, solicitor, &c., Richmond, h North Brown Matthew, fireman G.W.R., East Simcoe Brown Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Joln, charwoman, Simcoe Brown Mrs.Jane, wid James, Mill Brown Mrs.Mary H., wid Benjamin, boarding house, York Brown Mrs.William, Simcoe Brown Richard C., Ridout Brown Robert, draper, Litchfield Brown Robert, tank inspector G.W.R,, ng Brown Samuel R., of J.H.& S.R.Brown, North Brown V.À, M.D., Kent Brown William, carriagemaker, Fullar- ton Rrowne Henry Richard, law student, Bidout Browne Thomas, hoiler works, Hamilton road and William Bruce David, of Stewart, Bruce & Co, Fullarton Bruce John, laborer, York Bruce major Henry, Petersville Bruer \u2014, laborer, Maitland Brummitt Reuben, carriage spring maker, cor Ridout and Bathurst Brunstead Henry, finisher, Mill BRUNTON WILLIAM G., dry and fancy goods, Dundas, h Litehtield Bruyère rev.M.J., R.catholic, St Peter\u2019s church Bryan Robert, East Horton Bryant Henry, of E.Adams & Co.Bryce John M, engine driver, Bathurst Bryce William, bookseller, Richmond Bryce William, laborer, Ann Bryce William, laborer, Dundas BUCK E.A., operator Montreal Tele graph Co., bds Pathurst Buckle Mrs.Hanhah, wid Jeremiah, Picton BUCKLE WILLIAM D., reporter of the Herald, Picton Buckley David, carriage trimmer, East Dundas Bucklin Charles, butcher, Victoria Bucknell Henry, gasfitter, Grey BUDD B., veterinary surgeon, Ridout Bugler Richard, jun., gardener, Co!- borne Bugler Richard, sen, borne BUILDER (THE),monthly, annual subscription 50c., T.W.Dyas, editor, proprietor and publisher.Richmond Bull Charles, miller, Bathurst Bullen Robert, of H.F.McDonald & C gardener, Col- \"0.Bullock John, butcher, Richmond Bunker John, laborer, Grey Bunn Joseph, carpenter, Horton Bunning John W., fruiterer, Richmond Burch Mrs.Jane, Adelaide Burch William, plasterer, Market Burdett George, engine driver G.W.R.King east Burgess John, King east Burke Angus.laborer, Simcoe Burke Edward, photographer, Richmond, h Clarence Burleigh William, shoemaker.Sydenham Burnes James, Lookkeeper, Richmond Burnett John, wool dealer, John 5 LoNDON.DOMINION 482 DIRECTORY.[Province or Burnison William, Maitland Burns George, clothier, Dundas, h Hitchcock ; Burns James, blacksmith, York Burns James, chief clerk inland revenue office, John BURNS JAMES, secretary Ontario Savings and Investment society Burns Mrs.John, Dundas Burns Mrs.Mary Ann, wid William, Fullarton Burns Robert, discount clerk, Bank of British North America, bds at Westminster ; Burr James, laborer, Pall Mall Burridge Jolm & Co., shoemakers, Dun- dus Burrows Frederick, slater, East hill Burrows George, bandbox maker, Adelaide Burrows Philip, painter, off Adelaide.Burt J.L., engine driver G.W.R, Bathurst Burt Sumuel, carpenter, Bond Burton George, boilerwasher G.W.R., Simcoe Burton James, storekeeper, Adelaide Busby James, bookkeeper, Clarence Bush Simeon, carpenter, Wellington Butcher William, painter, Piccadilly Butler Mrs.A., wid Henry, Wellington Buttery Walter, plasterer, Carling Buttrey Henry jo clerk, Simcoe Buttrey William Henry, tailor, Simcoe Byron Valentine, King east Cadman John, bds at Britannia house, Wellington Cabill Thomas, Ridout CALDER ALEXANDER, butcher, Dundas Calder John, machinist G.W.R., William Calder Wm,engineer G.W_.R., East York Caldwell Charles, agent, Duke Caldwell Moscs, repairer G.W.R., East hill Caldwell Thomas, cabinetmalker, King, h Talbot Callaghar Patrick, laborer, East hill Calooley John, laborer, Victoria Camelon rev.Dawid, ch of Scotland, Hitchcock Cameron Angus, Waterloo Cameron Duff, customs surveyor, Richmond, h St James CAMERON H.D., travelling inspector Huron and Erie Savings and Loan society, Talbot CAMERON JOHN, & BROTHER, editors, proprietors and printers of the Daily Advertiser, Richmond CAMERON JOHN, of Jobn Cameron & Brother, Maitland Cameron Miss M., milliner, Talbot Cameron Thos., Hitchcock cor Ridout CAMERON WILLIAM, jan., of John Cameron & Brother, Dundas Cameron William, sen., printer, Dundas Campbell A.D., carpenter, Carling Campbell C.T., M.D., Clarence Campbell Donald, blacksmith, Colborne Campbell Donald, stonemason, Mill Campbell Duncan, agent, Petersville Campbell H.M,, sewing machine agent, Market lane Campbell James, agent, Wellington (Campbell James, machinist, Petersville Campbell John, Sydenham Campbell John, carriage builder, King, h York Campbell John, jeweller, Dundas Campbell John Berry, M.D.Campbell Mrs.H., wid Alex., Talbot Campbell Mrs.J ohn, laundress, York Campbell Thomas, carpenter, Horton Campbell Robert, yardman G.W.R, East Horton Campbell William, carpenter, Horton Canadian Agricultural emporium, Wil- linm Weld, proprietor, Dundas CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, William Simpson, manager, cor Richmond and Carling CANADIAN EXPRESS CO, 8.Chadwick, agent, Richmond Cannom Thomas, carpenter, King Capon Charles, luborer, Market Carey Mrs., wid, Bathurst Carey William, of E.A.Taylor & Co, Oxford Carfrae Robert, carpenter, Westminster Carling hon.John, of W.& J.Carling, Waterloo Carling Thomas, Pall Mall CARLING W.& J, City brewers, Waterloo Carling William, of W.& J.Cuwling, Waterloo Carpenter Mrs.Hannah, wid Henry, Adelaide Carpenter Mrs.Jane, wid Joel, Clarence cor Bathurst Carr Mrs.Lucinda, wid Caleb, East Dundas Carrie William L., bookseller and stationer, Richmond, bds at Tecumseh house, Richmond Carrol Jas., clerk G.W.R., Westminster Carrol William, Colborne Carter David, laborer, Waterloo Carter Robert, brakeman G.W.R., East hil Carter Robert, proprietor Farmers hotel, Dundas Carter William, painter, Ridout Cartledge Geo., shoemaker, Richmond Cartledge Mrs.E., wid Geo, William Carty Robert, pedlar South Case William, traveller, York Caslake Ths.Henry, painter, Bond Cassidy Mrs.Jane, wid Henry, -Peters- ville Castle James, waggonmaker, King Cater Charles, carriage painter, Duke Cathro Thomas R., messenger Bank of British North America, Maitland Cattermole James, M.D., King east Caudwell Edmond J, laborer, r Dundas Cavanagh J.C., watchman G.W.R., Chapman Charles, bookbinder, Dundas Chapman Glmrles, dry goods, Dundas Chapman John, tanner, Ann Chapman Mrs.Uhnrles, milliner, Dundas Chapman Robert, printer, Talbot Chapman William, butcher, King Toast Chapman William, carpenter, Grey Chapman William, tinsmith, Bond Charlton Gregory, farmer, Ridout Charlton John, Simcoe Charlton Robert, ticket clerk, operator G.T.R., Bathurst Charnock Robert, bricklayer, Richmond Cheek Mrs.Anna, wid, Tast Horton Chevers John, moulder, Simeone Chilcott Frederick, fireman G.W.R., East York Chinneek John, shoemaker, Bathurst Chinnery Richard, baker, Litchfield Chisholm Andrew, & Co, dry goods, Dundas Chisholm Andrew, of Andrew Chisholm & Co., Talbot cor Kent Chisholm George, traveller, Waterloo Chisholm 1Iivaun, salesman, Bast North Christ church, ch of England rev.James Smythe, M.A.rural dean, incumbent, Welling ton cor East hill Christian Cole, shoemaker, Ridout, h Thames Christie John, builder and grocer, Piccadilly cor Waterloo Church Frank, tavernkeeper, Maitland Church Henry L., of Jas.Ferguson & Co., St James CHURCH SOCIETY, diocese of Huron, right rev.the Lord Bishop of Huron, president ; rev J.Walker Marsh, secretary, Richmond CHURCHER THOMAS, official assignee, secretary-treasurer Board of Trade, Ridout cor Carling, h Horton City Arms hotel, J.Pannell, proprietor, King CITIZENS INSURANCE CO.OF CANADA, E.B.Reed, agent, Richmond City Gas Co., Charles Hunt, president ; Thomas Drouth, secretary, Horton cor Ridout City hospital, Alderman Hughes, presi, dent, Wellington CITY HOTEL, J.Mossop, proprictor Dundas Dundas Ceaser George, of McDonald & Ceaser, Dundas Central school, James B.Boyle, head master, York Chadwick Barkley Elias,clerk, Richmond CHADWICK SAMUEL, agent Cana- \u2018dian Express Co., and American Merchants Express Co, Richmond, h Dundas Chaleraft Frank, of Chalcraft & Wright, ill Chaleraft & Wright, butchers, Dundas Chalmers William, saloon, Richmond, h East York Chambers Charles, engineer G.W.R,, Hamilton road Chambers David, bookkeeper, Richmond Chambers George, superintendent car shops G.W.R., bds at Montreal house, York Chambers William, locomotive superintendent G.W.R.Chambers William G., bookkeeper, Inst Horton Chapman Albert T., of Smith, Chapman & Co., Hitchcock Chapman Alfred, carpenter, Colborne Chapman Andrew, King CITY MILLS, Charles Hunt, proprietor, foot Talbot Clampitt James, teamster, Colborne Clancey James, inborer, Victoria Clancey Michael, laborer, Victoria Clappitt B.G., teamster, Colborne Clare John K., accountant, Bast North Clare Thomas, painter, Simcoe Clarence house, J.Ryan, proprietor .King Claris M., jeweller, Wesiminster Clark \u2014, bds Enst York Clark Alex.shoemaker, Hamilton rond Clark Alvin S., barbor, Richmond, h Bathurst Clark Aurelius, barber, East North Clark Edwin, laborer, Bnthurst Clarke George,Inborer G.T.R.,Potorsville Clark Geo., telegraph operator G.W.R.Clark James, agent, Talbot Clark James, cooper, Talbot Clark James, shoemaker, Simcoc Clark John, brakeman G.T.R., York Olark Jol, clerk, Waterloo Clark Norman, G.W.R., Maitland Clark Thomas, lnborer, Carling Clark Thomas IL, painter, Muitland Clark William, agent, Oarlin Clark William, shoemaker, Wellington Clarke Alvin 8., barber, Richmond Clarke Mrs, Mary, wid J ohn, Clarence = ep re \"ON TARIO.] DOMINION 483 DIRECTORY.LoNpoN.Ulurke I\u2019, S, insurance agent and exchange broker, Richmond, I Litch- field Clarke Mrs.Mary, wid William, Colborne Clarke Robert, bookseller, Market lane, L Oxford .Claydon Joseph, G.T.R., Adelaide Claypole Arthur H., carriage trimmer, Talbot Claypole Mrs.Mary Ann, wid John, hoarding house, cor Talbot and Horton Clayton Mrs.Alice, wid James, Col- borne \u2026 Clegg Robert, grocer, Clarence cor Sim- cot Oleg Thos., barrister, Richmond, li King Cleghorn Andrew, of BE.Adams & Co, Duke Clemer J., brakeman G.W.R., Bathurst Clench Mrs.Cerina, wid col.Joseph, Waterloo \u2018 Cleveland John D., pumpmaker, Westminster \u2018Cleveland William P., clerk Tecumseh house, Richmond Cliff Alfred, mason, King east Clifford Charles, carpenter, Waterloo Cobbledick William, butcher, Burwell ockburn John, carpenter, Richmond, h Bathurst Cockell John, night watchman, North Cocker rev.William, D.D., New Connexion methodist, editor of the Evangelical Witness, Dundas n Waterloo Coddington Aaron, North \u2018Code William G., Adelaide Code William H., of Wilson & Code, bds at Anglo American hotel, Wellington Coffee Thomas, grocer, Richmond Coffey Patrick, laborer, Petersville \u2018Coghlan Michael, St James Coghlin J.Joseph, painter, Wellington Coin William, currier, Bathurst Cole Edwin, chairmaker, King Coleman Edward, furniture store,Ridout \"Coleman George, gardener, Maitland Coleman Wm,, pensioner.r Market Colerick Henry, painter, George \u201cColes Frank, reporter, Oxford Coles Robert, teamster, Great Market COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS, James B.Strathy, Richmond Collett Edward S., customs clerk, Richmond, Ir Mill Collins James, engineer G.W.R., Simcoe Collins John, Grosvenor Collins Miss Mary, dressmaker, Wellington Collins Thomas, tanner, Thames Collinson James, engineer G.W.R, William \u201cColman James, bricklayer, East Simco¢ Colquhoun Nelson, shoceutter, Clarence Colwell Thomus, upholsterer, Talbot Comber Mes, Mary A., wid John, Market Jombs Henry, eabinetmaker, King Comatock Harvey, laborer, Carling Condon Samuel M, Clarence Conklin Thomas, brakeman G.W.R, Richmond Connell David, blacksmith, Simcoe Jonnell John, laborer, Market Connell John, laborer, Bathurst Connell Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Wu, York Connolly Cornelius, policeman, Richmond Connolly Henry, laborer, William Connor Charles W., county engineer, resides at Dorchester Jounor James, lnborer, Thames Connor John, shoemaker, Market sq, h South Connor John, shoemaker, Petersville Connor Michael, fitter G.W.R., Thomas Connor Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Jobn, Market Connors & Dennis, monlders, Ridout Connors John, laborer, Thames Conron Daniel, tailor, Piccadilly Conroy Philip, laborer, William Constable William, repairer G.W.R., Wellington CONVENT OF THE SACRED HEART, Madame Desmarquest, superioress, Dundas Conway Thomas, Westminster COOK PHILIP hoots and shoes, Dundas Cook Thomas, cabinetmaker, Talbot Coombes Christopher, farmer, Petersville Coombes John, carpenter, Petersville Coombs Henry, cabinetmaker, King (Coombs John, laborer, Simcoe Cooper Edmund H, blacksmith, King Cooper Frank, photographer, Richmond Coopér James, mason, Petersville Cooper John, photographer, Dundas, h Clarence Cooper Mrs.Amelia, wid Francis, Simcoe Cooper Mrs.Mary, wid D.East South Cooper rev.James, D.D., Baptist, Talbot Cooper William, of Mann, Hilson & Cooper, Hamilton road Cooper Wm, school teacher, Petersville Coote Archibald, stonecutter, Adelaide Copeland Joseph, painter, Grey Cork George, brakeman G.W.R., Richmond Cornish Francis Evans, of Cornish & McDonald, Talbot Cornish Frederick, conductor G.W.R., Hitchcock Cornish John, bridge inspector G.W.R,, York Cornish John, conductor G.W.R., Sim- coe Cornish & McDonald.barristers, Dundas Cornwall I.B,, assistant deputy clerk of peace, Talbot Corp John, Oxford Corrigan Christopher S., barrister, Dun- das, h North Corrigan Mrs.Ann, wid, North Corrothers Elijah, carpenter, North CORSAN THOMAS, manager Bank of British North America, Richmond Costanillo Josephus, carpenter, Market Cottrell George, clerk, King east Cottrell Patrick, laborer, King east Couch William Robert, cabinetmaker, Petersville Coulson Joseph, South COUNTY CLERK, James office Ridout cor Dundas County engineer, C.W.Connor, office Ridout cor Dundas County gaol, Joseph Lamb, gaoler : Mrs.June Doyle, matron, Ridout cor Dun- das County judge and chairman of General Sessions, William Elliott, Court house, Ridout Court house, Samuel Stansfield, keeper, Ridout cor Dundas Cousins James M., pumpmaker, Bathurst Cousins Job, pumpmaker, Wellington Cousins John, jun, fanning mill maker, Talbot COUSINS JOIIN A., proprietor Anglo American hotel, cor Wellington and York Cowan Edward, laborer, Adelaide Cowan James, of Cowan & Wright, Hitchcock Cowan & Wright, hardware, Dundas Cowley Bdward, daivyman, r Dundas Cowley Mrs.Mary, wid Joseph, Dundas Keefer, ! Cronya Verschoyle Corley Robert W., grocer, Hamilton roa COX GEORGE, chief clerk P.O., cor Waterloo and Oxford Cox Mrs.Mary, wid Jos., Hamilton road Cox Thomas, engine driver G.W.R., Ba- hurst Craddock George, architect, Talbot Craig James A., clerk G.TR, bds at Revere house, Richmond Craig John, plasterer, Carling Craig Miss, Talbot Craig Mrs.Sarah, wid John, Bathurst Craig Samuel H., carpenter, Duke Crane Owen, cooper, bds at Britannia bouse, Wellington Craneshaw Thomas, laborer, Horton Crawford Andrew, engine driver G.T.R., Simcoe Crawford Mrs.Isabel, wid Andrew Maitland Cray Mrs.Johanna, wid James, Market Creab Alex., machinist, East Horton Crein William, shoemaker, Wellington Cremer Charles, blacksmith, Grey Cressal Joseph, shoestore, Dundas, h Picton Crispin George, Adelaide Crispin William, cigarmaker, William Critile William, grocer, Dundas Crocker John, carpenter, Market Crocker Mrs.J., grocery, Ridout Croft Benjamin, of Green, Crofts & Co, Waterloo Crombie John, book agent, Bathurst Crone John, carpenter, St James Cronyn Benjamin, of Cronyn & Cronyn, East north Cronyn Benjamin, of Goodhue & Cronyn, Adelaide cor North CRONYN & CRONYN, barristers, attorneys, solicitors, &c., Dundas Cronyn Frank, clerk in post office inspector\u2019s office, Westminster CRONYN RIGHT REV.BENJAMIN, D.D., Lord Bishop of Huron, Westminster of Cronyn & Cronyn, East Dundas | Crook John, blackshith, King, h Clarence | Crook Mrs.Johanna, wid John, Clarence CROOK'S CELEBRATED WAHOO BITTERS, manufactured solely by E.Anderson, Richmond, opp Temperance hall Crosbie Miss Margaret, store, Waterloo Crow Jas, of Plews & Crow, Bathurst Crow John, laborer.Maitland Crow Mrs.Mary, wid Timothy, East south 2 CROWN HOUSE, Chs Lilley, Dundas Crown saloon, James Mayts, proprietor, Dundas Crowther Joseph, soapmaker, Oxford Cruickshank Alexander, of J.& A.Cruickshank, Ann Cruickshank J.& A, tobacconists, Dun- as Cruickshank John, of J.& A.Cruick- shank, Kent Cruickshank Mrs.Catherine, wid John, Ann Cryer John W., coppersmith G.W.R, Clarence Crystal palace, Waterloo Cumbers William, laborer, Richmond Cumbledge Geo, coachman, Pall Mall Cumming William, cooper, Bathurst Cummins James, tinsmith G.W.R., Ba- thurst Cunningham John, watchman G.W.R.West York ! Great market cor Lonpon.DOMINION 484 DIRECTORY.: [PROVINCE OF Curric Donald, freight agent G.W.R., North Curry Michael, carter, Hitcheock Curtin Palrick, soapmaker, Westminster Curtis John, boilermalker, Carling Cushing William, saddler, London township CUSTOM IIOUSE, J.B.Strathy, collector, Richmond Cuthbert Andrew, shoemaker, Ridout Dagg Richard, Five Alls inn, Hamilton road DAILY ADVERTISER, daily, annual subscription $4; John Cameron & Brother, editors, proprietors aud printers, Richmond Dale Jacob, farmer, Westminster Dale John, farmer, Westminster Daley Dulrick, laborer, Walerloo Dalton Henry D, post office clerk Carl- ing Dalton Joseph, butcher, Covent Garden market, hh Petersville Dalton Mrs.Mary, wid Henry, Talbot Dalton Wm, pensioner, oft Colborne Danicls Jumes, carpenter, Pelersville Daniels William, carpenter, l\u2019etersville Danks Isaiah, agent, St James Danks Samuel, Talbot Darch James, saddler, King east Darch John, King east Darch Mrs.John, harness store, Talbot Darch Robert, saddier, Bathurst Dark Henry, carpenter, grocer, Bathurst Dark William P., mason, East York Dart John, waggunmaker, Eust William Dart Roger, waggonmaker, Dundas Darvil George, builder, Horton Darvill David, foundry, King, h Hitchcock Davey George, tailor, King Davidson Alexander, of R.S.T.Davidson & Co., Dundas Davidson Charles, Bathurst Davidson Jas., whitewasher, Wellington Davidson Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, Maitland Davidson Mrs.Mary, wid William, Mill Davidson R.S.T., & Co, dry goods, Dundas Davidson Robert, of R.S.T.Davidson & Co., Talbot DAVIES DAVID, blacksmith, Wellington Davies Thomas, laborer, Clarence Davies William, laborer, Cartwright Davis & Ball, barbers, Dundas Davis Henry, of H.Davis & Son, Ridout DAVIS HENRY, & SON, watchmakers, Dundas Davis John, barber, Wellington Davis John, laborer, Dundas, h Wellington Davis Orin, of Wilson & Davis, Bathurst Davis R.P., clerk, bds Fullarton Davis William H., of H.Davis & Son, Kent Davis William J, law clerk, bds Ba- thurst Davison John, barber, Wellington Dawe George, blacksmith, East Horton DAWSON MELVILLE D., of Siddons & Dawson, Westminster Dawson Peter, innkeeper, Westminster DAWSON RICHARD J.C., deputy postmaster, Dundas Dawson Wilberforce, printer, Waterloo Dayton George, shoemaker, Cartwright Deacon David, fireman G.T.R., Willian Deadman James D., painter, Talbot, h Ridout DEAN WILLIAM R.manager Dank of Montreal, Richmond Deans William, grocer, Richmond DeBallerny Joseph, Walerloo Degraw James, teamster, William Delaney Michael, laborer, Great market Delaney Miss, milliner, Dundas Delaney Patrick, laborer, Viclorin Delay Donald, milkman, Petecsville Dell William, confeetioner, Talbot Dempster Robert, hend wniler, Waterloo Dempster William, uccounlant Mol- sons bank, h St James Deuahy John, policeman, Sydenham Denby Henry A., printer, Bust York Denby William 13.carpenter, East York Denham David A, builder, Grey Denison George IL, agent, Clarence Denley Mes.Matilda, wid Wm, Easthill Denney Anthony, cooper, King Dennis Rowland, blacksmith, King, h Simcoe Denney Miss Eloise, bds King Dent William, laborer G.W.R., Bathurst Denton John M., merchant tailor, Richmond, I North Depper Angustus, carpenter, William DERBY JAMES C., manager Tecumseh house, Richmond DESMARQUEST MADAME, superior- ess of the convent of the Sacred Ifeart, East Dundas Dewar Daniel, North Dewar John, printer, Bond Dewey Frederick S., machinist, Horton Dewey William H., jeweller, Dundas, h Horton Dick William, shoemaker, Colborne Dickinson James, grocer, cor Waterloo and Oxford Dickson George P., teamster, Talbot Dickson John, shoemaker, Simcoe Dickson Mrs.Elizabeth, wid J., Wellington Dickson rev.James A.R., Congregationalist, King east Diegman Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, Ridout Dillon Henry St John, clerk, bds Talbot Dillon Patrick, Colborne Dinahau Richard, janitor, Colborne Diner Charles, tinsmith, Wellington Dipper Augustus, cab driver, William Diprose Henry, grocer, Wellington Diprose Robert, clerk, Bast York Dixon Benjumin, tinsmith, Litchfield Dixon Henry, bricklayer, Curling Dixon John, porter, Yor Dixon John E., tailor, Westminster Dixon Jol lt, of Dixon & Nash, Kast King Dixon Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Benjamin, Wellington Dixon Thomas, carpenter, King cast Dixon & Nash, attorneys at law, Dun- das Dixon William, bricklayer, Carling Dobbie William, tollkeeper Blackfriars bridge Dodd D.D, of G.T.& D.D.Dodd, Ids at Clarence Louse, cor King und Clarence Dodd G.T.& D.D, carpenters, off Richmond Dodd G.T,, of G.T.& D.D.Pod, Das at Clarence house, cor King and Cln- rence DODD JOIN C., & SON, builders, North Dodd John C., of John C.Dodd & Son, Westminster Dodge Newell C., stavemaker, King east Dodge Nocl C., laborer, Colborne Dodson & Perkin, butchers, Covent Garden murket .Dotson William, of Dodson & Perkin, Dundas Doherty James, helper G.W.R., Simcoe Doherty Thomas, conductor G.W.R, Grey Dolan Mrs.Margaret, wil Bryan, Thames Donaghue Patrick, laborer, Adelaide Donayghue Mrs, Catherine, wid C., Cartwright Donahoe Timothy, carter, Market Donald Henry, conductor G.T.R., Ba- thurst Donaldson Peter, shoemaker, Grey Donnelly lenry, engine driver G.W.R,, King cast Donnelly Michael, watchman G.W.R., Ridout Donnelly Mrs.Mary, wid John, William Donoghue Jolm, tavernkeeper, York Donohoe Daniel, Lailor, Colborne Donohoe Thomas, laborer, Burwell Donoliy Michael, luborer, Waterloo Doon James, shoemaker, York Dorman Henry A., foreman, Ridout Douglas Adam, conductor G.W.R., bds Bathurst Douglas James, turner, Fnllarton Douglas John, carpenter, King east Douthwaite Charles, soup and candle factory, Adelaide Dove James, carpenter, Richmond Downes Daniel, blacksmith, Adelaide Downing Jolm, pensioner, William Downs Duncan, machinist, Richmond Doyfoos Abraham, of Englehart & Co, resides in New York Doyle James, switchman G.W.R., Talbot Doyle John, & Co., saddlers, King Doyle Juli, of Doyle & Co., King Doyle Mrs.Jane, matron gaol, King Doyle Peler, pumpmaker, East Simcoe Doyle Thomas, engine driver G.W.R., Talbot Drake Bartholomew, East York Drake James, laborer G.W.R., Ridout Drake Phineas, William Dranger John, of Dranger & Meyer, clothing, Dundas Dranger & Meyer, clothiers, Richmond Draper George, of Baker & Draper, bds Dundas Drayton Henry, eabinetmaker, Talbot Drennan Mrs.11, wid James, Ridout Dromgole John, commercial traveller, Talbot Droutl Thomas, secretary City Gas Co, Westminster Drugnam Miss Jeanne, Talbot Drinnmond James, pedlnr, Bast hill Drummond Robert J., teller Baul of Montreal Drury Thos.porter GW.R., Bast hill Drynun Miss Janet, fancy goods, Talbot Duff 'Fhiomns, buker, Dulce Dullickd Brothers, oil refiners, Hamilton rou Duflield J, of Duflield Brothers, Hamilton rond Duffield William, of Duflield Brothers, Dundas Dulfy Robert, cooper, Bathurst Duguid Alex, eurpenter, Westminster Dulimage Adam, Inborer, Waterloo Dulmnge Joli, proprietor Ontario hotel, King Dumont.William, enrpenter, Richmond Dunbar J.& W., blacksmiths, York Dunbar Jumes, of J.& W.Dunbar, York Dunbunr Wm, of J.& W.Dunbar, King Duncan John, laborer, Grey Dunenn Mrs, June, wid Wm.Bast York Dundas Jas.I, flour and feed, Dundas Dunlop Samuel, mason, Hamilton road Dunn Henry, brewer, Westminster oy a -OnrArIN.] .Dunn James, saddler, Talbot Dunn James W., shoemaker, Bathurat Dunn Joseph, fireman G.W.R., Burwell Dunu Mrs.Ann, wid Henry, John Dunn Mrs, wid, nurse, King Dunn Richard, carpenter, Colborne - DUNNETT CHARLES, proprietor Ontario white sulphur springs, and soap and candle maker, cor York and Talbot Durand Donald James, Westminster Durand James, of Wright & Durand, East Dundas Durand William, shoemaker, Dundas Durkin James, laborer, King east Durkin Martin, laborer G.W.R., East hill DUTTON SAMUEL, saloonkecper.Dundas Dutton Wm., carriage painter Petersville Dwyer Stephen, pensioner, Colborne Dwyer William 0.laborer, Wellington Dyas John, Talbot Dyas John J., accountant, Oxford DYAS THOMAS W.architect and provincial land surveyor; and editor, proprictor and publisher of the Builder, Richmond, h James Dyde Charles, Bell inn, Talbot Dyer BE.B., carpenter, Grey Dymons Mrs.Marian, wid William, King east DYSON WILLIAM, tin and copper smith, cheese vat manufacturer, Dundas Eamon John, bricklayer, Fullarton Last William, bds Bathurst Eastern hotel, John Mason, proprietor, Richmond Heath Ilenry, bookseller, bds Bathurst Eaton James, butcher, Hamilton road cor Adelaide Eaton James, dry goods, Dundas Eckley llenry R, commission merchant, Pall Mall cor Colborne Edgar Joseph, shoemaker, Sydenham Edleston George, stoves and tinware, Dundas Edson N, of Roesler & Edson, bds at Tecumsolt house, Richmond EDUCATOR (TUE), monthly, annual subscription 36e, ; Siddons & Dawson, proprictors and printers, Dundas Edwards Edw., well sinker, Petersville Edwards George, pensioner, St James EDWARDS JOLIN, dealer in stoves and linware, Richmond, h Cartwright Edwards Jolm, tinsmith, Richmond Edwards William, employee G.W.R, East Simcoe Efner Abraham, bending factory, East York, h King cast a Efner William, wood turner, King East Egan James, photographer, Dundas, h Richmond Fgan John, innkeeper, Westminster Egelton Mrs, George, boarding house, Fullartou 5 Eldridge John, elerk, Bathurst [Eldridge John, baker, Clarence Llement William, bookkeeper, Grey Ellingham Wim, teamster, Kast South ELLIOTT BROTHERS, wholesale and retail grocers and wine merchants, Dundas Elliott Charles U., of ENiott Brothers, Talbot Elliott Gideon, laborer, Clarence \"Elliott John, farmer, Westminster ELLIOTT JOIN, Phenix foundry, manufacturer of agricultural implements, Bathurst cor Wellington, h Bnst Bathurst Elliott John, Jaborer, Petorsvitie Elliott John B, of Eliott Brothers, Keat DOM: 5 ! = i= CENTRAL, INTERMEDIATE AND rE = = = so = - si = - î PRIMARY, 2218 § ç 2 : z = oz = = 2j A = PES = |ê SEs 2 Ë 5 $3 ils s |2| 21 i < < < =< < < < < < |, < \u2018outral se 381 9, 2 \u201cs22 270 29 266: 1-533] 2%; Contral school.207 = sn = > 24/1 Er sa Intermedinte.vou ne RH = 4 Se! 5 à az a ! 50 | 146 3 1a¢ Primary No.1, Horton strect.1 13 nm I 153 Han 5 bi ; = a % - 8 | 3 a » Primary No.2, Talbot street.13 18 LS 130 1 | 125 18! 1 ut ; T 23 3 7 1% = ge 3 Irimary No.8, Waterloo street, S.1e HS I 5 108 a 5 Tai 15 vd imaey N \\ Sa ct 197| IAT 148 166] 128.1 265 122 ! 150) 128\u2018! 15%; 125 Primary No.5, Colborne street.sivls.175] 184 184 129 a 230) 124 134 110 12 net, a 13 wv N Boys sa) 90 9 1178 97: 175! 11 921 78 1118) 95, 1051 87 Primary No.6, Bond street.{aims 100] so 8 oil 7610 108 Sol si fo 971 79 OU Ta re \u201cw es.112 89 9 98) 159) 971 TW go, 1.e8 2; 7 Primary No.7, Waterloo street, N \u2026 {Boss pe 89 8 103 a | va a oF a i a a! of 7 270222641830, 2972/2207 |1831(:8271 2259 1979 8718 2250 1564 2236 1831 2285 1873 2261 1:33 _ _ ] ] HE PC JI | LoNDon.DOMINION © 04 DIRECTOLY.[Province or TABLE\u2014 Showing the Annual Increase of Attendance at the City Schools, the amount of Municipal Assessment annually levied for School Purposes, and the cost per pupil for Education in cach year.Be 252 swore || Cotman of CO mapi'tor ge 283 | 57 Bduention on Jaluention, 88s Ei # FE thobmsor [|i on YEAR.428 Tha [53] E (gs 22/1 See exalualvo of LEMARKS, 250 £87 ES > ga | SE perm\u2019t tmp\u2019 vis\u2019 £3 =2 ||Z®| 2 14815 On On On o EE! eZ ||AZ| E 1%517 Avgo| Avue AY pe 2° B23 \"12 | aif, [say Does [a y 10000 00 737| 993 57 29 |8 48 les 7 Wixd School No.6 oponed and & tuird 1857.{ 9000 004 |11440 00||2787| 095/1244 16 ||S7 2085 8888 46 |56 78 (Poor a poto 1858.ceri 1] 5030 00 [11481 98] 2460/110411857 17 6.22 513 7 66 6 82 8000 00 7 ! 1 ; Ward School No.2 opened and a Olassi- 1869.vn + {| 183 00 } 0888 00//2sso xeorf1461 | 20 [1618 5 10 742 |g a || WER SOR NS, FOREN BR Gl 1860.\u2026 8000 00} 9846 06||2801/1210|1448 20 6 49 4 60 7 17 01 1316 00 60 1861.esr { sooo 0 9148 00|12527/1250|1687 21 6 67 4 53 6 88 6 18 A third Teacher in No.3.1862.ue {| 360 00} 9160 00) 266112081656 | 22 5:39 4 22 6 68 5 11 Ward Schoot No.6 opened.1808.een.{ 8000 9 9175 00) (2825 1878/1692 22 ||523| 42/1622 504 1868.eins Lu.{ 8009 90 À o112 00/2972 1471/1782 | 22 || 4 89 4 08 6 68 4 cs 5 9000 00 - - ; Cow School i ,; med, one 1865.00.0000, = 63 New School in Ward No.5 opened, one 865 | tary o} 10217 00)/8218/1571 8) 24 4 65 3 80 5 28 4 30 { Ponclios taken from No.1.1866.{ 1271 0} 9271 00||8287/1634 1980; 25 4451366 11576 |4 78 Third Teachor restored in No.1.1867 eerie, { Fan ouf 10857 00/|8872|1690/2058 26 4 4 | 8 12 6 68 4 63 1868.einen, { 100 00 } [11405 00)(3586/1790 2168 | 25 4 20 3 49 5 47 4 65 {Tatermediate built on Central School 1869.11 { non 5! 12376 00/|8718/1858/2261 | 26 4 19 3 48 5 30 4 37 LITERARY.LONDON LITERARY SOCIETY.Edward Meek, president; Dr.Flock, vice-president; Geo.McNab, secretary ; J.H.Bell, treasurer.Meets in Victoria Block, Richmond st.LONDON MECHANICS INSTITUTE, AND LIBRARY.Talbot st.T.Westlake, president; Robert Lewis, 1st vice president; Thomas F.McMullen, 2nd vice president ; Adam Begg, treasurer; A.H.Baxton, recording secretary; M.D.Dawson, corresponding secretary.LUNATIC ASYLUM.LONDON LUNATIC ASYLUM, Receives patients from the counties of Norfolk, Oxford, Elgin, Middlesex, Kent, Essex and Lambton, under same regulations as required of the provincial lunatic asylum, Toronto, government appoints medical superintendent, who under the supervision of the inspectors, manages the affairs of the asylum.Officers \u2014 Henry Lander, M.D., medical superintendent ; clerk and bookkeeper, John Meek ; steward, John Milligan ; matron, Caroline C.Milligan.MASONIC.KILWINNING LODGE, No.64, G.R.C, W.bro.J R.Peel, W.MS bro.C.Campbell, M.D., secretary.Meets third Thursday in each month.RED CROSS OF ROME AND CONSTANTINE.Captain T.Wilson, M.P.Sov.; Thomas Beattie, recorder.ST.GEORGE'S LODGE, No, 42, G.R.C.W.bro.W.Skinner, W.M.; bro J.M.Longan, secretary, Meets the first Wednesday in each month.ST.GEORGE'S ROYAL ARCH ROYAL CHAPTER, No.5, G.R.C.F.F.McMullen, Ist principal, H.A.Baxter, Scribe.E.Meets fourth Friday in February, May, August and Nov.ST, JOHN'S LODGE, 209, G.R.J.S.W, Abbott, W.M.; À.S.Abbott, secretary.Meets third Wednesday in every month.ST.JOHN'S LODGE, No.20, G.R.C.W.bro.M.D.Dawson, W.M.; bro, John H.Bell, secretary.Meets second Tuesday in each month.SIR RICHARD CEUR DE LION ENCAMPMENT.Thompson Wilson, eminent commander ; Thomas T.Mc- Mullin, registrar.THE LONDON CHAPTER ROSE CROIX, HR.D.M.Thompson Wilson, M.W.S.; A, G.Smyth, secretary and treasurer.TUSCAN LODGE, No.195, G.R.C, W.bro.I.W.Thomas, W.M., bro.Stephen Blackburn.Meets first Mond ay in each month.NEWSPAPERS.Builder (The), monthly, annual subscription 50 cents; T.W.Dyas, editor, proprietor and publisher, Richmond st.Daily Advertiser ; annual subscription $4; weekly $2; John Cameron & Brother, editors, proprictors and printers, Richmond st.Educator (The), monthly ; annual subscription 3Ge.; Sid- dons & Dawson, publishers, Dundus st.Evangelical Witness, weekly ; annual subscription $2 ; rev William Cocker, D.D,, editor; John Cameron & Brother, printers, Richmond st.Evening Herald and Prototype, annual subscription to daily $4 ; to weekly $1; Siddons & Dawson, publishers, proprietors and printers, Dundns st.Farmers\u2019 Advocate, monthly ; annual subscription Thc.; Willinm Weld, editor and proprietor; J.& 8.Blackburn, printers, Dundas st.Free Press, annual subscription to daily $5; to tri-weekly $3; to weekly $2; J.& 8.Blackburn, editors, proprietors and printers, Richmond st.Western Advertiser, weekly ; annual subscription $1; John Cameron & Brother, editors, propristors and printers, Richmond st. ONTARIO.] DOMINION ODD FELLOWS.HARMONY EMCAMPMENT, No, 3.Henry Belts, CG.P.; H.KE.Buttery, scribe ; Thomas Partridge, financial scribe.EUREKA LODGE, No.30.James Ganimock, N.G.; William Atkins, secretary.FOREST CITY LODGE, No.38.W.B.Nicholls, N.G.; Joseph Percival, secretary.DOMINION LODGE, No.48.James Smith, N.Gi.; W.F.Howell, secretary.VICTORIA LODGE, No, 1, Daughters of Rebecca, John Atking, N.G.; Mrs.Wyatt, secretary.LOYAL CITY OF LONDON LODGE, No, 5772, M.U.Bro.Wm.Hudson, N.G.; Bro.Robt.Clark, secretary.Meets every second Monday.POST OFFICE.Richmond st.Inspector's Department, London Division.\u2014Gilbert Griffin, : inspector ; George Cox, A.Thompson, F.Cronyn, and H.A.Johnson, clerks.Lawrence Lawless, postmaster ; R.J.C.Dawson, deputy postmaster; Joseph Gordon, John D.Sherman,Henry Da ton, John Hunter, John McLaughlin, Richard F.Matthews, TO'Mara, clerks ; John Nichol, letter carrier: Martin O'Mara, messenger.SOCIETIES.AGRICULTURAL.EAST MIDDLESEX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY._ George Robson, president; Richard Tooley, 1st vice-pre- sident; John Nixon, 2nd vice-president; Henry Anderson, secretary; John Shearer, treasurer.Directors\u2014S.H.Graydon, mayor; Alexander McKenzie, John Wheaton, Thomas Shore, A.S.Emery, J.B.Lane.W.J.Hill, A.W.Brown, and John Cameron.LONDON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.Richmond st.James Johnson, president; James M.Cousins, 1st vice- president ; William Saunders, 2nd vice president; William leBrido, secretary; Charles W.Andrus, treasurer.Di rectors\u2014Jumes Durand, John Christie, Thomas Partridge, jun, William Farris, John 1.Griffiths, John B.Smyth, Andrew McCormick, John Scandrett and John McKellar.WESTERN FAIR AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, Richmond st, Jumes Jolmson, president; George Robson, vice-presi- dent; William McBride, secretary; Henry Anderson, assis- tant-secretary ; Arthur S.Emery, treasurer.BENEVOLENT.CITY HOSPITAL.Welling ton st.Ald.Hughes, president, chairman of Board ot Relief.005 DIRECTORY.LoNpox, MOUNT HOPE ORPHAN ASYLUM.Richmond st.Conducted by the Sisters of St.Joseph.ST, VINCENT DE PAUL.Society for deserving poor.John McLoughlin, president.NATIONAL.ST.ANDREW'S SOCIETY.James Cowan, president; Charles Murray, 1st vice-presi- dent; R.S.T.Davidson, 2nd vice-president; Jobn Mills, treasurer ; James Wright, secretary ; rev.D.Camelon, chaplain ; Dr.McAlpine, physician, D.Cameron, Robert Lewis, Thomas Miller, William Wallace, Duncan McPhail, relief committee.ST.GEORGE'S SOCIETY.Henry Taylor, president ; W.H.Essery, 1st vice-president; George Phillips, 2nd vice-president; E.B.Reid, treasurer : George Pritchard, secretary.Chaplains\u2014Rev.J.W.Marsh and rev.G.K.Innes.Physicians\u2014Drs.Harper, Cattermole, and Payne.Auditors\u2014J.Overell and J.Stacker.Committee of Management.\u2014John Pannell.F.Westlake.Ed.Calman, John Bartlett, William Dyson, W.H.Rooks.RELIGIOUS.BIBLE DEPOSITORY.William Clark, agent, Richmond st.CHURCH SOCIETY, Diocese of Huron.Richmond st n North st.Right rev.the Lord Bishop of Huron, president: rev.J Walker Marsh, secretary.CHURCH OF ENGLAND YOUNG MEN'S ASSOCIATION, Patron\u2014Right rev.the Lord Bishop of Huron.President\u2014Very rev.the dean of Huron.Senior vice-president\u2014Rev.J.Smythe, M.A., incumbent of Christ church.Clerical vice-presidents\u2014Rev.canon Innes, rev.J.W.Marsh, M.A, rev.canon Bettridge, rev.Benj.Bayly, B.A.rev.A.Sweatman, M.A.rev.William Brookman, rev.professor Halpin, rev.Isaac Brock, M.A.Lay vice-president\u2014Dr.A.T.Machattie.Corresponding and recording secretary\u2014G.L.Ridout.Librarian\u2014VWilliam Ellis.Treasurer\u2014M.G.Bremner.Auditors\u2014VWilliam Southam and George Pritchard.Erveutive Comnuttee\u2014The officers ex-officio : H.Briant, A.H.Beddome, S.Barker, H.Becher.S.Blackburn, B.Cronyn, W.Carey, W.H.Code, IF.S.Clarke, J.J.Dyas, E.Davis, A.8.Emery, C.F.Hanson, F.Hillson, G.F.Jewell, A.McMullen, T.J.McDonough, H.Macharttie, D.Mason, J.Priddis, W.R.Meredith, G.Pritchard, E.B.Reed, J.Siddons, G.D.Sutherland, William Southam, George R.Shaw, W.P.R.Street, E.A.Taylor.Reading Room and Library Committee\u2014 H.Briant, G.F.Jewell, E.A.Taylor, E.Davis, G.D.Sutherland, J.Siddons.Lecture Committee \u2014Rev.canon Innes, S.Barker, Dr.A.T.Machattie, J.J.Dyas, H.Machattie, R.B.Recd.STAGE ROUTES.Daily stage to Belmont, distant 12 miles, fare 50 cents.To Exeter and Lucan, daily, distant from Loudon to Exeter, 30 miles, fare $1.50.To Lucan, 15 miles, fare 31.20 To Delaware, tri-weekly, distant 12 miles, fare 373 cents. Lon-L'oR DOMINION 506 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE or LONG ISLAND LOCKS\u2014A small village on the Rideau river, township of Gloucuster, county of Carleton, Distant from Gloucester, a station of the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 6 miles, from Bell's Crossing, a station of the Canada Central railway, 9 miles, from Ottawa 15 miles, Mail t\"1-weckly.Population about 80, of district about 350.- Addison W.G., lock master Armstrong rev.Thomas, Wesleyan Blair Hugh, farmer Blair John, farmer Boyde Alexander, farmer Brophy John, farmer Burgan Dennis, farmer Burgan William, farmer Butler Michael, innkeeper Byer Thomas, farmer Caldwell James, farmer Caragan Michael, farmer Clark Michael, farmer Clark Nicholas, farmer Clark William, farmer Clothier David, farmer Clothier A., carpenter Collins Alfred, farmer Collins Samuel, J.P.Costello James, farmer Costello John, blacksmith Davidson Robert, farmer Davis Michael, farmer Davy John, farmer Dawson Miss Amelia Dawson William, farmer Delancey Daniel, farmer Delaney Patrick, farmer Driscoll Cornelius, farmer Driscoll Jeremiah, lockman Dunlop James, farmer Dunn John, farmer Dunn Michael, farmer Eadie George, farmer Eadie William, farmer Findley Alexander, farmer Findley William, farmer Gamble Moses, postmaster Gamble Robert, farmer Hall David, storekeeper, mail carrier Halley Patrick, farmer Halley Rhoda, farmer Hoolahan John, farmer Hoolahan Patrick, farmer Johnson Robert, farmer Kelley Rhoda, farmer Kennedy William, farmer Killroe Michael, farmer Lattermere David, farmer Lattermere Robert, farmer LOVELL JOHN, printer and publisher of the Canadian Dominion Director and of the Province of Ontario Directory, Montreal, Que.McBride William, farmer MeCaffry Charles, farmer McCulloch William, farmer McGuire James, farmer Moodie David, farmer Moodie James, farmer Morice George, farmer Murphy Patrick, farmer Nash John, farmer Nash Patrick, furmer Nash Patrick, sen., farmer Paget John, farmer Paget Thomas, farmer Powell Richard, farmer Powell William, farmer Roat William, farmer Quinlan Joseph, farmer Quinlan Thomag, farmer Quinlan Patrick, farmer Tierney John, farmer Tye Richard, farmer \u2018Waters Patrick, farmer Willison William, farmer Wright A.L., bluksmith LONGWOOD STATION\u2014A small village in the township of Caradoo, county of Middlesex.Montreal Telegraph Co.has au oflice here, It is a station of the Great Western railway, Distant from London, the county town, 20 miles, from Chatham 48 miles, from Windsor 89 miles.Mail daily.Population about 160.American Merchants Union Express Co., Oliver White, agent Beaty James, farmer Breadley Denis, section master G.W.R.Clarke Christopher, saw mill owner Coulter Thomas, farmer Covey Charles, {aborer Cushman Daniel, laborer Griffith Elie, farmer Yriffith Lyman L., grocer Homister Charles, saw mill owner Jack James, baggagemaster G.W.R.Lucas James, tavernkeeper McCracken Samuel, farmer McKee James, farmer McRae Daniel, farmer Mark James, laborer Middlemiss George, saw mill, farmer Middlemiss Ralph, farmer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH co, 0.White, operator Pratt John, shoemaker Ramey Casper, farmer Smith Anthony, laborer White Mrs.Jane A.) postmistress WHITE OLIVER, station agent and operator Montreal Telegraph Co.LONSDALE\u2014A small village on Salmon river, township of Tyendinaga, county of Hastings.Distant from Tyendinaga, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, fare 25¢.Mail tri-weokly.l\u2019opula- tion about 150.Appleby Levi A., miller Aylesworth Bowen, carpenter Beckwith Henry, waggonmaker Brown David, farmer Bruin & Haight, waggonmakers Bruin John, of Bruin & Haight Casey Patrick, of P.Casey & Son Casey P.& Son, waggonmakers Dawson William, blacksmith Farrell Patrick, furmer Guillet William, miller Grant William, cooper Haight Benjamin, of Bruin & Haight Hamilton Charles Samuel, M.D.Kimmerly Peter, cooper Lazier James A., J.P, carder and fuller Mabee James, farmer McCarron Neil, farmer McCullough J.& J., storekeepers McCullough Jas., of 7.& J.McCullough McCullough John, of J.& J.McCullough McCullongh William IT, farmer McGinnis James, carpenter McGinnis Michael, farmer McRae Daniel, farmer Nash Patrick, innkeeper Randell William T., tailor Redner Horace, M.D.Ross John, woollen and carding mill Ryan Michael, blacksmith Schermehorn John, mail carrier Sweeney M, & Son, shoemakers Sweeney Michael, of M.Swceney & Son Tighe John, blacksmith Vance Henry, farmer West John, farmer West William, blacksmith Whiteman James, farmer WILDMAN RICHARD, postmaster, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, &c.> » Windover Christopher, carpenter Winters Samuel, innkeeper LORETTO\u2014A village in the township of Adjaln, connty of Simcoo.Distant from Bradford, à station of the North- orn railway, 18 miler, from Toronto 2 miles, Mail daily.Population about Brazille James, hotelkeeper Cassedy M.J.school teacher Cassin Thomas, blacksmith Dearling Willinm, puter Gumble John, farmer Holland Thomas, blacksmith Kelly Patrick D., J.P., postmaster, store keeper, insurance agent McAnealy Thomas, hotelkeeper McCabe Peter, farmer McCabe Thomas, farmer Morrow Francis, farmer Nevins John, farmer Sweeney Thomas, farmer L\u2019ORIGNAL\u2014Tho county town of Prescott and Russell, is on the river Ottawa, township of Longueuil, county of Prescott.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an oflice here.Distant from Lancaster, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 36 miles, furo $2.50 ; from Ottawa 59 miles, faro $1.26; from Montreal 66 miles, faro 82.50.Mail daily.Population about 800, ADVERTISER (THE), weekly, annual subscription $1.50; Watson Litle, editor, proprietor and printer Aird John W., farmer Aubin François, laborer Bancroft Abel, collector Banford William, farmer Beaulieu François, laborer Bedard Peter, carpenter Belair Cyprien, laborer Benoit Gédéon, laborer Beattie Michel, laborer Bone Francis, butcher Boucher David, carriagemaker Boult Miss Margaret, private school Boyer Casimir laborer Brown William K., farmer BRUNET REV.ANTOINE, R.catholic Buchan Andrew, farmer Buchan David Buchanan Mrs.Catherine, wid John BUTTERFIELD JOHN, township clerk, attorney, notary and deputy master in Chancery, registrar of births, deaths and marriages, and general insurance agent Byers Richard D., president county of Prescott agricultural society Cameron Mrs, Margaret, wid Alexander Campbell Robert, carpenter JASS ALFRED, horticulturist Cass Charles A., horticulturist CASS JAMES IF, horticulturist, inventor and patentee of \u201c Cass'g improved wrench\u201d Charette Alexander, farmer Clare Fred., suddler, auctioneer, bailiff rarke Robert Caldwell, M.D.Conorette Lellige, laborer Costello Martin, deputy sherifl Couvrette Francois, Inborer Crête Lonis, Inborer Courrett Tallier, Iaborer Jummings Mortimer, pilot Daniell James, judge County and Sur- rognte court Daoust Jules, carpenter Dartnell Edward, elerk of penee DARTNELL EDWARD TAYLOR, barrister at law, solicitor and attorney, County crown attorney and clerk of the Pence for the United Counties of Prescott and Russell, clerk of the County Judges court, district registrar, issuer of marriody licenses, &c. ONTARIO.] DOMINION 507 DIRECTORY.L'or-Low Delnney John, blacksmith Dellaire Charles, laborer Delluire Honore, laborer Depassicr Pierre, laborer Deslauriers Joachim, laborer Deslauriers Mrs.Marguerite, wid Jean Baptiste Dunn Michael, baker Buropean Assurance Co., John Butter- field, agent ; Ferguson William, agricultural implement agent Flynn Albert, blacksmith Flynn 2.R,, farmer Flynn Henry, blacksmith Flynn Timothy W., blacksmith Fournier Joseph, clerk Freleigh John, bookkeeper Freligh John P., telegraph operator Gallagher Patrick, laborer GATES JAMES OGDEN, clerk Division court, coroner, gaoler Grammar school, rev.\u201d F.F.McNab, principal Grant major Allan J.harrister,attorney Grant Mrs., wid hon.Alexander Gregor Mrs.Colin Hall Edward, tanner Hall Edward A., wharfinger Hall Robert, tanner Hamilton Robert, land surveyor Hamilton William, carpenter Hannah William, farmer Hannum Miss Esther, dressmaker Hannum Silas P., watchmaker Hay James, school teacher Hayes James, painter Higginson John, county registrar Hubert Olivier, laborer 1urtubise Gabriel, sexton Hurtubise Jules, miller Johnson Eden Abbot Johnson Chaunsey, J.P., postmaster, money order office and savings bank, storekeeper, crown timber agent Johnson Eden P., insurance agent, official assignee Johnson Lynus H., grocer Johnson rev.Thomas, Wesleyan Kennedy rev.George, Wesleyan Kingsley Albert, farmer Kingsley Havier, farmer Kingsley Pacholm, labore} LABELLE WILFRID, hotelkeeper Lacombe Louis, laborer Lareign Baptiste, laborer Laviolette Edward, innkeeper Leduc Augustin, farmer Ledue Cotton, farmer Lee James, laborer Lee Thomas, carriagemaker Lepage Francois Xavier, laborer LITLE WATSON, editor and proprietor of the Advertiser LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE CO, John W.Marston, agent L'Orignnl Total Abstinenceand Literary society, FE.I.Johnson, president; James Hay, secretary MeGirney Alexander, contractor McIntosh Peter IL, storekeeper MeLennan rev.William, ch of Scotland McLeod Mrs.Mary J., wid Donald McMaster Allan, contractor MeNab rev.Finlay F.M.A, principal grammar school McRae Norman D., millwright MARRIAGE LICENSES, Edward T.Dartnell, issuer MARSTON JOHN W., registrar Surro- gute court, deputy clerk of crown, treasurer of united counties of Prescott and Russell, township treasurer and agent for Liverpool and London aud Globe Insurance Co.Marston Josiah C., nurseryman Marston Jeremiah, painter Marston Richard H., assessor Mechanics institute, E.T.Dartnell, president ; E.P.Johnson, secretary Millar J.& T., storekeepers Millar John, of J.& T.Millar Millar Thomas, of J.&T.Millar Millette Felix, innkeeper Miron Alexandre, laborer Miron Antoine, laborer Miron Augustin, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., John Clarke, operator Morrison Norval, miller Murphy John, laborer Murrray lieut colonel, J.P.Murray James, jun., revenue inspector and mail contractor O'BRIAN JOHN, grist and saw mill owner O\u2019BRIAN PETER, barristerand clerk of the county council OQuimet J.B., M.D.Pattee Mrs.David, wid D.Pilon Joseph, laborer Prescott (county of) Agricultural society, Richard D.Byers, president ; John Shields, secretary.Racine Louis.blacksmith Richer Felix, laborer Robillard Joseph, laborer Rochon Dosithé, blacksmith Samson Pierre, laborer SCOTTISH AMICABLE INSURANCE CO., John Butterfield, agent Seguin Clement, laborer Seguin Jean Noel, laborer Seguin Louis, laborer Shaw Mrs.Mary, wid Angus Sonson Alexis, laborer Sonson Perish, laborer Souli¢re Michel.carpenter STEWART JAMES.M.D.Tessier Cyprien, laborer Tessier Joseph, jun., laborer Tessier Joseph, laborer Tessier Leon.laborer TREADWELL CHARLES P.sheriff, patentee of Excelsior railway, and sgnior major in militia Unsworth Parker.butcher Victoria Branch of the Montreal Auxiliary Bible society, John W.Higginson of Hawkesbury, president; rev.F.F.McNab of L'Orignal, secretary, J.W.Marston, treasurer Waite Mes.Ann, wid William Walsh James, tailor WESTERN ASSURANCE CO.John Butterfield, agent Wright William.shoemaker LORRAENE\u2014A post office station in.the township of Mono, county of Cardwell.Distant from Angus, a station of the Northern railway, 23 miles, from Bradford 26 miles, from Barrie, the county town, 83 Miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 25.Anderson James, farmer Mills John, postmaster Mumford Charles, farmer Quinn James, farmer LOUISVILLE\u2014A small village cn the river Thames, township of Chatham, sounty of Kent.Distant from Chatham, a station of the Great Western railway, 6 miles, fare 26c.: from the Louisville station of the same road, 8miles.Mail daily, Population about 100.\u2019 Allan Tra D,, laborer Arnold Louis II, proprietor Royal Oak Bedford Ehenezer, lumber dealer Buchholz Karl, shoemaker Dickson Joseph K., farmer Fleming Andrew, farmer Fleming & Lamb, mill owners Grover J.B., farmer LOUISVILLE EXCHANGE, Sylvanus Shaw, proprietor Martin Thomas, farmer ; McDiarmid rev.William, Free will Baptist McKenzie Alexander, blacksmith Royal Oak, Louis H.Arnold, proprietor SHAW SYLV ANUS, proprietor Louisville Exchange Struthers R.C., postmaster, storekeeper Traxler Isaac B., carpenter Traxler John, farmer Wallace Joseph, laborer Willston Silas, sen.Willston Silas, jun., farmer LOVAT\u2014A post office station in the township of Greenock, county of Bruce.Distant from Inverburon 16 miles, from Port Elgie 16 miles.Mail weekly.Allen Thomas, postmaster LOWBANKS\u2014A small village on the north shore of Lake Erie, township of Moulton.county of Haldimand.Distant from Feeder, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, fare 50c.; from Port Col- borne 11 miles, from Cayuga, the county town, 27 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 140.Ayers, William, agent Barrick Benjamin, farmer Barrick Darid, farmer Braven William, farmer Burkett Androit, farmer Dodge Henry, farmer Erers George, farmer Eyers William, farmer Furry David, farmer Furry Henry, farmer Furry John, farmer Furry Jonas, farmer Furry Lawrence, farmer Furry Nelson, farmer Furry Silas, farmer Furry William, farmer Furry William H.farmer Michner Isaac.farmer O'Neil Felix.laborer Overholt Henry, postmaster, farmer Pew Richard, tarmer Pew Samuel, mason ' Spinks Miss Jennie, school teacher Wallace Alexander, farmer Williams John A.farmer LOYWVILLE\u2014A village in the township of Nelson, county of Halton.Distant trom Wellington Square.a station of the Great Western railway, 10 miles, fare 50c.; from Milton, the county town, 6 miles, froma Guelph, 22 miles, fare SI.: from Toronto 48 miles, frem Hamilton, 18 miles, fare 75¢.Mail daily.Population about 150.Addley James.laborer Addley Thomas, laborer Bemrose Joseph, waggoumaker Buck Gideon, farmer Burkholder Isaac, of Gilmer\u201d & Burk- holder Cullodeu Andrew B.storekeeper Dent Nicholas, farmer Emerson Andrew, blacksmith Featherstone Joseph, farmer Foster William, laborer GILMER & BURKHOLDER, founders and agricultural implement manufacturers Gilmer William, of Gilmer & Burk- holder Low-Luc DOMINION 508 DIRECTORY.Glass Thomas, saddler Greer James, waggonmaker Greer Robert, painter Hartley Samuel, laborer Harvey James, mill owner Keely John, laborer Kleinke Andrew, tailor Lee George, tanner Lowrille hotel, Henry McDaid, proprietor McCay Egerton, farmer McCay George, farmer McCay Oscar, postmaster, storekeeper MeDaid Henry, proprietor Lowville hotel McIntosh Donald, tailor McNair George, blacksmith Oliver James B., storekeeper Pembroke John B., shoemaker Pickett David, miller Pickett Thomas, farmer Richardson Henry, farmer Rumple Mrs.Eliza, wid William E.Smith Abraham, waggon maker Smith Jacob, farmer LUCAN\u2014A flourishing village in the township of Biddulph, county of Middle- sex.Grain and cattle are shipped from this place very largely.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an officé here.Itis a station of the Grand Truk railway.Distant from London, the county town, 16 miles, fare 37c.; from St Mary's 13 miles, from Exeter 12 miles, fare 87jc ; from Strat- furd 25 miles, from Sarnia 55 miles, from Port Huron 56 miles, from Toronto 113 miles, from Detroit 118 miles.Mail daily.Population about 1000.Adams Thomas Ardell Joseph, laborer ARGUS AND REVIEW, weekly, annual subscription $1 ; Alex.J.Belch, proprietor and printer, St Mary\u2019s Armitage Francis Armitage John R., dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes Armitage R.Armstrong James, laborer Atkinson Edward, waggonmaker Atkinson George, provisions, &c.Atkinson John, J.P., farmer, insurance agent Atkinson Richard, framer Atkinson Thomas, farmer Atkinson William, blacksmith Atkinson William H., checse factory Bawden George, stonecutter Bawden John, mason Beaver and Ontario Mutual Insurance Co., R.Fox, agent Bell Francis R., shoemaker Bell William H., laborer Benn H ugh, brickmaker Blackwell Thomas, telegraph operator Bryant Richard, farmer Boughner & Brother, general hardware Boughner Stafford N., of Boughner & Brother Boughner Walter H., of Boughner & Brother Bowey William, builder Boyd John, tailor Brabzon Robert, machinist British America Assurance Co., R.Fox, agent Brownlee Mrs.Mary Burns A, telegraph operator G.T.R.Butler Ephraim, laborer Butler George, farmer Butler Mrs.Lydie, milliner and dressmaker Butler Peter, jun., farmer Butler Peter, sen., farmer Butler Philip, farmer Canada Permanent Building and Savings society, W.Porte, agent CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., H.Collins, agent Carey Timothy, switchman G.T.R.Carly Mrs., wid James Carroll John W., proprietor Royal hotel Central hotel, Robert McLean, proprietor Chisholm William, section master G.T.R Clatherham Samuel, plasterer Clatherham Samuel, jun., plasterer Clatherham Thomas, plasterer COLLINS HENRY, station agent and agent Canadian Express Co.Collins Henry, tinsmith Croley Timothy, stage proprictor Crunican Michael, groceries und provisions Culbert James, laborer Dagg James, butcher Dagg Joln, laborer Darcy Dennis, farmer Dight Thomas, of Stanley, Dight & Co.Drought John, cabinetmaler Dyas W.J., & Co, drug store Dyas William, of W.J.Dyas & Co.Dygart Miss, music teacher Edinburgh Life Assurance Co., R.Fox, agent Eedy Mrs.Maria, wid Edward Ellwood William, tailor Fairbairn Henry, baker Farmer John, clerk Farr David, miller Farrell Jol, of P.& J.Farrell Farrell P.& J., drugs and stationery Farrell Patrick, of P.& J.Farrell Fisher William, laborer Fisher William, maclinist Fitzhenry Joseph, innkeeper Foreman William, school teacher Fowler William, photographer Fox John, laborer Fox Leonard, dry goods, groceries boots, and shoes Fox Michael, farmer FOX ROBERT, commissioner in B.R., conveyancer, money lenderand insurance agent Frank John, clerk Frank John, pumpmaker Frank Mrs.Sarah, wid William Fraser George, fruit and fish store Frise William, laborer Galloway & Mason, foundry Galloway William, of Gulloway & Mason Gemmel Francis K., dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes Gemmill Miss, milliner Gibson Sylvanus, carpenter Gibson Thomas, cuoper Gleeson James, grocery and liquors Goodacre Albert E., steam cabinet factory Gregory Thomas, dealer in sewing machines Hall Albert, groceries and crockery HARRISON WILLIAM T., M.D, physician and surgeon, bds at Queen's hotel Haskett Robert, harnessmaker Haslem Jeremiah, cabinetmaker Hawkshaw John, stage proprietor Hawkshaw William, tollleeper Henry David, harnessmaker Hersey Samuel C., commission merchant Hodgins Edward, bricklayer Hodgins George, furmer Hodgins George, innkeeper Hodgins John, deputy reeve, farmer Hodgins Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas 11.Hodgins Thomas, grocery, boots amd shoes Hodgins Thomas C., wheat buyer Hodgins William, blacksmith Hodgins Willium, laborer Hodgins William, carpenter Hodgins William\u2019 R., blacksmith Hossack Thomas, M.D.Howe James, luborer Hughes Miss L.A., milliner Hutchins William I1., grain merchant Hutchins Willard, warchousemen Jackson John, foundry Jamieson Patrick Keays Edward T., music teacher Keays Mrs.Abilena, school teacher Kitt William, laborer Lee Miss Mary June, milliner Lee William W.Leech Benjamin J., laborer Lees rev.John, Presbyterian Lynch Joseph, clerk McCosh Donald J., general store McCosh James D., clerk McGuire W., waggonmaker Mcllhargey Patrick, J.P., farmer McKay R., blacksmith McLean Robt., proprietor Central hotel McMahon Adam, school teacher McPhee Hugh, innkeeper McRoberts Charles, cattle dealer McRoberts D., cattle dealer McRoberts James H., grain merchaht Macklin Henry, general store Maguire Charles, farmer Mura Edward, grocer MARRIAGE LICENSES, Porte, issuer Mason Robert, of Galloway & Mason Mayo James, laborer Mitchell Henry S., barber MONTREAL TELEGRAPH Michael E.Quigley, operator Murphy Hugh, saloonkeeper Nevills John, blacksmith O'Donohue John, proprietor Queen's hotel O'Malie Martin, laborer O'Neil John H., wheat and catile dealer O'Neil Robert H., reeve, of Stanley Dight & Oo.Orme Robert B., lumber merchant Park Adam, fireman Paghley Charles F., book and variety store Patching Edwin, clerk, Lds at Queen hotel Pemberton William, butcher Perry George W., mason Porte George, farmer Porte Willium, postmaster, issuer of marriage licenses, commissioner in B.R., agent and conveynncer, &e.Pratt William 11., butcher Pringle George D., watchmaker Pritchard Miss Lottie, school teacher Provincial Insurance Co, R, Fox, agent Quarry Henry B., groceries and liquors Quarry Willinm 13, M.D.coroner Queen's hotel, Jul O'Donohue, proprie- Lor Quigley Dennis, shocmaker QUIGLEY MICHAEL Ii, telegraph operator Quigley William, shoemaker Quigley Willimn, jun, clerl Roache W.E., pluning mill Richardson Wi liam, farmer Robbing Orlando, lumber agliery and pumpmaker Roberts John, bartender Robinson James, blacksmith William Cu, merchant [PROVINOE or ONTARIO.] Robinson John, laborer Robinson Thomas, carpenter ; Roche William E,, carding and planing mill Rollins Robert, laborer oo Royal hotel, John W.Carroll, proprietor Ryan James, tailor Ryan Nathaniel, farmer Sadlier John, laborer Sanders Charles W., insurance agent Saunders rev.T.E., ch of England Schafer Alexander, painter Sexsmith rev.George, Wesleyan Sheridan James, laborer Smart Alfred, photographer Smith Montgomery, grocer Sparling Mrs.Eliza Jane, wid Jacob Stanley Bernard, J.P, storekeeper, of Stanley, Dight & Co.; Stanley, Dight & Co., flour mill Stanley John, laborer Stanley Robert, grain dealer Stanley W.Edward, clerk .Stanley William, J.P., of Stanley, Dight Steward Miss Ann Jane, milliner and dressmaker Stewart Mrs.Mary Ann, wid David Stewart Thomas A., carpenter Sullivan Matthew, laborer Taylor William, tailor Tennent William, carpenter Thompson Joshua, township clerk Thompson Richard, farmer Trevithick Samuel, carriagemaker Walden Francis, jun., M.D.Walden Francis, sen., J.P.Walker William, innkeeper Walsh Robert, laborer Western Assurance Co., R.Fox, agent Wilson Melvin, machinist Woods Alexander Young James, shoemaker LUCKNOW \u2014A village on the Nine mile river, townships of Kinloss, Wawa- nosh and Ashfield, counties of Huron and Bruce.Distant from Goderich, the northern terminus of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 22 miles, from Kincardine 23 miles, from Walkerton, the county town of Bruce, 26 mies.Mail daily.Population about 800, \u2014\u2014 Adams John.teamster Allon Joseph, hotelkeeper Anderson William, Joiner Andrews William, joiner Armstrong Leonard, insurance agent Armstrong Walter, storckeeper Armstrong William, joiner Bingham & Little, dealers Burgess George, joiner Burgess Mark, tailor Burner Willian, cabinetmaker ury George W., druggist Cameron Duncan, tilor Cameron Kenneth, of Cameron & Miller {Campbell George Campbell James, livery stable Campbell Malcolm, J.P., postmaster, dealer Chambers Robert, weaver Cliffe Charles, teacher Copland Joseph, hotelkeeper Cox Samuel, tinsmith enoon Donald, waggonmaker onogli Mrs.A., wid Andrew, hotel Finia James, blacksmith Fletcher Thomas, watelnuaker Garner John H,, M.D.Geddes William, couper Glaser George, builder Gledhill Henry, cabinetmaker Graham Robert, shoemaker Grenache Jonchim, shoemaker Grundy Andrew, blucksmith DOMINION 509 DIRECTORY.Grundy John, blacksmith Hale Miss, dressmaker Harrig Thomas, joiner Hay William, shoemaker Hays L.William, laborer Hood Robert, laborer Hunter James, joiner Hunter Robert, carpenter Jackson rev.Alexander, New Connexion methodist Jewitt John, assessur Kellas James, stone mason Kellam rev.W.M.Kennedy William, clerk Kerr Guorge, tailor Lawrence Thomas, tinsmith Lees & Douglass, cloth manufacturers Little Joseph, shoemaker McArthur Duncan, laborer McBain John, clerk McCall William, joiner McCradie Robert, joiner McCrummin Alexander, M.D.McCrummin Donald A.storekceper McDonald Malcolm, laborer McEntyre Alexander, innkeeper McGillivray Malcolm, tailor McGregor John, blacksmith McGregor John, joiner McGregor Norman, M.D.McIntosh Charles, carpenter McKay Hugh, blacksmith McKay Neil, bailiff MeKei Samuel, baker McKenzie Murdoch, laborer McKinnon Alexander, tailor McKinnon James, laborer McLean Charles, blacksmith McLean Gregor, waggonmaker McLennan Ewen, blacksmith McMillan Robert, sawyer McMullan Daniel, druggist McMullun James, waggonmaker McMullen Norman, blacksmith McMullen William, teamster McPherson John M.mariner McQuoid John, boots and shoes Mathews Thomas, carpenter May Thomas, advocate Meredith Mankin, farmer Middleton George, school teacher Miller James, joiner Mooney Charles, tinsmith Morrison Alexander, tailor Mullin Thomas, carpenter Murray Alexander, storekeeper Odlunn John, laborer Orr William, butcher Pateher William, yeoman Proctor Robert, saddler Reid John, saddler Reid W.F, advocate Robinson Samuel, tanner Ross Alexander, saddler Savage Hugh, laborer Secord Charles, storekeeper Smiley William, sawyer Somerville James, J.P.Tennant John 8, M.D.Truleaven John, storekkeeper Truleaver Walter, saw and grist mill Walker William, baker West Robert, hotelkeeper White P.H., storekeeper Williamson James, cabinetmaker LUMLEY\u2014A post office station in the township of Usborne, county of Huron.Distant from Seaforth, a station of the Bufthlo and Goderich braneh of the Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles, from Exeter 7 Miles, fare ©.; from St Mary\u2019s 20 miles.Mail daily.Alexander Robert, farmer Allison John, tarmer Ballentine John, farmer Luc-Lun Bell Robert, farmer Bell William, farmer Blachford Richard, waggonmaker Bolton George, pump maker Bolton Samuel, dentist Boulton Samuel, farmer Bowerman Ichahod, farmer Cann Robert, limeburner Crawford John, farmer Dinnin William, postmaster Dinrie William, storekeeper and manufacturer of grain cradles Ellerinton Thomas, farmer Fanson Richard, farmer Fife John, carding mill Glenn John, farmer Glenn Thomas, farmer Glenn William, farmer Harnacher Noah, weaver Hobkirk George, farmer Horton John, farmer Horton Samuel, farmer Jameson John, farmer Love Samuel, farmer MecArter Henry, weaver McArter James, farmer McArter William, farmer McFarlane John, farmer McKenzie James, farmer McKenzie Murdoch, builder McQueen Peter, farmer McTaggart Alfred, farmer McTaggart John, farmer Marquiss Richard, lime burner Marquiss Richard, jun., farmer Miller Michael, farmer Mowbray John, farmer Parish John, farmer Pollard Thomas, farmer Prbus John.farmer Ryckman John, farmer Ryckman Philip, farmer Ryckman Tobias, farmer Simmins Jonas, farmer Stewart James, tailor Stewart Neil, farmer Strang David, farmer Thompson James, farmer Van Horne Cornelius, farmer LUNENBURG\u2014A village in the township of Osnabruck, county of Stormont.Distant from Dickinson\u2019s Landing, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, miles, fare 50c.: from Montreal 8) miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 250.Alguire Mrs.Agnes, general store Artindale Robert, moulder Ault Nicholas, blacksmith Blake Robert, carpenter Bride John, machinist Bush Hiram, bailiff, farmer Bush Ira, constable.farmer Bush Mrs.Peter, weaver Collins James, shoemaker Collins John, musician Colthart Jonah, councillor, wheelwright Cook Jacob, shoemaker, farmer Delaney James A., patterumaker Dishaw Joseph, moulder Disbaw William, stovefitter Doran Samuel, storekeeper Eamon Adam, blacksmith Eamon George, laborer Ekins Edward, shoemaker Gillespie John, farmer Gorrell Charles, machinist Grant James, farmer Gray Daniel, blacksmith Gray William, wheelwright Haggerty William, tanner Harris John, laborer Hawn John, shvemaker Holister William, laborer Hough Asel, farmer Hutchins Hiram, shoemaker Lur-LYN DOMINION 510 DIRECTORY.[Provinez op - KIRKPATRICK FRANCIS, postmaster, saddler and harnessmaker Little Thomas, laborer Louks Ira, laborer McPherson James, farmer Make John, farmer ; Matheson rev.A., Presbyterian Raymore Henry, trader Rombough James, farmer Rombough John J, J.P, trader Rupert Amos, farmer Rupert Hiram, farmer Rupert Mrs.Thomas, seamstress Shaver Isaac, blacksmith SHAVER J.HIRAM, general store, farmer Shaver John, farmer Shaver Tunis, miller Shaver William, farmer Shaver William T., trader Street George R., hotel Tinkess Henry, carpenter Wagner Charles, trader Wiggins Thomas, farmer Wood John R., founder Wood William 3., assessor * LUTHER\u2014A small village on the Grund viver in the township of Luther, county of Wellington.It will be one of the principal stations of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, and being surrounded by afine farming country is growing rapidly, and promises to Le a very stirring place.Distant from Fergus, a station of the Wellington, Grey and ruce railway, 17 miles, from Guelph 29 miles, from Toronto 60 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 60.Beales Stephen, saw mill owner, car-, penter Dawson & Scott, storekeepers Dawson William, of Dawson & Scott, postmaster Dean Mrs, hotelkeeper Haight Silas, blacksmith Lewis Charles J., waggonmaker McPherson William, saw mill owner Scott\u2014, of Dawson & Scott Stuckey Samuel, hotelkeeper +LUTON\u2014A small villazein the township of Malabide, county of Elgin.Distant from St Thomas, station of tha London and Port Stanley railway, 15 miles, fare 65c.Mail tri-weekly.Population abuut 70.Davies Trueman H., storekeeper Dumeau Hiram, blacksmith ulendening Jerett S., waggonmaker Harvey Joseph, J.P., farmer Harvey William, J.P., farmer Haun Charles H, dentist Haun John C., cabinetmaker Hill Ambroise, grist and saw mill McCausland John, J.P.farmer McCausland Wesley, farmer Sherwood William, school teacher Sinclair John, shoemaker Tyrrell Lyman R., postmaster, storekeeper L'YN\u2014A prosperous village in the township of Elizabethtown, county of Leeds.It is a station of the Grand Trunk railway, possesses good water power, has a large trade in lumber and grain, and contains a cloth mazufactory, a tannery, a last factory and vulcanized Rubber comb works.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Brockville 6 miles, from Toronto 203 miles.Mail daily.Population about 750.Amo Joseph, laborer Armstrong J ercmiah, turner Armstrong John, blacksmith * Algo called Little Toronto.1Als0 called Centerville.Bagg Edwin, carpenter Bailey Hugh, laborer Baxter Albert Wilson, storekeeper Baxter Hiram, luborer Baxter Nathan, auctioneer Beard James, teamster Bell John Seymour, postmaster Booth IMiram Boyd Robert, laborer Boyd William, laborer Bremner Alexander, tanner Brown Benj., wood contractor G.T.R.Brown Ira, farmer Bryson Robert, tailor Buel George S,, J.P, livery stable BULLOCH & COLEMAN, manufacturers of lasts, boot trees, erimps, pegs and dies, decoy ducks, &e.Bulloch John, plater Burk Michael Burns John, shoemaker Burris Thomas, beamer Cairns Mrs.Sarah, wid Samuel, weaver Campbell E.H., bookkeeper Canada Life Assurance Co.Cummings, ngent CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.Hiram Fink, agent Clow Archibald, carpenter Clow Duncan, farmer Clow James, farmer Clow William, farmer Coleman Mrs.Catherine, wid Richard Coleman Chs.M., agent Lyn Nursery Coleman Edward B., flour dealer Coleman James, mill owner Coleman John, harnessmaker Coleman Norman, J.P., farmer COLEMAN WALTER, proprietor Lyn Nursery Coleman William F., M.D.Collier William, tanner COOK ERASTUS, manufacturer woollens, viz., tweeds, flannels, blankets, &c.Gooper J., & Co., sheep skin tannery Coward Leonard W., hardware Cummings Jas., of Bulloch & Coleman, insurance agent Curtis Ambrose, miller Curtis Elias, hotelkeeper Edgers Samuel W., carpenter Ferguson rev.John, Episcopal methodist Fink Egbert, telegraph operator G.T.R.FINK HIRAM, station master and agent for Canadian Express Co.Gilhooly Ephraim, nurseryman Gilhooly James, shoemaker Gilhooly John, butcher Gilhooly John, tanner GILLERLAIN JAMES, proprietor Lyn house Gray William John, carpenter HALLIDAY JOHN, boots and shoes, dry goods, clothing, hardware, groceries Harvey Edward, jun., butcher Harvey Edward, sen., hotelkeeper Haskins Sydney, painter Hensbey George, [borer Herron Robert, laborer Horton & Taylor, hub and spokemakers HOVER & CO., vulcanite rubber comb works Hudson Benjamin, beamer Hudson Rufus Sawyer, master Lyn Common school Jackson George, blacksmith Jarvis Nelson, teamster Jones rev.Kerney, ch of Englund Kirker David, shoemaker Latimore Hugh, beamer Lillie J., & Co., storekeepers James of Lyn Common school, Rufus Sawyer Hudson, master Lyn flour and grist mills, Geo.McLean, ngent LYN HOUSE, James Gillerlnin, proprietor Lyn Nursery, Walter Coleman, proprietor LYN TANNERY, Geo.McLean, agent McGrady, R.R.McOrady John, enrpenter McQully Androw, shoemaker MeDonald Frank, bookkeeper McDonald Henry E,, tanner McGee John, Inborer McLean Abraham, carpenter MoLBAN GEORGE, ngent for the Lyn Tannery, Lyn Flour and Grist mills, and operator for Montreal Telegraph Co.McLean William, tenmster MeMaster Maxwell, Inhorer MeMish George, iron foundry Meneely Robert, luborer Masson rev, James, Wesleyan MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Geo.McLean, operator Morrison Hugh, blacksmith Mott Ephraim, laborer Mott John W., luborer Mott Reuben Mash Edward A., carpenter Murray G.B., photographer Nicholson James, buker Orton Celsus, saddler Palmer John, carpenter Palmer Shubel, carpenter Pergau Paul, cooper Pergau Peter, shoemaker Powell James, jun., farmer Provincial Assurance Co., Jas.mings, agent Purvis Peter, J.P., farmer Rainger David, laborer Raymond Samuel, teamster Rivers James W.B., mill owner Rolland Joseph S., boukkeeper Rowe Edmond ROWE HORACE E., proprietor Chinese blood and liver syrups, Eureka Scott Stephen, carpenter Stevens Mrs, Jane, wid John, weaver Stowel George H., foreman woollen factory Tackberry Henry, laborer Thompson William, carriagemaker Thompson William, lastmaker Trickey Alvin T.druggist Tuffs Sherwood, laborer Walton R.S,, of J.O.Cooper & Co.Watchorn John, heamer White Dickson, laborer Widdes Robert, carringemaker Williams Sam.B., & Co., cheese factory Wilson Alexander, mason Wilson Andrew, miller Wilson Charles, foreman in taunery Wilson John, laborer Cum- LYNDIIN\u2014A village in the township of Beverley, county of Wentworth.A oon- siderable lumber business is carried on.It is a station of the Grent Western railway.Montrenl Telograph Co.has an oflice here, Distant from Paris 13 miles, from [hunilton 1G miles, from Niagara Falls 69 miles, from London 60 miles, from Windsor 170 miles, Mnll daily.Populu- tion about 400.Acklan Jumes R., laborer Baker Able Baker Willinm W., waggonmaker Barrett William, waggonmaker BARRINGTON CHARLES W,, tol- graph operator Beer Jolin, baker NTARIO.] DOMINION 511 DIRECTORY.Lyn-LyN Berrington Jolin.station master G.W.R.Bigger George W., M.D.Blackie Peter, potter Blasdell Benony, farmer and lumber manufacturer Blasdell Danicl Blasdell Daniel, jun., farmer Blasdell George, farmer Blasdell Isaac Blasdell Jacob, farmer Blusdell John, blacksmith BLOW LEWIS, builder Bradley Mrs.tailoress Bradley William, laborer Bradwin Edward, potter Bradwin Joseph, potter ; BRISTOL RIV.B., Episcopal methodist Buckberry William, carpenter Camp Benjamin, laborer Canwell John, sawyer Clement Firman, of W.Clement & Sons Clement William, & Sons, woollen manufacturers Cole Henry, well digger Cole William, engineer Collins George, luborer Cook William II, medical student CORNELL JEREMIAH, dry goods, groceries, hardware, &c.Cornell Miss Esther, dressmaker Cornell Mrs.Elizubeth, wid Benony Drake Clossin, clerk : Dunhan Henry, butcher Durnham David, tollkeeper Dyment Jolm Dyment Philip.accountant Fonger Greorge, sawyer Gibbons Charles, plasterer Gibbons Charles, jun., carpenter Gibbons William, mason Gidney Joseph, farmer Great Western railway hotel, Thomas Runchay, proprietor Green Jeremiah, sawyer Haines Samuel, potter Haines William, mason Hanley John, M.D.Hendershott Morris, mail carrier Henderson William, teamster Hoose James, professor of music Horning Melvin, shingle maker Horning William, boot and,shoe maker Howard Henry, dentist Hull Jonah, mason Hull Richard, plasterer Jameson Robert, storekeeper, deputy postmaster Keivell Joshua, laborer Keivell Samuel, laborer Keivell Thomas, laborer Keivell William, laborer Kerr Robert, potter Kerr William, sawyer Langdon Edward, laborer Langs major 8, M.D.Lemon William, jeweller Liddycoat Edward, blacksmith Lines Mrs, wid Charles Lines John, potter Long William, brick manufacturer Lovegrove David, laborer Lynden hotel, E.P.Mosier, proprietor MeAllister rev.James, New Connexion methodist McDonald Frank, teamster McIntyre Donald section master G.W.R.© Melsance Angus, laborer McKenzie Charles, teacher McLeod Donald, laborer Matthews John, waggonmaker Mecham ITorace, miner Miller William G., lumber merchant Misner Colman, teacher Misner John, carpenter Misner Sylvester S., clerk Montgomery William, tailor MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.,.C.W.Barrington, operator Mosier I, P., proprietor Lynden hotel Myers Elijah, sawyer Myers John, sawyer Myers Lemuel, blacksmith Nesbitt Adam, saw mill Nesbitt William, steam saw mill Normandy Louis, engineer ORR JAMES E., gent's furnishings, and dealer in boots and shoes Orr Watson C., bookkeeper ORR WESLEY F., general merchant lumber manufacturer, proprietor saw mills and coroner county of Went- worth Page S., potter Patterson Robert L., shoemaker Pempleton William, teamster Persond William, laborer Petitt Adam, blacksmith Pike James, shoemaker Place Samuel, cooper Price James, teamster Ross Isaac, laborer Runchay Thomas, proprietor Great Western Railway hotel Savage William.laborer Shannon James 3., laborer Shannon Mrs.Mary, wid David Shaver John Shaver John H., cooper Smith Andrew.laborer Smith James, miller Smith John, laborer Sturch Charles, farmer Tufford Francis, carpenter Vannorman William H., jun.VANSICKEL BENONY, postmaster, farmer, proprietor of saw and grist mills Vansickel Benony, jun., farmer Vansickel Henry, saw mill hand Vansickel John, saw mill hand Vansickel Nathaniel, saw mill hand Vansickel William, carpenter Wilson James, saddier Wing Able, sawyer Wing William, storekeeper Wood Robert, harnessmaker Woolford William, laborer LYNDHURST\u2014A small but thriving village in the township of Lansdowne, county of Leeds.It possesses excellent water power, a portion of which is em- loyed in runuing several mills.Distant rom Lansdowne, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 15 miles, from Brock- ville, 27 miles, fare §1.25¢.; from Kingston 3u miles, fare $1.25¢.Mail tri-weckly, Population about 200.Cheetham George, blacksmith Cheetham Robert, blacksmith Edgar David, innkeeper Godkin James, shoemaker Gorden Henry, clothier Howard Alpheus, M.D.Lee C.L., cooper Lee George W., clerk McIntyre John, sawyer Noblock Miss Hettie, school teacher Pierce Edward, carriagemaker Ripley James D., blacksmith RODDICK & GREEN, general merchants, and proprietors grist, saw, shingle and woollen mills Roddick James, clerk Roddick James, millwright Roddick John, of Roddick & Green, postmaster Rogers rev J.A, Episcopal methodist Sheffield Willam, farmer SHEFFIELD ARTHUR W., dealer in dry goods, crockery, boots and shoes groceries, provisions and hardware Stafford John, carpenter Stafford Samuel S., blacksmith Struthers Calvin, J.P.Stevens Enos, laborer Tye Richard, laborer Willsie Elisha, farmer Wetheral William, carriagemaker LYNEDOCH\u2014A village on Big Creek, township of Charlotieville, county of Norfolk.It possesses a mineral spring, the analysis of which proves it to be one.of the must rema:kable on this continent.Distant from Simcoe, the county town 11 mites, from Port Dover, on Lake Erie, 18 miles, from Brantford, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 30 miles, Mail daily.Population about 200.Bawtinhamer rev.Peter, Wesleyan Botright John, laborer Bottomley John.store and innkeeper Brown Joshua, tarmer Charlton George G.,& Co., storekeepers Charlton George G., of George G.Charlton, & Co.Charlton John, lumberman Charlton Thomas, lumberman Charlton William A.of George G.Charlton & Co.Chrystal rev.George, Canada Presbyterian Couks W.H., farmer Cowan William, J.P., farmer Crysler Elkanah M., farmer Crysler Roger, J.P., farmer Davidson William, furmer Disbrow Ira, cooper Freeland Hartman, cooper Gray George, postmaster, farmer Hagerman Salem, farmer HAGERMAN WILLIAM C., M.D., coroner for county of Norfolk Holtby rev.Matthias, Wesleyan, reeve Ingram Edward, blacksmith Lee Enoch, farmer Lovell Sylvanus, innkeeper McEown John P., farmer McMaster Patrick, farmer McMicken James Marsland John, farmer Uwen Anson, lumber agent Patient Benjamin, shoemaker Reid Archibald, cabinetmaker Reid James, farmer Reid R.R., farmer Roberts Thonras, farmer Schnell Charles, waggonmaker Shields Archibald Summerhays William, laborer Turner George, carpenter Wheeler Richard, shoemaker Whitehead Peter, laborer Wilson Abner, mill owner Wilson James, blacksmith LYNNVILLE\u2014A small village in the townshipot Windbam, county of Norfolk.Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 7 miles, from Brantford, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 21 miles Mail semi-weekly.Population about $0.Axford George, farmer Axford Wellington, waggonmaker Boughner Nelson, pump maker Crooker William L., postmaster, innkeeper Cuduey John File George, farmer Fonger Joel, farmer Gibson William, lumberman Joyce Richard, farmer Joyce Solomon, farmer Lyo-MAp Lorimer John W., storekeeper Miller David L., carpenter Wardle Peter, shoemaker White William, shingle factory Wilson Asa, blacksmith LYONS-A small village in the township of South Dorchester, county of Elgin.Distant trom Dorchester, a station of the Great Western railway, 12 miles, fare 50c.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 130 Ballah John, deputy reeve Belmore Thomas, farmer Brady Nicholas, tavernkeeper Bryce J.R., farmer Cline Nelson, farmer Dennis Benjamin, of P.& B.Dennis Dennis P.& B., blacksmiths Dennis Peter, of P.& B.Dennis Fullerton Matthew, township clerk, treasurer Fullerton Richart, farmer Kerkley Peter, cheese maker Lee Noah, of Winder & Lee Lucas William, shoemaker Lyons Cheese Co, William Orris, president 2 Orris William, president Lyons Cheese Co Pender John, carpenter Putman Henry W., farmer Putman Peter J., postmaster Robert Henry, township treasurer Wilkinson Thomas, waggonmaker \u2018Winder Thomas, of Winder & Lee WINDER & LEE, storekeepers MABERL Y\u2014A village on Fall River township of South Sherurooke, county of Lanark.Distant from Perth, a station of (he Brockville and Ottawa railway, 18 miles, fare $1.50.Mail weekly.Popula tion about 100.Bold William, storekeeper Buchannan George, shoemaker Duify William, laborer Goldman Isaac, postmaster, storekeeper Manders William, shoemaker Mayberry \u2014, storekeeper MeNickle Hugh, waggonmaker Morrison George, tavernkeeper Morrow Jumes, Morrow Jol, tavernkeeper and mill owner Stewart Donald, mill owner Walsh Thomas, blacksmith * MACINTOSH MILLS\u2014A small vil- lago in the township of Yonge, county of Leeds.Distaut from Mallorytown, à station of tbe Grand Truuk railway, 6 miles, from Caintown 2} miles.Population about £0.Bolger John, farmer Tlood Thomas, blacksmith Leeder Robert, farmer Loman James, cooper Macintosh Joseph J., coroner, mill owner MeClary Robert, farmer Proudfoot James, grocer Ronen Matthew, farmer MACTON\u2014A small village in the townships of Pecl and Wellesley, on the borders of the counties of Wellington and Water- Joo.Distant from Elmira 7 miles, from Berlin, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles, fare $1.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 60.Connelly James, farmer Connelly John, farmer François Laurent, hotelkeeper Laussier rev, E., R catholic McCormick James, farmer * The post office is at Caintown.DOMINION 512 DIRECTORY.McCormick John, farmer McCormick Joseph M., hotelkeeper and farmer Molloy William Nolan James, farmer (Brien John, mason Toole Peter, blucksmith postmaster, MACVILLE\u2014A small place between the villages of Sandhill and Bolton, township of Albion, county of Peel.Distant from Bolton, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 3 miles, from Toronto 81 miles.Mail tri-weokly.Population about 150.Alma hotel, Geo.Longhead, proprietor Dawes Jol, blacksmith Jeffery Charles, farmer Jeffery James, farmer Longhead George, proprietor Alma hotel McDougall Andrew, farmer Minnings William, farmer Munsie Alexander, farmer Murch George, waggonmaker Newlove George, shoemaker Newlove James, farmer Newlove Mrs.Maria, wid William Newlove Thomas T., farmer Newlove Wesley, furmer Robinson William, farmer Robson James, farmer Sparrow William, farmer Welwood Richard, farmer Williamson Thomas, farmer Williamson William, farmer Wilson Seth, postmaster, farmer McDON À LD)S CORNERS\u2014A small village on the Mississippi river, township of Dalhousie, county of Lanark.Distant from Uerth,a station of the Brock- ville and Ottawa railway, 20 miles, fare $1.50.Mail tri-weekly.l\u2019opulation about 150.Anderson James, carpenter Anderson Thomas, blacksmith Bell Adam, farmer Chalmers Miss Janet, postmistress, grocer Chalmers Mrs.Janet, wid William Donald James, farmer Donald John, farmer Dunlop Thomas, farmer Fleming James H., school teacher Gardner Robert, farmer Gardner William, pork inspector Jackman Thomas, shoemaker Lee James, farmer Lock William, innkeeper McFarlane Peter, farmer McInnes Andrew, town clerk McKerrow James, waggonmaker MeKerrow John,shoemaker McLellan John, shoemaker McLean Hugh, farmer McLean Miss Sarah, grocery McVeigh Joseph, blacksmith Mendels Isaac, storekeeper Munro James, clerk Paul George Purdon William, jun., farmer Purdon William, sen., recve Weir John, farmer McINTYRE\u2014A small village in the township of Osprey, county of Grey.Distant from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 18 miles, fare $1; from Durham 80 wiles, from Owen Sound 40 miles, Mail tri-weekly.Population about 60.Crombie J.J.E., school teacher Joyce John, blacksmith McArthur Charles, hotelkeeper McDonald rev.Archibald, Baptist McInnes Hector, storekeeper [PROVINCE or Newall Thomas, waggonmalker Melntyre Alexander, storekeeper Mcintyre Archibald, farmer Potts John, weaver Pott Edw., postmaster and land agent Stevenson A, farmer Walker Joli, farmer MeNAB\u2014A small village in tho township of Lochlel, county of Glengary.Distant from Cornwall, tho county town, 40 miles, from Laucuster, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 24 miles, fare $1.60.Mail daily.Population about 60, Cameron John, tavernkceper Jumpbell John, farmer Clark James, turner Dady Edward, farmer Ferguson Duncan, farmer Fraser Alexander, farmer Fraser Simon, postmaster, tanner Kennedy Angus, farmer Kennedy Duncan, farmer Lothian Peter, farmer McCrimmon John, firmer McCrimmon Peter, farmer McCunig Angus, J.P., farmer MeIntosh Donald, farmer McIntosh James, J.P., farmer MelIntosh John, farmer McKenzie Donald, farmer McLennan Duncan, carpenter McLeod Alexander, farmer McMillan Allan, farmer McMillan Duncan, farmer MeMillan Jolin, farmer MeMillan William, farmer MeNab Archibald, J.P., warden MeNab Malcolm, farmer McNab Malcolm, jun, farmer McPhee James, weaver McTavish John, farmer * TEA DOC\u2014A large and flourishing village on the banks of Deer Creok, township of Madoe, county of Hastings.It is the county town for North Hastings.The Division court is held here every two months.\u2018This place is noted for large mines of iron ore, marble quarries, and some valuable gold mines in its immediate neighbourhood, It is the outlet of the Hastings road, has excellent water power, and is the depot for u large potash trade, 2000 Larrels having been exported during one season.The construction of n railway from Madoc to Kingston is contemplated.Montreal Telegraph Co has an office here.Distant from Belleville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 26 miles, fare $1.Mail daily.Population about 800, Allt John, farmer Armstrong John, clerk Armstrong Mrs, Jane, wid John, boarding house Aspin William, butcher Atkins William, clothing store Bailey Jacob, farmer \u2018 Bailey Thomas, farmer Bartlett Ambrose, farmer Bateman Joseph, constable Benn Charles, blacksmith Bentliflf Bdward, bookkeeper Berryman R., barber Bristol Wellington, waggonmaker Brooks George M., grocer and buker Brown David, blacksmith Bull Jolm, clerk Burnsides William, teamster Bush Sydney, blacksmith Casford Toneri, surveyor and civil en- gincer Cuverly Joseph, carriagemnker Christie Jolm Christie Mrs.Margaret, photographer Colvin Jolm, former Craige James, laborer * Sometihnes called Unsting villages. J : i ONTARIO.] DOMINION 513 DIRECTORY.Map-Mar Cross Thomas, deputy reeve,storekeeper Dafoe C., teacher Dale John, tin and hardware Dean Franklin, of Simmons & Dean Deans, Grey & McGregor, storekeepers Deans Jas., of Deans, Grey & McGregor Driscoll Simon, tailor Dingman Henry, farmer Dunn J.H., farmer Kastwood Miss Ann, milliner Elmer William Wallace, M.D.Emery William, carpenter Fick I'rederick A.Pitzgerald James, attorney, &ec.Fitzgerald Joseph, carpenter foot Daniel A., tailor V'oot Smith, tailor Foster Alexander, shoemaker Franklin Edward, trader Gillespie John, cooper Gray Walter, carpenter Gream Charles, conveyancer Grey Robt., of Deans, Grey & McGregor Griffin Spencer, carpenter Hamilton James, laborer Harper John, grocer and baker Hastings house, Mrs.Moon, proprietress Heyworth James, painter Hudgins William, proprietor North American hotel Hulin Mrs.Sophia, wid Valentine Insley Henry, butcher Jenkins Wm., superintendent of Williams gold mine Kerr George, carpenter Ketcheson John, clerk of council, J.P.Kimerly George, stage driver Kirk Charles, mill owner Kirk James, miller Loomis John S., M.D.McBeath Mrs.Mary, wid Donald McDonald Donald, bailiff McGregor John, of Deans, Grey & McGregor McKelligan Benjamin McLean James, mason MecQulilan Robert, M.D.MADOC MERCURY, weekly, annual subscription $1; Albert Smallfield, editor, proprietor and printer Marrin Owen, shoemaker Maybee Alonzo, painter Maybee Benjamin, of Maybee & Son Maybee Marshall, of Maybee & Son Maybee & Son, cubinetmakers Mockridge rev.Charles, ch of England MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., C.J.Wilson, agent Moon Mrs.Margaret, wid Lyman, proprietress Hastings house Moore William, shoemaker Morse Civilian Mouncy Edward, J.P., tailor Mowatt Miss Elizabeth, teacher Mullett William, harnessmaker Nethery Alex, manager Hastings house Norris rev.L., Episcopal methodist North American hotel, William Hudgins, proprietor O\u2019Brien Jumes, cooper O'Flynn Edmund D., postmaster, storekeeper O'Flynn William, clerk O'Hara Benson, clerk Penniman Joseph, shoemaker Phillips John, laborer Pitts James, fnborer Prico Henry, mason Rawe George D,, clerk Division court, watchmaker Reddick Mrs.Mary C., wid Robert Reed S., & Co, carriagemakers and blacksmiths Reed Stephen, of 8.Reed & Co.Richmond Mrs M., wid John, seamstress Robertson John, storekeeper Robertson rev.R., Wesleyan Ross Anson, of Ross Brothers Ross Brothers, storekeepers Ross Snyder, of Ross Brothers Ross Sylvester D., councillor Seymour Frederick, farmer Seymour Horace, farmer Sills Brian C., mechanic Simmons & Dean, pumpmakers Simmons Robert, of Simmons & Dean Sinclair Eliza, milliner and dressmaker Sinclair Peter, harnessmaker SMALLFIELD ALBERT, editor and printer of the Madoc Mercury Solme Mrs.E., wid Andrew, milliner Squires Richard, laborer Stevens Mrs.Eliza, wid James Stoneburt John, laborer Sutton Henry H., M.D.Tabor Samuel, mason Vannorman John C., grocer Ward Nathaniel, builder Weiss Louis, shoemaker Weiss Louis, photographer Wellington John W., grist mill owner White Adam, manager Huffman house White John, founder, resides at Roslin Whitock James.farmer WILSON CHARLES J., chemist, agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Wilson Michael, chemist Wishart rev.David, Presbyterian WOOD ALPHEUS F., J.P., reeve and warden of the county of Hastings Wright Andrew, storekeeper MADRID\u2014A small place in the township of Sebastopol, county of Kenfrew.Di tant from Sand Point, the terminus of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 40 miles, fare $2.Mail bi-weekly.Foy John, tavernkeeper Holterman F., storekeeper McCawley Patrick, postmaster, storekeeper Plante Xavier, hotelkeeper MAIDSTONE CROSS\u2014A village in the township of Sandwich, county of Fssex.Distant from Windsor, a station of the Great Western railway, 12 miles, fare 50c.: trom Leamington\u201d 20 miles, from Kingsville 16 miles, from Chatham 5e miles.Mail daily.Population about 12.BAIN KENNETH, hotelkeeper Beattie Thomas, farmer Collins Cornelius, waggonmaker Collins Jeremiah, hotelkeeper Conway Miss Ellen, school teacher Devlin James, school teacher GAUTHIER REV.F., R.catholic Halford James, saw mill Harper \u2014, shoemaker Hickie William, grocer McClosky Francis, waggonmaker McClosky Thomas, blacksmith Mitchell James, blacksmith Moran Thomas, postmaster, storekeeper U'Falvey John P.W, M.D.Rush Thomas, storekeeper, shoemaker Sterling \u2014, M.D.Thornton Thomas, farmer *MAIN'S CORNERS\u2014A small place m the township of Edwardsburg, county of Grenville.Distant from kdwardsburg, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles.Population about 50.Adams David, storekeeper Brown George, grocer Brown William, farmer Burns John, farmer *The post office is at Edwardsburg.36 Caldwell Robert Campbell Hector, farmer Clayton John, carpenter Covington William, shoemaker Dodge Hiram, farmer Graham rev.W., Episcopal methodist Hopper John, farmer Mains Thomas, farmer Poupore Edward, farmer Raney Neil, J.P., farmer Runions James, farmer Wallace Miss Hannah, school teacher Wylie Hector, farmer MAITLAND\u2014A yillage on the river St Lawrence, township of Augusta, county of Grenville.It is a port of entry.Montreal Telegraph Co.hasan office here.Distant from Brockville, a station of the Grand Trunk and Brockville and Ottawa railways, 44 miles, fare 20c.; from Prescott 7% miles, fare 25c.Mail daily.Popu lation about 200.Adams Harrison, farmer Anderson John, blacksmith Baker Joseph, shoemaker : Baker Mrs.Stary, wid Robert, seamstress Boyd James, laborer Brennan Patrick, farmer Burns John, section man G.T.R.Burns Thomas, farmer Byers Charles, farmer Byers David, laborer Byers William & James, farmers Cameron John, weaver CANADIAN EXPRESS C0, D.Fink, agent .Cleary Patrick, section master G.T.R.Cole Eli, hotelkeeper COLLINS DANIEL, J.P., farmer Cunningham Adam, of J.& A.Cunningham Cunningham J.& A., farmers Cunningham John, of J.& A.Cun- niogham Dumbrille John, storekeeper ELDRIDGE CHARLES, proprietor Half-way house Elliott William, gardener Farrell Thomas, farmer Ferrier Mrs.Georgina, wid William, groceries .Field Linus, farmer Findley James, farmer FINK DAVID, station master G.T.R.operator Montreal Telegraph Co., and agent Canadian Express Co.Fitzgibbon Richard, carter Fox John, laborer Gallway lieut.colonel, brigade major, G.T.R.volunteers HALF-WAY HOUSE, Charles Eld- ridge, proprietor Heberle Benjamin, laborer Henderson Rufus C., farmer Henderson Solomon, farmer Howard James Humble Mrs.Maria, wid William Hurd Alanson, farmer Hurd William, farmer Jacobs William, laborer Jones Andrew, farmer Jones Dunham, sub-collector of customs Lemon Charles, foundry and saw mill Lemon Charles Burritt, miller Levia Antoine, carpenter Lewis rev.Richard, M.A., ch of Eng- an Longley George Canning, collector of customs and lector of inland revenue McDougall Archibald, dairyman postmaster, deputy col- MeManus Francis, cooper DOMINION 514 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE oF MAI-MAL Mallon Thomas, laborer Malloy Martin, laborer Maxwell David, school teacher MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, David Fink, operator Morey Alexander, mason Morey H.B., lime burner Palmer Mrs.Rosanna, wid Perly, laundress Pask John, laborer Pearson Albert, farmer PEARSON WILLIAM HENRY, general store Pennock Charles, lime burner Ryrie John, farmer Sheehan John, distiller Smith William, butcher Snider George, farmer Stone Erastus, lime burner Suddaby James, shoemaker Vannornam Alpheus, laborer Vaney Patrick, laborer Vrooman Martin, farmer and shoemaker Ward rev.Edward A., Wesleyan Wells Isaac Brock, deputy postmaster Wells Miss Maria Wilson Andrew, J.P., farmer Wood John L., carpenter Young Hugh, stonemason *PIAFTLANDVILLE\u2014A small village in the township of Colborne, county of tluron.Several of the Goderich salt wells are situated here, and the village is principally peopled by the employees of these establishments; there is also à large tannery.Distant from Goderich, the northern terminus of the Buffalo and Go- derich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, + mile.Population about 150.Buchanan William, shoemaker Duff Andrew, school teacher Gallagher Henry, saddler Henderson R.Kirkpatrick R.H, & Co., tanners, salt manufacturers _ Lashan Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, grocer MAITLANDVILLE HOTEL, Martin, proprietor ; ; MARTIN ISAAC, proprietor Maitland- ville hotel .Mcintyre John, blacksmith .PHARIS JOHN W., proprietor Saline house .SALINE HOUSE, John W.Pharis, proprietor Sands A.Spence Henry Isaac {MIA LA KOFF\u2014A village inthe town ship of Marlvorough, county of Carleton.Distant from Kemptville, a station of the Ottawa and Prescott railway, 9 miles, from Ottawa 30 miles, from Kingston 130 miles.Ma:lbi-weekly.Populativn about 100.Beaman John, farmer Caldwell Meredith, farmer Cook Thomas, farmer Evoy John, blacksmith Evoy William, blacksmith Ewin Thomas, farmer Hill John, farmer Hyland John, farmer Hyland Richardson, farmer Hyland Samuel, farmer Hyland William, shoemaker Johnston Thomas, farmer Lee John, shoemaker McCulla James, farmer McKay Andrew, farmer McKay Robert, farmer Mills Edward, farmer *The post office is at Goderich, *Sometimes called Peirce's Corners, Nixon Edward, farmer Peirce James, innkeeper, farmer Peirce William John, postmaster, farmer and storekeeper Pratt William, farmer Putnam Archibald, farmer Reddick John, farmer Robinson James, farmer Tremble James, farmer Wallace Andrew, farmer MALCOLM\u2014A small village in the township of Brant, couuty of Bruce.Distant from Walkerton 10 miles, from Durham 19 miles, from Goderich, a stu- tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 40 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 85.Biervirth William, farmer Crawford David, farmer Davis Robert, farmer Hosheit J.N., musician Kutz William, farmer Lamont G.B., farmer McGuire James, hotelkeeper and farmer Smith Johnson, J.P., farmer Stadtlander Martin, farmer Sullivan Daniel, postmaster,storekeeper Sullivan Michael, farmer FMIALLORYTOWN\u2014A thriving village in the township of Yonge, county of Leeds.It is a station of the Grand Trunk railway.Owing to a chain of lakes and mountains which extend from east to west through the townships of Yonge, Escott, Lansdowne, and Leeds, causing in great measure a severance of the rear ot each irom the front, the southern portions of Yonge aud Escott are united for mnnicipal purposes, Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Rockport, a steamboat landing on the river St.Lawrence, 9 miles, from Brock- ville 12 miles, from Kingston 34 miles.Muil duily.Population about 300.Andress Henry M., farmer Avery Ruglas, storekeeper Ayres Mrs.Catherine, wid Closson BRUCE WILLIAM, station agent and telegraph operator Buell John CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.CARNIGIE ANDREW B,, hotelkecper Craig William, laborer Evans, G.W., restaurant, grocer Forrester William, J.P., farmer Fortune John, grocer Guilds Jeremiah, farmer Guilds William, farmer Haddigan Michael, farmer Haight Edward B., M.D., assayer Hodge Gold Mining Co., G.L.Mallory, secretary Hodge William, shoemaker Jackson George, blacksmith Judd Mrs.Hannah, wid William Kelly William, grocer Kyes Albert, shoemaker Laverty Daniel, section man Lee Frederick F., postmaster, farmer Mallory Amasa W., farmer Mallory Edward, laborer Mallory George L., deputy postmaster, storekceper Mallory-Hiram S., farmer Mallory Ira, J.P., town clerk, treasurer Mallory Israel B., farmer Mallory Mrs.P., wid Henry, tailoress Mallory Mrs.Rebecca, wid James Mallory Thomas, blacksmith MARRIAGE LICENSES, A.A.Munro, issuer Marsh William B., builder Monfort John, tinsmith Monfort Peter, farmer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., William Bruce, operator Mullen Patrick, section man Munro Alfred A., storekecper, issuer marriage licenses Munro James, miner Munro William, cooper Pope rev.Robt.M., Episcopal methodist Proctor James W., builder Purvis Ephraim, farmer Purvis George G., farmer Quinsey John, farmer Raylen William H., school teacher Scott Thomas, mason Sheperd John, lelegruph operator Tenant Geo,, J.P., railrond contractor Tennant Robert Ww.farmer Thomas Edward S., farmer Thomson Francis, bailiff, carpenter Trickey Catherine, weaver Vance James, switchman G.T.R.White Cherry, blacksmith *MALONE\u2014A small village in the township of Murmoru, county of Hastings, There are two quartz crushing mills in operation here.The yield of gold averages $10 to the ton.Distant from Madoc lv miles, from Belleville, & station of tho Grand Trunk railway, 36 miles, fare from Belleville to Madoc $1.Mail weekly.Population about 300, Blakely Robert, farmer Brintou Thomas, farmer Broadwith Thomas, farmer Broadwith William, farmer Brown James, farmer Brown John L., farmer Caldwell Wm., blacksmith and miner Case John, farmer Christie William, farmer Christie William John, farmer Daulon James, farmer Derry Andrew, farmer Derry John, farmer Derry Thomas H., farmer Derry William, mail carrier Ferrier John, farmer Gardener David, farmer Gillan Michael, farmer Griffin Robert, farmer Hamilton David, farmer Hobson William, farmer Jolley Andrew, farmer Kelly John, farmer Lough William, farmer Loveless Peter, farmer McShea John, farmer McShea Michael, farmer Moffit Thomas, farmer Murphy Bernard, farmer Murphy Thomas, farmer Murray John, farmer Neill Robert, farmer Nihill Edward, farmer Nihill Thomas, farmer O'Brien John, farmer O'Hare George, hostler Palmer W.H., miner Philips William, township clerk Powell Charles, miller Powell Mark, miller aud miner Powell D.N., miner Richardson George, postmaster, hotel Richardson John, furmer Richardson Joseph, former Steamburg A., miller Torrin J ohm, furmer Wannamaker Alfred, farmer Wannamaker Jacob, farmer Wannamaker Samuel, farmer Warnamaker Thomas, furmer Wannumaker W.H,, former Willay James, farmer Wolfe John, farmer Wolfe Richard, farmer * Also called lP\u2019owcll\u2019s Mills. ONTARIO.] \"TON\u2014A village in the township of Font, county of ec), It is a station of the Grand Trunk railway.A large grain business 18 done here, it being the market of somo of the best wheat townships in the Province.Montreal Tele- raph Co.has an offico here, Distant tom Toronto 15 miles, Mail daily.Popu- lution about 800.Aikens John, farmer Allen Daniel : Alien Joseph B., of T.B.Allen & Co., postmaster Allen T.B., & Co., storekcepers Allen Thomas, of T.B.Allen & Co.Armstrong Adum, auctioneer Barker David, farmer Blain George, contractor Boyes rev.Jas, 8, Primitive methodist Britt William, laborer Brockblank Townley, farmer Brown James, painter CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., Francis R.Jennings, agent Chapman Thomas, farmer Cook James, farmer (Cook Thomas, carpenter Cruickshank William, blacksmith Cute Joseph, farmer Dawson George, farmer Dobson Wiliam, farmer Ellaby John, saddler Foster Joseph, waggonmaker Goodall James, laborer Goodman rev.J., Primitive methodist Graham John, butcher Hale William, tavernkeeper Halliday Richard Hutchinson Walter, farmer Heydon James, saloonkeeper Ibson Richard, farmer JENNINGS FRANCIS R,, station master G.T.R., agent Canadian Express Co., and Montreal Telegraph Co.Johnson Francis, farmer Kehoe James, switchman G.T.R.Lyons Mrs.Joanna, wid James Marshall William, laborer McDonald Alexander, storekeeper McLean John, teacher MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.F.R.Jennings, agent Moore Judson, farmer Moore Samuel, farmer Mulholland Henry, farmer Robinson John, shoemaker Rowland David, farmer Sanders Isaac, farmer Shaw James, farmer Shields William, farmer Single John, farmer Tomlinson Thomas, farmer MALVERN-\u2014A village in the township of Scarborough, county of York.Distant from Scarborough, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 2§ miles; from Toronto 14 wiles, fare §0c.; from Markham, a station of the Toronto and Nipis- sing railway, 6) miles.Mail daily.Yopu- Intion about 125.Badjerow Martin, tarmer Brown James, farmer Burton William, sen., farmer Ferguson William, pumpmnker Fleming Jnmes, carpenter GATES JONATHAN, proprietor Mal- vern house Hutchinson John Jacques Edmund R., storokceper McDiarmid Peter, M.D, physician MeNabb John, blacksmith Malcolm Archibald, farmer Malcolm Mrs.Tlizaboth Malcolm Mrs, John, wid MALVERN HOUSE, Jouathan Gates, proprietor DOMINION 515 DIRECTORY.Patten James, farmer Purdy William, farmer Purvis James, farmer Thompson Smith, postmaster, storekeeper Thomas Richard, farmer Walker Andrew, carpenter Wyper Joseph, saddler *MANCHESTER\u2014A village in the townships of Hullett and East and West Wawanosh, county of Huron.Distant from Goderich, the county town, and Northern terminus of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 11 miles, from Clinton 104 miles, from Kincardine 36 miles, from London 60 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Anderson Thomas, hotelkeeper Balantine James, waggonmaker Beard John, carpenter Caldwell Samuel, dealer Cassidy Mrs.Clark Samuel, waggonmaker Cook Hartman, jobber Cullis John, saw and grist mill Davidson James, farmer Dey Alexander, blacksmith Dobie James, farmer Downs Robert, blacksmith E.kin Æneas, farmer Farrow Henry, farmer Hilders Heary, proprietor flour mill Hoare Thomas, farmer Houston George, farmer Jones Isaac, farmer Lawlor Thomas, contractor Lawson John, farmer McBrine Jeremiah, shoemaker McDonald John, farmer McKay rev.J., Episcopal methodist Pierce John, farmer Scott James, J.P., farmer Scott R.B., dealer Stewart George, M.D.Stitt Jackson, tannery Sutherland James, postmaster, dealer Wilson William J., shoemaker Young rev.Stephen, Presbyterian MANCHESTER\u2014A village in the township of Reach, county of Ontario.The grain market in this village is very exten:ive, aud is considered second to none in the province.Montreal Telegraph Co.hasan vflice here, Distaut from Whit- by, a station of the Grand Truuk railway, 1 miles, fare §1 ; from Toronto 44 miles.Mail daily.Population about 300.Atkinson Ambrose Brown & Christian, storekeepers Brown John H.of Brown & Christian Byam William H., waggonmaker Campbell R.& J., storekeeper Camplin Miss Mary, dressmaker Cassidy Thomas, laborer Christian S.H., of Brown & Christian Christie Donald farmer Christie John, township clerk Cook & Stevens, tinsmiths Cook Walter, of Cook & Stevens Daniels John, shoemaker Davis William, blacksmith Devitt George, teamster Ewers Able W., yeoman Ewing Thomas Fitchett Mrs.Janet, wid Robert Golding John, bricklayer Gordon Adam, vostmaster, storekeeper Graham Alexander, farmer Graham Frederick, farmer Heard J.& W, carringemakers Heard John, of J.& W.Heard *'The post office isat Auburn.Mar-MAN Heard William, of J.& W.Heard Hiscock Charles, baker HISCOCK MISS MARY, Montreal Telegraph Co.Jeffrey Richard, carriagemaker Leach Louis, shoemaker Leonard James, photographer Leonard Peter Lyle Henry, farmer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Miss Mary Hiscock, operator Munroe Robert, farmer Parkin James, waggonmaker Plank Bartholemew, Revere house Revere house, Bart.Plank, proprietor Squire James, tailor Stevens James, of Cook & Stevens Steven William, teamster Straiton Thomas B., clerk Thompson & Brooks, saddlers Thompson Henry, hotelkeeper Waggoner Miss Mary Ann, milliner operator MAND A UNMIN\u2014A village in the town ship of Plympton, county of Lambton.It is at present a small place, but has every prospect of increasing rapidly, as the oil business of Petrolia is fast extending in this direction.wells having been already sunk about 3} miles from the station, at which large quantities of oil are constantly being shipped.It is a station of the Sar- nia brarch of the Greal Western railway.Distant from Petrolia 5 miles, from Wyoming 6 miles, from Sarnia 10 miles, from Strathroy 31 miles, from London 51 miles, from Hamilton 127 miles.Mail daily Population about 100.Banting James, farmer Bird John, agricultural implements Brooks John, farmer Brooks William, farmer Brown William, cooper Chalmers James, coroner Chalmers Robert C., farmer Chalmers Thomas, farmer Chesnut rev.J.W._, Presbyterian Clark Albert F.postmaster, merchant, and agent G.W.R.\u2018 Climie Thomas, farmer Climie William, farmer Cuthbertson Peter, farmer Doig Robert, farmer Donald John, farmer Donald Thomas, farmer Duncan John, farmer Dunn William, farmer Ewart Thomas, farrier Ferguson Mrs.D.Fisher Alexander, farmer Graham Andrew, farmer Graham George, blacksmith Hall Joseph, farmer Irvine Thomas, farmer Knapp Mrs., weaver Mahan rev.John, Wesleyan McDonald Angus, farmer McGough Arthur, farmer Nesbit David, J.P.(O'Neil John, farmer O'Neil Robert, farmer Park James, farmer Paul John, farmer Polly William, farmer Quinn James, farmer Richardson Richard Strangway John, farmer Strangway Walter, farmer Sutherland Frs., track foreman G.W.R.Swan James, weaver Taylor Charles, weaver Thom William, farmer Watt William, farmer Willoughby Francis, farmer Wilson Robert, farmer MAN\u2014-MAN MANILLA\u2014A thriving village on the line between the counties of Ontario and Victoria, townships of Brock and Mari- posa.The Midland railway passes through this place to Beaverton.Distant from Whitby, the county town, 30 miles, fare $1.50.Mail daily.Population about 60.Andrews George, tailor Bible Christian church, rev.F.Courtice Boucher Edward, clerk, bds at Manilla house Bowes G., grain merchant Brown Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Patrick, school teacher, bds at Manilla house Bull Gersham, pumpmaker Cameron John, blacksmith Campbell Allen Canada Presbyterian church, rev.Hugh Currie Carter George, storekeeper Caughlin Edward, saddler Chesterfield William, shoemaker Clark Alexander, storekeeper CLARKE JOHN, reeve, blacksmith Condon Edward, laborer Congregational church, rev.Dougal McGregor, minister Conway Robert, stage driver, bds at Manilla house CONWAY SWITZER, proprietor Bea- verton and Oshawa stages and Manilla house Coone & Brother, carriagemakers Coone James, manufacturer of hand rakes Coone John, of Coone & Brother Coone William, of Coone & Brother Courtice rev.F, Bible christian Currie rev.Hugh, Canada presbyterian Davis H., bricklayer Degere Munroe, stage driver Degere William, stage driver Delory Daniel, shoemaker Dunoon Donald, cooper Douglas George, storekeeper Douglas Mrs.Mary, wid George, postmistress Edwards Asaph, farmer Edwards John, bookkeeper, bds at Manilla house Edwards Richard, of George Thompson & Co.Edwards Robert, farmer Ellis John, steam grist mill Force Edwin, storekeeper, bds at Manilla house Ghent William, carpenter Gifford John, laborer Graham William S., cabinetmaker Gravelly Thomas D., painter Hambly John, carpenter Hill Francis, tailor Holliday John, butcher Holliday Thomas, butcher Horne George, farmer Johnston Mrs.Catherine, wid Peter Jones John, mason Lott James, shoemaker McEachran L., carpenter McQuee Malcolm, tanner McDonald Hector, J.P., farmer McDonald Neil, farmer McDonald Mrs., wid John McDonald Mrs., wid Hector McFadyen Archibald, blacksmith McFadyen Martin, shoemaker McFayden Malcolm, shoemaker McFayden Mrs.Flora, wid John, dressmaker McGregor rev.Dougal, Congregationalist McKinnon Hugh, tanner McLachlan John, boilermaker McLean Duncan, tanner McLean Archibald, blacksmith DOMINION 516 DIRECTORY.McPhail William, bible colporteur McPherson James McPherson Peter, carpenter McQuarrie Hugh, school teacher, bds at Manilla house Manilla house, Switzer Conway,proprietor Martin Alfred J., druggist, & veterinary surgeon May Thomas, saddler Nichols W.M., school teacher Qakley Francis, M.D.Ockenden J.K., druggist Pearce Henry, shoemaker Pearce George, shoemaker Pearce G.M., shoemaker Peckard William, blacksmith Ranous Mrs, William, dressmaker Ranous William, Episcopal methodist Saunders Benjamin, laborer Scott James A., photographer, bds Manilla house Sinclair David, carpenter Skinner Joseph T., tinsmith Thompson George & Co., general storekeepers Thompson George, of George Thompson & Co Thompson William, hotelkceper Twohey John, painter Trimble James, carriagemaker Tweedie Gilbert, M.D.Whitesmith Isaac, watchmaker Williams Edmund, rakemaker Williamson George, farmer MANFEOWANING\u2014A village situated at the foot of a decp bay on the north shore of the Grand Manitoulin Island, district of Algoma.The population is composed of the officers of the Northern District of the Indian department and a few Indian families, The land in the vicinity is gradually being settled by whites.Distant from Sault Ste Marie, the county town, 150 miles, from Col- lingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 150 miles.Mail weekly in summer, fortnightly in winter.Ironside A.McG., postmaster, clerk and interpreter Indian department Plummer William, superintendent and commissioner Indian department, and fisheries overseer Simpson Thomas, M.D., commissioner and surgeon Indian department MANNHEIM\u2014A small village in the township of Wilmot, county of Waterloo.Distant from Petersburg, à station of the Graud Trunk railway, 4 miles, from Berlin, the county town, 6 miles.Mail semi-weekly.l\u2019opulation about 250.Baseicher Mrs.Mary, wid Bergey Jacob, farmer Bœhmer Valentine, jun, cooper Beehmer Valentine, sen., cooper Bowman Joseph S., farmer Bowman rev.Moses S., Menonite, cheese factor Bricker & Lederman, storekeepers Bricker Abram, of Bricker & Lederman Bricker Abram H., farmer Cressman Enos, farmer Echardt Jolin, tailor Ferrier John L., teacher Fisher Charles A.L., postmaster, storekeeper Gerbig Henry, innkeeper Gerloch William, cabinetmaker Gieger Daniel, farmer © Gieger David, joiner | °F] Goffton R.G., farmer Gonder Henry, carpenter MM Granel Frederick, foreman flax mill Grovier N.E., fireman Hallman John, farmer [PrOVINOE or Hartsberger Lewis, mason Hewitt George, carpenter Hodel Daniel, carpenter Knechtel Jacob D., weaver Knechtel Peter, farmer Krapp Isaac, furmer Lederman C., of Bricker & Lederman Leonard Mrs., wid J., farmer Lockman John, farmer Poppler George, blacksmith Pimper William, weaver Richert John, farmer Ruby Nelson, farmer Sales Peter, mason Schantz A.D., flax mill Schantz John D., farmer Schmidt Henry, farmer Schueller George, farmer Schneller John, farmer Schweitzer Jacob, farmer Schweitzer Michael, farmer Schwoob Anthony, laborer Seibert Lewis, shoemaker Sheadel Joshua, farmer Sinkbeal John, flax mill Solomon Gottlieb, laborer Strausberger B., weaver Stultz August, farmer Walter Andrew, laborer Ware John, blacksmith Welfley John, farmer Woolner Isaac, veterinary surgeon MANOTICK \u2014 A thriving village on the Rideau river, township of North Gower, county of Carleton.It possesses ood water power and several mills.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Rossiters, a station of the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 3 miles, fare b5c.; from Ottawa 17 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 200.Ashwith John, foreman Beaudry Dennis, blacksmith Beaudry Moses, laborer Blythe Alexander, grist mill Bradley George, saddler Blair Charles, blacksmith Cameron Murdoch, farmer Gondu John, blacksmith Cowan John, storekeeper Cowan Samuel, M.D.Davidson Alexander Davidson Peter, shoemaker DICKINSON G.L., postmaster and agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Dickinson M.K., merchant and woollen manufacturer Finlay Robert, farmer Hawkins George, clerk Jennings John, druggist Johnstone J., bridge tender Kelly David, tavernkeeper Latimer James G., millwright Lees Thomas, foreman McCarney Bernard, farmer McCarney William, carpenter McCorkill Thomas, waggoumaker McGue John, laborer McIntyre Johnston, hotelkeeper McLeod Daniel, miller MONTREAL TELEGRAPH O0, G.L.Dickinson, agent Mooney James, cooper Morris William, grist mill (\u2019Grady Michael, hotelkeoper Parker Justns Payment Joseph, blacksmith Raymond T., carder Towel A., laborer Turcotte Joseph, laborer Tyghe Richard, jun, farmer Tyghe Richard, sen, farmer Williams George, storekeeper Wilson Robert, storekeeper ONTARIO.] MANSFIELD\u2014A small village on the Loyne water, vownship of Mulmur, south riding of the county of 8imeoe.Distant from Angus, a station of the Northern railway, 16 miles, from Toronto 60 miles, Mail bi-weekly.Population 118.Anderson David, shoemaker Anderson Edward, farmer Black John, farmer Black William, farmer Campbell Robert, blacksmith Gilbert William, postmaster, store and tavernkecper Grier Charles, farmer Lee John, carpenter Leggatt Benjamin farmer McCracken Robert, farmer McMahon John, farmer McMulean Edward, grist mill Noble Samuel, farmer Silks Joseph, farmer Smith William B., farmer Stinson Robert, blacksmith Symington Avon, cooper MAPLE\u2014A small village in the township of Vaughan, county ot York, Distant from Richmond Hill, a station of the Northern railway, À mile, from Toronto 122 miles.Mail daily.Population about DV.Aitken rev.William, Presbyterian Archibald Jesse, luborer Badger Thomas, butcher Baker Edward, shoemaker Bannerman Mrs., wid Barlow Robert, storekeeper Bishop Alfred, laborer Fishburn rev.Jeremiah, Lutheran Gillis John, farmer Gordon Alexander, laborer Gordon Joseph, mail carrier Gordon Thomas, laborer High William, shoemaker Harris James, hotelkeeper Humphrey J.D., station master Irvine James, laborer Irvine Andrew, shoemaker Julian Thomas, farmer Keffer Michael, Kyle James, laborer Line Jacob, farmer Line Heury, farmer Line John A., farmer Line Samuel, farmer Line William, farmer McCormack Joseph, laborer McDonald John, carpenter McDonald James, farmer McNaughton rev.Peter, Methodist McQuarrie Archibald, farmer McQuarrie John, farmer Maloy Hirand, teacher Manning James, farmer Matheson William, farmer Nelson John, farmer NOBLE ARTHUR, postmaster, general store Oliver Joshua, farmer O'Neil Hugh, weaver Raithe Thomas, blacksmith Richardson Leeds, saddler Rupert Oliver, M.D, Rupert Adam Rupert John W., photographer Rupert Peter, farmer Rupert Thomas, farmer Shunk George, laborer Smith Jacob, Stickney Mrs, wid Tennent James, farmer Thompson Robert, tavernkeeper Townsend Thomas, laborer Waterhouse Jolin, storekeeper DOMINION 517 DIRECTORY.MAPLE GROVE\u2014A small village in the township of Cornwall, county of Stor- mont.Distant from Cornwall, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 niles.Population about 100.Arthur Robert, miller Barnard Alfred, lockman Bridges John, laborer Connelly Archibald, farmer Grant Daniel,