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

[" \u2019 Por-Por Garrison Samuel, carpenter Kinney William, J.P., farmer Martin Stephen, farmer Palen Wm.A.J.P, lighthouse keeper Scott James, postmaster Slaven Patrick, farmer Vanalstine Henry, farmer *POINT TRA VERSE\u2014A village on the north shore of Lake Ontario, township of Marysburgh, county of Prince Edward.Distant from Picton 17 miles, from Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 87 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 200.Ashley Augustus, farmer Ashley William, farmer Bongard Frederick, farmer Bongard Jackson, farmer Bongard Peter, farmer Cannon David, farmer Cannon John, tarmer Case Hermon, postmaster, mill owner Case Martin fn, farmer Collier Peter B., farmer Denaird Alvy, farmer Furguson Guy, farmer Hicks Joseph, farmer Howell William S., school teacher James William, storekeeper Johnson Henry, farmer McCrimmon Duncan, farmer McCrimmon Mrs.Jane, wid George McCrimmon Nathan, farmer MeIntosh Daniel, farmer Monck John, farmer , Monck Peter, farmer Ostrander Oliver, farmer Parkinson Johnson, blacksmith Sherriff Ebenezer Ww, farmer Smith Ira, farmer Spafford Roy, farmer Spafford Solomon, farmer Vandusen Edward H,, sailor Vandusen Henry, J.P.Vandusen Jacob H, farmer Vorce Marcellus, farmer POLAND\u2014A small village in the township of Dalhousie, county of Lanark.Distant from Perth, a station of the Brock- ville and Ottawa railway, 25 miles, Mail weekly.Population about 40.Blakeley Joseph, shoemaker Byng Charles, carpenter McIntosh Duncan, tavernkeeper Paul Moses, postmaster \u2018White John, weaver POMON A \u2014A small place in thetownship of Glenelg, county of Grey.Distant from Durham 183} miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 31 miles, from Colllingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 31 Tiles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about Arrowsmith Thomas, farmer Beaton Alexander, farmer Bellmay John, farmer Burke Miss Catherine Burke Mrs.Mary, wid John Campbell George, farmer Currie Donald, farmer McCormack Angus, farmer McDonald Archibald, farmer McDonald Godfrey, farmer Mclsaac Angus, farmer Melsaac Donald, farmer Melsaac Murdoch, farmer McLeod John, farmer McRae Alexander, farmer McRae Donald, farmer McRae Donald, jun., farmer McRae Finlay, farmer McRae George, farmer * Algo called Long Point.DOMINION 664 DIRECTORY.Purdy William, miller Raymond John, innkeeper Ross James, postmaster Wright Miss Jane, teacher *POND MELLS\u2014A small villago in tho township of Westminster, county of Mid- dlesex, Jt is n station of the London and Port Stanley railway.Distant from London 4 miles, fare 124¢.; from Port Stanley 21 miles.Population about 70.Beatie Andrew, carpenter Beaty Robert, farmer Elliott John, farmer Elliott William, mill owner Fleming Robert, tailor Riddel John, shoemaker Stuart Charles, farmer Thomson James, farmer Waldock Charles P., agent Willows Thomas, miller PONSONBY\u2014A small village on the gravel road between Guelph and Elora, township of Pilkington, county of Wellington, Distant from Elora,a station of the ollington, Grey and Bruce railway, 4 miles, fare 15c.: from Guelph 9 miles, from Stratford 49 miles, from Toronto 67 miles, Mail daily.Population about 80.Aviss Richard, carpenter reen John, J.P., farmer Halley James L., postmaster, general store Hirst George, hotelkeeper Maitland John, waggonmaker, blacksmith Michie William, J.P.farmer Newman John, waggonmaker Telfer W.B., J.P., farmer Wallace Donald, deputy reeve of Pil- kington Wallace Hugh, farmer and POOLE\u2014A village in the township of Mornington, county of Perth.Lumber and country produce afford the principal trade here.Distant from Stratford, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 14 miles, fare 50c.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 200.Boshert Christian, shoemaker Burnett Andrew, farmer Connell Thomas, farmer Dehr George, waggonmaker Dunlop Andrew, M.D.Dunlop William, carpenter Fance David, tailor Farrell James, blacksmith Feik Landvig, farmer Fink Henry, turner Tink Philip, turner Forebeck Joseph, laborer Gotshalk Christian, shoemaker Graham Henry, farmer Hohner Christian, blacksmith Ingle John, mason Keily John, farmer Kines James Kines William, farmer Laidlaw William, carpenter Landvig John, farmer Matthews David, postmaster, dealer Miller Robert, weaver Montgomery James, J.P., farmer Opper Philip, farmer Poppe Ernest, cabinetmaker Reilly John, farmer Rhodermer Peter, carpenter Robertson Neil, teacher Rupp Joseph U, farmer Russh August, gardener Sage Henry, laborer Scott William, farmer Shine Daniel, auctioneer Signer Frederick, cooper * The post office is in London, [PROVINOE op Snyder Sebert, farmer Sough Frederick, laborer Struthers Robert, farmer Struthers William, shoemaker Suggart John, tinsmith Were Miss Elizabeth, boarding house Whitney Matthew, farmer Wilson Thomas, laborer Wismer Ilenry, farmer Zang Ernst, pumpmaker PORT ALBERT\u2014A village in the township of Ashfield, county of liuron.Distant from Goderich, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles, fare 50c.; from Lucknow 16 miles, from Kincardine 23 miles, fare gl.Mail daily.Population about 200.Colwell George, farmer Crawford James, saw and grist mill Dreany George, blacksmith Torber Andrew, school teacher Graham George, hotelkceper Graham William, J.P., farmer Green Adam, weaver Hawkins George, carpenter Hawkins Thomas, dealer Hayden William, farmer Hussey Patrick, farmer McRAE DONALD; proprietor Albert hotel Murray Wilson, carpenter Ottway Henry, farmer Ottway Robert, farmer PELLOW WILLIAM T., postmaster and dealer in dry goods, groceries, h ard- ware, boots and shoes, &c., &c.PORT ALBERT HOTEL, Donald Me- Rae, proprietor Quad Andrew, weaver Young Richard, shoemaker Port PORT BRUCE \u2014A romantic village at the mouth of Catfish Creek, on the north shore of Lake Erie, township of Malrhide, county of Elgin.It is a port of entry.Distant from St.Thomas, a station of the London and Port Stanley railway, 17 miles, fare 62jc.Mail daily.l\u2019opulation about 200.Adams William, sailor Brown William, laborer Burrows Jason, carpenter Chesterman William, shoemaker Commercial hotel, John C.Grass, proprietor Crosier William, Davis Steplien H Dominion house, proprietor Co Eakins John A., storekeeper, resides in.Sparta Gilbert William, school teacher ; Grass John C., proprietor Commercial hotel .Hewitt Edward A., proprietor Dominion house Hicks Robert, carpenter Hoover Abraham, carpenter Hume Andrew, grain merchant Loucks Wellington, carpenter McKenzie Allen, pumpmaker Nichols David, gardener Nickerson Alfred Norman Joseph E., postmaster, store~ keeper Prowes Henry, mason Ryckman Lester, cooper ; Shipley Edward, blac kemith Taylor Peter, farmer ; ; Thompson Thomas, preventive officer: and harbor master Trim Samuel, butcher Westover Stephen, carpenter Wilson Mrs.Ruth, wid John Winnacott George, jun., sailor laborer ., grain merchant Edward A.Hewitt, ONTARIO.] DOMINION 665 DIRECTORY.Port BURWELL.- Winnacott George, sen., blacksmith Winnacott John, laborer Young Charles, laborer Young Rufus, laborer Young Sylvanus, fisherman Young William, carpenter FORT BURWELL-\u2014An extensive and picturesque village at the mouth of Otter Creek, on the north shore of Lake Erie, township of Bayham, county of Elgin.It wus laid out in the year 1881 by the brothers Burwell.Within the last few years it has advanced with remarkable rapidity, and bids fair soon to be a large and prosperous town.Itis a port of entry and has a good harbor.A Plank road connects this village with In- gersoll.Thero is constant communication, by steamer, with Cleveland, U.8.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 30 miles, fare $1.75; from St.Thomas, the county town, 80 miles, from Cleveland, 100 miles, fare $4, Mail daily.Population about 1800.Adams John Q., money lender Adams Thomas, farmer Allen Edward, laborer Allen James, laborer Allen John, shoemaker Allen William, laborer American hotel, Charles Raymond, proprietor Andrews Reuben, harnessmaker Ault John, farmer Ashford Charles, miller Backhouse William, commission merchant Baker Samuel, sailor Baker Thomas, sailor Ball Jacob, hostler Biddulph Nicholas H.Bishoprick William, laborer Blackburn Mrs.Harriet B., wid Blackburn Thomas, M D.Boyce Edward, sailor Boughner Mrs.Mary J., wid John Bradfield John, cabinetmaker Beackenbury William, sailor Brock captain Henry Burge captain Edward Burger Isaac D.Burger Mrs.Ellen, wid Samuel Burns Thomas, laborer Burt Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William Burwell Leonidas \u2019 Burwell Mahlon, job printing Butler Benjamin, sailor Calhoun James Cameron Thomas, carpenter Carew David, carpenter Carew John, cabinetmaker Carew Robert, shoemaker OCaswell Mrs.Mary, wid Jeranghtner Chesterman John, shoemaker Chesterman William, shoemaker Chomer Thomas, laborer Clow Samuel, laborer Cook William, sailor Cooper captain Benjamin Cooper Thomas, ship owner Corander Thomas, laborer Cosseboom William H., carpenter Cummings Peter, sailor Cummins Mrs.June, wid Henry Cutler Amasa, saw mill owner Dakin Henry, carpenter Deacon Albert, merchant Deacon Albert B., clerk Deacon Herbert, clerk Dencon James, customs broker and general agent Deacon William, & Sons, storekeepers, agents Northern Transportation Co.Dean James, painter Deer Charles, blacksmith Deer Frank, carpenter Deer George Deer Isaac Dixon Miss Christina Dorrien Miss Sarah, school teacher Drew James, professor of music Dunham Ephraim A., collector of customs and harbor master Ellis Miss Hannah, school teacher Emery William G., of Youell & Co, reeve Erie hotel ; Charles A.Smith, proprietor Fay John, laborer Franklin Benjamin, M.D., druggist FREEMAN DANIEL, barrister and president Harbor Co.French Robert Ford John, carpenter and joiner Foster captain David, ship owner Gauld Mrs.Jane, wid George G.Gauld Miss Catherine, school teacher Grandy James Green Mrs.Mary, wid John Grisdale John W., saddler Grisdale Mrs.Wilfred, wid Reuben À.Halsted William, hardware Haywood Winslow D., tanner and currier Hamilton William, saw mill owner Hare George W., school teacher Hankinson Samuel, carpenter Hidden Paul, engineer Hill Mason, farmer Hobson John, cabinetmaker Holden James, mason Hollowood John, sailor Hollowood Mrs.Mary, wid Amos Hollowood Mrs., wid Samuel Hotchkiss Benjamin, engineer Hotchkiss Frederick, engineer Hotchkiss Thomas, carpenter Hunt John, blacksmith Hunter Andrew, laborer Hunter Andrew H., laborer Jamison Mrs.Agnes, wid James Jennings Joseph, laborer Johnson captain James Joyce John, farmer Kelly Samuel, blacksmith Lake Mrs.Margaret, dressmaker Ley Thomas H., shoemaker Leedear Robert, machinist Lerbourne Samuel, butcher Leybourne William, butcher Light captain William, sailor Light Francis, sailor Light Henry, sailor Light James, farmer Light William F., sailor Lockhart John, sailor McBride Alexander, commission merchant and ship owner McBride John, clerk McCollom Joseph, clerk MoCOLLOM WILLIAM A., druggist and stationer McConnell Mrs.Geraldine, wid Richard McConnell Theodore, sewing machines agent McCoombs William, sailor McCrae Thomas, suilor McDermand captain Ansley MeDermand captain Charles McDermand captain Joseph McDermand Edmond, harnessmaker MeDermand Lemuel, carpenter McDermand Thomas McDermand Sydney McDearmid Benjamin, carpenter MeDearmid Duncan, blacksmith McDonald Alexander, ship carpenter McKenzie Alexander J., clerk McKenzie William, clerk MeMath John J., painter McPherson Mrs., wid Duncan Malafont Richard, baker Marlatt John, laborer Mason William, broommaker May Michael, laborer Merrill David, livery stable Merrills Alvin Morrison Alexander, farmer Millard David, ship owner Milks Vincent S., sawyer Milne James, ship carpenter MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Mrs.J.Wildern, operator Moore William, sailor Nellis Warner, laborer Nevills Andrew, farmer Nevills Omar, sawyer Newcombe John, carpenter Newkirk John, teamster Northern Transportation Cu, W.Deacon, agent Odd Fellows Oakes Mrs.Mary A, wid James Olney Orin, sailor ; Ontario hotel, Lewis Pierce, proprietor Pentland Mrs.Mary, wid John Pierce Lewis, proprietor Ontario hotel Pilcher Thomas, postmaster Pontiac Miss H.E.Pontine George W., ship carpenter Pontine Mrs.Eva, wid William Port Burwell Harbor Co., Daniel Freeman, president Poustie Andrew, sailor Poustie Archibald, clerk RAYMOND CHARLES, proprietor American hotel and express agent Raymond George, livery stables Read James, cabinetmaker Reed John, ship carpenter Redker Francis, laborer Redker Elias, cooper Redker William Richards Frank Richards John, sailor Richards Peter, fireman ; Rollins Charles H., storekeeper Ryan Mrs.Eliza, wid Daniel Ryckman John, laborer Ryckman Theodore, harnessmaker Scanlon Daniel, laborer Schutte rev.John, ch of England Scott Mrs.Ann Shaw Gilbert, tailor Sheilds James, chairmaker Smith Charles A., proprietor Erie hotel Smith Charles, laborer Smith John Smith Mrs.Sarah, milliner Smith Thomas, sawyer Snelgrove Daniel, waggonmaker Snelgrove Jacob, waggonmaker Snelgrove William, waggonmaker Sofree John H., farmer Speck John, laborer Speck Robert, engineer Sproal William, engineer Stephens Charles, baker Stormont William D., shoemaker Sturke Miss Margaret Sutherland Alexander, J.P., light housekeeper Swan Henry, mail contactor Swan H Taylor Job, waggonmaker Thompson captain Peter, sailor Titus captain Elisha P.Titus Alfred, sailor Titus Charles, sailor Titus Edmond, blacksmith Titus George, sailor Titus George E., sailor Por-Por DOMINION 666 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE op Titus James, carpenter Trask Hiram, ship carpenter Tripp John W., M.D.Turner George, sailor Turpel William, caulker Tuxworth Robert, filer Vosper John, laborer Ward captain Charles R.Ward captain James Wells Jeremiah, dentist Westover Lewis, sailor White Mrs.Cretha J., wid Charles Wildern Job, storekeeper WILDERN MRS.JOB, Montreal Telegraph Co.Williams Albert, sawyer Wilson Archibald, cabinetmaker Wilson James, sailor Woeber Christian, laborer Woeber John, laborer Woeber Samuel, laborer Wood Joseph, shipcarpenter Wrong Mrs.Elizabeth, dressmaker Yager Edward, plasterer Youell & Co., storekeepers Youell Mrs, Clara, wid George \u201cYouell William, of Youell & Cooperator ' PORT CARLING\u2014A small village in the township of Medora, county of Victoria.Steamer Wenonah calls at this port daily from Gravenhurst, distant 22 miles, Distant from Barrie, a station of the Northern railway.about 70 miles, from Toronto 140 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200.Adams Edwin, farmer Bailey Alexander, farmer Bailey George, wharfinger \u2018Bailey Michael, innkeeper Besley George, farmer Bird Adam, foreman of steam dredge Brotherston William, blacksmith Callard Josiah, farmer Cockburn J.Daniel, merchant Davidson William, bricklayer Forbes John, farmer Foreman William, farmer \u2018Gilbert Robert, carpenter Greer John, laborer Greer Mrs., school teacher \u2018Gyles Robert, boarding house Harding William, engineer Hazlewood George C., laborer James Hugh, farmer Johnston Benjamin H., postmaster Kelly John, laborer McConnell John, laborer Mec@Gillvery John, blacksmith McKinley John, builder and contractor Mahan Rodger, farmer -Minnet Charles J., cooper Morton Joseph, laborer Penson Robert, farmer Pettigrew Samuel, foreman Robinson Arthur G., civil engineer Shouldise Christopher, shoemaker Slater William, plasterer Steven James, farmer Thomas John W, innkeeper Tobin Joseph, farmer West Thomas, farmer PORT COLBORNE\u2014Anincorporatéd village ou Lake Erie, township of Hum- berstone, county of Welland.It is a large and flourishing place, and a port of entry.The Welland canal here strikes Lake Erie, by which route considerable quantities of grain arc annually exported, a largo elevator being erected at this point capable of transferring 6,000 bushels of rain per hour from vessels to the cars, flontreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.This placo is at the junction of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway with the Welland railway.It contains Union, Episcopal and R.catholic churches.Distant from Wellang, the county town, 8 miles, from Buffalo, N.Y.20 miles, fare 80c.; from Uamilton 60 miles.Majl daily.I\u2019opula.tion about 1500.American Merchants Union Express Co., L.G.Carter, agent Anderson Henry, teamster Anderson William, engineer Armstrong Edw., proprietor tow teums Armstrong John, sailor Armstrong Thomas, towman Armstrong William, sailor Arnold Michael, laborer Asherton Thomas, laborer Aspy Mrs Susannah, wid Joseph Aspy John, laborer Barnhart Jeremiah, night watchman at elevator Barnhart Mrs.Christine, wid John Bell Henry, tinsmith Boardman Luther, carpenter Boyer Adolphus, innkeeper Boyle John, saloonkeeper Boyle Mrs.Mary, wid Richard Bradley Edward, laborer Bradley John, laborer Campbell William, carpenter Carr John, teamster Carroll George, farmer Carter Charles, tug owner Carter Levi, farmer Carter Lewis Green, J.P., postmaster, merchant, and agent Express Co.Carter William H., grocer Chalmers Stewart, laborer Chase George W., shipwright Clancy Daniel, laborer Clickner John, mason Cobbins Christian, carpenter Coleman James, teamster Cook Henry, laborer Cook Hugh, saloonkeeper Cook John, saloonkeeper Cook Robert, towman Cook Samuel, confectioner Cook Thomas, laborer Cook William, laborer Cook William T., grocer Cooper rev.William E., ch of England Cramer Paul, clerk Cronmiller Henry, J.P., grain merchant Cross John, bridge tender Deacon George, laborer Dittrich Jacob, weaver Doan Elijah, carpenter Doran James, laborer Dunn James, laborer Elsingham John, blacksmith Fahey Michael, laborer Fahey Patrick, lock tender Fares Emanuel, farmer Fares Owen W., M.D., druggist Finn Owen, blacksmith Fitzsimmons Barney, laborer Fleming John, tugman Tortier David H.A., lighthouse keeper Frager William, laborer Furry Elisha, J.P., general merchant Gallahar Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Farroll Gibbons Dominick, storekeeper Gibbons Peter, general merchant Good Thomas, sailor Gordon John W., wood merchant Gordon Robert, drugs and stationery Green James, carpenter Greenwood Thomas, grocer and butcher Hamilton James, carpenter Hancock rev.William, Presbyterian Hanley Edward, ferryman Hanley John, farmer Hahn James R., of Hahn & Mathews Hahn & Mathews, ship chandlers Hannaford George, innkeeper Harbison John, laborer Hardison eaptain James, assessor Henderson Edward, innkeeper Henning John, ship broker and towman Henshaw John, lock tender Higgins Nicholas, harbor master Mill Miss Rebeceu, Hillyard Thomus, laborer Hopkins Joseph L, general store Hopkins William, tailor HUGHES DAVID, telegraph operator and station agent, Welland railway Hughes Edward, carpenter Iredule Joseph, Inborer Jones William H,, engineer Kappel Francis, watchmaker Karr John C., general store Kingston Junes, laborer Kingston John, sailor Kingston John, jun., laborer Kingston John, sen., laborer Kinnear James, collector inland revenue Lauder Edward F., farmer Lawson William, shoemaker Learn John, general store Leggett John E., clerk Leslie James, sailor Leslie Jolin, shoemaker Lewis William, barber McTaggart Neil, sailor McCain Daniel W.\"carpenter McCarty Mrs.Jane, wid John, saloon- keeper McChesney Mrs.Mary, wid John McFall Dugal, shoemaker and innkeeper McFarland Patrick, laborer McGarvin Mark, farmer McGillivray John, lock tender McGuiness William, engineer McGuire James, laborer McLeod William H., laborer McNamara Patrick, sailor McPhelan Hugh, teamster McRae John, general store Madden Michael, laborer Mahaffey Frank, sailor Mahagan John, laborer Maines Robert, tug fireman MARRIAGE LICENSES, Samuel S.Smades, issuer Martindale John H., storekeeper Mathews John, of Hahn & Mathews Matthews William, mason MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.D.Hughes, operator Morgan Daniel, sailor Morrison Mrs.Catherine, innkeeper Murray Joseph, laborer Neff Hurry, carpenter Neff Jumes B., M.D.Neiland Patrick, laborer Nimmo Charles B., manager of elevator NORTH JACOB,lnger boer brewer, and maltster Noreross Snmuel R., engineer O'Grady Owen, laborer (Neil John, butcher O'Neill enptuin Thomas J., innkeeper Oram James, laborer Otis George, sailor Pellet Abraham, pedlar Pitts Mrs.Louisa, wid John Martin innkeeper Pope Mrs, Anna, wid William Pringle William B., school teacher Provincial Insurance Co, 8.8.Smades agent Rae Mrs, Rosanna, wid John, innkeeper Rae Thomas, engineer of elevator Railway hotel, Ths.Westall, proprietor Ramey Casper, suilor Ramey David, laborer Ramey James, innkeeper Richardson MattLew, sow and planing mill \u2019 = er ret ONTARIO.) DOMINION 667 DIRECTORY.Por-Por Roach David, laborer Roach Patrick, laborer Robinson John, laborer Rooney Michael, tug agent Rooth William A, collector of custom and canal tolls Ryan Jumes, bridge tender Ryan James, laborer Schleffel Gottlip, blacksmith Scholfield James S., landing waiter and customs clerk, J.P.Scholfield Thomas, grocer and haker SCHOOLEY BENJAMIN, carpenter Scger William, carpenter Shiekluna Joseph, ship carpenter Simpson Abraham, teamster Sloat David, teamster SMADES SAMUEL S., J.P.commissioner in B.R., notary public, con- veyancer, insurance agent, issuer of marriage licenses, news and book dealer Smades Samuel, painter Smith Edwin,clerk Smith George, J.P., farmer Sowren James, sailor Spratt Henry, laborer Steele David, laborer Stevens Francis.laborer Steward Alexander, towman Stone Truman, tugman Sullivan Michael, laborer Sweeney John, lock tender Thom James, station agent G.T.R.Twohig James, innkeeper Waldron Thomas, shoemaker WESTALL THOMAS, proprietor Railway hotel Westrope Proper, baker Westrope Robert, baker Whitty Moses, section master G.T.R.Wilcox David, engineer Wilds John, tailor Williams John, carpenter Wilson Gordon, landing waiter Wintemute Peter, carpenter Woods Frederick, blacksmith Wright George, laborer Wynn Silas, laborer Young John, foreman elevator PORT CREDIT\u2014A post village and outport of the city of Toronto, situated in the township of Toronto, county of Peel.It is built on the river Credit, at its confluence with Lake Ontario, and has one of the best and safest harbors on the northern shore.The country in its neighbourhood is an excellent agricultural one Port \u2018Credit is à station of the Great Western railway, Distant from Streetaville 9 miles, from Oakville 8 miles, from Brampton, tho county town, 18 miles, from Toronto 18} miles, from Hamilton 28 miles.Mail daily.Yopulation about 875.Bamford Arthur, porter G.W.R.Bleakely Alex, ship builder and joiner Blakely Henry, carpenter Block James, sailor Capreol I.b, president Port Credit Harbor Co.Cavin Hugh, sailor Connors Timothy, trader Cotton James W., harbor master Cotton Robert, manager Port Credit Harbor Co.Euwright Dennis, laborer Ferris David, carpenter Foley Michael, laborer Tord John, sawyer Grafton Thomas, tavernkeeper Uamilton James, J.P, postmaster, storekeeper Hare Chartes, sailor Hearn Walter, sailor Hemphill Z., piano tuner Hughes John, laborer Jennings Samuel, sailor Jennings Thomas, sailor Johnston George, blacksmith Johnston Nathan, carpenter Liston James, laborer Long Michael, laborer Lynd Robert, store and tavernkeeper Macfarlane Alex., station master G.W.R.McAuliff Patrick, carpenter McCully Patrick, shoemaker McKewan Robert O., school teacher McLaughlin Isaac, shoemaker Nash Joseph, sailor O'Leary Timothy, tailor Port Credit Harbor Co, F.C.Capreol, president Roman catholic church, rev.Father Morris, priest Sharp Danicl, blacksmith Shaw James R., storekeeper Shaw William, clerk Stevens Styles, tavern Trinity church, rev.H.C.Cooper, minister Walsh Joseph, sawyer Wesleyan methodist church, rev.8.C.Philips, jun., minister PORT DALHOUSIE \u2014-An incdrpo- rated village situated on Lake Ontario, at the entrance to the Welland canal, in the township of Grantham, county of Lincoln.This is the terminus of the Welland railway, and there is here an office of the Montreal Telegraph Co.Distant from St Catharines, the county town, 4 miles, fare 10c.; from Toronto by water 31 miles, by rail 76 miles.Mail daily.Population about 1000.Abbey Alexander, boat builder, Ann st Abbey Alexander, jun., Ann st Abbey John, boat builder, Ann st Abbey Robert, seaman, Main st Abell John, Simcoe st Adams Erastus, laborer, Elgin st Aird John, seaman, Canal st Anderson Henry, carpenter, Queen st Anderson G., ship carpenter Andrews John, teamster, Main st Andrews Josiah, ship carpenter, Queen Andrews Stibbin, ship builder, Queen st Armstrong Jas., laborer, bds Queen st Armstrong Robert, Queen st Armstrong Ths, carpenter, Albert st Armstrong William, agent for towing teams, Queen st Atkinson John, teamster, Queen st Avary Wm, ship carpenter, Main st Barnes John, butcher, Frontst, h Albert st Barnes John J.butcher, Canal st, h Albert st Barret T., lock tender Batchelor Jonathan, laborer, Queen st Bennett Henry, cook, Albert st Berry Miss Eliza, Ann st Best Charles, farmer, Main st Bethel Jabez, farmer Black Jamieson, miller, Main st Black John, cooper, Main st Boomer J.P., harbor master Boon Thomas, ship carpenter, Simcoe st Bowman Abraham, farmer Bowman George, shoemaker, Queen st Boyle James H.Brooks George, seaman, Queen st Brooks Henry, seaman, Queen st Brooks John, mason, Queen st Brooks William, seaman, Queen st Brownjohn Henry, clerk, Queen st Campbell Frederick, ship carpenter, Queen st Campbell Henry, ship carpenter, Main st Carr John, blacksmith, Canal st Carr Michael, blacksmith Carr William, ship carpenter, Main st Clark George, farmer Clark George A., of G.A.Clark & Son Clark George A., & Son, storekeepers, Front st Clark James, farmer Clark John $., collector customs, Lock st Clark William, of G.A.Clark & Son Colvin captain Alvey, Main st Compson Thomas R., ship carpenter Albert st Considine John W., 3.D., druggist, Front st, h Simcoe st Conway James, laborer Coons Alfred, engineer, Queen st Coons Mrs.Martha, Queen st Corcoran Aven, laborer, Lock st Cowan Charles, laborer, Main st Crawford Mrs.Margaret, wid James, Albert st Cregger Joseph, cooper, Albert st Dawy Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, Ann st Denton John, tailor, Canal st Denton John, tailor, Front st, h Ann st Derwiu Daniel, mason, Queen st Dixon Francis, laborer Dixon rev.Alexander, B.A., canon St James cathedral, rector of Louth and Port Dalhousie Dixon Richard, tavernkeeper and store, Lock st Dixon Roger, laborer Doan Chauncey D., teamster, Canal st Doan Israel, ship carpenter, Albert st Doig James, storekeeper, Main st Downey John laborer, Albert st Duffy Edward, shoemaker, Main st Dunn Arthur, clerk, bds Front st Dann Michael, laborer Daval John, ship carpenter, Welland st Dyer Patrick, laborer Dyer Michael, laborer Eccles Hugh, clerk Ellis Mrs.Selina, wid Richard, Queen st Farmer Thomas, farmer Ferguson John, ship carpenter, Main st Fitzsimmons James, laborer Fitzimmons James, jun., conductor Welland railway Giroux Alex.ship carpenter, Albert st Glover John, laborer, bds Queen st Gould B., saloonkeeper Green John, miller, bds Ann st Griffin Edward, blacksmith, Canal st Grogan James, laborer, Main st Hamilton Andrew, lock tender, bds Lock st Harvis Mrs.Caroline, wid John, Welland st Harrison Thomas, jun., laborer, r Lock st Harrison Thomas, laborer, r Lock st Henderson Johu, miller, bds Ann st Henry Michael, blacksmith, Main st Henry Robert, blacksmith, Lock st, h Main st Hilts Johnson, carpenter, Main st Hilts William, carpenter, Main st Hilts Nathan, ship carpeuter Holford Mrs., wid, Main st Honsinger John, laborer Horrigan Patrick, laborer How John, lock tender, Queen st Howse Hy., tinsmith, Lock st, h Queen st Howse Jolin, ship carpenter Hugbston Mrs.M,, wid Wm, Canal st Hulme George, painter Hulme John, painter Hunter David, captain barque Cecilia, Queen st Hutchinson William, Simcoe st Jackson James, laborer, Main st Jackson John, laborer Johnson Isaac, blacksmith, Main st Johnston John, shoemaker, Canal st Por-Por J obnston J., & Sons, bootmakers, Front 8 Johnston John, of J.Johnston & Sons, Canal st Johnston Joseph of J.Johnston & Sons, Lock st Jones Thomas, seaman, Main st Kelly James, seaman, Queen st Kelly Joseph, station master, Queen st Kew James laborer, Main st Lalonde Solomon, carpenter, Albert st LAURIE JOHN, proprietor grist and flour mill, Canal st, bh Ann st Letford James, laborer, Canal st Linton Rich., ship carpenter, Albert st Long Richard, teacher, Queen st Lewis Mrs.Clarice, wid Uriah, Albert st Lynch James, laborer Lynch Thomas, proprietor house, Front st Macdonald William, ship carpenter McAvoy Henry, teamster, Albert st McAvoy John, seaman McAvoy Mrs.Ellen, wid Jas., Queen st McAvoy William, seaman, Queen st McClennan N., telegraph operator McCulloch W., clerk McCulloch Alexander, seaman, Pine st McDonald John, laborer McDougall John, sawyer, Queen st McGrath Bernard, proprietor Murray house, Front st : McGuire Mrs.Maria, wid Anthony, proprietress Terrapin house, Front McIntyre Henry, laborer, Canal st McMahon Owen Vining, agent canal, Main st McNally Hugh, house, Front st McNulty John, laborer McNulty John, brakeman, Welland railway, bds Queen st McNulty Patrick, brakeman Welland railway, Queen st McNulty William, laborer, bds Queen st McPhie Archibald, boat builder, Queen st Mangin Michael, laborer, Canal st Marshall John, ship carpenter, Main st Martley John, laborer, Canal st Matthews George, tow master, Queen st May George E., Main st Merritt Luce ship carpenter, Main st Messmore John, tow master, Queen st Newman Richard, blacksmith, Queen st Millard A.M., carpenter, Pine st Mitchell George, engineer, Queen st MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, G.W- Read, operator, Front st Moore Tsaac, carpenter, Queen st Morrison Alexander, Albert st Mossop William, seaman, Main st Muir Alexander, ship builder, Front st, h Canal st Muir Wm, captain barque, Arctic Ann st Mulligan Bernard, laborer Murray house, Bernard McGrath, proprietor, Front st Nath Peter, chief constable, Beach st Neelon H., captain and owner steam tugs, Main st Neelon Sylvester, proprietor flour mills, resides in St Catharines Neil James, Main st Newell George, farmer, Main st Niagara house, Hugh McNally, proprietor, Front st Noble Thomas A., seaman, Main st O'Donnell Mrs.Mary Ann, wid John, Canal st Ohneth Phillip, barber, Lock st, h Main st Oswego proprietor Niagara Oswego house, Thomas Lynch, proprietor, Front st DOMINION 668 DIRECTORY.Pawling Nathan, Main st Parent Alexander, clerk, Queen st Patterson Robert, miller, Brock st Pearson John, ship carpenter, Main st Pecker J oseph, laborer Perry James, ship carpenter, Queen st Perry Samuel, ship carpenter, Queen st Phillimore Charles, carpenter, Queen st Powell John, night watchman Welland railway Quackenbush Alonzo, tug owner, Lock st Quinn James, laborer, Canal st Read Alexander, seaman, Main st READ GEORGE W,, operator Montreal Telegraph Co., Brock st Read John, seaman, Main st « Read Joseph, seaman, Main st Read Mrs.Rosanna, wid Thos., Main st Reid Alexander, captain barque, H.P.Murray, Ann st Reid Thomas, seaman, Main st Reno Louis, seaman, Albert st Riley George, laborer, Canal st Robeson David, sailmaker, Front st, h Queen st Robinson Henry, carpenter, Queen st Robinson Robert, painter, Queen st Robinson Thomas, mason, Queen st Rooney Jobn, laborer Rose Aaron, laborer, Brock st Rose Curtis, ship carpenter, Queen st Rowe Miss Mary, Main st Rudman Thomas, boat builder, Front st Runchey William, tavernkeeper, Lock st Runchy Robert, bar tender Russell Mrs, Joanna, wid Patrick Russell Wm., shoemaker, bds Ann st Scott Thomas, laborer, Queen st Scott William, ship carpenter, Queen st Shaley Patrick, laborer Sharp George, miller, hds Ann st Sharp Oscar, miller, bds Ann st Short Richard, sailmaker, Canal st Simpson Arch., shipwright, Albert st Sinnett Matthew, miller, Queen st Smiley John, carpenter, Main st Smith John R., butcher, Canal, h Main st Smith Samuel, miller, Ann st St John's church, rev.A.Dixon Stanton Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, Lock st Stanton Richard, seaman, Lock Sutton Nicholas, carpenter, Queen st Telby William, laborer, bds Queen st Tench Bartholomew, ship carpenter, Queen st Terrapin house, Mrs.Maria McGuire, proprietress, Front st Todd E.H., proprietor Union hotel, Front st Townshend William, engineer, Main st Trainer Thomas, ship carpenter, Canal st Union hotel, E.H.Todd, proprietor, Front st Wald Redmond, baker, Canal st Walkerley Joseph, proprictor Empire house, Front st Walkerley Wm., ship carpenter, Main st Watt David, carpenter, Queen st Webb A.C., surveyor, Main st Welch John, lnhorer, Canal st Welch Michael, laborer, Canal st Welch Morris, ship carpenter, Albert st Williams David, laborer, Welland st Williams James, laborer, Queen st Wood John, carpenter, Main st Wood Miss M.A, Blgin st Wood Mrs.Mary, wid Richard, Elgin st Wood Richard, postmaster, storekeeper, Lock st, h Canal st Woodall James, lock tender, Front st Woodall Jonathan, shoemaker, Queen st Woodall Jonathan, light honse keeper [PROVINCE oF Wright Michael, laborer Wright Owen, laborer Yeoman John, blneksmith, Albert Lake- Young Henry, painter, Albert st Young John, seaman, Main st Wright Jas., farmer, Prince Edward st PORT DOVER\u2014A village and port ot entry at fhe confluence of the river Lynn with Luke Erie, township of Woodhouse, county of Norfolk.This place was laid out in the year 1836 by the late Israel W, Powell, Esq.An extensive business ig carried on fn the export of lumber and country produce.In the year 1867-1868, $245,811 worth of goods were exported, and $25,835 imported and entered for consumption.Tontrea) Telegraph Co, has an office lhiere.Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 8 miles, fare 60e.; from Caledonia, a station of the Buflalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 23 miles, fare $1.25; from Brantford 2¢ miles, from Dunnville 82 miles, fare 1.60; from Hamilton 38 miles, fare $2.Mail daily.Population about 1100.Abel David, postmaster Abraham William, harnessmaker Adams George, brickmaker Allan captain George Allan captain William Allan captain John S.Allison John, painter Allison Mrs.Catherine, wid Peter Anderson James E., blacksmith Anderson John Ansley Ozias, J.P., reeve, tinsmith Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co., J.F.Wilson, agent Austin Robert, sailor Avichouser captain Henry Bagley Philander G., dealer in groceries and provisions Bailey William, carpenter Baird William, tinsmith Bannister Mrs.Margaret, wid John BARRETT TOBIAS B., collector of customs and harbor master Bassolt John, waggonmaker BATTERSBY ARTHUR Battersby John Becker John, proprietor Commercial hotel Bell Joseph Bell Mrs.Margaret, wid captain Carson Benghner Miller, carpenter Bishoprick Adam, laborer Bishoprick John, sewing machine agent Bowlby John, butcher Bowlby Lewis, farmer Boyd James, laborer British America Fire and Marine Insurance Co, S.Gamble, agent Buck G.N., farmer Brown Edward, baker Buck Mrs, Martha, wid Daniel Buckwell Mrs.Alfred Burleigh William P., stage driver Caley William, shoemaker Canadu Western Fire and Marine Insurance Co., Samuel Gnmble, agent Canada Life Assurance Co.George Wilson, agent Carleton Wellington J., school teacher Carlisle Mrs., wid Willinm Chamberlain Calvin J., chemist Christie Mrs, Mathilda A, milliner OITIZENS INSURANCE CO.OF CANADA, 8.Walker, agent Commercial hotel, Jolm Becker, proprietor Cooper George, laborer Copway Mrs.Elizabeth, wid George Craig William M, proprictor Young Canadian hotel .Oraigio rev, Willinm, Presbyterian Crawford William J., school teacher ONTARIO.] Crookshank Mrs.Isabella, wid James Cunningham Henry, farmer Cunningham Michael, laborer Deans James, of Riddell & Dean DeBeanmont Henry, winemaker Doan John H.) harness maker Duncan James, sailor Duncan John, sailor Fingland Ths, M., J.P., township clerk Livans Benjamin J., laborer Fairchild Hiram, innkeeper Faulkner Charles, pedlar Fifield Mrs.Ellen, wid William Fleming John W., clerk Folmshee Leonard B., harnessmaker Forsyth Gideon, farmer Gamble Joseph G., laborer Gamble Samuel, notary and insurance agent German rev.John W., Wesleyan Giles Mrs, Alice, wid William Gillespie Miss Jennet, spinster Gillies Thomas L., carriagemaker Gore Mutual Insurance Co., D.Abel, agent Graham John, tanner Guy Theodore F., mill owner Guy Washington T., miller HALL EDWARD, lumber and grain merchant Hall George W., lumber merchant Hammond Edw., of Hammond & Knight HAMMOND & KNIGHT, produce merchants, shippers, and; general forwarders Harding John, laborer Harris George, gardener Harris Joseph H., shoemaker Harvey Jaffray Hellyer Robert, school teacher Higman Mrs.Martha, wid William H.Higman Miss, select school Hoffmann Louis, cabinetmaker Horn John, laborer Howell Miss Mary, spinster Howell Thomas, painter Hume John, mason Husted George, blacksmith Husted Peter, gardener Huzzy Henry, mason Innes Andrew, carpenter Innes Mrs.Christiana, wid Sandy Innes Mrs.Jessy, wid William Jamieson Robert, warehouseman Jenkins William, carpenter Jennings James, teamster Jennings Silas, laborer Johnson Henry, sailor Kelley John, laborer Knight Edward B., of Hammond & Knight Krell Jacob, laborer Ladd Michael, waggonmaker Lambert William, farmer Lang John, tinsmith Langs Nelson L., constable, stable Law William, carpenter Lawson Adam, carpenter LAWSON PETER,\"J.P., MP.proprietor of tannery Layhe Patrick, laborer Leaney Mrs, wid William, grocery Lees Andrew, J.P., of Lees & Waters Tees & Waters, lumber dealers Loiteh Robert, laborer Ligor John G,, cabinet maker Low James, sailor McBRIDE JOHN, J.P, druggist, stationer McCoy James P.Q., J.P, farmer MeGaw Alexander, pedlar MeGilvory Charles, shoemaker MeKittrick Robert, carpenter - livery DOMINION 669 DIRECTORY.McLean Alexander, tanner McLean John, M.D.MeMurphy James D., pedlar MeNalley Miss Mary Jane, teacher McNelly Bernard, carpenter McQueen Alexander, innkeeper McQueen Mrs.Cynthia, wid Daniel Mann James W., sewing machine agent Marr Francis, farmer Marten William, laborer Martin George, storekeeper MARRIAGE LICENSES, George Wilson, issuer Milier William Henry, M.D.Misner Isaac, ship carpenter MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Miss M.Carlisle.operator Morgan Henry, J.P.Mudford Charles, tailor Murphy P., laborer Myers Morris, blacksmith Naughton Thomas, shoemaker NEW DOMINION, weekly, annual subscription 81; George Wilson, editor, proprietor and printer Newport John S., tollkeeper Niagara District Mutual Fire Insurance Co., 8.Gamble, agent Nicol Charles, carpenter and pedlar Norfolk house, Samuel Ryerse, proprie- school tor Norguay Edward, sailor North American hotel Olds Cortlandt, joiner Olds Daniel, teamster Olds Walter, carpenter Paine John, groceries and provisions Parker Mrs.Margaret, wid Robert Parson Hezekiah, pedlar Paterson John, currier Petrie John, tailor Porritt Francis, farmer Potts Joshua, farmer Powell Berkeley, J.P., storekeeper Provincial Insurance Co.Abel, agent Riddell & Deans, merchants Riddell George, of Riddell & Deans Riddell James, J.P.Riddell Robert, storekeeper Riddell Thomas, printer Rosie Mrs.Jane, wid Peter Ross John, innkeeper Ross John, teamster Ryerson Mrs.Almena, wid rev.Edwy M.Ryerse John, shoemaker Ryerse Samuel, Norfolk house Ryerse Thomas, shoemaker Salt John, carpenter Saunders Richard, miller SCOFIELD NORMAN B,, general store Scott James, & Co., storekeeper Scott James, of James Scott & Co.Scott John Scott Miss Kate, of J.Scott & Co.Scottish Provincial Insurance Co., D.Abel, agent Shaw Mrs.wid Simpson Benjamin, sailor Simpson Sutherland, sailor Skey Denison, laborer Skey Lawrence, insurance agent Smith John, blacksmith Smith Robert J., horse dealer Smith Samuel, laborer bSnively Peter, builder Sovereign Hower, farmer Spence George, sailor Steel George, harnessmaker Stringer Henry B., carpenter Stroghm Guy, tanner Stephens Richard, engineer Stevenson Mrs., wid.John, tailor Por-Por Stewart James W., M.D., deputy reeve, coroner Thompson Andrew, mill owner Thurlow Alfred, butcher Tibbetts rev.Wm., M.D., ch of England Tibbetts William, clerk Toronto and Beaver Mutual Insurance Co., George Wilson, agent Triplett William, barber Trusdale John, farmer Turner William, blacksmith yarey Joseph, mason Vatcher Stephen, baker Veery Brian, bricklayer Walker Nathaniel O., M.D., coroner Walker S., agent Citizens\u2019 Insurance Co.of Canada Warren Thomas, tanner Waters Thomas, of Lees & Waters Wilcox Mrs.Harriet, wid Wilson C.A., clerk Wilson F.insurance agent WILSON GEORGE, general store, issuer of marriage licenses, and proprietor of the New Dominion * PORT ELGIN\u2014A flourishing village and port on Lake Huron, township of Saugeen, county of Bruce.A steamboat from Goderich stops here daily on her way to Southampton, during the season of navigation, Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Southampton 5 miles, from Kincardine 24 miles, fare £1.50; from Owen Sound 25 miles, from Walkerton, the county town, 32 miles, fare 81.50; from Goderich, the northern terminus of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 55 miles, fare by boat 82, by Stage £2.75; from Guelph 90 miles.Mail daily.Population about 750.Allen Mrs., dressmaker Allen W., hotelkeeper Atkinson George, saddler Becker Henry, tailor Beeker \u2014, tailor BENNER HENRY J.editor, proprietor and printer of the Port Elgin Free Press : Betzner Jacob, saw and grist mill Betzner John, miller Bowes Joseph, baker Braun rev.\u2014, Evangelical association Bricker Dil O., grain dealer Bricker Samuel Bricker Solomon, saw mill Briggs Ezra, blacksmith Burton George Burton Henry, laborer Buschlen Samuel, clothier Cameron William, storekeeper Campbell D., mason Campbell John W., tanner Campbell J., tailor Campbell Michael, farmer Campbell W.J, tanner Comeford \u2014, school teacher Corey James C.shoemaker Craig George, dealer Craig Moffatt, fisherman Crich John, shoemaker Crich William, shoemaker Currie D.carpenter Dalton Thomas, watchmaker David John D.David Peter, bricklaver Delayer Joseph, saddler Detwiler David, fisherman Detwiler George, fisherman Detwiler George, fisherman Detwiler Isaac, saddler Detwiler John, innkeeper and whar- finger Detwiler M., fisherman * The post office is called Normanton. Por-Por DOMINION 670 DIRECTORY.[ProvINeE oF Detwiler M., waggonmaker Detwiler Moses, engineer Detwiler Noab, carpenter DOMINION HOTEL, Robert S.Stafford, proprietor Douglas Brothers, general dealers Douglas Robert, M.D., coroner Douglass Robert, farmer Dunlop Thomas, clerk EASTWOOD JOHN, clerk Division court, notary public, conveyancer, insurance.agent and fishery overseer Eby John, carpenter EBY MARTIN F., druggist and agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Eby Moses, painter Ellis H.A., painter Ely Enoch, sawyer Engelford Ve'gel, laborer Evans R., storekeeper Falconer \u2014, fisherman Falconer John, plasterer Felon James, carpenter Fenwick George S., carpenter Floto Christopher, laborer Fraser rev.Alexander, Presbyterian Goble W., clerk George James, shoemaker Guyer George, cabinetmaker Hall W.H., butcher Haulner Anthony, cooper Havill H.A., tintmith Henry George, blacksmith Henry John, pedlar Hilker Amos, clerk Hill G.R., dentist Hill rev.Joseph, Wesleyan Hoover Martin, warehouseman Hunter Matthew, bailiff Hutchinson A., telegraph operator Izzard N., plasterer Johnson A., cooper Kennedy John C., waggonmaker Kent F.À., miller Kinsey David S., sash and door factory Lavrock D., cabinetmaker Lavrock D., & Co., storekeepers Lavrock D, of D.Lavrock & Co.Leishman W., weaver McCarroll Robert, livery stable McClure Robert, clothier McDonald Allan, carpenter McDonald rev.D., Presbyterian McFarlane D., fisherman McGillivray \u2014, clerk McIntosh John, blacksmith McKnight Charles, shoemaker McLauchlan Robert, founder MeLauchlan John, carpenter McLean Duncan, storekeeper McLean D., carpenter McLean J ohn, clerk Mogg John, gardener MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Martin F.Eby, agent Muir James, carpenter Nandrich Joseph, laborer Philips Elias, laborer PORT ELGIN FREE PRESS, weekly, annual subscription $1.; Henry J.Benner, editor, proprietor and printer Prentis Paschal, carpenter RAY NEIL A., attorne citor, conveyancer an rance agent Robertson J.W., tailor Roy Mrs.Mary, wid Archibald, postmistress Ruby & Hilkers, storekeepers Ruby W.H., of Ruby & Hilker Ruppel George, carpenter Schneider H., pump maker Sebastian W.A., variety store Shiels A., cabinet maker at law, soli- general insu- Shupe Adam, teamster Shupe Elias, laborer Shupe Mrs., scamtress Sinclair A.C., M.D.Smith B., brickmaker Smith Jesse, hotel keeper Stafford Frederick A.hotelkeeper Stafford George, farmer Stafford John, grain dealer STAFFORD ROBERT S., proprictor Dominion hotel Stafford William Siefert C., cooper Stevens Hobe, carpenter Stewart & Co., clothiers Stewart James, fuller Stewart John, of Stewart & Co.Tilley William, laborer pp Titcombe Arthur, carpenter Trocther John, laborer Waddell John, agent Waite rev.G., United brethren Wallace William, storekeeper Weeland A.\u2014Ë Williams Francis V., surveyor Willis John, carpenter Wilson J.FF, blacksmith PORT ELMSLEY\u2014A small village on the River Tay, township of North Elmsley, county of Lanark.It contains a large woollen factory, and there is a station of the Brockville aud Ottawa railway 14 miles from the village.Distant from Perth 6 miles, from Smith's Falls 6 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Campbell David, blacksmith Devlin & Brothers, tanners Elliott John, postmaster Fairgrieve John, of Gemmell & Fair- grieve Frost & Wood, mill owners GEMMELL & FAIRGRIEVE, proprietors Port Elmsley woollen mills Heatherington William, shoemaker Hunter William, grocer Irvin William, carpenter Lague Lewis, sawyer McCormick Mrs.Jane, wid Joseph McElleny James, mill owner Wardrop John, mill owner Weekes Alexander, innkeeper Williams Moses, cooper * PORT FRANK\u2014A small village on the river Aux Sable, township of Bosanquet, county of Lambton.Principal business is fishing and lumbering.Distant from Widder, a station of the Grand Crunk railway, 5 miles.Population about 70.~ Bell John, mate Dalziel James, mill foreman DALZIEL JOHN, lumber merchant Dingley Alfred, ship builder Edwards James, clerk Johns Thomas, laborer McGregor Alexander, fisherman McMillan Daniel, fisherman Patterson William, laborer Reaburn James, ship owner Taylor Joseph, hotelkeeper Ward Stay, captain Wilkinson Wil iam, fisherman Wilson John, fisherman PORTER\u2019S HILL\u2014A post office station in the township of Goderich, county of Huron.Distant from Clinton, n station of the Buflalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Truak railway, 7 miles, Mail ir-weckly.Campbell Lewis, laborer Evans Harry, carter Hendry James, postmaster, general storekeeper *PORT GLASGOWH\u2014A emall vilageon Lnko lérie,township of Aldborough,connty of Klgin.Itisa port of entry.Distant from Alrey 1 mile, from Newbury, a station of the Great Westorn rullway, 15 miles.Population about 100.Campbell Duncan, waggoumaker Campbell John R, carpenter Coleman Thomas, teamster : Gillis Coleman, of J.& C.Gillis Gillis J.& C., forwarders Gillis John, of J.& C.Gillis Gillis John C., farmer Grear James H., saw mill Higley Thomas, mason McDearmid Finlay, preventive officer, Z resides in Glasgow McIntyre Angus, farmer Ruthven James, laborer Uper James, laborer Wing William, laborer t PORT GRANBY\u2014A small village in the township of Cluike, county of Durham.1tis a station of the Grand Trunk railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Cobourg, the county town, 16 miles, from Toronto 54 miley, fare $1.75.Muil daily.Population about 100.Barley Joseph, night operator G.T.R.Barrie John, farmer Bell Charles, farmer Bradley William, blacksmith CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.Caughlin Dennis, farmer COLCLOUGH WILLIAM H., station master and telegraph operator Cotton John, farmer Elliott Arthur, butcher Elliott George, farmer Ferguson John, switchman G.T.R.Tinley Miss Mary J., teacher Gifford William, J.P.farmer Gifford John, constable Goodenough Richard, farmer Gray Charles, farmer Henderson William, J.P., farmer Johnston Robert, J.P., farmer Kimbell Austin, farmer Lockhart Andrew, farmer Lyon Thomas, miller March David, postmaster, grain dealer Meadows Francis, farmer Mitchell Jacob, farmer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Wm .II.Colclough, operator Parsons Arthur, farmer Robinson William, farmer Snow Joshua, shoemaker Thomas Andrew, farmer Thompson Moses, farmer Wade John, farmer Wade Simon, farmer Wallis Thomas, farmer Welch Thomas, faymer PORT HOOVER\u2014A small village on the shore of Lake Scugog, township of: Mariposa, oounty of Victoria, Distant from Lindsay, the county town and a station of tho Midlnnedl railway, 15 miles, fare 1.Muil daily, Population about 100.Craig John, jun., wenver Craig John, sen., weaver Denison Daniel 8, hotelkeeper Gilbert Calvin, of D.Hoover & Co.Harman Aaron, laborer Hatter John, carpenter HOOVER D, & CO, steam, saw and\u2019 shingle mills, and general manufacturing establishment Hoover Duniel, of D.lIouver & Co.* The post office is at Aldborough.1 Formerly called Newtonville, tho prc- sont name of the station. ONTARIO.] DOMINION 671 DIRECTORY.Port Hopk.IToover Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thomas Jacobs John, laborer J\u2019ogers Elias, postmaster Shaver Frederick, of D.Hoover & Co.PORT HOPE\u2014A flourishing incorporated town situated on the nortb shore of Lake Ontarlo, In the township of Hope, county of Durham.The location of the town id very pleasant, the site extending over a valley and the surrounding hills, and though owing to natural obstructions it isruther irregularly Jaid out, the appearance it presents, viewed cither from the luke or any other avenue of approach, is very picturesque.Its churches, hotels, shops, and private residences are creditable to the enterprise and taste of the inhabitants.The principal streets are lit with gas.Smith's creek flowing through the centre of the town affords fair water power, advantage of which has been taken in the erection of several manufacturing establishments, embracing five flouring mills, a plaster mill, Planing mill, woollen factory, button factory, cabinet factory, tannery two breweries, and a distillery.Port Hope possesses one of the finest harbors on the lake, from wh'ch lumber, grain and flour\u2019are annually exported toa arge amount.An extensive fleet of schooners is engaged in this trade, and being mostly owned in the town, form no mean addition to its wealth, The southern terminus, head office and works of the Midland Railway of Canada, (formerly known as the Port Hope, Lindsay and Beaverton road) are situated here, and the gauge of this road being the same as that of the Grand Trunk, with which it forms a junction, every facility is afforded for the shipment of its through freight.The Grand Trunk railway has a station at which all trains stop.\u201d The steamers of the Canadian Navigation Co.call here regularly; there isa daily steamer to Charlotte, N.Y., the port of 1to- chester, on the opposite shore of the lake.The Montreal Telegraph Co.and Dominion Telegraph Co.have offices here.Distant from Cobourg 7 miles, from Peter- borough 31 miles, from Lindsay 43 miles, from Rochester 68 miles, from Toronto 63 miles, from Montreal 270 miles.Fare to Rochester $2, to Toronto by rail £2.10 first, and £1.50 second class; to Montreal by rail 87.85 and £3.50; by boat, cabin $7.deck $2.50.Mail daily.Population nearly 6000.Adair John, carpenter, Walton st Adams Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, Park st Adams Henry, Bruton st Adams J., tanner, cor Ward and Hope sts Adams Peter, tailor, Seymour st Addy James, saddler, Walton st ÆTNA INSURANCE CO.OF HARTFORD, R.G.Wallace, ageut, Walton st Aimbridge Nelson, teamster, Hope st Aisthorpe George, porter, Ridout st ALBIO) HOTEL, Just opened and newly furnished, J.I.Hawkins, propri- ctor, Walton st Alger Heury, sailor, Mill st ALLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, (under contract with the Government of Canada for the conveyance of the Canadian and American mails,) between Montreal, Quebet and Liver- ool during summer navigation, and etween Portland, Me., and Liverpool during winter navigation, head office, Moutreal ; Canadian Express Co.agent, Walton st.See Adv.page facing first cover Allan O.H.P., carpenter, Brown st Allen A, A, teller, Ontario bank, bds at R.Brodies, Walton st Allen H.M, bookkeeper, Hope st Allen Mrs.Sarah, wid Alex., Brown st Allen William J., of Winslow & Allen, Mill st, bds Hope st Alexander Robert, lahorer, Brown st Alverson James A., lumber clerk, Sullivan st Alward capt.Geo., mariner, Augusta st Alward capt.John, mariner, Augusta st ANCHOR LINE UF STEAMERS, R.H.Read, agent, Walton st Anderson captain T.G., Ridout st Anderson James, baker, Jobn st Archer John, laborer, Ridout st Archer William, cooper, Hope st Arthur Chs., photographer, Walton st Austin James, butcher, Bruton st Austin Richard, blacksmith, Brown st Bain Francis, blacksmith, Bruton st Baird rev.Jas., bookseller, Waltonst, h Victoria st Ballagh Isaac, Mill st Ballagh & Shephard, confectioners, Walton st Ballagh T., of Ballagh & Shephard, Walton st BANK OF MONTREAL, Angustus T.Kerr, agent, Walton st, h King st BANK OF TORONTO, A.M.Cosby, manager, Walton st Baptist church, rev Joseph King, minister, John st Barnett & Craig, gluemakers, Cavan st Barnett E.W., of Barnett & Craig, Bedford st Barrett Wm., woollen factory and grist mill, Cavan st Bassett David, fisherman, John st Bassett George, laborer, Cavan st Bates Richard, waggonmaker,Charles st pattisby William, tailor, Hope st Beamish Francis, plaster manufacturer, Cavan st Beamish Samuel, John st Beatty James, carpenter, Hope st Beauchamp Mrs.J., wid Jos., Elgin st Bedford Robert, Ridout st Beggs Mis.M.A, wid Robert, Walton st Beggs Miss ML.E.dressmaker, Walton st Beggs W.J., shoemaker, Walton st Beierl Matthew, tanner, North st Bell Robert, waggonmaker, Cavan st, h Brown st Bell William, sailor, King st st Benson Frederick, Baseline st Benson Mrs., wid Thomas, Baseline st Benson Thomas M., barrister, Walton st, h Baseline st Bethune rev.Fred, M.À., master, Trinity college school, Mill st Bethune rev.Charles, head master Trinity college school, Mill st Bevan J.W., printer, Guide office, Walton st Bew John, laborer, Cavan st Bible Christian church, rev.Robert Hurley, minister, off Walton st Digem John, laborer, Elgin st Billingsley J ., ship builder, Madison st BIRSS J.H., grain and produce merchant, Walton st Black Alexander, laborer, Madison st Black Charles, 2nd master, Grammar and Common school, Francis st Black Charles J., assistant postmaster, Walton st cor John st Black David, post office clerk, Walton st Bletcher B., Seymour st Bletcher Wm, grain dealer, Baseline st Bletchford George, carriage factory, Cavan st, h cor Cavan and Brown sts Bolton Thomas, carpenter, Cavan st Booth William, cooper, Cavan st Boskill John, enrpenter, Elgin st Boskill W.H., teamster, Ontario st Bott James, sailor, King st Boundy John, laborer,Cavan st Boundy Richard, conductor, King st Bowen Daniel, plasterer, Charles st Bowes Samuel, brick n}e Bowes Samson, brickmaker, Ward st Boyd G., of Irwin & Boyd, King st Boyd Patterson, teamster, Charles st Boyd William, carpenter, Mill st Boyle James, faborer, Ontario st Bradley Jacob, shoemaker, Bruton st Bradshaw Jeremiah, laborer, Ward st Brand John, Ridout st Braund captain William, sailor, Hayward st Braund Joseph, sailor, Smith st Braund capt.W.H., sailor, Hayward st BRENT CHARLES, genuine drugs, proprietary medicines, chemicals, perfumery, toilet soaps brushes, sponges, leeches, &c, Walton st, h ard st Brewer Robert, carpenter, Cavan st Brockenshire J ohn, laborer, Victoria st.Brodie Robert, proprietor Queen's hotel Walton st \u2019 Braund Mrs.Mary, wid John, Hayward st Brockenshire Richard, well di Ridout st \u2019 geen Brockway James, tinsmith, cor Mill and Walton sts Brown Geo., clerk, bds at St Lawrence hall, Walton st Brown J.A, Charles st Brown Mrs.Margaret wid H., Cavan st Brown rev.Joseph, R.Catholic, Smith st Brown Wm., carriagemaker, South st Brownscombe J., shoemaker, Ridout st Brownscombe John R., shoemaker, Ward st \u2019 Brundrett William, laborer, Charles st Bryan Richard, barber, Walton st BUDGE EDWARD, merchant tailor.clothier and dealer in hats,caps, gents furnishings, &c., Walton st Budge Robert, cutter, Bramley st Bullied Richard, Ward st Burdon V., Hayward st Burlingham Luke, dentist, Walton st Burnham Stanley, music teacher, Pine st Burnham R.Wilkins, M.D, Walton st Burns captain James G., Julia st Burns John, laborer, Queen st Burt Philip, shoemaker, Baseline st Burt Thomas, laborer, Mill st Burton Francis H., M.P., King st Butterfield W.B., Bedford st Byrne Charles, baggagemaster G.T.R.Hayward st \u2019 CALCUTT JAMES, brewer and dealer in ales, brown stout porter, malt, hops comings, grains, yeast and vin Mill st, 3 Elgin 5 cE Caldwell John, tailor, Charles st Caldwell Thomas, moulder, Bruton st Campbell Archibald, coo er, Charles st Cameron Charles McD., M.D., John st Canada Presbyterian church, rev.Wm.Donald, pastor, Baldwin st CANADIAN EXPRESS C0.agent for Allan Line of Steamships, S.Pater son, agent, Walton st CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE co.H.V.Sanders, agent, Town hall Market sq 2?Canty Cornelius, laborer, Hope st Carey Jeremiah, pedlar, John st CARSON JOHN, baker and confectioner, dealer in groceries, provisions, wall paper, &e., Walton st \u2019 Carson Thomas B., grocer, Walton st Carter William, boilermaker, Walton st Carveth John, butcher, Ridout st Carveth Joseph, cattle dealer, Baldwin s commercial traveller, Port HoPE.DOMINION 0672 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE oF Carveth Wm., jun., bricklayer, Walton st \u2018Carveth William, sen., butcher, Augusta st Casey William, sailor, Sherborne st Cassie Mrs, Pamela, wid rev.John, cor Julia and Charles sts Qassidy Cornelius, laborer, John st Cauchon Mrs.C., dressmaker, North st Cavanagh Francis, laborer, Baseline st Cawthorn Mrs.Thomas, Augusta st Chalk Robert, carriage and waggon- maker, cor Cavan and South sts Chant BE.G., Canada button factory, Cavan st, h Mill st \u2018Uhant John, buttonmaker, Cavan st Cheer David, guardsman, Smith st iCheer John, conductor, Smith st Chestnut Benjamin, carpenter, Elgin st Chestnut David, painter, Walton st Chestnut James, painter, Cavan st Chisholm Angus A., Smith st CHISHOLM D.barrister, cor Queen and Walton sts, h Baseline Chisholm James, sailor, Smith st Chislett Charles, carpenter, Brown st Chislett William, miller, Baseline, st Choquette Leondre, tanner, John st Church of Scotland, Brown st Church S.N., railway contractor, John st Clark James, agent, Baldwin st Clark James, laborer, Harcourt st Clark John, bricklayer, John st \u2018Clark Joseph, engine cleaner, Pine st \u2018Clark Patrick K., laborer, Yeovel st «Clark capt.Richard, sailor, Smith st -Clark Robert, clerk, Harcourt st Cleghorn Duncan, Tumber clerk, Bram- ley st Clomenger Mrs.E.wid Thos., Elgin st Clemes Charles, of C.Clemes & Son, Waterloo st CLEMES C., & SON, groceries, provisions, crocker glass and plated ware, Walton st, h Waterloo st Clemes John P., of C.Clemes & Son, Waterloo st Clemmes William, sailor, de Blaquire st CLEMESHA JOHN, M.D., C.M,, physician and surgeon, Walton st Clouston Thomas, turner, Margaret st Cochrane A., harbormaster, King st Cochrane J, sen., general dealer, Pine st Cole J.B., Walton st Cole Miss Harriet, milliner, Walton st Collins John, carpenter, Elias st Colter John, engineer, Margaret st Colvin Mrs.H., wid John W., Queen st Coughlin Jobn, laborer, Hayward st Cartin Miles, laborer, Park st Coad G., shoemaker, Walton st Connel Mrs.Mary, wid, Mill st Conners Michael, laborer, John st Convay William, of Ross & Convay, bds at Mackie\u2019s hotel, Walton st Cook George, laborer, Gavan st Cook John, laborer, Peter at .Cook John, saddler, King st Cooke Richard, laborer, Victoria st Cooke Thomas, laborer, Victoria st Coombs S., carpenter, Victoria st Cooper Joseph, marblecutter.Bruton st Coots W.J, shoemaker, Walton st Corbett R.A., M.D., township of Hope Cornish Samuel, sailor, de Blaquire st Cornish William, laborer, Bramley st Cornwall James, plasterer, Walton st COSBY A.MORGAN, manager bank of Toronto, Walton st Cosgrove James, clerk, King st Coulter George, laborer, Hope st COVERT H., president, Midland Railway of Canada, John st Craick J., of J.Craick & Co, Waltonst ORAICK J, & CO., importers of British and foreign dry goods, Walton st Craig William, jun, of William Craig & Son, Bedford st Crai Wm, sen., of Wm.Craig & Son, Bedford st CRAIG WILLIAM, & SON, wool pul lers and leather dealers, Cavan st Crawley Eli, liquor store, John st Creamer Abraham, carpenter, King st Cribbin Richard, laborer, John st Crooks Mrs.Ann, wid James, Ridout st Crooks Mrs.Mary, wid John, Ontario st Crossen Thomas, tailor, Cavan st Crysler Gordon, sailor, Ward st Cumming Abner, sailor, Charles st Curran Daniel, laborer, John st Curran David, laborer, Mill st Curry James, Ontario st Curran John, laborer, Hope st Curran Patrick, laborer, Harcourt st Custom house, M.F.Whitehead, collector, Mill st ~ Dart Ezekiel, Margaret st Davey captain John, sailor, Harris st Davey Charles, Cavan st Davidson Samuel, laborer, Bruton st Davis Joseph, shipcarpenter, King st Davis Lewis, millwright, Walton st Deyell Mrs.Eliza, wid, Armor st .Deyell Robert, of Woolhouse & Deyell, Dayman Llewyeln, agent, Victoria st Deane Fred., upholsterer, Ontario st Decker George, sailor, de Blaguire st DEERING & SON, importers and dealers in boots and shoes, Walton st Deering B., of Deering & Son, Walton st Deering W., of Deering & Son, Walton st Delamere John H., Ward st Devany Mrs.C., wid Thomas, John st Devany Patrick, laborer, John st Dewar John ¥., M.D., Pine st Armor st Dickson Rea, saddler, Walton st, h William st DOBBIE REV.ROBERT, ch of Scotland, Ward st DOBSON H.& P., booksellers,stationers news agents.ke, dealers in frames, gilt mouldings and wall papers, alton st Dobson H., of H.&P.Dobson, Ellen st Dobson Isaac, & Son, broommakers, cor Walton and Mill sts Dobson Isaac, of I.Dobson & Son, cor Ontario and Ellen sts Dobson P., of H.& P.Dobson, Waltonst Dobson S., of I.Dobson & Son, cor Walton and Mill sts Dobson Wm.H., broommaker, Baseline st Dodd Edward, J.P., Cavan st Doebler Charles, furricr, Walton st Dominion Telegraph Co, Edmund Morphet, agent, John st Donahoe James, luborer, Cavan st Donald rev.Wm., Canada Presbyterian, Baldwin st Donaldson Mrs., Julia st Donnally George, owner Ontario house, Mill st Doney John, carpenter, Bramley st Doney Thomas, grocery, Toronto st Donohoe Cornelius, laborer, Ward st Dorian Paul, carpenter, Elins st Douglas Edward, carpenter, Strachan st Douglas Edward, Strachan st Douglas George, laborer, Bruton st Douglas William, laborer, Cavan st Down Thomas, laborer, Hope st Downey James, joiner, Park st Downey Thomas gardener Bruton st Driskill Joh, laborer, Park st Dundas James, Uharles st Junfee James, Inborer, Cavan st Vunfee John, laborer, Cavan st Dunn John, chandler, Bruton st Dunn Patrick, laborer, Princess st Dunn Richard, tinsmith, Julia st Dyer William, tailor, Sullivan st Earl Thomas, snddler, Walton st Kdmunds John, sailor, John st Edmunds James, grocer, John st Liddy William, gardencr, Armor st Ldney Alfred, laborer, Armor st Edsell Samuel, lumber dealer, King st Elliott Joseph, Loop skirts, John st Elliott Mrs.Ann, wid Thomas, dressmaker, Brown st Elliott Robert, blacksmith, Cavan st Ellis Abraham, laborer, Ontario st Ellis John, dyer, Walton st Erlandson Erlant, Walton st Erskine William, Cavan st Evans James, clerk, Baldwin st Evans Richard, laborer, Charles st Evans William, blacksmith, Bramley st Evatt Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Wm., John st Evatt Wm, student at law, Walton st, h John st Fallen Garrett, laborer, John st FARQUHARSON M, manufacturer and dealer in American and foreign marble monuments, headstones, chim- ney-pieces, furniture tops, &c., Ontario st, h John st Fenton Mrs.E., wid A, grocery, Juhn st Ferguson Geo., shoemaker, Ontario st Fike Charles, cooper, Margaret st Fike Philip, cooper, Margaret st Fisk G.L.road master, Midland Railway of Canada, cor Bramley and Sullivan sts Fitzpatrick John, laborer, Charles st Fitzsimons H., hairdresser, Walton st Fleming Archibald, master East ward school, Elgin st Flood Archibald, carter, Yeovel st Fogarty Charles, painter, Bramley st Fogarty Miss S., dressmaker, Walton st, Bramley st Fogarty Richard, painter, Sullivan st Forbes Henry, customs clerk, Mill st, b King st Ford James H., broker Charles st Ford O.P., B.A., 4th master, Trinity college school, Mill st Fortune Mrs.M., wid Wm., Seymour st Foster Mrs.Ellen, wi« John, Ward st Fox Robert, laborer, Shuter st Fox capt.Thomas, sailor, Baseline st Frank Charles, Strachan st Fraser William, Ridout st Fraser William H,, clerk, Walton st Fulcher Samuel, laborer, Sherborne st Furby George M., bailiff, Walton st, h Bramley st Farby Willinm, deputy clerk Division court, Bramley st Gafliney John, laborer, John st Galbraith Thomas, Ridout st Gallagher Jos, taux collector, Walton st Gulletly D., music teacher, Charles st Gamble John, market clerk, Elgin st Gardener John, carpenter, Walton st Gargon Michael, bookkeeper, Lds at St Lawrence hall, Walton st Garnett Wm, proprietor Ontario planing mills, John st Gaudrie F.l£., boots and shoes, Walton st, h Pine st Gaudrie Wilfred, fricght agent Midland Railway of Canada, Jolin st Genle John, dry goods, Walton st George Jumes I, undertaker, Walton st German J.8, proprictor Royal hotel, \u201cMill st \u2018ONTARIO.] DOMINION 673 DIRECTORY.Port Hore.Gibson John, tavernkeeper, Queen st Gibson Patrick, laborer, Sherborne st GIBSON WILLIAM, family grocer, dealer in pure liquors, rovigions, crockery, Slassware, &c., Walton st Giddy W.H, butcher, Market sq Gifford Mrs., seamstress, Baldwin st Gilchrist Charles, chief congtable, Town hall, Market sq Gilespie David, innkeeper, {ill Nathaniel, car enter, Cavan st Gillard Robert, tailor, Walton st Gillespie Nathaniel, painter, Bruton st Gillett H.dry goods, Walton st, h Baldwin st Gladman J.express messen Glass Robert, laborer, Smit \u2018Glidden James, section ward st Glidden James, tanner, Ridout st Glidden William, shoemaker, Sullivan st Goheen Jesse, farmer, Elgin gt Goheen T.H., livery stab e, Mill st Gone John, sailor, Elias st Good John, laborer, John st Gordon Thomas, laborer, Bruton st Gracey William, plasterer Elgin st Graham John, machinist, Margaret st GRAND ¥TRUNK RAILWAY STATION, John Simson, agent, Hayward st Grant James, Pine st Gray Edwin, station agent Midland Railway of Canada, Market sq Gray Joseph, jun, operator and ticket agent Midland Railway of Canada, King st Gray Joseph, secretary and treasurer Midland Railway of Canada, King st GRANT R.C., & CO, proprietors and publishers of the Port Hope Guide, Walton st Grant R.C, of R.C.Grant & Co., Walton st Grant W.W., Ridout st Green George, weaver, Cavan st Green rev.A.T,, Wesleyan, Bruton st Greeney James, wool puller, Hope st Greeney Jeremiah, laborer, Hope st Gregory Mrs.Caroline, wid Wm., Pine st Grierson Mrs.E., school teacher, John st Griffin Martin, saloonkee er, John st Griffith John, carpenter, Mill st GRIGGS HENRY P ALD., physician and surgeon, Queen st Grimison Francis, carpenter, Bramley st Guyett Francis, cooper, Cavan st Gunn Miss, Augusta st Guest Mrs.Elizabeth, Baldwin st Gymer George, clerk, Marsh st acker Henry, shipbuilder, Elgin st Hadden capt, James, sailor, Elgin st HAGERMAN C.A.groceries, provisions, crockery, glassware, flour, oatmeal, &c., Walton st, h John st Hagorman J.H, of Hagerman & Rose, McCaul st Hagerman & Rose, pork packers, Mill st agerman Mrs, H., wid, Soin st ales Amos brickmaker, Ellen st Halos Charles, brickmaker, Hayward st ales Richard, laborer, Charles st Hall George, baler, Baldwin st Hall Jos.&,, student at law, Walton st Hall William, baker, Charles st all William, jun., baker, Charles st Halliday Willinm, laborer, Yeovel st am George, butcher, Ridout st Ham capt.Thomas M.sailor, King st Hamilton Archibald laborer, Hope st HAMLY BROTHERS manufacturers of boots and shoes, John st Hamly Rdmund shoemaker, Peter st Hamly Honry, shoemaker, 1gin st Hawly John, of Hamly Brothers, John st Hope st er, Ward st st foreman, Hay- Hamly T., of Hamly Brothers, Peter st Handyside James, carpenter, Armor st Hannah Mrs.Jane, wid Wm., grocery, cor Ward and Armor sts Hansman Michael, tanner, Cavan st Harcourt John, laborer, Princess st Harper Charles, saddler, John st Harrigan John, blacksmith, John st Harris John, weaver, Armor st Harris M., Bruton st Harry Richard, carpenter, Sherborne st Hart Joseph E., Sullivan st Harvey Herbert, carpenter, Pine st Harvey Mrs.Margaret, wid John, Ri- dout st Haskill John, carpenter, Strachan st Hastings T.W_, Pine st Hatch William, farmer, Hope Haw James, cabman, John st Haw James, laborer, Ward st Haw Lawrence,proprietor Ontario house Mill st Haward Robert E., boat builder, Mill st Hawkey John, bricklayer, Sullivan st Hawkins Edward, gardener, Ridout st HAWKINS J.H., proprietor Albion hotel, Walton st Hawkins Nicholas, carpenter, Ridout st Hawkins William, carpenter, Bramley st Hawthorne Edw, blacksmith,Ontario st Hawthorn Mrs.E., Ward st Hay Mrs.Sarah, wid M., Charles st Hayden Thomas, founder, Cavan st Hays James, miller, Brown st Hays John, laborer, Elias st Hayter Mrs.Lousia, wid Benj.King st Hayward Mrs.Mary, wid W., Charles st Heal Hugh B., saddler, Walton st Healy George, baggageman Midland Railway station Healy Geo.accountant Ontario bank, John st, h Bruton st Heard William, carpenter, Bramley st Hearn James, laborer, Hope st Heenan Ralph, laborer, de Blaquire st Helm George.moulder, Baseline st Helm John Henry, founder, King st Helm J, jun., proprietor Viaduct mill Henderson Christopher, contractor, Margaret st Henderson George, steamboat agent, livery stable, Walton st, h Hope st Henderson Mrs.A.E., wid, Francis st Henderson Parker, carpenter, Cavan st Henderson Thomas, night operator and ticket clerk G.T.R, Bramley st Henderson William, carpenter, Peter st Henry James, flour packer, Mill st Henry John, carpenter, Baseline st, h Hope st Henry Samuel, mason, Charles st, Henry William, plasterer, Charles st Hetherington John, saloon, Walton st Hewson Hy., jun, conductor, Brown st Hewson H,, sen, carpenter, Brown st Hewson John, green grocery, Walton st Hewson Mrs.Francis, wid William, boarding house, Brown st Hewson Robert, blacksmith, Cavan st Hewson Thomas, builder, Sullivan st Hewson William, Pine st Hickey John, carpenter, Park st Higgins R.W., school teacher, Seymour s township of st Hill Henry, butcher, Walton st Hill Richard, tailor, Cavan st Hill Thomas, constable, Ridout st Hills George, of Kells & Hills, Walton st Hockin N.,of C.E.Smith & Co.,Cavan st HOFFMAN JACOB, tobacconist, and dealer in Berlin wools, wall papers, fancy goods, toys, &c., Walton st Hogg William, tanner, Bruton st 46 Holland Rich.H., barrister, Walton st, h Augusta st Holmes Peter, laborer, Elgin st Honor Fred., cabinetmaker, Mill st Hooper Joseph, marblecutter, Walton st, h Bruton st .Hooper Richard, ship carpenter, John st Hope George, grocer, Ridout st Horsey Robert, joiner, Charles st Howard Mrs.Rachael, wid William, Elgin st Howard rev.Isaac Wesleyan, Brown st Howell John, clerk, Baseline st Howell Robert S., grocer, Walton, h Baseline st Hudson Samuel, laborer, John st Hudson William, sailor, de Blaquire st Huffman A.F., of Huffman & Son, Walton st Huffman P.C.,St Lawrene hall, Walton st Huffman Peter, of Huffman & Son, Walton st HUFFMAN & SON, proprietors St Lawrence hall, Walton st Hugh Edward, carpenter, Sullivan st Hughes Terence, laborer, Park st Hume Robert, produce dealer, John st Hunt capt.Joseph, mariner, Pine st Hunt Robert, Elgin st Hunter John, cooper, Ward st Hunter Thomas, carpenter, Bramley st Hurley rev.Robert, Bible Christiax, Victoria st Hurst Matthew, sailor, Elias st Hutchins John, miller, Brown st Hutcheson Thomas, stoves, Cavan st Innes Duncan, Bramley st Irish John, laborer, Mill st Irwin James, basketmaker, Cumberland st Irwin & Boyd, lumber, Robertson st Irwin Jas.M., of Irwin & Boyd, King st Irwin Robert, engineer, Pine st Jackson Mrs.Ann, wid Henry, Peter st Jacques Robert, sailor Jane Mrs.Sophia, wid Bennett, Pine st Janes Mrs.Charlotte, wid, Elgin st JANES THOMAS F., shipping and commission agent, dealer in coal, flour, feed, grain, salt, plaster, water lime, &c., Walton st, h Smith st Jeffrey John, mason, Ridout st Jemmison Mrs.Mary Ann, wid J ohn, Ridout st Jenkins Alexander, weaver, Ridout st Jenkins Edmund, tailor, Walton st Jinsie Mrs.Janet, wid John, Mary st Jenkins Mrs, Yeovel st Jewell James, laborer, Sullivan st Johns S.D., laborer, Harcourt st Johnston David, teamster, Armor st Johnston Francis, shoemaker, Cavan st Johnston James, boarding house, Brown st Johnston John, laborer, Shuter st Jones Edward, Ridout st Jones Henry, Mill st Jones John H., cabman, Ward st Jones Ralph, contractor, Baseline st Jordan J., shoemaker, Hope st Jordan William, cooper, Cavan st Kellaway Philip T.carpenter, Mill st KELLS & HILLS, merchant tailors, and dealers in cloths, shirts, collars, ties, &c., Walton st Kells Henry., of Kells & Hills, h King st Kells Mrs.Charlotte, wid Christopher, King st Kelly William, shoemaker, John st Kennedy Peter, laborer, John st KERR AUGUSTUS T., agent Bank of Montreal, Walton st, h King st Kilpatrick David, laborer, Cumberland st Port HoPE.King Joseph G., proprietor flouring mill, Cavan st King rev.Joseph, Baptist King William, clerk, Brown st Kingdom Wm., blacksmith, Bruton st Kirchhoffer John N., barrister, Walton st, h Pine st Kirkchoffer Nesbitt, Q.C.barrister, Walton st, h Pine st Kirchhoffer Nesbit, jun., barrister, Pine st Kivle Richard, sailor, Baseline st KNIGHT CHARLES, baker, confectioner and grocer, Ridout st LAMBERT G.W., proprietor Lambert's hotel, Ontario st Lambert Mrs.H., Ontario st LAMBERT'S HOTEL, G.W.Lambert, proprietor, Ontario st Lane John, laborer, Elias st Lang James, jun, Walton st Lang Mrs., wid James, Walton st Langley Nicholas, carpenter, Smith st Lapp A.E., clerk, Brown st Lapp Mrs.Mary, wid Alman, Sullivan t s Lauder Geo.P., landing waiter, Mill st Laurencell James, sailor, Hayward st Leach John, laborer, Ridout st Leach Wm., broommaker, Bramley st Lee John, innkeeper, Mill st Lee Peter, laborer, John st Lees John, boots and shoes, Walton st LEET JOHSON M., barrister, attorney, conveyancer, &c., Walton st,h Ridoutst Le Lean Samuel, of W.& S.Le Lean, Pine st Le Lean W.C., of W.& S.Le Lean, president Young Men's Christian association, Walton st LE LEAN W.& S.importers and dealers in dry goods, millinery, boots and shoes, &c., Walton st LeMesurier Peter, carpenter, Charles st Leonard Thomas, blacksmith, Queen st, h King st Lethbridge John, conductor, Armor st Lethbridge R., blacksmith, Charles st Leverich James, lumber dealer, Mill st Levine Joseph, laborer, Hope st Libby John, blacksmith, Cavan st Libby R.S., watchmaker, John st, h Walton st Liddle Mrs.Margaret, wid Robt., John st Lithgow Hy., marblecutter, Bramley st Lithgow Samuel, umbrella maker, Victoria st Little John, laborer, Elgin st Little Thomas, shoemaker, Walton st Lockington Edward, laborer, Margaret st Lockington James, laborer, Charles st lane Lockington Mrs., Margaret st Lodge J.N.8, insurance agent, Baldwin 8t Long James, carpenter, Ellen st Lonsdell William, carpenter, Walton st Lorden Jeremiah, laborer, Park st Low William, carpenter, Pine st Lowrie John, cooper, Mary st Lowry Patrick, laborer, Marsh st Lusk David, teamster, Elgin st Lusk John, carter, Elias st Luxon John, laborer, Sullivan st Lydon John, storekeeper, John st Lynn Jobn E,, J.P., Riaout st MACFARLANE W.A, dealer in flour, feed, &c., highest price paid for grain of ail kinds, Walton st, h Charles st Machesney Wm., carpenter, Bruton st Mackey Samuel, tailor, Hope st Mackie William, proprietor Mackie's hotel, Walton st DOMINION 674 DIRECTORY.Mackie's hotel, William Mackie, proprietor, Walton st McBurney Robert, carter, Bramley st MoCABE PETER, wholesale and retail dealer in flour, and feed.Flour shipped in barrels or bags, to suit customers, Ontario st McCaffrey John, wharfinger, Elgin st McCarty James, shoemaker, Walton st McCasland James, laborer John st McCasland John, mason, John st McCaw James, shoemaker, South st McClary David, laborer, Elgin st McClung John, carpenter, Ridout st McCormack Luke, cooper, Toronto st McCormack Mrs.Martha, wid John, Francis st McCormick Edward E., telegraph operator and ticket clerk G.T.R.McCormick George, teamster, Mill st McCreery James, laborer, North st McCreery Mrs.Eliza, wid James, Ontario st McCreery Thomas, proprietor billiard saloon, Walton st McCullough Mrs.Esther, wid Robert, Hope st McCurdy Alex., bricklayer, King st McCurdy Daniel, carpenter, de Bla- quire st McDonald John, teller Bank of Montreal, McDonald Mrs, wid, Cumberland st MeFarland Jno., blacksmith, Princess st MeFarlane Malcolm, G.T.R.employee, King st MeGatfy George, sailor, Charles st McGaffy Samuel, carpenter, Hope st McGennis Evans, pensioner, Hope st McGennis Frank, tinsmith, Ward st McGennis Wm., painter, Margaret st McGibbons Ths, shoemaker, Charles st McGinnis Miss Annie, milliner, Walton st McGinnis Patrick, laborer, Walton st McGuire A.B., painter,Church st McGuire Charles, laborer, Charles st McKay William, blacksmith, Bruton st McLean L., veterinary surgeon, Charles st McLean Samuel, navvy, John st McLENNAN DONALD, importer of British and American hardware, \u2018Walton st, h Augusta st McLENNAN DONALD J., groceries, rovisions, crockery, glassware, &c., alton st McMahon Alex., tinsmith, Baseline st McMahon Patrick, laborer, Hope st McMans Mrs.E, wid Thos., Margaret st McMaster Alex., wool puller, Hope st McMaster James, broker, Walton st McMaster Mrs.James, embroidery, Walton st McMullen James, tailor, Ward st MeMullin Hiram, machinist, South st McMurtry James, lumber dealer, bds al Royal hotel Mil st McMURTRY JOHN F.lumber merchant, shipping and commission agent, Market sq McNally John, laborer, Harris st McNamara James, laborer, Cavan st McNaughton J.C.,woollen manufacturer, Brown st McNeil Miss Maggie, dressmaker, Walton st MeNeillie J.R,, school teacher, Bramley st Maitland Hugh, waggonmaker, Margar- t ets Maitland Joseph, waggonmaler, Cumberland st Maitland Robert, shoemaker, Charles st Mallock David, engineer, Pine st [PROVINOE or Malone James, laborer, Queen st Maloney John, laborer, John st Maloney Patrick, laborer, Harris st Manson captain Daniel, guilor, Baseline st Manson capt.William, sailor, King st Maples Richard, carpenter, Shuter st Marshal] David, hotelkecper, Queen st Marshall Joseph, tailor, Victoria st Marshall Mrs., wid John, Walton st Marshall Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, Oharles st Marshall Richard, bricklayer, Charles st Marshall Robert, luborer, Victoria st Marshall Simon, shoemaker, Walton st Martin Alfred, brewer, Harcourt st Martin E., teamster, Cavan st Martin Mrs.Jane, wid Thomas, Smith st Martin William, hotelkeeper, Baseline st Martin William, teamster, Elgin st Marvin Isaac, laborer, Cavan st Mason William, potashmaker, Hope st Masonic hall, Ontario and Hope Lodes, and Victoria chapter, R.AM.alton st Massey James, millwright, Charles st Mathews Benjamin R., of Mathews & O'Brien, Bedford st Mathews & O'Brien, waggonmakers, Cavan st ~ Maxwell Edward, laborer, Smith st Maxwell Robert, coroner, Ward st Maybank Matthew, shoemaker, Ward st Membery George, moulder, Ontario st Membery William, carpenter, Hope st Menhenitt Thomas, grocer, Ridout st Mercer Alfred, laborer, Mill st Meredith H.H., township of Hamilton Michael James, laborer, Cavan st MIDLAND RAILWAY OF CANADA, A.T Williams,superintendent : Joseph Gray, secretary-treasurer, station and offices, Market sq Millan John, sailor, Hope st Miller James, cabman, Queen st Miller James, mariner, Ward st Miller John, carter, Ward st Miller Richard, blacksmith, Ridout st Miller William, laborer, King st Mills James, tailor, Hope st Millward Matthew, of Millward & Stephenson, John st MILLWARD & STEPHENSON, tinsmiths, gasfitters, plumbers, &c., dealers in stoves and tinware, John st Minnis John, tanner, Charles st Misson Frank, painter, Charles st Misson Lovel, waggonmaker, Brown Misson Richard, grocer, Walton st Mitchell Christopher, carpenter, Walton st MITCHELL G.& J., dealers in drugs, medicines, toilet and fancy articles, chemicals, perfumery, soaps, brushes, lamps, oil, &c., Walton st Mitchell George, of G.& J.Mitchell, King st Mitchell J.H., & Co., sewing machines, Walton st Mitchell John, of G.& J.Mitchell, King st Mitchell William & Eli, market gardeners, Molson st Mitchell William T., gardener, Ward st Moffat James, carter, Ward st Moffatt Terence, clerk, Mill st Molson Mrs, Sophia, wid Thomas, Sullivan st Molson W.M., miller, Cavan st Monahan Wm., shoemaker, Ridout st Monsell Miss Mary, Sullivan st Monsell Peter, general agont, Walton st Montgomery J.T., bookleeper, Pine st ONTARIO.] MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO., head office, Montreal ; Canadian Express Co., agent, Walton st.See Adv (ALLAN LINE), page fucing first cover, MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, S.Paterson, agent, Walton st Mooney Mrs.Mary, wid William, Mill st Moore J.G., bookkeeper, Hope st Moore Samuel, laborer, Hope st Moore William, cooper, William st Moore William, laborer, Bruton st Moorhead George, shoemaker, Cavan st Moran Michael, laborer, John st Morish W.H.,\" books, stationery and fancy goods, cor Walton and John sts Morphet Edmund, agent Dominion Telegraph, John st, h Harcourt st Morphet John, carpenter, Margaret st Morphet Stephen, painter, Margaret st Morris John, butcher, Cavan st Morris W.H., butcher, Cavan st Morrison James, laborer, Bedford st Morrow Alexander, tanner, Margaret st Morrow Arthur, laborer, Hope st Morrow John, laborer, Elgin st Morrow William, laborer, Hope st Morton Allan, machinist, bds at Royal hotel, Mill st Mozier Robert, sawyer, Cavan st HULLIGAN JOHN, dealer in general hardware, paints, oil, &c., Walton st, h Baseline st Mulligan R.G, Church st Mulligan Robert, grocer, Walton st Mulligan William, Armor st Munson James, carter, Ontario st Murphy Francis, excise inspector, Ridout st Murphy Henry, rakemaker, Hayward st Murphy James, rakemaker, Ridout st Music hall, cor Walton and John sts Neelands Thomas, dentist, Walton st, h William st Newman Mrs.M., wid Jos., Ridout st Newman William, mason, Julia st Newson James, fireman, Bramley st Nichols Robt., patternmaker, Walton st Nixon capt.Charles, sailor, Elgin st Nolan John, laborer, Harcourt st O'Brien James, of Matthews & O'Brien, Ellen st O'Brien Thomas, laborer, Park st O'Connors Mrs.Hannab, wid John, Pine st O'Donahne Cornelius, Ward st O'Donnell Patrick, bookseller, Walton st h John st O'Donnell Patrick J., grocer, John st (dell J.B, freight agent G.T.R.Ogley Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, Sherborne st O'Keefe Miss Ann, Armor st Oliver James, shoemaker, Cavan st Oliver Zachariah, painter, Walton st Olver Frank, carpenter, Pine st Olver F.W., rinter, Cavan st O'Meara rev.Frederick À., D.D., rector St John\u2019s church, Walton st O'Neil Dennis, laborer, Harcourt st O'NEILL J.& R., importers, dealers and manufacturers, in dry goods, groceries, liquors, boots, shoes, millinery and clothin , contractors for Inmber, shingles and square timber, O'Neill's block, Walton st O'Neill James, of J.& R.O'Neill, Mill st O'Neill Richard,of J.& R.O'Neill, Mill st ONTARIO BAN K,John Smart manager, John st ntario house, L.Haw, proprietor, Mill st night watchman, school teacher, DOMINION 675 DIRECTORY.ONTARIO MILLS, Peter McCabe, proprietor, Ontario st Ontario planing mill, William Garnett, proprietor, Ontario st Ormond J.R., & Co., fancy goods, and jewellery, Walton st Orr Robert, manager, Molson\u2019s mills, Cavan st, h Hope st Parker Mrs.Elinor, Bruton st Parsons Wm., blacksmith, Walton st PATERSON STANLEY, telegraph, express, steamboat agent, exchange broker, &c., Walton st, h John st Paterson William, broker, bds at Mac- kie\u2019s hotel ,Walton st Paterson William, sailor, Victoria st Paterson William F., clerk, Baseline st Paul Charles, sailor, Seymour st Peck L.R., U.8.Consular agent, bds at St Lawrence hall, Walton st PEPLOW EDWARD, jun.general produce commission merchant, all orders for grain, flour, in bags or barrels, oat meal, pork, butter, £c., &e., promptly filled, Ontario st Perry Alexander, laborer, Elias st Perks George, M.D., surgeon, Walton st Peters N., clerk of township Hope, Walton st Pethick George, tanner, Victoria st PHŒNIX FIRE INSURANCE CO, H.V.Sanders, agent, Town hall, Market sq Philp Edwin, mason, Bramley st Philp captain Joseph, Bramléy st Philp captain John, sailor, John st Philp Charles, plasterer, Sullivan st Philp William, bandmaster, 46 Batt, aterloo st Pidgeon George, caretaker of drill shed, Francis st Pidgeon Richard, painter, Cavan st Pidgeon William, painter, Cavan st Pilling James, laborer, Pine st Pillsworth Daniel, shoemaker, Toronto st Pink captain John, sailor, Hayward st Pim Daniel, farmer, Ridout st Pink Robert, sailor, Hayward st PITTS T.N., dealer in cloths, tailors\u2019 goods, ready made clothing, hats, caps, &c., Walton st, h Cavan st Plain Thomas, tavernkeeper, John st Pollock John, tavernkeeper, Cavan st Porter Wm.A.bricklayer, Charles st Port Hope gas works, Archibald Sands, agent, John st PORT HOPE GUIDE, weekly, annual subscription $1.50 ; R.C.Grant & Co, proprietors and printers, Walton st PORT HOPE TIMES, annual subserip- tion to daily $4; to weekly $1.50 ; J.B.Trayes, editor, proprietor and printer, Walton st.See Adv Port Hope Viaduct mill, John Helm, jun, roprietor, Mill st Porter Archibald, carpenter, Walton st Post Office, R.Walton st Potter John, laborer, Walton st Powe Robert, shoemaker, Strachan st Powe William, sailor, Durham st Preston John, cooper, Cavan st Preston Mrs.Ann, wid John, Cavan st W.Smart, postmaster, Preston William, cooper, Cavan st Price Charles, carpenter, Bruton st Price Mrs., wid rev.Edward, Victoria st Pringle À.W., watchmaker, John st PROVINCIAL MARINE INSURANCE CO, A.M.Cosby, agent, Walton st Purdy William, laborer, Hope st Port Hope.Purslow Adam, head master Grammar and Common school, Baldwin st Pyman William, employee G.T.R., Hayward st QUAY WILLIAM, grocer, dealer in salt, plaster, water lime, coal oil, pork, provisions, seeds, and grain, Walton st Queen\u2019s hotel, Robert Brodie, proprietor, Walton st cor John st Quinlan Cornelius, of C.Quinlan & Son, Brown st QUINLAN C., & SON, tin and copper smiths, gasfitters and dealers in stoves, tinware, pumps, lamps, coal oil, &c.Walton st Quinlan J.W.of C.Quinlan & Son, Brown st Quinn John, laborer, Smith st Rainer Blackett, gate keeper, Toronto t 8 Randall Addison carpenter, Bruton st Randall Maitland, carpenter, off Walton st RANDALL P.R, subscription book publisher \u2014 agents wanted\u2014Walton __ st, h Baseline st Rankin Robert, cooper, Cavan st Ransley James, laborer, Ridout st Rawson Frederick, carpenter, Hope st Raymond Charles, dancing master, bds at St Lawrence hall, Walton st Raymond Manlay, shoemaker, cor Mill and Walton sts c Raymond Mrs.Mary, Cavan st Read John, Mill st READ R.H,, auctioneer and general commission agent, and agent for Anchor Line of steamers, Walton st Read William, of Simpson & Read, bds at Mackie'\u2019s hotel, Walton st Reading George, shoemaker, Walton st Reel Patrick, tailor, Walton st Registry office, George C.Wood, registrar, Mill st Renfew John, laborer, Hope st Reymond John, laborer, North st Reynolds Charles, clerk, Cavan st Reynolds John, tavernkeeper, John st Richards George, machinist, Ward st Richardson William, teamster, Elgin st Richie Andrew, miller, Cavan st Ridley Ebenezer, carpenter, John st Riley Richard, farmer, Victoria st Riordon John, Mill st Riordon William, laborer, Mill st Roach Mrs.Annie, wid John, music Mackie\u2019s hotel, Walton st Roberts John, laborer, Bramley st Roberts Robert, sailor, Francis st Roberts Samuel, carpenter, Cavan st Roberts William, sailor, Francis st Robertson George, chandler, Cavan st Robinson James, carpenter, Brown st Robertson James, laborer, Elgin st ROBERTSON JAMES, jun, manufac turer and dealer in all kind of leather, foreign and native ;-shoemakers findings and lasts, John st, h Walton st Robertson James, sen., John st Robertson Miss Kate, school teacher, Brown st Robertson Peter, Walton st Robins William, laborer, Victoria st Robinson Mrs Mary, wid Wi., Armor st Robinson Robert, teamster, Cavan st Rogers Andrew, laborer, Francis st Rogers Erastus, laborer, Ridout st Rogers Henry, carpenter, Ridout st Rogers William, carpenter, Armor st Rooney Miss, milliner, bds at St Lawrence hall, Walton st Rose H.M, of Hagerman & Rose, Ward s- Porr Hope.DOMINION 676 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF Ross & Conway, dry goods, Walton st Ross Hugh, of Ross & Conway, bds Ridout st Ross John, clerk, bds at Maclkie\u2019s hotel, Walton st ROSS LEWIS, dry goods, clothing, groceries, crockery, &c., Walton st, Baseline st Rose Nicholas, sailor, Charles st Rowden John, mason, Harcourt st Rowland William, painter, bds at Martin\u2019s hotel, Baseline st Royal hotel, J.8.German, proprietor, Mill st Rubidge Alfred, barrister, Walton st Rundle William, laborer, de Blaquire st Rundle William, shoemaker, McCaul st Ruskill Andrew, butcher, Ontario st Russel D., weaver, Toronto st Russell G.R., cabinetmaker, Augusta st RUSSELL H.C., manufacturer of upholstery and cabinetware, dealer in ianos, melodeons, &c., Walton st RUSSELL JAMES L., dry goods, groceries, confectionery, crockery, room papers, glassware, lamps, coal oil, &c., Walton st Sacret Thomas, sailor, Hope st Sager John W, hotelkeeper, n G.T.R.station Sallans George, sailor, Ontario st Sandercock Francis, laborer, Ridout st Sanders W.H., Strachan st Sands Archibald, manager Port Hope gas works, Walton st, Baldwin st Sansberry Albert, sailor, Bramley st SANDERS H.V, town clerk, life and fire insurance agent, Market sq, h Sullivan st Schoemerhorn Mrs.Marian, wid Jacob, Hope st Scott Jacob, laborer, Ontario st Scott Mrs.Louisa S., wid James, King st Scott Thomas, laborer, Charles st Sculthorp James, Walton st Sculthorp Samuel, attorney, Walton st Seney Mrs.Jane, wid John, North st Seymour Charles, Victoria st Seymour hon.Benjamin, Pine st Shall Bernard, marblecutter, Brown st Sharp Mrs.Mary, wid John, Elgin st Sharp Thomas, laborer, Charles st lane Shea James, salesman, bds at St Lawrence Hall, Walton st Sheerwood Charles, sailor, Sherborne st Shenick Miss Adelaide, school mistress, Baldwin st Shephard Henry of Ballagh & Shephard, alton st Shepherd James, miller, Hope st Shepherd William, clerk Division court, alton st, h Sullivan st Shipley E.F., bookkeeper, Bruton st Shortt Mrs.Isabel, wid rev.Jonathan, King st SIMPSON & READ, grocers, dealers in seeds, wines, liquors, crockery and glassware Walton st Simpson William, of Simpson & Read, Ward st SIMSON JOHN, station agent G.T.R., Hayward st Sisson C.E., Baseline st Sisson William, Baseline st Skitch Henry, tailor, Bruton st Skiteh Wm.tailor, Walton st, h Bruton si Sleath Daniel, lumber yard, Mill st Slight Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas, Smith st Smart John, agent Ontario bank, John st SMART DAVID, barrister and attorney at law, solicitor in chancery and insolvency, conveyancer, notary, solicitor for Ontario bank, commercial col- lection, land and investment agency attended to, Walton st, L John st Smart Robert W., postmaster, Walton st, L Armorst SMITH C, E., & Co, dry goods, millinery, boots and shoes, Walton st Smith C.E., of C.E.Smith & Co, South st Smith Charles, shoemaker, Charles st Smith Jno., laborer, Hope st Smith John S., Ridout st Smith Mrs., wid Elias, Pine st Smith rev.Alexander, United Presbyterian, Mill st Smith R.0., jun., shipping agent, Walton st, h Baseline st Smith Robert Charles, lumber dealer, King st Smith Robert, photographer, Walton st Smith Mrs.Augusta, wid J.D.King st Smith William, laborer, Charles st lane Soper Hiram, veterinary surgeon,Queen st Sparrow Charles, gardener, Toronto st Spaulding Mrs.Margaret, wid John, \u2018Waterloo st Spotten Arthur, laborer, Elgin st Spry Samuel, tinsmith, Walton st Spry Thomas, jun, City express driver, Sherborne st Spry Thomas, sen., Walton st Stark Andrew, Harcourt st Stephenson George, stoves &c., John st Stephenson Mrs.John, John st Stephenson William, of Millward & Stephenson, John st Sterling Samuel, laborer, William st Stevens John, confectioner, Walton st Stevenson John, machinist, Queen st Stevenson William, tailor, William st Stevenson Wm., street surveyor, Hope st Stewart Geo A, P.L.S.and chief engi- peer Midland railway of Canada, Mill st : Stewart Henry L., surveyor, Mill st St John's church, ch of England, rev.Frederick A.O'Meara, D.D., rector, Pine st ST LAWRENCE HALL, Huffman & Son, proprietors, Walton st Stone James, sailor, Cavan st Stone Mrs.Mary, wid Clark, Elgin st Stone William, clerk, Church st Stott Robert, carpenter, Victoria st Stratton Joseph, carpenter, Armor st Strickland captain John, Elgin st Strickland Joseph, laborer, John st Strickland William, laborer, Brown st Striker Jas.A., engine cleaner, Elias st Strong Geo., lumber inspector, Mill st Strong Norman, lumber dealer, Har- court st Sullivan Narcisse, John st Summers R., photographer, Walton st Somerville J ohn, distiller, Cavan st Somerville Thomas, distiller, Cavanst Tacey James sawyer, Cavan st Tapley Mrs.Maria, wid Isaac, Elgin st Tapp rev.John B., Bible christian, Bramley st Tapscoot rev.Samuel, Bible christian, idout st Tannar Mrs.Ann, wid Wm., Ontario st Taylor Erastus, carpenter, Mill st Taylor H.G., master mechanic, Midland railway of Canada, John st TEMPEST W.8., grocer, wine merchant and wool dealer, cor Ontario and Walton sts, hi Pine st Thoms Henry, cabinetmaker, Walton st Thompson Alex.laborer, Harcourt st Thompson James, tinsmith, Princess si Thompson John, miller, Mill st Throop Charles, painter, Bruton st Tinker Stephen, engineer, King st Tool James H., Julia st Topley Isanc, laborer, Baseline st Town clerk's office, H.V.Sanders, Town hall, Market sq Trainer William, laborer, Hope st TRAYES JOHN B., proprietor and printer of the Port Hope Times, Walton st, h Johnst.Sce Adv Tremble Mrs.Mary À, wid J, Charles st Trenbeth Wm.carpenter, Bramley st Trick Richard, mason, Ridout st TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL, rev.C.J.S.Bethune, head master ; Mrs.Marmion, matron Truscott Lewis, painter, Victoria st Tucker John O., Walton st Tutton George H., laborer, Hayward st Uglow capt.Thomas, sailor, Bramley st Union Engine House, No.2, Walton st United Presbyterian church, rev.Alexander Smith, Mill st Vail John, de Blaquire st Van Norman Miss Harriet, school mistress, bds Brown st Vansicklar Peter, carpenter, Bruton st Venne Joseph, sailor, Baseline st Vinden Edmund S., lumber dealer, Ontario st Vint James, laborer, Charles st Wade capt.Weston, mariner, John st Wade Thomas R., mariner, Sullivan st Wadleigh P.R., cabinetmaker, Walton t s Wakely William, mariner, Madison st WALLACE BROTHERS, (successors to the late Robert Wallace) produce and commission merchants, Walton st Wallace J.W., mason, Francis st Wallace Robert, carter, Cavan st Walker David, tailor, Sherborne st Walker John, cabinetmaker, Ontario st Wallace Benj., well digger, Charles st Wallace R.G., of Wallace Bros., cor King and Madison sts.Wallace Mrs.Jane, wid Robert, cor King and Madison sts Wallace W.B., of Wallace Brothers, cor King and Madison sts Waller Mrs.Eulalie, wid Walter,grocery, Ridout st Walpole William, Elgin st Walton Abraham, carpenter, Smith st Ward BE.W., William st Ward George C., jun., deputy registrar, Augusta st Ward George C., sen, registrar of East Durham and issuer of marriage licenses, Mill st, h Augusta st Ward Henry, student at law, Augusta st Ward L.P., baker, Walton st, h Ward st Ward Patrick, carter, Queen st Ward William B., Walton st Warmington Chas., of Chas.Warming- ton & Bro., Mill st WARMINGTON CIIARLES, & BRO, manufacturers of ginger wine, and dealers in cignrs, Mill st \u2018Warmington John, of Oharles Warm- ington & Brother, Mill st Warner Robort, saddler, Harcourt st Watson Thomas, 2nd teacher Union school, Hope st, h Francis st Weakley John, tenmster, Torontost Wear William, tanner, Gavan st Welsh James, plaster miller, Cavan st Wesleyan Methodist church, rev, Isanc Howard, minister, Brown st Westaway Richard, clerk, Victorin st.White Mrs.Eliza, wid Jnmes, Baseline st ONTARIO.] DOMINION 677 DIRECTORY.Por-Por White Charles, shoemaker, Julia st Whitefield Thomas, teacher, Brown st Whitehead Fred, accountant Ontario bank, Walton st Whitehead M.F., collector of customs, and registrar of the Surrogate court Mill st, h King st.Whittle Samuel, laborer, Ridout st Whittman Gotlaps, sausage maker, Ri- dou tst Wicher James, painter, Hope st Wilkens Joseph, machinist, Cavan st Willcock Thomas, gunsmith, Walton st WILLIAMS A.T., superintendent Midland Railway of Canada, Pine st Williams Charles H.A., Baseline st WILLIAMS JAMES, hair dresser, wig maker, &c., an assortment of pipes, cigars, tobaccos, perfumery, combs and fancy articles, Walton st Williams George, mason, Harris st Williams J.G., Bedford st Williams John, switchman, Harris st Williams lieut.col.Arthur, M.P.P., Penn park Wilson F., sailor, Durham st.Wilson George, tinsmith, John st Wilson Thomas, caretaker cemetery, Sherborne st Wilson William, carriage trimmer, Ca- van st Wilson Wm., cabinetmaker, Hope st Wilson James, laborer, Mill st.Wilson Jason, laborer, Francis st Wilson Robert, laborer, Hope st Wilson William, laborer, Bramley st Wilson Wm., leather dealer, Cavan st WINSLOW & ALLEN, manufacturers of beer and fine ales, Mill st Winslow Arthur F., of Winslow & Allen, Hope st Winters Nicholas, innkeeper, Mill st Winters Silas, carpenter, McCaul st Woodcock Richard, laborer, Armor st.Wood C.P., road master G.T.R.Baseline st Woodley John, laborer, Ward st Woods George, commercial traveller, Cavan st Woods George, laborer, John st Woods William, manufacturer, John st WOOLHOUSE & DEYELL, chemists and druggists, Walton st Woolhouse John B., of Woolhouse & Deyell, Ridout st Wrig t Archibald, machinist, John st Wright capt.George, sailor, Smith st Wright capt.John, sailor, King st Wright George, engine driver, John st Wright J., solicitor, Walton, st h Baldwin st Wright Mrs., wid, Cavan st Yeo William, mariner, Charles st Young James, laborer, Hope st Young John, laborer, Ward st Young Men's Christian association, W.C.LeLean, president, Walton st TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL.PORT HOPE, ONT.Established in 1865.Visitor\u2014The Right Rev.the Lord Bishop of Toronto.Governing body\u2014Hon.J.H.Cameron, Q.C,, D.C.L., chancellor of the University ; rev.the Provost of Trinity college, rev.prof.Ambery, rev.prof.Jones Dr.Bovell, rev.C.J.S.Bethune, head master; ven.archdeacon Palmer, rev.J.G.Geddes, hon.G.W.Allan, C, J.Campbell, F.W.Cumberland, M.P.P.Head Master\u2014Rev.O.J.S.Bethune, M.A, Trinity college, Toronto, Assistant Masters\u2014Rev.F.A.Bethune M.A., Trinity college, Toronto ; E.H.Harington, B.A.Worcester college, Oxford ; Mr.Philip, music teacher.Matron-Mrs.Marmion.The aim of the school is to provide the highest classical, mathematical and general education, together with sound religious and moral training, in conformity with the principles and doctrines of the church of England.The school grounds, situated on one of the most picturesque and healthy sites in Canada, embrace ten acres of ground, and active measures are now being taken for the immediate erection of permanent school buildings, which are expected to be ready for occupation in the spring of 1871.The school house is under the personal supervision of the head master, assisted by two resident masters, who direct the boys\u2019 evening work.The household arrangements are directed by a lady matron of ability and experience.Medical superintendent, J.F.Dewar, M.D.The school year is divided into three terms of about thirteen weeks each.Examinations are held at the end of the Christmas and summer half years; the midsummer examination being conducted by the professors of Trinity college.The course of instruction includes all the usual branches of a sound education in Classics, Mathematics, English, French, Drawing, Vocal music and Natural science.PORTLAND Avillage on Rideau Lake, township of Bastard, county of Leeds.The steamers plying between Ottawa and Kingston call here ifthey have passengers or freight to land.Distant from Brock- ville, a station of the Grand Trunk and Brockville and Ottawa railways, 31 miles, fare $1.25; from Kingston 32 \u2018miles, from Newboro\u2019 8 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200.Austin Gilbert S., school teacher Brown Robert, carriagemaker Byington Stephen, shoemaker Chipman A., trapper Chipman Stephen, cooper Donovan James, storekeeper Dorway Ebenezer, laborer Dowsett Samuel, laborer Elliott William, joiner Grant John, blacksmith Heath Ebenezer, cooper Johnson Richard Joynt John, innkeeper Kennedy Patrick, cooper McDonald Joseph, tanner and shoemaker Morris Samuel, blacksmith Myers William, storekeeper Poke John, farmer Ralph Michael, innkeeper Scovill Samuel S., postmaster, storekeeper Sherwood William H., farmer Stratton Cyrus, grocer Trotter Richard, waggonmaker Whiting Asa * PORTLAND\u2014A small village in the townshipof Charlotteville, county of Norfolk.Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 10 miles, from Brantford, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 83 miles.Population about 50.Bigcraft William, blacksmith Gifford James, & Co., general store * The Post office is at Silver Hill.Matthews John W., farmer Morden John D., farmer Sibley John, farmer Smith Quartus, general store Stewart Noah, blacksmith Wardell Joseph, innkeeper PORT MAYTLAND\u2014A small village at the confluence of the Grand River with Lake Erie, township of Dunn, county of Haldimand.Distant from Dunnville, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 5 miles, from Cayuga, the county town, 20 miles.Mail daily.Population about 80 Burke Peter, light house keeper Dogher James, innkeeper Galbraith T.7, collector of canal tolls Gilmore James, ship carpenter Logan John, farmer Martin William, laborer Matthews Job, mechanic Miller Peter, laborer Montanea John, sailor Moss James, jun., farmer Moss James, sen., postmaster, storekeeper Ross Henry, fisherman Taylor John, laborer Thewlas Abraham W., farmer PORT NELSON\u2014A village in the township of Nelson, county of Halton.Distant from Wellington Square, astation of the Great Western railway, 2} miles, fare 25c; from Toronto 32 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200.Cline Absolom, storekeeper COTTER HUGH, J.P, postmaster, produce and lumber dealer Cutler James, mail driver Douglas William, lumber merchant Green John, shipper Green John, jun., teamster Green rev.T., LL.D., ch of England Hammond Henry, tavernkeeper Irving William, gardener Johnston captain William, Kurtz John P., carpenter Land Hiram, pumpmaker Lane Jerry, carpenter LeClair Alexander, ship builder McCarter Jos., wrecker and undertaker McMillan Archibald, teamster Mosier Benjamin, painter Partlon William K., teamster Temperance house, Elisha Tufford, proprietor Tufford Elisha, proprietor Temperance house Westphall Peter S., teamster Westphall William H., teamster Will Caleb, carpenter am PORT PERRY\u2014A flourishing village on Lake Scugog, township of Reach, county of Ontario.It is built on au eminence, commands an extensive view of the waters of the lake, and is connected with Scugog Island by a floating bridge jof a mile in length.Manufactories of considerable size exist in the village, which has also an extensive business in wheat and lumber, about 5,000,000 feet of the latter commodity being annually made.This place has daily steam communication with Lindsay, Fenelon Falls, and ports on the lake.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Port Perry will be the terminus of the Whitby and Port Perry railway, now in course of construction.Distant from Whitby, the county town, and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles, fare 75¢.; from Toronto 47 miles.Mail daily, Population about 1500.Abbott Charles, engineer Addison William.blacksmith Allison & Allison, druggists Allison & Campbell, general merchant s Port PERRY.DOMINION 678 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF Allison John W., of Allison & Campe Allison Stephen E., of Allison & Allison Anderson John, head moulder Arnold Amos, laborer Ayers William, sawyer \u2018Baker Joseph C., farmer Banks C.G., machinist BIGELOW JOSEPH, of Bigelow & Trounce, general storekeeper BIGELOW & TROUNCE, dealers Black W., machinist Blair James B., clerk, bds at Royal Canadian hotel Boyd Robert, pedlar Brown Edward P., well digger Brown William H., clerk, Pas at Royal Canadian hotel Bullen Thomas S., tailor Bungard Conrad, drover Buntin Robert, cooper Burnham Harris, clerk Division court Campbell Alexander, agent Royal Canadian bank Campbell captain James B., steamer Anglo Saxon Campbell Donald, clerk Campbell Hugh $, of Allison & Camp- 1 el Campbell William, laborer Cawker & Palmer, butchers Cawker Samuel, of Cawker & Palmer CHARLES HENRY, store and issuer of marriage licenses Christian Mrs.Mary, wid William Clark John, laborer Clements John, carpenter Cochrane William Maurice, barrister Coedy John, harnessmaker Collins George, cooper Cook John, butcher Corban Daniel, carpenter Corrin David, teamster Corrin Fletcher, fireman Corrin Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thomas Corrin William, sawyer Cossitt Henry H., manufacturer Crandell Gilbert D., teamster Dafoe William, sawyer DAVIS ISAAG, operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Davis John W., cabinetmaker and saw mill owner Derly William, carpenter Demara Abraham, teamster Dodd James, laborer Drinkwater Edward cooper Dryden George W., bookkeeper Duensing Louis, laborer Ebart Frederick, brickmaker Ebbels Hubert L., barrister Eglinton George, bookkeeper, bds at oyal Canadian hotel Embury Andrew, carpenter Embury Cornelius, carpenter Embury Samuel, laborer Forneri rev.Robert S., ch of England Foy Benjamin, bds at Royal Canadian hotel FOY HENRY, proprietor Royal Canadian hotel Foy Philip, shoemaker, bds at Royal Janadian hotel Foy Robert, clerk, bds at Royal Oana- dian hotel Garibot James, laborer Gipsen Adam, foreman for Paxton, Tate jo, Good James, brickmaker Gordon Henry, postmaster, insurance agent Hardill Thomas, saw ver Harnden H.L., dentist lumber Hazlehurst Thomas, printer Healy Robert, laborer Hearn Ascot, stave cutter Henley George, baker Hoitt \u2018John \u2018A, bookkeeper, bds at Royal Canadian hotel Huckins David A., carpenter Huckins John, bookkeeper Hurd Prosper A, solicitor Hutchins Olark, laborer Hutchinson William, blacksmith IRELAND DANIEL, proprietor Royal British Queen hotel Jacobs John W., farmer Jamieson Miss Rose .Jamieson rev.George, Presbyterian Jasper Theodore, tailor Johnston Archibald, clerk Johnston Miss Maria, milliner Jones C, W., clerk Jones Richard, M.D.Jones William, of Paxton & Jones, bds at Royal Canadian hotel Kellett Charles C., nursery agent Kirkpatrick Matthew, shoemaker Kyle William, pattern maker Lachapelle Francis, laborer Lazier James B.cradle and barley fork maker Littleproud William, miller Luke William, cooper Lynch William, laborer McCaw William H., watchmaker McDermot John R., commission merchant McDermot Miss Kate, music teacher McDonald Henry, laborer McKenzie & Scott, photographers McKenzie Charles, livery stables McKenzie Henry, of McKenzie & Scott McKenzie Miss Mary, milliner McKenzie William, laborer McKercher Duncan, saw mill owner McMichael Robert, clerk Madden Noah, founder, bds at Mrs.Ray's Maines William, sawyer Major Edward, broker MARRIAGE LICENSES, Henry Charles, issuer Matthews J ohn, sawyer Maw Harrison, carpenter Meredith Alexander, shoemaker Miller Henry, hotelkeeper MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Isaac Davis, operator Moore Hanson, painter, bds at Port Perry house MUNDY EDWARD, edito proprietor and printer of the Port r Perry Standard ONTARIO BANK, Aaron Ross, local director Palmer John, of Cowker & Palmer Parrish William T., hardware morchant Paxton CHARLES, of Paxton, Tute & o.Paxton & Jones, storekeepers Paxton Mrs.Hannah, wid George PAXTON, TATE & CO., patentees and manufacturers of Marsh harvesters, manufacturers of Leffel\u2019s double turbine water wheels, shingle machines, circular saw rigs, patent oscillating mulays, wood and iron machinery, mill gearing, shaftings, pulleys, hangers, couplings, &c.See Adv PAXTON THOMAS, M.P., of Paxton, Tate & Co., proprictor Union Flour mills Paxton William, of Paxton & Jones, county treasurer and lumber dealer Peers George, miller Perrie G.M., machinist Pettet William Phillippo Elisha, sawyer Phillippo James, laborer Phillippo John A.foreman Platten Austin, engineer Platen Mrs.Aun, wid Samuel Platten Thomas, cooper Pollard Zachariah, carriagemaker Pomeroy rev.John C., Episcopal methodist PORT PERRY HOUSE, James Thompson, proprietor PORT PERRY STANDARD, weekly, annual subscription $1.50 ; Edward Mundy, editor, proprietor and printer Porteous Alexander, machinist Post Jordan, laborer Post Jordan, sen., J.P.Powers Charles, carpenter Powers James, machinist \u2018 Powson William, conveyancer Pringle Edwin, school teacher Pringle Mrs.I.M., music teacher Pringle William A., school teacher Quackenbush Charles, teamster Quackenbush William, cooper Quackenbush William, jun., cooper Ray Mrs.Mary, wid Edward, boarding house Richmond James, carpenter Roberts A.W., groceries and provisions Robertson John, sawyer Robinson Mrs.Maria, wid George Robinson Robert, stage driver, bds at Mrs.Ray's Rose Daniel, agent for Paxton, Tate & Co.ROSS AARON, local director Ontario bank ROYAL BRITISH QUEEN HOTEL, Daniel Ireland, proprietor Royal Canadian Bank, A.Campbell Agent ROYAL CANADIAN HOTEL, Henry Foy, proprietor Scott James, of McKenzie & Scott, bds at Royal Canadian hotel Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Co.Henry Gordon, agent Sexton Allan N., clerk Sexton Alonzo, {umber merchant Sexton William S., county warden, mill owner Shaw John J.Shaw Mrs.June, wid Joseph Shaw Thomas, clerk Shaw William, clothier Soper M., captain, steamer Ontario Shipman Wm., overseer of fisheries Sinclair Archibald, of Neil Sinclair & o.Sinclair Neil, & Co., storekeepers Sinclair Neil, of N.Sinclair & Co.Smith James, sawyer Smith John, laborer Smith Jonas, cooper Spooner Hiram R., M.D.Sterling John A, clerk Stout Samuel, barber Tate Thomas, moulder TATE WILLIAM, of Puxton, Tate & Co.Tuylor Daniel, carpenter Taylor Jasper T.THOMPSON JAMES, proprietor Port Perry house .Thompson John, cabiuotmaker Thompson John, sawyer Thompson Joseph, painter Thompson Moses, foreman Thorn Oharles, voterinary surgeon Torrance Andrew, shoemaker Travelers Insurance Oo., Henry Gordon, agent ONTARIO.] DOMINION 679 DIRECTORY.Por-Por \u2018Travers James, stage driver Trounce William J, of Bigelow & Trounce Unger Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Leonard, boarding house UNION FLOUR MILLS, Thomas Pax- ton, proprietor Walker William, teller Royal Canadian bank Warriner Richard, shoemaker Wells Isaac Wharton Thomas, watchman WHITE GEORGE W., carriage manufacturer White William, carpenter Wilson Charles, clerk WORTHINGTON EDWARD, dealer in pork, flour, wines, spirits, groceries, & c.Wood Robert, foreman Wright Joshua, boot and shoe store Young Charles, weaver Youmans John R., master Grammar school PORT ROBINSON\u2014A village on the Welland caval, township of Thorold, county of Welland.It possesses excellent water power, offering great facilities for manufactures, and two gond dry docks.It is a station of the Welland railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Welland, the county town, 4 miles, from Chippawa 9 miles, from Port Colborne 12 miles, from Port Dalhousie 14 miles.Mail daily.Population about 600.Abby captain Alexander Abby James L., shipcarpenter ABBEY JOHN P., ship builder and proprietor dry dock Baker Benjamin, ship carpenter Bampton William, engineer Bell William 11, innkeeper Beatty Stephen Bennett Cornelius B., clerk Boyle William, laborer Broom William, laborer Clarke Adam, harnessmaker Coleman Dilly, baker Cooper David, ship carpenter Corbett Mrs, Helen, wid John Coulter Robert, storekeeper Coulter Andrew, chief constable Dell William, carpenter Elliot Andrew, butcher Elliot George, school teacher Elliot Robert, general merchant Feeney Edward, tailor Frederick Oliver, ship carpenter Garner Jacob, carpenter Gore Edward, music teacher Grisdale Gideon, ship carpenter Grisdale Robert, ship carpenter Hill Samuel Hill William, jun., J.P., farmer Hill William, sen., J.P., insurance agent, and farmer Hixon Timothy J, J.P., farmer Holliday Thomas, ship carpenter Hunt Michael, laborer Hutchison Mrs., wid Jackson John, laborer Jordan George À, station agent Jordan Mrs.Elizabeth, wid eorge Jordan William, butcher Kelly Daniel, farmer Kelly Patrick, laborer Kimble Mrs., livery stable King Richard S., M.D.McCoomb Thomas, saloonkeeper McCoppen James J.P., postmaster, collector of canal tolls, and landing waiter McCoppen James, lock tender McOoppen John, farmer McCoppen Mrs.James, milliner McCRACKEN JAMES, operator Montreal Telegraph Co.McFarland Duncan J.P.McFarland John C., M.D.McIntosh John, boots and shoes McIntosh Mrs.Catherine, wid John McMahon Frederick, grist mill McNeil Finlay, farmer Marshall John, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.J.McCracken, operator Morin Patrick H., J.P., postmaster O'Brien John N., boatman Offspring George, blacksmith Peetch Philip, laborer Pew Isaac, blacksmith Potts Mrs., wid Reavley Joseph, J.P., farmer Rink M.F., sailor Ross William, towman Saunders John, grocer Secord Ths.R., assistant superintendent Sharp Frederick, ship carpenter Shuman Charles, engineer Singer Freeman, shoemaker Stark Joseph M., carpenter Stark Robert, cabinetmaker Stevenson Robert, clerk Thompson George, bridge tender Turney John, farmer Turney William, storekeeper Vanalstine James, J.P., farmer Welch Jas,bridge tender Welland canal PORT ROW AN-An important village ou Lake Erie, township of Walsingham, county of Norfolk.Itisa port of entry and has a very good harbor.About 32,000,000 feet of pine logs, three to four million feet of sawn lumber, a large quantity of logs, shingle wood and spars, and a considerable amount of wheat and barley are annually shipped from this port.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 21 miles, from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 40 miles, fare 81.75.Mail daily.Population about 900.Aimsbury Charles.laborer Allan captain, Alexander Allan Henry W., of Lamport & Allan Allger Harvey, carpenter Anderson John, farmer Atkin John, livery stable Baker John, blacksmith Balfour Samuel, ship carpenter Barrett MarkW., farmer Barrett Philip Bary Daniel, laborer Becker captain Frederick Bennet Chauncey, ship broker BENNET PHILO, collector of customs Biddle Cornelius, groceries, provisions and fancy goods Canada Life Insurance Co., S.P.Mabee, agent Cartwright Warren, butcher Chadwick James W., M.D.Cocks Mrs Maria, wid Joseph, milliner Coulter William L.storekeeper Cowan Robert, sailor Cowan Thomas, sailor Curtis Thomas, laborer Dease James, grocer Dedrick Abram, tinsmith Dedrick James L., J.P,, township treasurer, issuer of marriage licenses Dench John, tailor DIMON HARVEY W.innkeeper Doan James R., of Doan & Stearns Doan & Stearns, storekeepers DUNCOMBE DAVID T, barrister and conveyaneer, commissioner in B.R., notary, etc.Eastman colonel, United States consul Ellis Aaron Ellis Daniel J., tinsmith Ellis Henry, farmer Ellis Joseph, farmer Ellis Mrs.Betsey, wid James Ellis William, butcher Ferguson rev.George, Wesleyan Fowler William, sailor * Francis Christopher C., harnessmaker Franklin Mrs.Betsey, wid Isaac Franklin William B., M.D.Fry Thomas, grocer Gezequel Francois, painter GIFFORD BENJAMIN M., watchmaker Gilbert Elijah, blacksmith Glover John, carpenter Hillyer Edward S., M.D.Holt Samuel N., attorney Houghton Henry B., master Grammar school Hudson captain John Jackson Joseph, lumberman Jordan George H, cook Killmaster Benjamin, J.P., lumberman Killmaster Henry J., J.P., lumber merchant and issuer of marriage licenses Lamport & Allan, storekeepers Lamport Henry, of Lamport & Allan Lee James W., druggist Lees Andrew, law clerk Logan Mrs.Maria, wid Henry McLean Jon, M.D.McLennan John K., storekeeper McLELLAN MISS M.J, operator Montreal Telegraph Co.McMaster Reynolds, carpenter McLennan Andrew, postmaster, coroner for county of Norfolk Mabee Hugh A.J.P., farmer Mabee Peter, bailiff MABEE SIMON P., J.P.clerk of 6th division court, commissioner in B.R., agent for Canada Life, and for Marine and Fire Insurance Cos.MARRIAGE LICENSES,! Henry J.Killmaster, issuer Martin Carl bd, carpenter Mason John, carpenter Meadows Wilson, stage driver and mail contractor MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Miss M.J.McLennan, operator Newkirk James C., cabinetmaker Oakes Joseph, yaggonmaker Pank Christopher W.Patient George, shoemaker Perren Thomas, mason Phillips Charles, sailor Pitman Francis, farmer Port Royal Ship Canal Co., Chauncey Bennet, treasurer and secretary Ponting Mark, farmer Procunior Henry, carpenter and contractor Richardson Richard,J.P.township clerk, blacksmith RobertsJames, carpenter Ross Charles, livery stable Ross William, tailor Ryan James, tailor Ryan James, photographer Saxon Isaac, farmer Saxton John Smith James Stearns Austin, sailor Stearns John A., innkeeper Stearns John E., of Doan & Stearns Stow Schuyler, painter Thomas Isaac C., lumberman Tyrall Mrs.Letitia, wid John inters Gustavus B., writing master Winters James A., writing master Por-Por DOMINION 680 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE oF Wood rev, William, ch of England Woodward Henry, lighthouse keeper \u2018Woodward Nathan, sailor Wright captain David Zaff Jacob, laborer PORT ROYAL\u2014A village on Big Creek, Lake Erie, township of Walsing- ham, county of Norfolk, Distant from Simeoe, the county town, 23 miles, fare $1; from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 48 miles, Mail daily.Population about 100.Abbott Robert, postmaster, storekeeper Anderson James, farmer Bennet Joseph, lumberman Bingham Charles, J.P., farmer Bingham William, farmer Birch Titus, shoemaker Bowers Owen, farmer Contraman Philip, farmer DeWitt Edgar, farmer Ellis Anslim, farmer Fick Christian, farmer Fick Israel, farmer Fick Jacob, farmer Fick John B., farmer Fick Peter, farmer Hanson William, farmer Powers Isaac, laborer Prue Michael, farmer Spencer Lot, farmer Tuttle Joseph, innkeeper PORT RYERSE\u2014A village and port on Lake Erie, township of Woodhouse, county of Norfolk, À large quantity of lumber, timber, staves, grain and flour is shipped from here every year.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Port Dover 4 miles, from Simcoe, the county town, 6 miles, fare 25c.; from Brantford, a station of tbe Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 28 miles, fare $1.50; from Hamilton 42 miles.Mail daily.Population about 300.Baldwin Joseph, laborer Boolmer John, farmer British America Tire and Marine Insurance Co., W.H.Ryerse, agent Brittain George, teamster Brown Charles, laborer Brownlee Edward, carpenter Buchner John B., laborer Burgess captain Jol, ship owner Cutting James, innkeeper Davy Enos, laborer Davy Patrick, laborer Finch Niles P., school teacher FRANKLIN B.O., operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Gilbert col.Ebenezer T., J.P., farmer Hearle George, butcher Holmwood Walter, harbor superintea- dent Hunter Walter, sailor Kitchen Thomas, laborer Leaney Harry, general store Locke J.S., farmer McCausland Alexander, dock foreman Marlatt Abraham, pottery MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., B.0.Franklin, operator Moran Lewis, sailor Provincial Fire and Marine Insurance Co., W.H.Ryerse, agent Richardson Sumner, engineer Ryerse James, clerk RYERSE EDWARD P., J.P., collector of Inland revenue Ryerse O.8., innkeeper Ryerse rev.George J., Baptist Ryerse William H., postmaster, storekeeper and agent British America Fire and Marine Insurance Co., and Provincial Fire and Marine Insurance 0.Ryerson J.W,, clerk Smith Emery, laborer Snider Adam, mason Stalker William, blacksmith Steel William w, laborer Stickney James, farmer Walsh jbristopher L., H.M.customs Wood M.Ira, farmer PORT SEVERN\u2014A small village in the township of Tay, county of Simcoe.Distant from Barrie, a station of the Northern railway, 40 miles, from Toronto 100 miles, Mail tri-weekly.Population about 130.Ball Joseph, laborer Barcil John, sawyer Barcil Oliver, laborer Boots John, laborer Cadieu Andrew, sawyer Casewell Nathaniel, sawyer Cliristie Alexander R, lumber manufacturer Christie Peter, lumber manufacturer Connor Patrick, foreman Craddock Joseph, laborer Crane William, laborer Durnford George, laborer Grant Alexander, laborer Grisdale Alfred, laborer Mackie James, sawyer McDiarmid John, blacksmith McDonald Hugh, sawyer McDonald John, sawyer Martin John, watchman Meneilley Andrew, foreman Mills George, filer O'Brien Michael, millwright Parnham William, filer Shaw James, laborer Young James, laborer postmaster, PORTSMOUTH \u2014 An incorporated village, siluated on a deep and well sheltered harbor on Lake Ontario, 2 miles west of the city of Kingston, township of Kingston, county of Frontenac.It isa place of considerable importance, owing to the Penitentiary for Ontario and Que- bee being situated within its limits, and also the Rockwood lunatic asylum, a beautiful and commodious building, not yet finished, but already containing about 500 patients.There are several manufneturin establishments in this place, among whic may be mentioned the extensive tannery owned and carried on by Messrs.Carru- thers & Gunn, and the Portsmouth brewery owned by Mr.James Fisher.There is also marine railway hore, on which the largest vessels on the Lake can be hauled out.l\u2019ortsmouth contains 3 public and 2 private schools, also a haud- some two story Town hall latoly erected.Mail daily.Populution, exclusive of peni- tentinry and asylum, about 1200.Adams James, trade instructor penitentiary Agnew John M.D.school teacher Allen Joseph A.Aitkinson Mrs.Mary, wid Allen William R., storekeeper asylum Arundell Thomas, penitentiary guard Arthurs Robert, penitentiary guard Atkins William, Baiden Ely, gardener Baker William, foreman, tannery Bannister Edward, keeper penitentinry Baugh Francis, ship carpenter Beaupré Edward,tavern and storekeeper Beaupré Isniah, ship carpenter Beauprè Peter, ship carpenter Berry William, quarryman Betts Henry Augustus, M.D.Blacklock George, tanner Blair Robert,steward Rockwood asylum Bostridge Thomas, laborer Bryson James, penitentiary guard Burgess Alfred James, jeweller Burke Edward, penitentiary guard Burns James, penitentiary guard Cameron Alexander, of Oameron & Mudie Cameron & Mudie, carpenters and builders Campbell Mrs.Ellen, tavernkeeper Campbell Patrick, laborer CARRUTHERS & GUNN, tanners CARRUTHERS JOHN, of Carruthers & Gunn, resides in Kingston Carter Thomas, councillor, penitentiary uard Chosa William, penitentiary guard Connelly Henry, laborer Connors John, laborer Corby Robert, penitentiary guard Cox Mrs, Julia, school teacher CRAIG MAJOR JOHN, J.P, clerk and assessor, county clerk Crowley George, penitentiary guard Crowley John, penitentiary guard Crawford William, penitentiary guard CREIGHTON JOHN, warden penitentiary Crimmons Patrick, keeper asylum Culcheth John, baker Davidson Thomas, penitentiary guard Dearing James, laborer Dickson John R., M.D, F.R.C.S.E., medical superintendent penitentiary and Rockwood lunatic asylum Dillon Jeremiah, storekeeper Dobbs rev.F.W., ch of England Dobbs John, keeper asylum Dodds Robert, blacksmith Donaldson George, engineer asylum DRENNAN SAMUEL T., manufacturer of cabinetware at the penitentiary Driscoll Jeremiah, penitentiary guard Drummond major Thomas, accountant Rockwood lunatic asylum Edny Alfred, penitentiary guard Elliott Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, store and tavern Evans Thomas, keeper asylum EVANS WILLIAN C., president Provincial Hardware Manufacturing Co.penitentiary Finn Michael, plasterer Finn William, penitentiary guard FISHER JAMES, proprietor Portsmouth brewery Fitzgibbon Daniel, penitentiary guard Fitzgerrald Garret, farmer Fitzsimmons James, penitentiary guard Flanigan John, deputy warden penitentiary Funnell Jesse, tailor Gibson Mrs.Mary, wid Richard Glenson John, tenmster Golen Edward, ship carpenter Graham Richard M., clerk Grabam William, carpenter Grant William, k, shoemaker Greer Matthew, constable and ship carpenter Gribbon John, laborer Groves John, penitentiary guard GUNN ALEXANDER, of Carruthers & Gunn, resides in Kingston Halliday James, hospital keeper peni- tentiar Halpin Michael, keeper in asylum Hammell Patrick, penitentiary guard Hannigan Owel, laborer Hatch Willinm, pensioner Holland George, penitentiary guard Holland James, laborer Holland Martin, luborer Holland Richard, penitentiary gunrd Holt George, ship carpenter Horsey Henry H., architect penitentiary Howard Richard, carpenter ONTARIO.] DOMINION 681 DIRECTORY.Por-Por Howard Thomas, ship carpenter Johnson Absalom, Jenitentiary guard Johnson Absalom H., M.D.Jones Henry A, clerk penitentiary Kearns Robert, engineer Kennedy John, penitentiary guard Kelly James, dealer in ale and porter Kennedy William, teamster KINGSTON PENITENTIARY, John Creighton, warden ; John Flanigan, deputy warden Leihy Michael, penitentiary guard Leihy Mrs.Mary, matron penitentiary Lannegan William, laborer Lenard Miss Winifred, school teacher Lindsay James, penitentiary guard Livingston Archibald, merchant Lonergan Thomas, keeper asylum Lowe Samuel, shoemaker MacMahon Edward, soldier McCammon Thomas, councillor, baker McCarthy James, store and tavernkeeper McCarthy Thomas, councillor, head guard penitentiary McCaugherty John, carpenter McCaulaby John, ship carpenter McCaulay George, ship carpenter McConnell William, penitentiary guard McConnell William, grocer McDonald Allan, penitentiary guard McDonald Michael, laborer McGean Bernard, penitentiary guard McGean Michael, ship carpenter McIntosh Donald, accountant peniten- tiar Melntyre Mrs.Isabella, wid John McLeod Alexander, tanner McLeod Geo., J.P.postmaster, storekeeper and municipal treasurer McMahon Edward, pensioner McManus Charles, penitentiary guard McManus Hugh, laborer McKay William, penitentiary guard McNamara Michael, ship carpenter McNulty W.J, laborer McWaters Alexander, laborer McWaters James, farmer Marks John, store and tavernkeeper Mathewson James, brewer and penitentiary guard Mathieson James B., penitentiary guard Mathieson John B., mariner Metcalfe William, gardener Miller Alexander, penitentiary guard: Mills John, school teacher Mitchell Peter, proprictor Portsmouth Marine railway Moll rev.John, Presbyterian Mooney John, councillor, foreman shoe shop penitentiary Mooney Edward, penitentiary guard Moran James, tanner Morrow Joseph, tanner Moore James W., farmer Mudie John, barrister, &c., office in Kingston Mudie W.M., of Cameron & Mudic,reeve Newton John, M.D.Newman George, tanner Nicholson John, coustable and carpenter Nicholson Thomas, carpenter Norris Robert, sawyer O'Brien Dennis, laborer O'Donnell Mrs, tavernkceper O'Donnell Thomas, storckeeper O'Neil Richard, keeper asylum OFFORD GEORGE, & CO., manufac~ turers of boots and shoes penitentiary, stores in Kingston Painter Thomas, trade instructor peni- tentiar : radise Xavier, farmer Payne Thomas, penitentiary guard Portsmouth brewery, James Fisher, proprietor Powers Michael, laborer Priestly Robert, penitentiary guard Pugh John, shoemaker Quinn Patrick, tavernkeeper Ramsden George, waggonmaker Redmond George, gardener, asylum Richardson John Rickard Francis, currier Rockwood asylum for insane persons, John R.Dickson, M.D., F.R.CS.E, medical superintendent ; Thomas Drummond, accountant Rumball Josiah, miller Russell John, blacksmith Scanlan John, keeper in agylum Schroder James, J.P., pork butcher Scobell Sidney Seymour William, ship carpenter Sexton George, coroner butcher Shanks Andrew, engineer Shaw Angus, penitentiary guard Short James, store and tavernkeeper Shunk Isaac, farmer Skinner William, carpenter Smeaton Charles, currier Smith Edward, laborer Smith Henry R.captain vol.infantry Smith James, carpenter Smith Thomas, jun., penitentiary guard Smith Thomas, sen., pensioner Spence Robert, engineer Stewart John, ship carpenter Stewart Robert, blacksmith Stewart William, keeper asylum Strabenzie major Bowen Van, late 100th regiment Swift John, messenger penitentiary Thompson Andrew, laborer Thompson Thomas, keeper in asylum Tomlinson Henry, carpenter Tomlinson Miss Mary, druggist Wait Joel, shoemaker Wait John, miller Wait Nelson, grist mill Walsh Patrick, keeper penitentiary Waters John, penitentiary guard Watt Mrs.Nancy, wid John Williams John, laborer Wishart John, ship carpenter Woods John, barber PORT STANLEY\u2014A beautiful and very flourishing village on Lake Erie, townships of Yarmouth aud Southwold, county of Elgin.It is a port of entry.Considerable quantities of lumber, as well as flour.grain, aud other commodities, the produce of a large and prosperous agricultural section of the country, are anually exported from this port.\u201d The London and Port Stanley railway terminates here.By means ot this line, and of the Great Western and Buffalo and God- erich branch of the Grand Trunk railways, connecting with it at London, constant iutercourse is maintained with the principal cities of the West.À steamer plies every alternate day between Cleveland, (Ohio), and this\u2019 place, which interchange a considerable trade.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from St Thomas 9 miles, from Westminster 19 miles, from Loudon 24 miles, fare 75c.: from Cleveland, U.S., 85 miles, fare 88.Mail daily.Population about 900.Allen Charles, laborer Arkell Henry, storekeeper Arnold Francis, sailor Bassford Thomas, painter BATT CAPTAIN JOHN, proprietor Batt's hotel BATT'S HOTEL, Captain John Batt, proprietor Begg James, farmer Belyea John, forwarder Berry Mrs.Susan, wid Matthew Berry Mark, laborer Berry William, laborer Belyea John, of Thomson & Belyea Bostwick Joseph, commissioner Queen's Bench Bostwick captain John Bradden Anthony, veterinary surgeon Brigham & Hebblethwaite, tool handle makers Brigham Robert, of Brigham & Hebble- thwaite British Lion hotel, Mrs.Gernar Ead, proprietress Brown Charles, butcher Burgess William, clerk Burt George, ship carpenter Burwell Peter, fisherman Burwell Samuel, laborer Chandler Thomas, grain and commission merchant Dalton captain Michael Doyle Peter, clerk Draper Isaac, proprietor International hotel Ead Charles, lighthouse keeper Ead Mrs.Gernar, wid Richard, proprietress British Lion hotel, storekeeper Eaveland Samuel, carpenter Eaveland William, jun, carpenter Edgcombe Richard, blacksmith Edgcombe Samuel, blacksmith Edgcombe Thomas, carriagemaker Edgcombe William, carpenter Elgin house, Robert Webb, proprietor Elison John, jun., engineer Ellison major John, reeve, builder Ellison Hubbard, joiner Ellison Luke, carpenter Ellison, Joseph, carpenter Erland William, rake maker Finlay James T.C., grocer Finlay John, storekeeper Fitzgerald James, shoemaker Flock Christopher, M.D.Fraser William, conductor London and Port Stanley railway, hotelkeeper Garen Daniel, farmer Gates John, laborer Glover Samuel, laborer Glover William, farmer Gonne rev.William, Baptist Goodhue William, laborer Gorman Daniel, laborer Gough James, blacksmith Gough John, sailor Gough William, blacksmith Gough William, laborer Goulding Robert R., clerk Gunn Angus, station and harbor master Haden Joseph, blacksmith Harding Thomas, mill owner Hayward Thomas, tailor Hebblethwaite James, of Brigham & Hebblethwaite Hemphill F.B.C., laborer Hemphill George, engineer Hemphill John, sailor Hemphill Mrs.Mary A., wid John Hemphill William, collector of customs Hepburn Andrew, carpenter Hepburn William, farmer Hepburn William.jun., carpenter Hugh Benjamin, laborer Hugh Henry, laborer Hurst Robert, sailor Herbison Mrs.Margaret, wid Adam International hotel, Isaac Draper, proprietor Jackson John, butcher Jaggars John, farmer Kennedy Mrs.Jane, wid Alexander Knight Byron, sailor Knight Elijah, teamster Por-PRE Lattimer rev.James, Wesleyan Lavis Michael, laborer Leitch John, shoemaker Leitch Laughlin, school teacher Leighton Benjamin, laborer Lighter Aaron, farmer Lipsey William A., clerk Livingston Irwin, laborer Lloyd George, proprietor Russell house Lloyd George, jun., bar tender Long Conrad, cooper Long Frederick, cooper Lund rev.William, Wesleyan McBride John, \u2018captain Georgian McCallum John, tailor McQonkerdale Duncan, cooper McCorkle Robert, proprietor Port Stanley picnic grounds McDonald Donald, laborer McDonald John, laborer McDonald Alexander, sailor McKay James, laborer McKnight John, storeman McLean Duncan, M.D.McQueen Mrs.Catherine, wid John Martin John, laborer Maloney Mrs.Mary, wid Richard MARTIN ROBERT, proprietor Railroad house Mason John Mason John H., woollen factory Mason Samuel, woollen factory Mason Samuel, jun., carpenter Millard Thomas, tollkeeper Mitchell George, saddler * Mitchell James, clerk Mitchell Joseph, laborer Mitchell Francis, farmer Mitchell John, farmer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, M.Payne, operator Munn Duncan, sailor Munro Angus, laborer Neely Adam, sailor Neely Adam, carpenter Neely Samuel, carpenter Nichols Samuel, carpenter Patterson Robert, laborer Payne Charles W., mail carrier and telegraph operator Payne Alfred, carpenter Payne James, livery stables PAYNE MANUEL, postmaster,operator Montreal Telegraph Co.: Percival Samuel, barman Philpot Henry, joiner Pencombe Richard, hairdresser Pencombe Robert, mason Pollock Alexander captain propellor Strickland Pollock John, mate Pollock William, steward Port Stanley picnic grounds, Robert McCorkle, proprietor Price John, clerk Price Samuel, J.P., storekeeper, as- signee RAILROAD HOUSE, Robert Martin, proprietor Robinson Thomas, clerk Russell house, George Lloyd, proprietor Samuel Nicholas, cooper Seeds George, tailor Shepard Mrs.Salome, wid Joseph Shepard Samuel, grain merchant Shephard John, clerk Stacy William, farmer Stanton William, laborer Stark captain Nicholas Stark Henry, sailor Stark John, laborer Stark William, sailor Stephens Hugh, shoemaker propellor DOMINION 682 DIRECTORY.Strathdee Alfred, clerk Strathdee William, baggagomaster London and Port Stanley railway Strathdee William, jun.Strong George, laborer Sullivan Thomas, laborer Sweeney captain John, grocer Symington Mrs.Janette, wid John Towhy captain John Thomas Benjamin, hostler Thompson John, blacksmith Thomson & Beylea, commission merchants Thompson Duncan, engineer Thomson Bryce Thomson Robert, of Thomson & Beylea Wade James, druggist Waddell Francis, miller Wardell Joshua, carpenter Warren Mrs.Maria, wid Edward Warren Miss Catherine, music teacher Watt Elias, joiner Webb Robert, proprietor Elgin house, storekeeper Wharry Thomas, laborer White John, sailor White James, laborer White Mrs.Jane Wilson Harris, sailor Wilson John, sailor Witherden Charles, miller Young Joseph, carpenter PORT TA LBOT\u2014A small village on Lake Erie, township of Dunwich, county of Elgin.Distant from St Thomas, a station ofthe London and Port Stanley railway, 14 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 30.Burdant Jacob, fisherman Clark Nathan, farmer Eacker Philip, farmer Macbeth Alexander, postmaster Sanders John, farmer Sanders Frederick, farmer PORT UNION\u2014A village in the township of Pickering, on the boundaries of the counties of Ontario and York.Itisa station of the Grand Trunk railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here, Distant from Toronto, 17 miles, Mail daily.Population about 100.Adams Thomas, farmer Annis Andrew, farmer Annis Levi, farmer Amrod John, laborer Belfry W., laborer BRADFORD FREDERICK T., operator Montreal Tegraph Co.CANADIAN EXPRESS CO, A.Strinton, agent Chester Thomas, farmer Dickson Robert, wood contractor Gibson Robert, cooper Irwin Samuel, pumpman G.T.R.Kerr Carleton, gunsmith Laskey Thomas J., hotelkeeper McCormick John Moon Joseph, hotelkeeper Morin Patrick, laborer Pierce John, farmer Pullen Henry L., track foreman G.T.R.STRINTON ALEXANDER, station agent G.T.R.and agent Canadian Express Co.Stephens Reuben, blacksmith Taylor John, switchman Watson Thomas, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Fred.F.Bradford, operator Moon Joseph, tavernkeeper Richardson J ames, farmer [PROVINCE OF *POSTVILLE\u2014A village in the township of Trafalgar, county of Halton.Distant from Oakville, a station ofthe Great Westorn railway, 8 miles, from Toronto 23 miles.Mull daily.Population about Appelbe James, jun, M.D.Appelbe James, sen, postmaster Appelbe John Kk, township clerk Archer Thomas, waggonmaker Bigger John L., farmer Clements Matthew, J P., farmer Clure Jobn K., farmer Coulson William, blacksmith Elliott George, shoemaker Ersary William, farmer Ford George, tavernkeeper Freeman Isnnc, farmer Gates Henry, bootmaker Hastings Markland, farmer Jones John, farmer Kindur Amos, farmer McLean John, grocer McLennan Edward, blacksmitl Port Epliraim, farmer Post Albert H, farmer Ryan George, farmer Trump Peter, laborer Williamson John, farmer PRESCOTT\u2014An incorporated town on the River St Lawrence, near the thousand Islands, township of Augusta, south riding of the county of Grenville.Itisa port of entry, and the largest town in the county.The city of Ogdensburg, N.Y, lieson the opposite bank of the river, and the traffic between the two places is very considerable, requiring, during the season of navigation, the constant employment of two ferry steamers, one of which starts every half \u201chour for the accomodation of the general public, and the other running in connexion with the various railways.All the steamers plying between Montreal, Kingston and Hamilton stop here daily.The town, with the municipalities of Augusta and Edwardsburg, sends one member to the provincial parliament, Fort Wellington is near Prescott, and a short distance down the river are the ruins of an old windmill, famous from the rebellion of 1837.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.The town is contiguous to the junction of the Grand Trunk and St.Lawrence and Ottawa railways, The latter has a terminus on the river shore, within the limits of the corporation, Inconnexion with this line are extensive works for the construction of locomotives, cars, &e¢.Distant from Ottawa 54 miles, from Moutreal 112 miles, from Toronto 221 miles.Mail daily.Population about 2,600, Adams Mrs.Martha, wid James, King st ALLAN LINE OF STEAMSIIPS, (under contract with the Government 6f Canada for the conveyance of the Canadian and American mails,) between Montreal, Quebec and Liverpool during summer navigation, aud between Portland, Me., and Liverpool during winter navigation, head office, Montreal; 11.& A.Allan, agents.See Adv page fucing first cover Allen Samuel S,, distiller, King st Allen Thomas, jun, carpenter Allen Thomas, sen., carpenter Anderson Daniel, confectioner, King st Anderson Robert S., barrister at law Armstrong William, landing waiter Ashwin James, shoemaker, Water st Bacon Ebenozor, tanner, Water st Baines James, druggist, King st Bartlett Mrs.Catherine, wid Joseph, boarding house Barnett John, watchmaker, King st Barr David, carpenter i Barry John, laborer, Water st * The post office is called Trafalgar. ONTARBIO.] Bateson John, laborer Beamish Mrs.Jane, wid Richard Beaudry Solimo, shoemaker ell James, joiner Bell John A., bookkeeper Bellgard Antoine, shoemaker, King st Bertrand Cyfroi, carter Bertrand Gilbert, laborer Bertrand Joseph, conductor G.T.R.Bertrand Ormen, mate steamer Brant- ford, King st Bertrand Sc¢gaphin, blacksmith, King st Bird John, carpenter Birks George, druggist, King st Blake William, carpenter, Water st Blacklock Mrs.Phillie, milliner, King st Blair rev.George, M.A.Bleakley Mra.Robert, dressmaker, King st Bleakley Robert, saddler, King st Bolton George Bonewell Thomas, wood inspector St Lawrence and Ottawa railway Bowden Alexander, gardener Bowen Alfred, engine driver St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, Water st Boyd Henry, grocer, Water st Boyd rev.Robert, Canada Pieslyterian Boyer Jean Baptiste, laborer, Water st Brackenbury Mrs.Rachael, wid Ths.C., Water st Bradley John, grocer, King st Brady James, boatman, King st Brady Nelson, carpenter Brennan William, laborer Brien Henry, laborer BROUSE HENRY A.broker, dealer in confectionery fruits, &c., King st BROUSE WILLIAM H., M.D.postmaster, president of the Medical Council of Ontario, King st Brown William, distiller, King st Browne George W., exciseman Brunning William George, bricklayer Buckly James, storekeeper and whar- finger, Water st Buckley John, storekeeper, Water st Burk J.A., harnessmaker Burke rev.J.W., ch of England Burnes James, boatman Burton rev.John, Presbyterian minister BYRNE PETER, editor, proprietor and publisher of the Prescott Yelograph, and dealer in bouks, stationery, &c., King st Cairns James, joiner Cairns William, carpenter Caldwell Richard B., King st Camp William, bookkeeper Prescott brewer, Cam bell Duncan clerk CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., Edward Leslie, agent CANADIAN NAVIGATION CO, L.H.Daniels, agent Carr Richard, laborer Carroll Mrs.Ii, wid Patrick Chambers David, boatman, King st Charlton Miss Rose, tailoress Chartier Antoine, boarding house Christy James, moulder Christy John, gardener Church Mrs.Anna, wid Edmond Clarke James B., law student Clarke MeNeil, M.P.P.barrister, King st Coates Ths, tinware, stoves, &c.,King st Collette Frangois, laborer Conlon Patrick, carpenter Conners John, laborer Connolly John, shoemaker, King st Coons Samuel M., furniture, King st Costello William, mariner Cotter Thomas, carpenter Cotter Timothy, grocer DOMINION OOUGHLIN PATRICK, saddler, harness and trunk maker, King st Cowan Charles, butcher, King st Cowan Mrs.Ann, wid Joseph Crowley Jeremiah, laborer, Water st Crowley J., messenger, Water st Crowley Denis, shoemaker Crowley Michael, steamboat captain Cullen James, laborer Custom house, Hamilton D.Jessup, collector ; George Twomley, surveyor, Water st DAME CALVIN, superintendent of locomotive and car department, St Lawrence and Ottawa railway Daniels Henry, grocer, King st DANIEL'S HOTEL, L.H.Daniels, proprietor, King st Daniels David, grocer, Water st DANIELS L.H., botelkeeper and agent for Royal Mail line Davey Edmund, laborer Davidson Miss Elizabeth, tailoress, King st Davis Albert, merchant tailor, King st Davis Henry, tinsmith Davis James, King st Decourcey Cornelius, grocer Delaney Patrick, laborer Delaney Robert, pilot, Dickson Mrs.Harriet, wid Obediah Digman Mrs.Mary, wid James, Water st Dillon William, butcher, Water st Dixon Edward, jobber Dixon Ths.P., carriagemaker, Water st Doddridge Thomas, ship carpenter DUG AND DUCK TAVERN, John S.Miller, (successor to T.Robinson), proprietor, Water st Doucette Théophile, laborer Dowsley James, contractor Dowsley John, deputy postmaster, insurance agent Dowsley Mathew, of Jones & Dowsley, conductor St Lawrence and Ottawa railway Dowsley Mrs.Mary Ann, wid John Dowsley Robert, operator, junction Dowsley Samuel, carpenter Dowsley William, customs Water st Driscoll Denis, laborer, Water st Dubrul Joseph, switchman G.T.R.Dubois Mrs.Mary, wid Narcisse, shopkeeper Duffey John, shoemaker, King st Duncan Edward, blacksmith, King st Duncan James, engineer, King st Dungan Edward, blacksmith, King st DUNN JAMES, Proprietor Union hotel Dunn Mrs, wid John Dunn William, land owner Dyer Henry, laborer G.T.R.Easton John, M.D.Edward Francis, saddler Ellis William, contractor and engineer Elwood James, landing waiter Evory Jeremiah, laborer Ewart Francis, saddler Farley Oluistopher, carpenter Feilde Fulford B.Fell William, hairdresser, cor King and Centre sts Ferguson Andrew W., photographer, King st Ferguson John, grocer, King st Fitzgerald James, laborer Fitzgerald Michael Fitzpatrick Mrs.Julia, wid Jas, Water broker, st Flanaghan Mrs.Elizabeth, wid James, music teacher Flannigan Joseph, salesman Flinn James 683 DIRECTORY.PRESCOTT.Flynn Michael O., saloonkeeper, King st Flynn William, contractor Ford Brothers, exchange brokers and ticket agents Ford Francis, grocer, King st Ford Henry, of Ford Brothers Ford John, exciseman Ford Thomas, of Ford Brothers Ford William, butcher, Henry st FORT WELLINGTON, J.N.McLean, caretaker Fortier François X., carriagemaker Fox Alfred, builder FRANCIS JOHN, proprietor Ottaws hotel Fraser Angus, clerk Fraser George, carpenter French Benjamin, land owner Fricker Mrs.William Gahan Henry, laborer Gahan Michael, shoemaker Gallagher Philip, merchant tailor, King t s Geare Frederick, storekeeper, Water st Gerald A.S., preventive officer Gerald Charles, clerk GERALD EDWARD, Prescott agency Gerald Hazzel, customs officer Gerald William, landing waiter Gill Alexander, tinsmith, King st Giroux Jean Bte., boarding house, Water st Glasgow Alexander, King st Glasgow Mrs.Mary, wid Samuel, King st Goodwin John, ferryman Graham W.R.R., barber, King st Grant Daniel, carpenter, King st Grant Tudor E., barber, King st Gray John, attorney at law Gray Matthew, dry goods, King st Green B.F., foreman Grose Mrs.Melissa, wid Henry L., Water st Guy Thomas Hall rev.William, Methodist minister Halliday Robert, engineer, King st Halpin Mrs.Margaret, wid Patrick Hannibal Nelson, miller, King st Hanan Joseph, merchant tailor, Centre st Harbert Denis, sectionmaster G.T.R.HARDING ALFRED 0., druggist and dealer in patent medicines, pure drugs, combs, brushes, perfumeries, and toilet articles, King st Harding John, watchmaker, King st HARPER JAMES FRANCIS, agent Merchants\u2019 Bank of Canada Harrigan Patrick, carter Harris Edward, blacksmith Haymen Mrs.Ann, wid Patrick, grocery, King st Headlam W.C., saloonkeeper, Water st Healey David, grocer, King st Heck Miss Catherine Heck Miss Frances Henderson R.S., advocate Henderson William, butcher, King st Henning William, tailor, King st Henderson James B., engineer Heniu Stewart, carpenter Hibbard Joseph, moulder Higbee & McCoy, tin, copper, and sheet iron ware, King st Higgins Patrick, laborer, King st Hillyard Robt.W., shoe store, King st Hoag John, workman G.T.R.Hodgins Mrs.Mary, wid William, grocery, Water st Hollingsworth Samuel, livery stable Holmes Mrs.Mary, wid Wm., Water st Home Mrs.Jessie, wid Alexander Hooker Alfred Horan Daniel, shoemaker, King st PrEsoorr.DOMINION 684 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE OF Hongh Alfred, carpenter Hughes William, laborer Hughes John, butcher, King st Hughs Miss, teacher Hulbert Samuel, foundry, Water st Humble Martin, laborer Huntingdon John S., saloonkeeper, King st Hutchins Henry, travelling agent INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, S.D, Mer- ick, proprietor, north side of King st IRWIN JAMES, mayor Irwin Miss Margaret, milliner, Water st Irwin Mrs.George Ives Robert, hotelkeeper, King st Jenkisson James, shoemaker, King st Jessup Hamilton D, M.D., collector of Customs, Water st JOHNSON HOUSE, Joseph S.Johnson, proprietor JOHNSON JOSEPH S., proprietor, of Johnson house, King st JOHNSTON GEORGE C., dealer in dry goods, clothing, provisions, groceries, &c., and general merchant, King st Johnston Mrs.Benjamin Jones Albert, clerk P.O.Jones & Dowsley, founders Jones Edwin, of Jones & Dowsley Jones J.S., dentist, King st Jones John, shoemaker Jones Mrs.Mary wid Alpheus Jones Sydney I.freight agent, St Lawrence and Gttawa railway Jones William E., watchmaker, King st Jones William J., M.D.Jonveau Antoine, laborer Karr James, saloon, King st Kavanagh Thomas, dry goods, King st Keelar Albert, tinsmith Keeler Marcus R., storekeeper, cor Centre and Waterst Keely Daniel, laborer, Water st Keevil Peter, carpenter Keilty T., & Brothers, grocers, King st Kelly Daniel, butcher, King st Kelly captain John R., steamer Spartin Kennedy Gilbert, saloonkeeper ferry oat Kennedy Joseph, laborer Kennedy Samuel, travelling agent Kilpatrick Robert, salesman Kingston Richard, foreman freight department St Lawrence and Ottawa railwa Knapp Hiram A.) farmer Knapp Rufus, carpenter, King st Labar Samuel D., tobacconist, King st La Batt George T., brewer La Batt R.P., brewer and malster Lafleur Israel, blacksmith Lambert J.P., dry goods, King st Lamère Pierre, engineer Lander Charles, grocer, King st Landers Cornelius, sailor, Water st Langhorn Edward, laborer, Water st Langstaff William, shoemaker Lantier Damas, blacksmith Lantier Gédéon, blacksmith Lantier Mrs.Sophia, wid Cyproi Larey John, livery stable, King st Larocque Jenn Bte., laborer, Water st Latimer James B., carpenter Latimer John, carpenter Lavaille Bernard, stonemason Laverty Henry, laborer Leach Mrs.Maria, wid George, King st Leslie Edward, agent G.T.R., and Canadian Express Co.Lindsay George P.Royal Mail Line Loomis Frank M., U.S.vice Consul Loughead Joseph, carpenter, Water st assistant agent LUTTRELL R., superintendent St Lawrence and Ottawa railway McCarthy Gerry, laborer McCarthy John & Co., brewers ; McCarthy Mrs.Margaret, wid Daniel, King st McCarthy Patrick, distiller McCartin Hugh, laborer McCrea Patrick, grocer, King st MeDermitt Edward, engineer St Lawrence and Ottawa Rai way McDermott David, grocer, King st McDonald Donald, carpenter McDonald John, carpenter McDonald Peter, blacksmith McDonald Robert, clerk St Lawrence and Ottawa railway McFarlane James, drover, King st McFarlane John, drover, King st McFARLANE LEWIS B., telegraph agent, Water st McFaul Arthur, boatman McFaul Mrs.Ann, wid Arthur McGarr James, butcher McGarr Michael, laborer McGrory Edward, baker, King st McGrory Thomas, grocer, King st McGuigan John, laborer McKeon Miss Rose, grocery, Water st McLaren John, malster Prescott brewery, King st McLaughlin John, confectioner, King st McLEAN JOHN NEIL, barrister, attorney, solicitor in chancery, and caretaker of Fort Wellington McMahon Joseph, laborer McMillan Daniel, boatman McMillan Mrs.Sarah, wid William McMullin Miss Mary Major Luke, boatman Mallery Nathalien B., painter Manion James, night agent G.T.R.Markey John, teamster, King st Markey Mrs.Bridget, wid John, Water t 8 Marshall Henry, painter Martin William Martin Q., clerk Mason George, carpenter Massett Mrs.Mary, wid Benj., Water st Maybank James, laborer Mayberry John, grocer, King st Mayor Francois, boarding house Mead Michael, butcher, King st MEDICAL HALL, T.R.Melville, proprietor, King st MELVILLE THOMAS R., druggist and roprietor Medical hall, Xing st MER JHANTS BANK OF CANADA, James F.Harper, agent MERICK SIMON D., proprictor International hotel Merrill Stephen B., collector Inland revenue, Water st Merwin Miss Dolly Methodiat church, rev.W.Hall, minister MILLAR JOHN §., proprietor Dog.and Duck tavein, Water st Miller Edward, fireman G.T.R.Miller John, scowman Mitchell Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William Moden John, boatman MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Lewis B.McFarlane, agent, Water st Mooney Daniel, lawyer Moore Christopher, salesman Moore Mrs.Matilda, wid William, King st Moore William, captain steamer America, King st Moran Ambrose, shoemaker, King st Moran Peter, groceries and hardware, Water st Morrow Mrs.Ann, wid John MOSS SAMUEL H., dealer in groceries and provisions, King st Mowat William, billiard and ball alley room, King st Mulling Mrs.Mary Mundle Edward, dry goods and clothing store, King st Murphy James Murphy John, laborer Murphy Michael, laborer Murphy William, mason Murphy & McCrea, boots and shoes, King st Noble William, mason Nolan John, laborer Nolan John, shoemaker, King st North American hotel, James Walsh, proprietor Northrup Mrs.Whitcomb, Water st O'Brien James, laborer O'Brien James W., sailor, King st O'Brien James, grocer, King st O\u2019Brien Timothy, laborer O'Farrell Michael, school teacher O'Flynn Mrs.Mary, wid Michael O'Hearn James, laborer O'Neil Martin, engineer G.T.R.O'Riley Miles, saloonkeeper, King st Ormiston Alex., custom house broker OTTAWA HOTEL, John Francis, proprietor, Prescott Junction Palmer John, tanner and currier Patrick William, land owner Peaden A.G., ticket agent G.T.R.Peck Chauncey H.Perry Hugh, brickmaker, King st Plumb capt.Isaac, steamboat, Henry st Plumb Isaac W., butcher and chandler, Water st Ponevell Thomas, foreman Poor Joseph, tavernkeeper Post Nathan J., skins, furs, &c., King st Presbyterian church, rev.Jobn Purton, minister PRESCOTT AGENCY OF THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, tickets to Detroit, Chicago, San Francisco Sacramento, and all points east and west, for American money at the lowest possible rates.Prompt attention, and every inducement offered to the travelling public.Please call and see for yourselves how very cheap you can purchase tickets, before making arrangements elsewhere.Edward Gerald, agent PRESCOTT TELEGRAPH, weekly, annual subscription $1.60; Peter Byrne, editor, proprietor and printer, King st Purkis I.D., forwarder and commission merchant, Water st Quighby John, shoemaker Quinn Bernard , laborer.Water st Quinn James, of John MeCurthy & Co., King st Raymond James D., trader Redmond Mrs.Floru, wid George W.Redmond Thomas, laborer, King st Reid Thomas, liveryman, Water st Renaud Edward, tinsmith Renaud Evariste, tinsmith Renaud Jean Bte., moulder, Water st Reynolds James, barrister, King st Rivels Michel, mason Rivers Alexander, pilot Riviere Joseph Robinson Jumes, laborer Robinson John, painter Robinson Peter, pedlar Robinson William, tinsmith Roblin Josepl, landing waiter Roche Mrs, Ellen, tailoress, Water st ONTARIO.] DOMINION 685 DIRECTORY.PRE-PRE Roche rev.E.P., R.catholic, St Merk\u2019s church Rogers W.J., shoemaker, Water at Ronaldson William road master Prescott and Ottawa railway Rosamond John Rosebrooke John, switchman G.T.R.Ross Patrick W., 8t Lawrence and Ottawa railway Royal Insurance Co.John Dowsely, agent Ryder William, constable Satchell John, butcher, Water st Savage John, grocer, King st Scott John, grocer, King st Scott Mrs.E iza, wid George Scott Robert, carpenter Scott William, salesman Scott Wm.J, M.D.registrar, Henry st, Sharp Henry, painter SHAVER CHARLES, importer of fancy and staple dry goods, cor Water and Centre sts Sherwood John, plasterer Sherwood Joseph, contractor Shey Michael, boatman Shipman Reuben, joiner, King st Simmons Peter, laborer SIMS CLIFFORD STANLEY, U.S.Consul, King st Small James, grocer, King st Smith James, laborer Smith James, painter Smith John, laborer G.T.R.Smith Michael, laborer Smith Mrs.Eliza, wid Alexander Smith Mrs.Emma, wid Henry Smith Mrs.Mary, wid Jacob Smith William, shoemaker SOPER FRANKLIN, dentist, and agent for Weber's pianos, and William's organs and melodeons, cor Main and Edward sts Soper R.R., hotelkeeper Spillar Mrs.Percy, wid William Springer John, bookkeeper St John's church, ch of England, rev.J.W.Burke, minister Stark Alexander, engineer, King st Steel James, carpenter Stenford Charles, bookseller, King st Stitt John, bailiff and auctioneer Striker Anson N., district inspector Inland revenue Stone Isaac, bookkeeper Storey Mrs.Margaret, wid Bernard, dressmaker, King st Sullivan John, carter, King st Sweeney James, accountant Tenny .S., station agent St Lawrence and Ottawa railway Terrill James, laborer Thompson Mrs.Jane, wid Thomas Thompson Thomas, pensioner Tinkus Jehiel, chief\u2019 constable Tivey Roland, carpenter Topin Michael, laborer Torr Thomas, baker and grocer Tracy William, grocer Turnbull James, engineer, King st Turner Mrs.Ellen, wid Richar Twomley George, surveyor of customs, Water st Tyner John, telegraph operator, Prescott Junction Tyrie John, baker, King st UNION HOTEL, James Dunn, proprietor, King st Vally Joseph, boatman Y Hughan captain Hiram, steamer Brant- or Venn John, pumpman G.T.R.Walford Henry, contractor Wallace William, sectionman St.Lawrence and Ottawa railway .Walsh James, proprietor North American hotel, King st Walsh Lewis, ship carpenter Walsh Mrs.Eliza eth, wid George Walsh Owen, sailor Walsh William R., freight department, G.T.R Walter John, shoemaker Walter W.L., tinsmith and hardware, King st Walton James, furniture, King st Ward Alfred, bricklayer Ward William, shoemaker Ward Nesfield, builder Wardrop George, watchman St Lawrence and Ottawa railroad depot Warner Thomas, laborer Welsh Henry, laborer Welsh Mrs.Jane, wid John Wells Alexander, exchange broker, King st Whalen Mrs.Sarah, wid Thomas \u2018Whelan Thomas, pensioner White B., town clerk and clerk Division court, cor Henry and Centre st White Joseph, laborer White Miss Catherine Whitley Mrs.Mary, wid John Wilkin James, carter Wilkinson David, hotelkeeper, Prescott Junction Willard Charles Willard Nelson, hardware, Water st Williams John Williams Michael, laborer Willmot Nathaniel, carpenter Wilson William, carpenter, King st Winter Wm., baggage master G.T.R.Wiser J.P., & Co., distillers, King st Wiser J.P., of J.P.Wiser & Co, King st Woods William, laborer Wright Nelson J ., grocer, King st Wright Wesley Wyms Patrick, engine driver Young James, saloonkeeper Young Mrs.Sarah, wid John, grocery YULE A.R, agent G.T.R.* PRESCOTT JUNCTION\u2014A small place in the township of Edwardsburgh, county of Grenville.It is the junction of the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway with the Grand Trunk.Montreal Tele- raph Co.has an office here.Distant rom Prescott 14 miles.Population about 50.Beaufort's refreshment and sleeping rooms CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., E.Leslie, agent \\ DOWSLEY ROBERT, operator Montreal Telegraph Co.FRANCIS JOHN, proprietor Ottawa hotel Gilles Alexander, bar tender Gougeon Martin, waiter LESLIE E,, agent Canadian Express Co.McMorrow Charles, porter MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Robert Dowsley, operator OTTAWA HOTEL, J.Francis, pro- rietor Wilkinson David C., hotelkeeper Winter William, Daggagemaster YULE ALEXAND R., station master PRESTON\u2014An incorporated village in the township of Waterloo, county of Waterloo, on the Grand and Speed rivers.It is à good wheat and grain market, possesses extensive water privileges and quar- * The post office is at Prescott.ries, and has a number of manufacturing establishments.Its mineral springs have obtained great celebrity, owing to their curative properties, being yearly visited by large numbers of invalids and pleasure seekers.It isa station of the Galt and Guelph branch of the Great Western railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Galt 3 miles, from Berlin, the county town 8 miles, from .Guelph 12 miles, from Hamilton 28 miles.Mail daily.Population about 1500.Abbey Moses A., hop grower, King st Aldridge William, spinner, off King st Andrich Andres, butcher, King st Archblaeder John Baker John, distiller, King st Balzer George, tailor, King st Barber William C., painter, King st Bauman Abraham, tanner, Fountain st Bauman Peter, of Bauman & Weseman, Fountain st BAUMAN & WESEMAN, manufacturers of all kinds of carved, waved, and serpentine mouldings, &c., Fountain st Beck John, of Clare & Beck, Waterloo st Becker John, clerk Beeiler Jacob, mason, Guelph st Bernhard Mrs.Annie, wid John, King st Bernhardt Henry, brewer, King st Bernhardt Mrs.L., wid George, hotel King st Bernhardt & Kratzmeier, general store Bernhardt Jacob, of Bernhardt & Kratz- meier Bielfeld rev.Hermann, German Reformed church, King st Bittman Charles, cigarmaker, King st Boerch Frederick, tailor, King st Booth William, manager of Schufield': woollen mill Bork Mrs.Henry, King st Boss George, laborer, off King st Bowes Francis J., cooper, Duke st Brand John, spinner, King st Brill Nicholas, Duke st Baumle J., brewer, King st Bauns Henry, carpenter Brown Peter, barber and confectioner.King st Burgy Fred., teamster, King st Chandler Charles Claflin Timothy, finisher, King st Clare & Beck, iron founders and tinsmiths, King st Clare Charles, moulder, Waterloo st Clare John, of Clare & Beck, King st Cobo Charles, Queen st Collie John, porter G.W.R., Guelph st Coyle F.Crombie & Co., woollen mills Crosmer Andres, cooper, off King st Dechert John, cooper, Guelph st Deis Jacob, butcher, Guelph st Dennerlein C., butcher, Queen st DOERNER AUGUST, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, &c., King st Drueck Philip J., file cutter, King st.cor Wellington st Eberlin Gotlieb, machinist, Fountain st ERB À.A., & BROTHERS, millers and distillers, Main st Erb Abraham, of À.À.Erb & Brothers.King st Erb Cyrus, of A.A.Erb & Brothers, King t s Erb Eli, King st Erb John, farmer, off Queen st Erb Joseph, of À.A.Erb & Brothers Erb Levi, of A.À.Erb & Brothers, King st photographer, Queen st Esson Geor N AD, hotelkeeper, Guelph EVERS CO st Pre-Pri Evert Mrs., wid Dr.Charles, Duke st Ewald Martin, carpenter Fach Jacob, mason, King st Feede Mrs, wid, Duke st Folkert Engle, laborer Forell John, general store, King st Fox Charles, insurance agent, King st Friedrick Ebert, salesman Fricker Samuel, shoemaker, King st From \u2014, mason Frosch George, laborer, King st Fuchs John, laborer, Klotz's block Fuzler \u2014, shoemaker, King st Gilles Michael, turner, King st Gilles William, hotelkeeper, King st Gillott C., farmer, King st Gmelin Henry, harnessmaker, Woolwich st Gmelin Philip, tailor, Fountain st Goldschmidt Miss Sophia, dressmaker, King st Gorman Mrs.Rose A., wid John, n Duke st Greek Frederic Grief Henry, blacksmith, Woolwich st Grill Charles, mason Grosman John, mason, Laurel st Grosman Mrs., wid J., Duke st Grove John, laborer, Laurel st GUGGISBERG FRED., manufacturer of all kinds of cabinet work, carved, waved and serpentine mouldings, inlaid work, &c., King st Guggisber Mrs.Annje M., wid John, oolwich st Hagey David, carpenter, Berlin road Hagey Henry, farmer, Woolwich st Hagey Jacob, farmer, Berlin road Halberstadt Charles, cooper, Hespeler st Halberstadt Charles, carpenter Harrison Benjamin, Market st Hauser John, laborer, Klotz's block Hays Henry, farmer, King st HEISE HENRY, cabinetmaker King st Heise \u2014, laborer, King st Henning Joseph, feed store Henning Michael, boots and shoes, King st Henning William, mason, Duke st Herr Philip, carpenter, Potter st Hess Adam, Queen st Hoffman John, mason, Potter st Homuth Christian, laborer, King st Homuth John, laborer, Klotz's block HUCKETT JOSIAH O., distiller, Wool- wich st Husband William A., notary public King st Jell Robert N., station master G.W.R., Guelph st : Jones A., pumpmaker, King st Kannemacher Fritz, weaver, Laurel st Keil Frederick, laborer, Duke st Kelgy Richard, tanner, Fountain st Kennedy James T., Duke st Kistner John, laborer, Queen st Klotz Otto, J.P., proprietor Klotz's hotel, notary, King st Elotrs Hotel, Otto Klotz, proprietor, ing st Koetsch Mrs.M.,wid Andrias E , King st Kratzmeier Hubert, mason, King st Kratzmeier George, of Bernhard & Kratzmeier Kress Henry, brushmaker, Potter st Kress Christopher, hotelkeeper, Main st Kremer Charles, carver, King st Kummer Christian, gardener, Guelph st Lassert Charles, farmer Langril Patrick, cattle dealer, Wool- wich st Lehman Mrs, M., wid, King st Lindenlaub George, mason, Queen st McDermott Francis, laborer, Duke st DOMINION 686 DIRECTORY.McKenzie rev.William, Presbyterian, Wellington st .Mahler George, lime burner, King st Mallone Charles, whitewasher, King st Martin Jacob, cooper, King st Martz Mrs.Mary, wid Casper, Duke st Maurer Jacob, laborer, Duke st Meir John, marble works, King st Mickler, Casper, mason, Duke st MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, W.C.Schlueter agent, King st Maas Claus, organ builder, King st Nafe Noah, farming mill, Woolwich st Newton Francis B.,of Wahn & Newton, Fountain st Nispel Conrad, postmaster and druggist, King st North American hotel, C.D.Tufford, M.D., proprietor Oberle Andrew, pedlar, Guelph st Ollochs Aloxander, tailor, King st Ploethner A.& Co., coverlet weavers, King st Plugrath Louis, carpenter, Laurel st QUIRMBACH CHARLES, hotelkeeper, King st cor Wellington st .Reimann William, blacksmith, King st Renner Charles, mason, Hespeler st Rhode Henry, laborer, Klotz's block Rock Joseph, laborer, King st Roesgen William, King st Roos Charles, brewer, n Hespeler st Roos Charles, shoemaker, King st Roos Charles J., baker, King st Roos George, brewer and hotel, King st Roos Jacob, brewer, maltster and hotel- keeper, King st .Roos John, baker and storekeeper, King st Roos George M., of George & Edward Roos, King st .Rosenberg John, saw miller, Fountain st Rosenberg Joseph Ross Henry, constable, off Queen st Roth Henry, carpenter, King st Rubish John, laborer, Berlin road Sager Charles, carpenter, Laurel st Salyerds Eli, hotelkeeper, King st Salyerds Mra.Mary, wid § ohn, King st Sandler Nicholas, mason, Duke st Schlueter Wilhelm, printer Schofield Jonathan, woollen mills Schramm Mrs., King st Schiller Daniel, laborer, Klotz's block Schlarbaum August, mason, King st SCHLUETER WILLIAM OC.agent Montreal Telegraph Co., and Express Co., King st Schoultes Hugo, M.D., King st SCHULTZ HARLES, manufacturer of carriages, waggons, sleighs, &c., Woolwich st, bds at North American hotel Schultz Oharles, shoemaker, Hespeler st Schultz John, laborer, Klotz's block Schwartz John, laborer, King st Seftel Philip, laborer, Duke st Seifert Frederick, cooper, Klotz's block Seip William, King st Shoemaker Henry, crringemaker,Fountain st : Siegfritz Sum, King st Smith \u2014, tailor, King st Smith Mauriee, carpenter, King st Spare Adam, mason 8t Peter's church, Lutheran, King st Stahlschmidt William, school teacher, King st Stuemple John, hotelkeeper, King st Stuemple Michael, potter, King st .Theurer Nathaniel, maltstes, Potter st Tufford O.D., M.D., proprietor North American hotel Uttech Frederick, cigarmaker, King st [PROVINCE OF VanGunten John, watchmaker, King st Volkert Adam, mason, Duke st Volkman John, carpenter, King st Vollmer Philip, foreman, King st Vondra Conrad, cooper, Fountain st VanKennel Peter, tailor, King st Von Ende H., cigar manufacturer, King st Wagner John, moulder, Duke st Wahn & Newton, manufacturers of agricultural implements, &c., Fountain st Wahn Valentine,of Wahn & Newton, Woolwich st Wehrlich Frank, laborer Watson David, carrier, Fountain st Webster James D., storekeeper, Main st Weherle Frank, mason, n Hespeler st Weiler John, flax maker Weiler John, laborer, Duke st Weingartner Mrs.Angeline, wid Jacob, King st Weismuller Adam, mason, Hespeler st Wellbauser Matthew, teacher, Duke st cor Potter st Werlich William, weaver, Guelph st Weseman Charles, of Bauman Wese- man, Fountain st Wietman Gotlieb Winterhold Henry, laborer, Hespeler st Wurshing John, brewer Wurster rev.I., Lutheran, King st Wyse Mrs.Zimmer Jacob, mason Zinn Henry, carpenter, King st PRICEVILLE\u2014A rapidly rising and attractive village at the intersection of the Durham road by the Saugeen river, township of Artemesia, county of Grey: The tirst buildings were erectéd about 15 years ago, It is surrounded by an excellent agricultural district, and has good water power.The village has several saw and grist mills, Distant from Durham 10 miles, are 60c.; from Collingwood the terminus of the Northern railway, 36 miles, fare $1.75.; from Owen Sound, the county town, 36 miles, fare $2.Mail daily.Population about 800.Aussem Joseph, farmer Babcock Jehial, carpenter Black Duncan C., miller Boyd Alexander, weaver Boyd Miss Lizzie, school teacher Cameron John, storekeeper Cameron rev.Charles, Presbyterian Craig James, weaver Conkey Matthew, shoemaker Cumming Robert, waggonmaker Deacon William, tavernkeeper Diggs Mrs., wid Joseph Evans Robert, waggonmaker Ferguson Alexander, farmer Ferguson William Jp.| Fraser rev Donald, ch of Scotland Ghent Byron E., M.D.Ghent David A., postmaster, storekeeper Irwin John, currier and harnesemaker James Cartney O., tanner Luke S.L.M., job printer Leach Malcolm, laborer McArthur Colin McArthur Donald, laborer McAulay John, constable McCoy Malcolm, laborer McDonald Donald, contractor McDougall Colin, painter McDougall Donald, laborer McDowell James, cabinetmaker McFadden Duncan, shoemaker McIntyre rev.Robert, Baptist McKay Duncan, saw mill McKinnon Donald, laborer McKinnon Farquhar McLean Archibald, shoemaker ONTARIO.] DOMINION 687 DIRECTORY.Prr-Prr McLean Donald McLean Dougall McMillan Dugal McMillan Charles D., plasterer McNeil Alexander, laborer McQueen Murdoch, weaver Martin Mrs.Christina, wid Munn Neil, laborer Robinson James, weaver Scott Hugh, tavernkeeper Scott Patrick, tavernkeeper Simpson John, cabinetmaker Stewart James G., teacher Tryon Sager, butcher and tavernkeeper Vatineau Cyril, plasterer Wait Francis, blacksmith Watson Mrs.Alexander, milliner Watson William, waggonmaker Webster Alexander, store and grist mill Western William, blacksmith Wright Ferguson, teacher Yeomans G.M., storekeeper PRIMRBROSE\u2014A small village in the townships of Mono and Mulmur, county of Simcoe, Distant from Orangeville, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 12 miles, from Toronto 60 miles.Mail bi-weekly, Population about 350.Aberdeen Alexander, farmer Anderson Thomas, waggonmaker Avison William, farmer Avison William, jun, farmer Baker Thomas, farmer Bell William, farmer Bowes John, farmer Brooks Hiram, sawyer Buchanan James, shoemaker Buchanan Thomas, farmer Burns William, farmer Calvert Robert, farmer Calvert William, farmer Crow William P., millwright Cunningham William, farmer Cunningham William, farmer Dean George, farmer Deverell William R., farmer Dewsberry Isaac, farmer Dewsberry Richard, farmer Dodds George, postmaster, merchant Dolan James, farmer Dolan John, farmer Dowdal Michael, farmer Fines William, farmer Flynn Frank O., miller Gracey William, farmer Graham Colwell, J.P, reeve of Mulmur Graham David, manufacturer Haggins Samuel, farmer Hannigan John, farmer Harper Allen, weaver Henderson Edward, hotelkeeper Henderson William, blacksmith Herbism James, farmer Herbism John, weaver Heslin Thomas, farmer Hewitt Joseph, carpenter Horner David, farmer Horner John, farmer Hunter David, carpenter Irwin Archibald, farmer Kindrew Joseph, farmer Laking William, farmer Largo John, farmer Largo Robert, farmer Loighton George, farmer Liddy Samuel, farmer Lindsay Thomas, farmer Lindsay William, farmer Little John, farmer Lockhart William, school teacher McCabe James, farmer McCappin Alexander, farmer McClelland William, farmer McKin Thomas, carpenter McKnight George, farmer carpenter shoemaker Moore Abraham, blacksmith Noble Robert, farmer Noble Thomas, farmer O'Shea Thomas, farmer Phenix Robert, farmer Philips Henry, farmer Quinn John, farmer Shepherd George, merchant Smith John, farmer Tanner Samuel, farmer Tate Andrew, farmer Tate James, farmer Tool Robert, farmer Wilson Charles, farmer Wilson Edward, farmer Wilson James, farmer Wisdom Moses, manufacturer PRINCE ALBERT\u2014A beautifully situated and thriving village in the township of Reach, county of Ontario.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Whitby, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles, fare 75¢.; from Toronto 47 miles.Mail daily.Population about 600.Adams David J., insurance agent Alderman rev.Thomas H., Apostles church Anglo American hotel, Mrs.Mogeridge, proprietress BAIRD JAMES, of Baird & Parsons BAIRD & PARSONS, publishers and proprietors of the Ontario Observer Baldwin William A, M.D.Banbury Samuel, farmer Bates George, shoemaker Beatie David, carriagemaker Beatie William, saddler Balfour Robert, shoemaker Bell Mrs.Mary, wid Henry Billings John, barrister Bond William, shoemaker Bongard Abraham, butcher Bongard Jacob, butcher Braithwaite Francis H., M.D, Bullen Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Jonathan Cameron Ewan, clerk Campbell Augustus S.Campbell Mrs.Mary, wid Archibald Cantlin rev.David, Bible christian Carswell John, Carter William, clerk Cantlin Miss Mary, school teacher Cook Robert, clerk Courtice Thomas, harnessmaker Covey Mrs., wid Crozier William, laborer Currie George, J.P., township treasurer Currie Mark Currie George, merchant Daynes George, shoemaker Dillon Michael, shoemaker Diesfield John, watchmaker Eddy Rice H., constable EMANEY JAMES, proprietor Ontario carriage works Foreman Charles, tailor Foreman Thomas C., merchant Harrington John, laborer Hayne George, laborer Haywood Miss, dressmaker Haskin Richard, shoemaker Hiscocks Charles, baker Holman James, councillor Houck Nicholas, farmer Houck Sidney, farmer Heard John, blacksmith Heard Prosper, barrister, office at Port Perry Hurd Abner, jun, law student Hurd Abner, sen, J.P.Jamieson rev.George, Presbyterian Johnston James Jones George W.,, M.D.Jury John, carpenter Langdon rev.John, Bible christian Luke William Ley Mrs.Jane, wid Marsh William, painter McConnel James, merchant McCaw Hugh H,, postmaster, tinsmith: McDonald John, millwright McGill Donald, tailor McKinley Robert, waggonmaker Moggridge Mrs.J., proprietress Anglo American hotel MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, John Rolph, operator Marrs Mrs.Sarah, wid John Nichols Gideon ONTARIO CARRIAGE WORKS, Jas.Emaney roprietor ONTARIG OBSERVER weeks, annual subscription $1.50; Baird & Par sons, proprietors and printers Palmer Miss Emma, school teacher Palmer William, boarding house Park William H., cabinetmaker Parrish William, farmer Parsons Henry, of Baird & Parsons Patterson Thomas, shoemaker Pearce James, farmer Powers John, carpenter Reid rev.Henry, Wesleyan Robinson Robert, laborer Robson Mathew G., ROLPH JOHN, operator Montreal Telegraph Co., harnessmaker Ross Aaron Sanders James, waggonmaker Scott William, proprietor Victoria hotel Sharp Israel, carpenter Sinclair Archibald, storekeeper Slater Joseph, school teacher Smith Andrew, carpenter Smith Frank, sexton Stephenson Neil, waggonmaker Taylor Richard, carpenter Tewkesbury Mrs.Mary Thomas Samuel, saddler Thompson Scarth, shoemaker Tomlinson Thomas, tanner Tomlinson William A., druggist Trenbeth William, tailor Tucker Thomas, laborer Turner Isaac, stone mason Victoria hotel, William Scott, proprietor Vyvyan William, tailor Wakeford William, laborer Ware John E., M.D.Walshe Richard, farrier White William, gardener Widden John, carpenter WIGHTMAN WILLIAM M.storekeeper Wilcox William, druggist, bailiff Division court Wood Robert, carpenter Wright Joshua, shoemaker Yarnold Benjamin Yarnold William E., surveyor PRINCETON\u2014Anextensive and prom- sing village in the township of Blenheim, county of Oxford.Fifteen years ago it was not in existence.It presents facilities of a most desirable character for manufactures.A considerable business is carried on in sawn lumber and shingles.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office and the Great Western railway a station here.Distant from Paris, a station of the Grand Trunk and Great Western railways, § miles, fare 25c.: from Woodstock, the county town, 12 miles, from Hamilton 83 miles, from London 40 miles, from Toronto 80 miles.Mail daily, Population about 600.Abery William, of Logan & Abery Bateman \u2014, commercial traveller Bastedo David Beamer David, farmer Benham George W., M.D.Boscart Charles, farmer Pri-Pur DOMINION 688 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE oF Boss CO.J., blacksmith Brogan William, waggonmaker Burke Daniel, laborer Burke Patrick, tailor Cheeswright Frederick, tailor Churchil A., laborer Churchil G., shoemaker CLARK DANIEL, M.D, of Gissing & Clark, commissioner in B.R., issuer of marriage licenses Conklin John, boarding house Cowan Charles, bailiff COWAN T., & CO.general merchants and lumber dealers Cowan Jeremiah, J.P., farmer COWAN THOMAS, of T.Cowan & Co.Crosby William, farmer Cunningham Abraham, carpenter Dake Jeremiah, innkeeper Davis William, blacksmith Doyle Mrs., widow Dunlap John L., baker and grocer Dwyre Michael, shoemaker Ecker Daniel, sawyer Edgar Joseph, shoemaker Elhe Miss Sophia, music teacher Forsyth Hezekiah C., shoemaker Foster Matthew, laborer Freeman Manuel, J.P., farmer Galbraith Francis, general store Giles James G., storekeeper Gissing Alfred W., druggist GISSING & CLARK, editors and proprietors of the Princeton Review GISSING FREDERICK J, of Gissing & Clark Gissing Mrs.Mary, wid William A.Gore District Mutual Insurance Co., W.H.London, agent Grant Adam, section master G.W.R.Griggs George, farmer GROSS ROBERT J., operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Henderson James S., stave factory Hersee William, jun, farmer and lumber merchant Hersee John, farmer Hersee William, sen., farmer Hornor Thomas M., farmer Houghton Calvin, of Wallace Houghton Houley Mrs.Bridget C., wid James Howes Robert, laborer Hubert Peter, cooper Jacobs George W., farmer Johnson Benjamin, innkeeper Johnson Mrs., wid Johnson Robert, cooper Keeney Hiram, farmor Kelly George, of Wm.Kelly & Sons Kelly Lewis, of William Kelly & Sons Kelly William, of William Kelly & Sons Kelly William, & Sons, cigarmanufac- turers Kipp David, farmer Kipp Isaac, laborer Kipp Thomas, mason Land Daniel, laborer Landon William H, J.P., clerk of Division court, insurance agent and commissioner in B.R.Lappin John, clerk Lavery George, boarding house Leslie William, tanner Lindsay John G., J.P.postmaster, farmer Lloyd James, of Lloyd & Rutherford Lloyd & Rutherford, waggonmakers Logan & Abery, butchers Logan Thomas, of Logan & Abery Loney Joseph, innkeeper McCall Alexander, laborer McCutchon John, laborer & McDonald J.B., clerk McFarland A.M., bookkeeper McKenzie Thomas, J.P., farmer MARRIAGE LICENSES, Daniel Olark, M.D, issuer Matthews Miss Clara M., grocery Matthews J.R., storekeeper Millard Thos., laborer Milmine John, butcher Moir James, harnessmaker Moir James, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH Robert J.Gross, operator Mosher John G., shingle and planing mills Munro Miss B., teacher Parkingon William J., of T.Cowan & Co., deputy postmaster PRINCETON REVIEW, weekly, annual subscription $1.50; Gissing & Clark, editors, proprietors and printers \u2018 Quirk William, carpenter Reynolds \u2014, carpenter Rogers John, laborer Rutledge Edward, blacksmith Rutherford John, of Lloyd & Rutherford Scott Thomas O., storekeeper Slawson W., farmer Smith David, lumber merchant Smith William, stave maker Sprague Mrs.Sarab, wid Alexander Starr Samuel, laborer Starr Thomas, farmer Stinson William H., cabinetmaker Strode John, innkeeper Swindle W., clerk Swarts W.S., farmer, constable Tennant Frank, dairyman Tennant James, farmer Wallace & Houghton, tanners Western Insurance Co., W.H.Landon agent Whitehead William, carpenter Willett Thomas H., horse farrier Winters Mrs.Laura, wid Henry Wood George C., station master PROSPECT\u2014A small village in the towuship of Beckwith, county of Lanark, Distant from Franktown, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 74 miles, from Perth 21 miles, from Ottawa 28 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Alcock Thomas, J.P.Box James, shoemaker Burrows Ww.innkeeper Burrows William, postmaster, farmer Oraig George, storekeeper James William H.saw and shingle mills McGregor Duncan, saw mill McLaughlin John, carpenter Poole Adam, J.P., farmer Riley William, blacksmith Tombleson John, shoemaker co.PURDY\u2014A farming village in thotown- ship of Bangor, county of Hastings, Distant from Shannonville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 86 miles, Mail weekly.Population about 100.~ Allan John, farmer Bennett Richard, farmer Bennett Richard, jun., farmer Bond William, farmer Boyle Henry, farmer Burnet Alexander, farmer Burton James, farmer Carns John, farmer Coffee Robert, farmer Coffee William, farmer Defoc Calvin, farmer Elcome John, farmer Green A.farmer Kennedy Robert, farmer Lake Harvey, farmer Lake William, postmaster, farmer and hotelkeeper Long Joseph, farmer McCaskill Donald, farmer McGregor Duncan, farmer McLean Thomas, farmer Olmstead Basil, farmer Payne George, farmer Phelps Elijah, farmer Phelps Joseph, farmer Price Charles, farmer Price Samuel, farmer Price William, farmer Riley William, farmer Riley George, farmer Rose James, farmer Thrasher David, farmer Van Allan, John, farmer Waddington John, farmer Waddington Thomas, farmer PURPLESVILLE\u2014A post office station in the townshipof Vaughan, county of York.Distant from Richmond Hill, a station of the Northern railway, 6 miles, fire 5%c.; from Klineburg, a station on the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 3 miles, from Toronto 24 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 100.Adams James, farmer Beetan John, farmer Cameron Angus, farmer Cowan Mrs.John Graham Mrs., wid John Harvey Michael, farmer Harvey Rodger, builder Irwin Robert, farmer Jamieson Andrew, farmer Jamieson John, farmer Livingston Levens, postmaster, storekeeper McCamis William, framer McCann Mrs., wid James, seamstress McCartney Robert, tavernkeeper McClure Johnston, farmer McCutcheon Hugh, farmer McGirr James, laborer McKinnon John, framer McLien Archibald, blacksmith Miller Edward, farmer Moore Thomas, teacher Morrow Archibald, farmer Peterman Henry, farmer Scott Andrew, farmer Sinclair Peter, shoemaker Stump Jacob, farmer Wotherspoon Peter, farmer PUSLINOH\u2014A small place in the township of the sama name, county of Wellington.Distant from Guelph, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 11 miles, fare 50c.; from IInmilton, vin Dundas, 20 miles.Mail daily.Population about 60.Leslie William J.P., postmaster, reeve, commissioner in B.R., morchant, &e.Paxton \u2014, tailor Pirie William, hotelkeeper * PUTNAMVILLE\u2014A small village in the township of North Dorchester, county of Middlesex.Distant from Inger- soll, a station of tho Grent Western rall- way, b miles, from London 18 miles, Mail {ri-wockly.l\u2019opulation about 150, Atkins Joli, farmer Aylesworth Ryan, farmer Beer Henry, farmer Burns Peter, farmer Byrns Hugh, laborer Choate John, J.P., farmer Collins David, laborer *The post offico is called Putnam, late Dorchester, \u201cONTARIO.] DOMINION 689 DIRECTORY.Que-Rar Collins James, farmer Collins Neil, laborer \u2018Collins William, farmer \u2018Craik James, J.l?., farmer Craik Robert, postmaster, farmer Dundass Charles, farmer Dundass George, farmer Dundass James, deputy postmaster, storekeeper Dundass John H., farmer Empy Adam, farmer Fifield Hiram, farmer Fralick William, laborer Halbin Matthew, shingle mill Hanham Elijah, waggonmaker Huntley James, farmer Johnson John, grocer Marshal! John, farmer Mathewson George, miller Menhennick John, blacksmith Pratt Thomas, farmer Putnam Thomas, J.P., farmer Rath John, carpenter Rath Henry, carpenter Richardson Thomas, innkeeper QUEENSBOROUGH \u2014A small village on Black Creek, township of Elzevir, county of Hastings.Distant trom Madoc 8 miles, from Belleville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 36 miles ; fare from Belleville to Madoc SI.Mail biweekly.Population about 100.-Anley George, school teacher Davy William, carpenter Delzea Victor, teamster Diamond Abraham, tavernkeeper Diamond William Diamond William, teamster Henry Robert, mitler -Jeffs John, storekeeper Lingham Thomas, J.P., storekeeper McCaw James, laborer McLean Murdock, clerk Rose John G., counciller Sharp Gilbert, blacksmith Thompson Daniel, postmaster, grist and saw mill Vankleek John Wiggins Willian, carpenter Wilson John, blacksmith Wright Alexander, waggonmaker QUEENSTON\u2014A village on the Niagara River, township of Niagara, county of Lincoln, Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office, and the Erie and Niagara railway tstation here.Distant from St Catharines, the county town and a station of the Great Western and Welland railways.6 miles, from Toronto 43 miles, fare $1.9.Mail daily.Population about 350.Arnold Edward, farmer Bradley Charles L., farmer Brown John, fisherman Clancey John, laborer Clement Poter B., collector of customs Craigie John, clerk Calbuck Job, farmer Dev l'Éomas, farmer Devror David, Ssherman \u2018Gabriel J osoph, fisherman Ganiry Thomas, laborer Gounlock James, laborer Gounluck Thomas, laborer Guerin Michael, farmer Hamilton Alexander, farmer Haun John, shoemaker Humphries William, jun, laborer Huwphries William, sen, laborer Hunter John, waggonmaker Kirkland George, waggonmaker Little Lewis, laborer MeGurn James, school teacher Melia Joseph, laborer Playeter Robert B., keeper General Brock\u2019s monument MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Jas.Wynn, operator Prendergast John, blacksmith Prendergast Thomas, blacksmith Robertson Donald, contractor Rowland John, farmer Shaw Arthur, surveyor of customs Sullivan John, ferryman Suspension Bridge hotel, Daniel Wads- worth, proprietor Thompson William A., president Erie and Niagara railway Thorburn David, J.P., township clerk Thorburn Richard, M.D.Wadsworth Charles, laborer Wadsworth Daniel, proprietor Suspen-~ sion Bridge hotel Wadsworth John, tavernkeeper Webster Daniel, laborer Wray Joseph, butcher operator, storekeeper WYNN JAMES, postmaster, operator Montreal Telegraph Co., storekeeper QUEENSVILLE\u2014A village in the township of East Gwillimbury, county of York.Distant from Newmarket, a station of the Northern railway, 7 miles, fare 25c.; from Toronto 38 miles.Mail daily.Population about 300.Abbs James, mason Anderson William, farmer Armstrong Robert, saw mill Atkinson Mark, farmer Atkinson William, farmer AYLWARDJAMES, J.P., general store Aylward James H., postmaster, farmer Belfry Christopher, farmer Belfry Oran, farmer Belfry Peter, farmer Bennett rev.George, New Connexion methodist Breekon David, farmer Cellingham Matthew, farmer Cole John, farmer Cowieson John, farmer Crann Peter, farmer Cunningham James, farmer Curry Matthew, farmer Deverell Charles, storekeeper Digeer Peter, farmer Doan Esra, farmer Doau Ira, farmer Doan James, farmer Doan Jonathan, farmer Doan M, farmer Doan Matthias, farmer Dunham Reed, farmer Dury Thomas, farmer Eaves Nehemiah, farmer Evans David, farmer Evans William, farmer Fenton Jolin, farmer Fenton Richardson, farmer Fletcher John, farmer Fogg Wright, bootmaker Foster George, farmer FULLER J OHN, Queensrville hotel Graham, Richard, farmer Graham William, carpenter Graham William, farmer Hendry William J, teacher Henry James, farmer Holborn George, jun., farmer Lake rev.Charles V., Episcopal metho- ist Lazenby Thomas, farmer Linstead Benjamin, farmer Linstead Joseph, farmer Long Richard, farmer Long Robinson, farmer Mahony William, farmer Palmer William, tavernkeeper Martin Henry, farmer 41 Milne Alexander, blacksmith Milne Peter, farmer Moore George, farmer Moore John, farmer MOORE ROBERT, barrister Morton Edward, M.D.Pearson Benjamin Franklin, M.D.QUEENSVILLE HOTEL, John Fuller, proprietor Ritchie David, hotelkeeper Rose Robert, farmer Sanderson Rickman, farmer Sedord Jeremiah, farmer Smith John, farmer Souls John W., farmer Thompson William, farmer Traviss Isaac farmer Traviss Samuel, farmer Tuer Joseph, mill owner Walden Joseph Wallace John, bootmaker Watson Charles, cooper Whaling James, farmer Williams Orlin, farmer Wright George, carriagemaker Wright James, carriagemaker Wright John, farmer RAGLAN\u2014A small village in the township of East Whitby, county of Ontario.Distant from Oshawa, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 9 miles, fare 50e.- from Whitby, the county town, 12 miles.Mail daily.\"Population about 100, Albrant Samuel, shoemaker Common school, R.Holbrook, teacher Cooper Thomas P., storekeeper Couch James, shoemaker Cryderman Charles, blacksmith Dickson John, grist mill Fisher George Foster Lawrence, farmer Gamble John, laborer Greenwell John, blacksmith Groves Joseph, laborer Hodgson George Hodgson Thomas, farmer Harnden Samuel, laborer Harper Francis, laborer Harper Joseph, butcher Hemingway Silas, botanical doctor Hollbrook Robert, school teacher Hutcheson Foster, storekeeper McBrien James, commercial traveller McBrien William, M.D.Still Mrs.Mary S., wid James, postmistress Taylor Mrs.Celina, wid Francis, tavern Taylor Thomas, farmer Wellbourn Edmond, waggonmaker RAILTON\u2014A small village in the township of Loughborough, county of Frontenac.Distant from Sydenham 8 miles, from Kingston 14 miles, fare 37ic.Mail daily.Population about 70.Carey James, farmer Conway Patrick, grocer Cranstone Walter, farmer Donahoe rev.Michael, R.catholic Dwyer John, blacksmith Harrison David Nullen, farmer Keely Martin, tavernkeeper McConnell James, farmer O'Brien Lawrence, carpenter Swith Thomas, farmer Walsh John, postmaster, school teacher Walsh William, farmer township clerk, RAINHAN\u2014 À small place in the township of Rainham, county of Hadimand, Distant from Cayuga, the county town, 9 miles, from Dunnville, à station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand RaAr-Rav Trunk railway, 10 miles, fare 374c.; from Port Dover, on Lake Erie, 22 miles, fare $1.Mail daily.Population about 72.Fitzgerald Gerald E., farmer Fitzgerald Wm., carpenter, farmer Havill Richard, J .P., farmer Honsberger Isaac, postmaster, clerk Division court Honsberger Valentine, farmer Kellam James, farmer Miller James & William, farmers Raible Martin, cabinetmaker, farmer Sevenpiper Henry, farmer Williams Charles, farmer RAINHAM CENTRE\u2014A small village in the township of Rainham, county of Haldimand.Distant from Cayuga, the county town, 8 miles, from Dunnville, a station ofthe Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles, fare 50c.Mail daily.Population about 100.Clarke George, farmer Culver Austin Culver Guye, farmer Culver Peter, blacksmith Evans Joseph, farmer Franklin Jacob, farmer Foreman Christopher, blacksmith Hare William, sen., J.P., farmer Hodgskin James, farmer Housberger D.C., farmer \u2018 Kearns William, innkeeper, farmer Kelly rev.D.W., Methodist Law John, J.P., farmer Leggat George, farmer Matthews Nicholas, innkeeper Nail John, carpenter Steward Joel, farmer Thomson William J., postmaster, store- Keeper RAILA \u2014Au Indian village on Lake Couchiching, township of Rama, county of Ontario.There is à beautiful view of Orillia and the surrounding country from the hill where the village church stands.Distant from Bell Ewart, a station of the Northern railway, 45 miles, fare $1.25; from Whitby, the county town, 75 miles.Mail daily.\u201cPopulation about 500.Antoine Peter, farmer Antoine Phillip, jun., farmer Apance William, farmer Beatty John H., farmer Bigwind Joseph, fisherman Bigwind Thomas, hunter Bigwind William, hunter Curzen Joseph, farmer English Joseph, laborer Hot e James, Langtord mills Hopkins D., well digger Ingersoll James, farmer Jacobs Charles, school teacher Jacobs Peter, sen., farmer Joe Joseph, farmer Joe Squire, basketmaker Joseph Mrs.N., fancy moccasin maker Kenise John, hunter Kenise Joseph, farmer Lawrence Thomas, hotelkeeper Leitch John, boarding house Leith Alexander, farmer Longford steam saw mills, Thomson & Millar, proprietors McDougall James, engineer Longford mills McDonell A.D., lumber shipper McPherson James, J.P., postmaster, ship owner Macaulay Alexander, storekeeper Macaulay Joseph, farmer Maloney Patrick, farmer Milne James, superintendent Longford mills ; Millar Melville, of Thompson & Millar DOMINION 690 DIRECTORY.Moses John, farmer Nanigishking James, trapper Nanigishking Joseph B., ruling chief Nanigishking William, ex chief Peter John, basketmaker Rockymountain Simon, lumberman Sanders rev.Joseph L., Wesleyan Sandy Elisha, trapper Sandy Joseph fisherman Sawyer J oseph, fisherman Shilling Alder, fisherman Shilling Jacob, bushranger Shilling James, fisherman Shilling Joseph, sen., farmer Shilling Joseph, jun., farmer Simcoe Benjamin, hunter Simcoe John, jun, hunter Simcoe John, sen., farmer Smith James, farmer Snake Richard, moccasin maker St Germain Joseph, farmer St Germain Michael, fisherman \u2018| St Germain Mrs, Margaret, wid John, basketmaker Steinbam Henry B., farmer Stinson Joseph, farmer Swart Peter, hunter Thompson John, of Thompson & Miller Wahsaigezhig George, fisherman Wahsaigezhig John, deerskin tanner Wesley John, farmer Wesleyan Methodist church, rev.Joseph H.Sanders, minister Whips Thomas, farmer Williams Gilbert, bark canoe maker Williams John, farmer Wilson Leonard, storekeeper Yellowhead Augustus, bushranger Yellowhead Isaac, snowshoe maker Yellowhead Joseph, fisherman Yellowhead Paul, paddle maker York Jonathan, farmer Young John, farmer RANELAGH\u2014A village in the township of Windham, county of Norfolk.Distant from Princeton, a station of the Great Western railway, 15 miles, from Simcoe, the county town, 20 miles.Mail daily.Population about 80.Buckberrough George, blacksmith Buckberrough Gordon, farmer Buckberrough John, farmer Cornell Alonzo, waggonmaker Cornell Samuel, farmer GRAY ELIJAH, steam saw mill Hoggard John, farmer Lake Benjamin, postmaster, blacksmith Morton A.C., patent right agent Shaver Isaac, farmer Sussex Alfred, storekeeper Wood Thomas, farmer *RANKIN\u2014A small placeinthe town- ghip of Wilberforce, county of Renfrew, Distant from Sand Point, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 42 miles, from Ottawa 100 miles.Mall bi-weekly, Population about 100.Allum rev.Charles, Wesleyan Beederman Gotlieh, farmer Branderburgh Gotfried, farmer Clarke George, jun, farmer .Clarke George, sen., farmer Clarke Miles, farmer Clarke Thomas, farmer Davis Edward, farmer Davis Willinm, farmer Edwards Evan, farmer Edwards Thomas J., farmer Edwards Wesley A., farmer Edwards William P., postmaster Graham Jnumes, farmer Jackson John, farmer # Formorly called Green Lake settlement, [ProOVINOE OF Jackson Thomas, farmer Lang August, farmer Libby Matthew, farmer Mick Peter, farmer Plummer Richard, furmer Pollock Abraham, farmer Reese Martin, farmer Scott Robert, school teacher Sweeney Charles, blackemitli Sweeney George, farmer Sweeney James, tavarnkecper Sweeney John, farmer Sweency Thomas, farmer Townsend Frederick, carpenter RATHO\u2014A small village in the township of Blandford, county of Oxford.It is a station of the Buffulo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk rallway, Distant from Woodstock,the county town, 18 miles, from Stratford 16 miles, from London 42 miles.Mail daily.Population: about 100.Allshire Thomas, carpenter Bean Daniel, farmer Bonner James, farmer Brash David, farmer Browning Gavin, weaver Browning James, weaver Burns John, farmer Cowing Thomas, farmer Currie John, blacksmith Davidson John, farmer Davidson William Dymond Pobert, farmer Endress Peter, cabinetmaker Ferguson David, farmer Hamilton James, carpenter and joiner Hepworth Joseph, shoemaker Herbertson Andrew, farmer Hughes William, innkeeper Johnston Adam, waggonmaker Kerr James, storekeeper King Robert, laborer Klinkman Henry, laborer Leuzler Christian, tanner Little John, farmer Lovell William, farmer McMicken Samuel D., farmer Oliver John, J.P., farmer Peat George, farmer Peat Thomas, farmer Petigrew Joseph, farmer Rae James, laborer Schellig George, harnessmaker Sellers Thomas, farmer Smith Thomas, section master G.T.R Steedsman George, mason Steedsman Thomas, carpenter Steedsman William, farmer Vance George, farmer Western Willinm, bricklayer Williams Jos., postmaster, storekeeper RAVENNA\u2014A small villago in the township of Collingwood, county of Groy.Distant from Thornbury 7 miles, from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 11 miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 86 miles, Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100, Alcock Robert, waggonmaker Armitage G., blacksmith ITutchinson James, weaver Lyne Philip, deputy postmaster, storekeeper McCain Archibald, carpenter McKean Andrew, storckeoper Reid Willinm, postmaster Weir William, innloeper RAVENSWOOD\u2014A small village in the {ownship of Bosanquot, county of Lambton.Distant from Widder and Fore rest, stations of the Grand Trunk raflway, I giles.Mail tri-weckly.Population about Bainbridge Martin FF.) blacksmith ONTARIO.] DOMINION 691 DIRECTORY.Ray-REN Daniel Joel, bootmaker Fraser John, carpenter Hollingshead William, farmer Jarvis Paul, postmaster, storekeeper Lapham Alfred, saw mill Marriott George, school teacher Millburfl William, carpenter Palmer Charles, waggonmaker Williamson Daniel, carpenter RAYMOND\u2014A post office station in the township of Watt, county of Victoria.Distant from Parry Sound miles, from Barrie, a station of the Northern rallway, miles.Mail weekly.Sufferin Anthony, postmaster REDNERSVILLE\u2014A village on the south sliore vf the Bay of Quinté, township of Ameliasburgh, county of Prince Edward.Distant from Bellev Ile, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 5 miles.Steamboat communication twice a week.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 175.Ashten Allpress R., farmer Blake John, laborer Brewster Joseph, clerk Carr rev.George, Wesleyan Garratt James B., clerk Garratt Thomas Gerow Daniel, hotelkeeper Herman William, farmer Hillbanks Hamilton, farmer Isles Frederick, farmer Johnson Searing, blacksmith Ketcheson Elijah C., deputy postmaster Knapp Joseph, painter Loveless Wellington, shoemaker Loveless Hiram, farmer McCullough Henry, school teacher Mercer William, carriagemaker Moon Daniel, laborer Pleasance Edward, grocer Redner James, Postmaster, grain merchant Redner Henry P., accountant Robbin Phillip, J.P., Rose George, Blacksmith Rose John, farmer Rose William, blacksmith Rose William H., school teacher Russell George F.B., blacksmith Russell James, carriagemaker, Sprague Daniel Tompkins Francis, farmer Wishey George REED\u2014A small place in the township cf Tyendinaga, county of Hastings, Distant from Tyendinaga, à station of the Grand Trunk railway, 17 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population ab ut 50.Brophy rev.George, R.catholic Hanley Denis, farmer Hanley John, farmer Hanley John C., storekeeper Lalley Patrick, farmer McDermott Michael, J.P., farmer McDonald James, blacksmith Meagher James, councillor Niven Daniel, postmaster, tavernkeeper Smith James, farmer Tighe Patrick, farmer RELESSEY\u2014A post office station in tho township of Mouo, county of Card- well.Distant from Orangeville, a station of the Toronto, G rey and Bruce railway, 10 miles, from Barrle 60 miles, Mail weekly.Clingan Fleming, postmaster, storekeeper RENFREW \u2014A flourishing incorporated village on the river Bonnoolière, nine miles from its confluence with the Ottawa, township of Horton, county of Ren.row.Tho Bonnechere at this place falls rapidly about 100 feet, over a bed of storekeeper, white limestone.As the water rushes madly along between the steep and rocky banks, a scene is presented to the spectator truly beautiful, and not easily forgotten.The water power afforded by the falls is immense.It is as yet only partially utilized.Renfrew is on the Opeongo road, and is the first resting place for the traveller after leaving Sand Point.The manufacturing resources are abundant, and it only wants capital to make this one of the best manufacturing districts in British North America.Surrounded by a rich agricultural country it possesses an extensive trade.As the land is more fully cleared, and new settlements effected, it will no doubt increase rapidly in commercial prosperity.There is a dail stage to Sand Point.Montreal Telegrap Co.has an office here.Distant from Bonnechére Point, a landing of the Ottawa river steamers, 9 miles, from Sand Point, the terminus of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 16 miles, fare 81; from Pembroke, tbe county town, 40 miles, from Perth, 57 miles, from Ottawa 58 [oiles.Mail daily.Population about 1000.ADDISON MATTHEW, watchmaker and agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Airth David, farmer Airth Mrs., wid James Airth William Allan James, land draughtsman Archer George, baker Archer Richard C., baker, &c.Bannerman John, clerk Barr David, of Barr & Wright BARR & WRIGHT, dealers in dry goods, hardware, groceries, grain and produce Barnett & Bannerman, lumber merchants Bellerby Henry, clerk of municipality Biggar George, storekeeper Bremner John BRITISH HOTEL, Patrick Ryan, proprietor Baet Louis, laborer Bromeley James, conveyancer Bromeley John, manager Brousseau John, saddler Burns John, carpenter Cairney James, shoemaker Churchill John, cooper and pork inspector Connor James W., school teacher Coombs Mrs.Margaret, wid William Coombs Sampson, farmer COSTELLO J.W., & CO., dealers in dry goods, groceries, clothing, boots and shoes, crockery, wines, liquors, c.Deroche Joseph, carpenter Desrochers Cléophas, shoemaker Devine Felix, storekeeper Devine Patrick Dougall Peter, carriagemaker DRYSDALE ROBERT, cabinetmaker and furniture dealer EADY GEORGE, jun., photographer, stationer and grocer EXCHANGE HOTEL, John Smith, proprietor Farchney William, lumberer Ferguson Alexander, carpenter Ferguson John, lumberer Fergusson William, trader and insurance agent Fitzmaurice James, blacksmith Fitzmaurice Michael, blacksmith and waggonmaker Francis Samuel, axemaker Freer Mrs.Sarah, wid Thomas French Francis, tailor Gilchrist Mrs.Peter, milliner Gilchrist Peter, miller Gillies Patrick, shoemaker surveyor and Gordon Robert, blacksmith Gorman Martin, shoemaker Goulette Henry, cooper Gravelle Joseph, hotelkeeper] Groves Henry, storekeeper HALPENNY WILLIAM, J.P., reeve, general merchant, crown land agent, clerk Division court, notary public and conveyancer Hudon Moses, saddler Hyatt, Portugee & Co., stoves and tinware Hynes Thomas, cabinetmaker Jamieson Alexander, tailor Jamieson William, farmer Jamieson William, weaver and grocer Knight Mrs.Thomas Lapell George P., miller Leach Robert, farmer Lindsay Adam, clerk Logan William, carding mill Lynn James P., M.D.Mackay Wm., postmaster, storekeeper McAdam John - McAndrew John, storekeeper McDonald George W., bookkeeper McDONALD JOHN D., barrister, attorney at law, and solicitor in chancery McDougall John L., M.P., MPP, storekeeper and mill owner : McDougall Samuel McInnis John, tanner and shoemaker McIntyre & Carswell, storekeepers McIntyre Duncan, carpenter McIntyre Gregory, farmer McIntyre Malcolm, land owner McRae John, grist mill McTavish Adam, blacksmith MANN JAMES, M.D.Mills John, butcher Mills Robert C., lumber merchant MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.M.Addison, agent Moore Andrew, M.D., druggist Muir T.B., tailor MURPHY JOSHUA, saddler and har- nessmaker New Thomas, farmer North British Fire Insurance Co.William Fergusson, agent O'Gorman Simon, cooper O\u2019Hara John, carriagemaker O'Neill Mrs.Catherine, wid Thomas Passau John, brickmaker Plaunt Alfred, butcher PLAUNT'S HOTEL, Joseph Plaunt, proprietor PLAUNT JOSEPH, proprietor Plaunt's hotel PROVINCIAL INSURANCE CO.,Wm.Halpenny, J.P., agent Roney rev.William, Wesleyan Reid James, clerk Reilly Peter, foreman Reynolds James, painter Reynolds William, livery stable Robertson James, shoemaker Ross Mrs.Jessie, wid George Rougier rev.Paul, R.catholic Russell Martin L., lumber merchant RYAN PATRICK, proprietor British hote Scott John, butcher Seymour Joseph, shoemaker Sim Robert, photographer SMITH JOHN, proprietor .Exchange hotel SMITH JOHN, tanner, mill owner and manufacturer, dealer in flour, oatmeal, lumber, leather, boots, shoes, &c.STEVENSON JOHN, cabinetmaker and furniture dealer REn-Ric DOMINION 692 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF Stewart & Bannerman, storekeepers Stewart Donald, blacksmith Stewart Donald, butcher Stewart Donald, school teacher STEWART DUNCAN P,, dealer in dry goods, crockery, groceries, liquors, &c.Stewart & Hill, saddlers STEW ART JOHN, jun., dealer in hardware, crockery, wines, liquors, &c.Thomson rev.George, ch of Scotland Umbleau Luc, foundr WALFORD S$.& J.ag, chemists and druggists, dealers in books, stationery and wall paper Ward James, stoves and tinware Watt James, farmer Wright Aaron A., of Barr & Wright Wright Mrs.Mary Anne, wid Orange, hotelkeeper RENTON\u2014A small village in the township of Townsend, county of Norfolk.Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 6 miles, from Port Dover on Lake Erie 6 miles, from Brantford, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 22 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 50.Blaikie Mrs.M., wid James, innkeeper Blanchard William, shoemaker .Burch W., carpenter Lymburner Charles, mail earrier, farmer Mandeville Nicholas, storekeeper Nixon William Z., farmer Olds Watson, carpenter Osborne Alfred C., music teacher Osborne S., J.P., postmaster, farmer Renton James, agent for agricultural implements Sterling David M., farmer Yeager Levi, farmer Youmans William E., laborer *REYNOLDSVILLE\u2014A small village on Twelve Mile Creek, township of Gran- tham, county of Lincoln.Distant from St.Catharines, the county town and a station of the Great Western and Welland railways, 2} miles.Population about 60.Bennett Chauncey, blacksmith Blashell John, teamster Cline Alonzo, laborer Cline William, teamster Cobbin Frederick, laborer Emmett N.H., teacher Garner Charles, laborer Jackson Charles, laborer Jackson George, laborer Johnston John, laborer Long Henry, sawyer Misner Christopher, blacksmith Parnall George, teamster Reynolds Benjamin F., carriagemaker and lumber merchant Reynolds F.K., overseer and clerk Reynolds William, waggonmaker Sendhem James, carriagemaker Singer William, teamster Swayze Marenus W., carriagemaker Young Thomas, teamster RICEYILLE\u2014A village in the township ofSouth Plantagenet,county of Prescott, Distant from Cornwall, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 36 miles, fare 82.50; from Ottawa 50 miles, from Montreal 80 miles.Mail tri-weekly, Population about 60.Canada Permanent Building and Saving Society, Peter McLaurin, agent Draper Stephen, assistant postmaster, mill owner and storekeeper Franklin Benjamin, farmer Franklin Henry, lumber dealer Frith Ebenezer, farmer * Formerly called Crown's Mills.Howard Ervin, blacksmith King rev.John, Baptist Laflour Joseph, blacksmith Lendrum William, civil engineer McCarger Solomon, shoemaker McIntosh Miss Jane, school teacher McLaren Alexander, M.D.McLaurin Peter, J.1%., postmaster, land surveyor, agent for Bonada Permanent uilding and Saving Societ, McLean Alexander, township clerk storekeeper, conveyancer Metcalfe Christopher, farmer Metcalfe David, farmer Metcalfe Henry, farmer Moffatt John, township treasurer Pickering J ohn, collector Reed William, constable Scott George, farmer Scott John, farmer Scott Robert, farmer Shorts rev.Alexander, Episcopal methodist Wells Robert, cabinetmaker RICHMOND\u2014An incorporaled village in the township of Goulbourn, county of Carleton.Formerly it was a place of considerable importance, being on the main road from the river St.Lawrence to Ottawa, and to the lumbering districts, but since the opening of a good road from Prescott to Ottawa, and the construction of the $t Lawrence and Ottawa, Brockville and Ottawa and Canada Central railways, its trade has been materially affected.The surrounding country -can- not be surpassed in beauty and fertility.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Ottawa 20 miles, fare $1.Mail daily.Population about 400.Adamson David, cooper Armstrong H., teacher Armstrong J., farmer Baxter Michael, harnessmaker Beatty Daniel, M.D.Beckett Mrs.John A., music teacher Bennett Matthew, blacksmith and farmer Bennett Thomas, farmer Bennett Henry, farmer Birch Adam, farmer Brogan John, carpenter Brown Thomas, innkeeper Bryson Mrs.John, dressmaker Butler Miss Anna Maria, telegraph operator BUTLER W.H., postmaster, agent Montreal Telegraph Co., tanner, and dealer in boots and shoes and groceries Byers William, farmer Campbell Alexander, plasterer Christie James, school teacher Connoly rev.Daniel, Wesleyan Connors James, waggonmaker Copeland William, shoemaker Davidson James, farmer Davidson John, farmer Davidson William, farmer Dawson F., farmer Dawson S., farmer Dempsey H., carpenter Dempsey Lewis, Docherty John, photographer Dubry Anthony, farmer adie James, farmer Eadie David, farmer Bamer Peter, waggonmaker Elliott & Little, grist and saw mills Elliott Walker, of Elliott & Little Farmer Robert, farmer Girvin Miss Mary, dressmaker Hall Adam, innkeeper and shoemaker Hamilton William, farmer Hinton Joseph, J.P\u2019, reeve Johnston James, farmer Kelly Patrick F., tailor Kempt John, farmer Lewis Thomas, storekeeper Lyon R.E., auctioner LYON T, V., dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, wines, liquors, ke McClinton Peter, farmer .McCrae Samuel, tailor McDougall Duncan, waggonmaker MuELROY HENRY, J.P, dealer in dry goods, hardware, groceries, produce, c.McElroy Patrick, J.P., notary, storekeeper McGuire George, farmer McGuire William, shoemaker McLaren John, clerk Division court Mathewson William, farmer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.W.H.Butler, agent Mulligan James, storekeeper Mullin rev.Elias, Presbyterian O'Connell rev.Peter, R.catholic Pettit rev.C.B., ch of England Riley Edward, hotelkeeper Robinson Thomas, farmer Shillington William, baker and butcher Stewart John, innkeeper Tandvin Abraham, of Tandvin & Johnston Tandvin & Johnston, marblecutters Taylor Andrew, farmer Taylor rev.Thomas, ch of England Torney William, Temperance inn Wright Aaron, carpenter * RICHMOND-\u2014A smali village on Big Otter Creek, township of Bayham, county of Elgin.Distant from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 20 miles, fare $1; from St Thomas, the county town, 20 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 360.Bayham & Malahide Cheese Co.Cascadden Alexander, blacksmith Cascadden Edward, blacksmith Cook Caleb Cook Sylvester tavernkeeper Cook William H, mail carrier Cutler Mrs.Mary Dobbie William, miller Tirby Robert, president and treasurer Firby Robert, steam saw and shingle m 1 Gibbons Alexander, farmer Hamilton John, shoemaker Hagen Francis, waggonmaker Hunt Isaac, laborer Johnson George, farmer Kip Hiram, secretar LAING GEORGE, J.P.postmaster, storekeeper, issuer of marriage licenses, and comunissioner in Queen's Bench McBride Augus McCollom Miss Phoebe Mann Peregrine M, M.D, MARRIAGE LICENSES, George P.Laing, issuer Miller Xion blacksmith Moe Henry, Inborer Moore Mrs.Margurot, wid Jeremiah Morrison William, carder Morse William, cabinetmakor Orton Harlinde, wheelwright Orton William, farmer Pauling James, school teacher Pauling Mrs.Mary, wid Adam Ribbel David, tavernkeoper Scriber Ilenry, carpenter Scriber Joseph, laborer Scriber Peter, luborer Simmonds James, miller Simmonds Richard, grist and carding mill  *I'lie post office ie cnllod Bayhaum. ONTARIO.] DOMINION 693 DIRECTORY.Ric-Rip Stephens Thomas, cabinetmaker Thompson John Wallace John, waggonmaker Weedge Aaron, harnessmaker Wheaton John Wood Henry, clerk Wood Jumes, storekeeper RICHMOND HILL\u2014A village on Yonge Street, townships of Markham and Vaughan, county of York.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from the Richmond Hill station of the Northorn railway 8} miles, fare z6c.; from Toronto 16 miles, fare 60c.Mail daily.Population about 80.Arnold J.R., farmer Atkinson George ATKINSON WILLIAM, general store Basingwate Peter, farmer Benson Mrs.Jane, wid Robert J, Boyle David, farmer saw mill Brillinger Jacob, farmer Brillinger Jonathan, farmer CAMPBELL MISSES, hoarding school Christian Mrs.wid James, tavernkeeper Clark Mrs.Mary Anne, milliner Clark Miss, dressmaker Clifton Harry, clerk Cook Thomas Cooper William, painter Coulter John, tailor Cox William W., butcher Crosby Isaac, storekeeper Crosby Parker, merchant Dancy John, laborer Daniels James, machinist Davidson Benjamin, carpenter Davis J.M., agent Davis Nelson, tavernkeeper Dick rev.James, Presbyterian Dalmage Tobias, shoemaker Duncumb John, surgeon Farris Robert, stud horses Fish rev.Charles, Wesleyan Freak James, brickmaker Frencix Isaac, grocer Gaby Frederick, farmer Glover Thomas, mason Grant Jesse, storekeeper Gray R.A, teacher Hakney James, farmer Hamilton John, cooper Harringtôn John Harrison William, harnessmaker Harris John, builder Hart John Hewison George Hood A.M., photographer Hopkins D., storekeeper Hopper Robert, butcher Hostetter John, M.D.Keal Frank, farmer Lafferty Alfred, MA, grammar school master Langstaff James, M.D.Law Abraham, J.P., tanner, agent Law Robert E., chemist Lawrenco James M., township treasurer, clerk Division court Linfoot Mrs.Mary, wid J.L.Lynott Nicholas, farmer Lyons Benjamin, wheelwright MeBoth Andrew, waggonmaker MeConachy Francis, shoemaker McNair Matthew, carpenter Macintosh James, baker Marsh Alexander, farmer Marsh Robert, J.P., farmer Munshaw William.blacksmith Minton John, farmer Miller Henry, agent MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Mortley John, carpenter Myers Mrs., milliner Myers W.H., saddler, boots and shoes Newton James, jun., tanner Newton James, sen., carpenter Nicol George B., barrister O'Brien J.D.Palmer John, sen., farmer Peck N.J, dentist Phillips P., pumpmaker Playter Nelson, farmer Pogue William, cooper Pollock Mrs.Matilda, wid William Pollock W.S.Powell William, farmer Raymond Robert, tavernkeeper RICHMOND HILL HOTEL,John Velie, proprietor Sanderson Henry, veterinary surgeon SANDERSON H., & SONS, chemists Sandwich John, laborer SAVAGE PETER G., furniture, glassware and paints , SCOTT ALEXANDER, editor and proprietor of the York Herald, bookseller and stationer Sedman Thomas, waggonmaker Sheppard Edward, farmer Sims John, blacksmith Simson George, laborer Sinclair Miss Jennett, teacher Siver Robert, shoemaker Skeele Andrew, mason Smith John, cooper Soules George, baker Stockdale Thomas, tailor Storey Miss Elizabeth, seamstress Teasdale George, farmer Teasdale Thomas Teefy Matthew, J.P., postmaster, notary and commissioner in Queen's Bench Thomas George, laborer Trench Robert, blacksmith Trench William, jun., blacksmith Trench William, sen.blacksmith Vanderburgh Mrs., wid Richard VELIE JOHN, proprietor Richmond Hill hotel Velie Mrs.Jane, wid John Warren William, J.P., West Mrs.Lucy, wid John Williamson Miss, dressmaker Williamson Robert, shoemaker Wilson Thomas, fanning mills Wiltshire George, tinsmith Wright Amos, Mb, farmer YORK HERALD, weekly, annual subscription §1; Alexander Scott, proprietor and printer RICHWOOD\u2014A village and way station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, in the township of Blenheim, county of Oxford.Distant from Woodstock, the county town, 20 miles, from Paris, a station of the Grand Trunk and Great Western railways, 7 miles, from London 50 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Allen Hugh, tarmer Ainslie Matthew F., school teacher Crane Thomas, farmer Daniels Thomas, farmer Daniel William, farmer Dixon William, farmer French Matthew B.Graham William, weaver Kennedy James M,, J.P., farmer Kennedy John G., farmer Kennedy Levi, laborer Kennedy Robert, farmer Kennedy Thomas, farmer Keys William, farmer Kingston Samuel, section master, Kyte David, deputy postmaster, storekeeper Laycock Joseph H., J.P., postmaster, Linton Adam, farmer McGaw Gabriel, blacksmith McKay Alexander, farmer McWilliam Mrs., wid Henry Mew David, laborer Ogilvie William, tailor Pine John, farmer Rathburn Horace, farmer Richardson James, farmer Richardson Robert, farmer Rupert Christopher Rupert John D., sHoemaker Scott Robert, laborer Scott Robert, storekeeper Scott Walter, farmer Secord Elijah, farmer Secord Levi P., farmer Taylor William, shoemaker Thomson John, blacksmith Watson John, farmer Whitehead William, farmer RIDGETOWN\u2014A village in the township of Howard, county of Kent.Distant from Thamesville, a station of the Great Western railway.10 miles, fare 50c.; from Morpeth 4 \u2018miles, fare 25c.; from Bothwell 17 miles, from Chatham 21 miles.The proposed Southern railway will pass half a mile from the town.Mail daily.Population about 500.Beaton Hugh, carpenter Bedford & Co., dry goods Benton Noah S., proprietor Western hotel Bevan John, blacksmith and carriage- maker Brash Mrs.Agnes, wid Robert, storekeeper Britton Ephraim, harnessmaker Caven rev.William, Presbyterian Chapman rev.William, Wesleyan Colby Philander, farmer Coleman Walter, cabinetrakr and undertaker Dodge Henry, hotelkeeper Elferd Charles, photographer George rev.William, Baptist Graham Thomas N., carpenter Grant Charles, town clerk Grant Charles, jun., clerk Grant Robert, grocer and monger Hancock Levi S., postmaster, books and hardware Harrison Edm.B., township treasurer Hancock & Harris, storekeepers Hawkins John, carpenter Huff Dennis, pedlar Jackson Joseph, butcher Kenzie Zenas, pedlar and sexton Lake Charles, M.D.Lozer George, planing mill McEwen James, shoemaker McKinley Duncan, farmer McKinley John P., farmer Maxwell David, teacher Mitton James G., blacksmith Mitton James S., farmer Mitton John, farmer Morgan Mrs.Harriet, milliner Morgan William, waggonmaker Moody John, grist mill Moore Thomas, hotelkeeper Morgan William J.P., waggonmaker Orndof Pius Joseph, carpenter cheese .| Page John, & Son, soap factory Passmore William, shoemaker Phelps Richard, J.P.Porter Joseph, cabinetmaker, carpenter and farmer Rich Mrs, Eliza, wid., grocer Rockey George, waggonmaker Schlenker Thomas, harnessmaker Scone Thomas, jun., land surveyor township clerk, and treasurer Scone Thomas, sen., farmer Rip-Rrv DOMINION 694 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF Shindler F.X., tailor Simmons J.N., insurance agent Sinclair rev.Colin, Baptist SMITH JACOB, M.D., druggist, coroner Smith John, butcher Stevens A., tailor Stover Samuel, merchant Thompson J.H, rocer Tiffany Edward H., attorney Tolmie Andrew, carpenter Tolmie William, carpenter Tyhurst Edward, farmer Vanalstine James, carriagemaker Waddell rev.Alex.W., Presbyterian \u2018Waterworth David, farmer Watson George, storekeeper Watson Zenas, farmer Western hotel, Noah 8.Benton, proprietor Young James, blacksmith blacksmith Young John, RIDGEVILLE\u2014A small village in the township of Pelham, county of Welland.Distant from Welland, the county town, 6 miles, from Port Robinson, a station of the Welland railway, 6 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Anderson Joseph, blacksmith, township treasurer Armbrust William, farmer Beckett Samuel, farmer Brown L.F., steam saw mill Cohoe Mrs.Rachel, wid Jeremiah Comfort William M., M.D.Crow Jacob, farmer and lumberer Crow John B, township clerk, convey- ancer, commissioner in B.R.Dawdy Caleb, farmer Fulson Gilbert, farmer Greenwood Alexander B., farmer Shindler F.H.tailor Gross J., pumpmaker Hall James, farmer Holditch Robert, storekeeper Lindsey Reuben, laborer Louck Leonard, farmer McGlashan Daniel L., music teacher Mitchell Valentine, storekeeper Page Daniel W., farmer Potter John, farmer and gardener Phipps George, shoemaker Rinker Rolson, deputy postmaster, storekeeper Robbins John, farmer Steele Jonas, J.P., postmaster, farmer Stevens Henry, farmer Thompson John, carpenter Townsend George, grocer Vanavery William A., farmer Walker Charles, farmer Ward Josiah, farmer Ward William C., blacksmith Willson Seth, farmer *RIDGEWAY\u2014A thriving village in the township of Bertie, county of Welland.It is a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here, Distant from Buffalo, N.Y., 9 miles, from Port Colborne, on Lake Erie, 10 miles, from Welland, the county town, 16 miles.Mail daily.l\u2019opulation about 600.American Merchants Union Express Co., J.Morin, agent Anchor Alexander, blacksmith Auer David, tailor Anger William A., farmer Avery Charles H., shoemaker Balfour & Bibby, general store Balfour Robert, of Balfour & Bibby Benner Nathan, shoemaker *The post office is called Point Albino, and the station Bertie.Bibby Edward, of Balfour & Bibby Bow Lambton, harnessmaker Breckbill John, farmer Brewster Nathaniel, M.D., commissioner of affidavits Brown James, schopl teacher Brown Thomas W., tailor Cline Jacob, lumberman Creese John, mason Creese Thomas, mason Cutler Eber, general merchant Cutler Nathan, blacksmith Danner Joseph, farmer Dickout Henry C., J.P., farmer DISHER BENJAMIN M, deputy postmaster, storekeeper and operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Disher Mrs., wid DISHER RALPH, postmaster Durham James, laborer Fite Henry, carpenter Foster Holly, mason Girvin Charles A, tinsmith Gorham Charles, farmer Gray John, grocer Gross J., pump maker Hardison A.R., clerk of municipality Haun Henry, farmer Hershey Andrew, of Hershey & Co.Hershey Benjamin J., farmer Hershey & Co., saw mill Hershey Isaac, carpenter Hershey Jacob, of Hershey & Co.Huffman George, innkeeper Hulbert rev.Thomas, Wesleyan Jackson John, butcher Johnston Joseph, treasurer of municipality Jones Joseph, laborer Kranz John, shoemaker Learn P., reeve of municipality Leiber C., painter Lindsay William, teamster McGuire Samuel, sawyer McKarty J.R., M.D.Mann Adolphe, carpenter Martin Thomas, mason Mathews Charles, shoemaker and store Meyer Miss Elizabeth, spinster Michener Joseph, M.D.Miller John P., tanner MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, B.M, Disher, operator Moore Ezra L., waggonmaker Moore James J., farmer Morin James, agent American Merchants Union Express Co.Morris Edward, farmer Murdick William, sailor Nagle Lawrence, cabinetmaker Quick C.A., stonemason Reynolds Truman D., shoemaker Sherk Peter, farmer Sloan Washington M, J.P., farmer Snider Benjamin P., blacksmith Strohm Mahlon B., carpenter Teal Joseph, carpenter Teal Zachariah Vandiveerer Nicholas, laborer Wilkins Mrs., wid Wilson Alexander, innkeeper Wilson Robert B., harnessmaleer Zavitz Joseph I., clerk RINGWOOD\u2014A villagoin thotownship of Whitchurch and Markham, county of York.Distant from Aurora, a station of the Northern railway, 14 miles, fro 81; from Stouffville, a station of {he Toronto and Nipissing rallway, 14 miles, from T'oronto 25 miles.Mail daily.Population about 180.Bartholomew Philip farmer Breuls Julius, farmer Breuls Thomas, farmer Brown Henry, shoemaker BUTTON NEWBURY, hotelkeeper Cunningham Mitchel, mason Cummings John, waggonmaler Courtney Israel, millwright Dickson Robert, constable Dorge George, proprietor Ringwood mills Davis John, farmer Dougherty James, teacher Fockler Samuel, farmer Gormley Patrick, blacksmith Graham Josepl, farmer Grove Abraham B,, farmer Grove Jacob, farmer Grove Jacob S., carpenter and builder Holmes William, weaver Hoover Christian, farmer Horner Emanuel, carpenter Hunter Thomas, hotelkeeper Johnson Robert, farmer and blacksmith Jones Norman, farmer Lehman Abraham W., waggonmaker Lehman Christian, butcher LEHMAN LUDWIG, general store LEHMAN SAMUEL, planing mill and shingle factory Lemon Joshua, cooper Lehman Jacob, farmer McClelland rev.Robert, Baptist McNeill John, saw mill McPherson Hugh, waggonmaker Merten Claus, farmer Milne Peter, farmer Mitchell William, mason Moyer John, weaver Raymer Philip, farmer Reaman John, farmer Reamer Peter, farmer Reamon Samuel, blacksmith Shepherd James, harnessmaker SILVESTER GEORGE H., postmaster, general store Slanker Joseph, blacksmith Smith James, farmer Smith William J., marble cutter Smith William G., painter Thorley Joseph, thresher Stephen James, harnessmaker Vincent Johnson, farmer Wideman Philip, J.P., marbledealer \u2018Windsor Robert, livery stables - Yakeley Jacob, shoemaker RIPLEY A post office \u2018station in the township of Huron, county of Bruce.Distant from Goderich, the terminus of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 21 miles, from Kincardine 15 miles.Mail weekly.Brown John, postmaster RIVERSD A LE\u2014A small villago in tho townsbip of Greenock, county of Bruce.Distant from Goderich, the terminus of the Buffulo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk ruflway, 86 miles, fare 81,50; from Walkerton, the county town, 12 miles, fare 560o.; from Kinoardine 16 miles, fure 7bo.; from Clinton 40 miles, fare $1.75, Mail duily.Population ubout 100.Bell Erasmus, teamstor .Ohartrand Raphael, hotelkeeper Cosgrove John, insurance agent Cuyler James IL, bailiff Graham William II, carpenter Hardy Absalom, cabinet maker Hart George, laborer McDonald Malcolm, storekeeper McGraw John, fireman McKenzie Archibald, hotelkee] or Mason Anthony, miller Miller James, miller Miller John, storekeeper Munro Robert, waggonmaker ONTARIO.] DOMINION 695 DIRECTORY.Riv-Roc O'Connor Frederick S., deputy clerk Division court O'Connor H.B., postmaster, clerk Division court Shaw David, hotelkeeper Thacker Ambrose, blacksmith RIVERSTOWN\u2014A village in thetown- ship of Arthur, county of Wellington.Distant from Fergus, a station of the Wellington, Grey aud Bruco railway, 22 miles, fure 81.60.Mail daily.Population about 100.Allan Alexander, groceries, shoemaker Black George, blacksmith Brown Neil, ®armer Harper James, J.P.Hunter Isaac, postmaster, merchant Reed Joseph, waggonmaker Morrison Robert, Fp.Morrison William, farmer Manns Robert, farmer O'Conner John, hotel keeper and store Shaw John, farmer Shaw Jolmston, farmer Stevenson Robert, farmer Weir William farmer *ROBLIN\u2014A village on Salmon River, township of Richmond, county of Lennox and Addington, Distant from Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles.Mail four times a week, Population about 150.Anderson Thomas, foreman Asseltine Peter, waggonmaker Bumhower Martin, farmer Card Ebenezer, postmaster, storekeeper Card Egerton, laborer Chase Harvey, blacksmith and waggon- maker \u201cClark rev.Thomas, Episcopal methodist Cornwall William, laborer DeFoe Calvin, laborer DeFoe Peter, storekeeper, blacksmith Hart Miles, shoemaker Hughes Augustus, farmer Jackson Walter, carpenter Johnson William, laborer Leisher James, carpenter Lockwood Samuel, waggonmaker Low William, miller McBride George D., teacher Maher Garott, farmer Oar Charles, constable O'Brien James, innkeeper Paul Robert, storekeeper Paul William, mechanic Pringle Charles, blacksmith Spencer Ezra, J Pb, councillor, grist and saw mill Spencer Henry, storekeeper Spencer William E., farmer eo St Marie Louis, laborer Thompson Amos, farmer Thompson John, laborer \u2018Wheeler Seth, innkeeper Wild James, blacksmith \u201cWoods Stephen L., mechanic \u2018Woods George, mechanic - ROB-ROY\u2014A small place in the township of Osprey, county of Grey.Distant from Singhampton 53 miles, from Collin wood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 14 miles.Mail weekly.McGowan David, postmaster, farmer tROCHESTER-\u2014A village in the township of Rochester, county of Essex.Itis a station of the Great Western railway, A brisk trade is carried on in railroad ties, staves nnd square timber, Montreal Tele- raph Co.has an office here, It cone uins & Town hall where the 6th Division court is held, and aR.catholic church, the * Formerly oalled Spencer\u2019s mills t Or Belle Rivière station.largest west of Toronto, erected at a cost of318,000.Distant from Windsor 17 miles, fare 65c ; from Chatham 28 miles, fare 80c.Mail daily.Population about 300.Archambault Rock, shoemaker Beaudet Alfred, M.D.Bouthillier Frederick, grist mill Buglet Henry, farmer Cadoret Jacques, boat owner Charland John, boat owner Chevalier Antonie, jun., saddler Chevalier Antonie, sen., grocer Chevalier Romuald, blacksmith Cloutier Charles, carpenter Cloutier William, blacksmith Commercial hotel, John Pratt, proprietor Cray John, storekeeper Dayfoot Herbert Michael, M.D.DUMOUCHELLE PATRICE, postmaster, general dealer Gaboury Frederick, M.D.Gauley Robert, gunsmith Graham Francis, reeve, clerk Division court JAHAN REV.EUGENE L,, R.catholic JOANSON JOSEPH W., dealer in dry goods, groceries, provisions, hardware, medicines, hats, caps, boots, shoes, rubbers and ready made clothing, &c.Lacharité Antoine, pearl ash factory Kinne B.F., grist and carding mill McAllister J ohn, lumber merchant McMahon John, councillor Marentelle Patrick, shoemaker Menard Pierre, farmer Meunier Andre, cabinet maker MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Edward Welsh, agent Mousseau Francois Xavier, teacher Ouellette & Hart, blacksmiths Ouellette Janvier, blacksmith Ouellette Gilbert, boat owner Ouellette Victor, township clerk, commissioner for taking affidavits Peel & Brother, grist mill Pratt John, proprietor Commercial ho- te Ray Alexander A, farmer Ray Joseph A., farmer ROCHESTER HOTEL, John Stone, proprietor Steel Mrs.Ann, wid Samuel, hotel STONE JOHN, proprietor Rochester hotel Strong Patrick, farmer TAYLOR JOHN, roprietor Western hotel, general dealer, and livery stable keeper WELSH EDWARD, agent Montreal Telegraph Co., and station master WESTERN HOTEL, John Taylor, proprietor ROCK FORD\u2014A small village in the township of Townsend, county of Norfolk.Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 10 miles, from Brantford, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 20 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Bousfield John Brady George, fxrmer Butler Samuel, laborer Cook Martin, carpenter Downey James, carpenter Graham John, Yaborer Greathead Joseph, postmaster storekeeper Harris Mrs.Ury, wid Timothy Lemons James, blacksmith Lister Mrs.Mary J., wid John Masecar Horace G., saw mill Rockford cheese factory, Wm.Shear, proprietor Ross Ryard, shoemaker Shear William, proprietor Rochford cheese factory Somers Robert J., general store Stringer Mrs.Ann, wid James Thompson captain William, farmer Thompson John, shoemaker Thompson Thomas, farmer Toms John, miller ROCKINGHADN \u2014A small village in the township of Brudenell, county of Renfrew.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Rentrow 47 miles, from Pembroke 50 miles, from Sand Point, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 63 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 50.Harriett William, storekeeper Koriger Frederick, tanner MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., John Watson, agent McDonald E.J., tavernkeeper Potter Charles, blacksmith Peel Alfred, miller Thackery R.K., carpenter WATSON JOHN, postmaster, storekeeper and mill owner, and agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Woodhouse R., innkeeper ROCKLAND\u2014A small place on the river Ottawa, township of Clarence, county of Russell.A large quantity of lumber is manufactured here.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Ottawa 23 miles; fare 75c.; from Montreal 107 miles; from Kingston 280 miles.Mail daily.Population about 130.Allan Robert, lumberer Anderson James & William, farmers Beaton John, farmer Bremmer Patrick, farmer Chalmers Alexander, farmer Edwards Alexander, farmer Edwards James S., farmer Edwards John, farmer Edwards William C., postmaster, lumber merchant, storekeeper Edwards William W., farmer Fellowes George B.L., Q.C., barrister Hunter James, farmer Hunter William, farmer Johns Samuel, farmer Johnston W., farmer Johnston William, farmer Lafontaine Francis,farmer Lough Daniel, farmer McCall James, township clerk MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.McDougall Hugh, farmer McLean Alexander, farmer McLellan John, farmer McMillan Hugh, farmer McPhee Alexander, farmer Mahoney John, farmer Osborne Richard, tailor Ryan Daniel, farmer Sheriff Andrew, farmer Smith Francis, farmer Taylor Henry, blacksmith Way Daniel, farmer Way Frederick, farmer Woodley Charles, farmer ROCK LIFFR\u2014A small place on the south shore of the River Ottawa, township of Head, county of Renfrew.The River Dumoine empties itself t miles distant, on the opposite shore.Distant from Rapides des Joachims 11 miles, from Sand Point, the terminus of the Brock- ville and Ottawa railway, §3 miles.Mail weekly.Bronson & Weston, lumber merchants McIntyre W.H., agent for Bronson & Weston Roc-Roo DOMINION 696 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE OF ROCK PORT\u2014A small village on the north shore of the St Lawrence, township of Escott, county of Leads, in immediate view of the Lake of a Thousand Islands.It is a port of entry.Several froight bonts call here.Distant from Mallorytown, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 9 miles, from Alexandria Bay, New York, to which there is a forry, 8 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 125.Burch Mrs.Alfred Burch William, farmer CARNAGIE À.B., tavernkeeper Cornwall Oharles, assistant postmaster, general merchant Cornwall William, postmaster Dollinger Lewis, wood dealer, farmer Ferguson George, farmer * Ferrett John, farmer Headly John, jun., fisherman Landon Augustus, laborer Lear Thomas, farmer Lynch Hugh C,, elerk Nalty Edward, collector of customs Patterson Daniel Plunket Edward, well digger Root W.A., fisherman Seaman John, farmer Seaman Samuel, farmer Sharrett John, farmer Skinner Uriah, farmer Wood Ira, blacksmith Woods John, joiner White George, ferryman White William, ferryman Wilcox Charles, farmer ROCK SIDE\u2014A small village in the township of Caledon, county of Peol.Distant from Norval, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, {8 miles, from Toronto 35 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 60.Hunter James, farmer Kirkwood Alexander, farmer Kirkwood David, postmaster, farmer Kirkwood John, farmer McArthur Alexander, farmer McDonald Alexander, mechanic McDonald Duncan, laborer McDonald John, blacksmith McDonald James, farmer McLachlan Alexander McLeod John, shoemaker Smith Duncan, farmer * ROCKSPRING\u2014A small village in the township of Elizabethtown, county of Leeds.Distant from Bell's Crossing, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 2 miles, from Brockville 15 miles.Population about 50.Barber William, blacksmith Cook Andrew, carpenter Matthews John, farmer McCormick Robert Powell Joseph, J.P., farmer Powell Robert, farmer Stevens Henry, farmer Stevens John, storekeeper Stevens William, farmer Tackaberry Benjamin, farmer Tackaberry Samuel, farmer ROCK TON\u2014A village in the township of Beverley, county of Wentworth, Distant from Lyndon, a station of tho Great \u2018Western railway, 64 miles, from Hamilton 16 miles, from Toronto 54 miles, Mail daily, Population about 100.Adams John, M.D.Anderson John, Rockton house Andrews Matthew, blacksmith Bannen James, waggonmaker Bannen Patrick, farmer Bannen Richard, farmer * The post office is at Whitehurst.Barlow John, laborer Barnaby H.8, laborer Bell Alexander, teacher Bell David, patent churn dealer Blackburn William, farmer Burgess Francis, laborer Carruthers John, farmer Champs John, farmer Clifford William, farmer Cornell Benony, postmaster, storekeeper, township treasurer Dickson Peter, farmer Elliott Thomas, farmer Farmer's inn, Mrs.Eliza McCusker, proprietress Forsyth William, laborer Gillert John, farmer Henderson Thomas, farmer Henderson William, tax collector Hogan John, laborer Hunter Robert, bailiff Division court Kernaghan Andrew, farmer McCusker Mrs.Eliza, wid Thomas, proprietress Farmer's inn .McDonald Wallace, J.P., clerk Division court McManamy John, farmer Nesbitt Matthew, saw mill owner and lumber merchant Patterson D., farmer Riddle Walter, farmer Rockton house, John Anderson, proprietor Stockman Westley, carpenter Swinton Thomas, farmer \u201cROCK VIEW-\u2014A small place in the Queen's Valley, township of Euphrasia, county of Grey, so called on account of a long stretch of perpendicular limestone rock on each side of the valley, These rocks rise to a great height.rom the summit a beautiful and commaliding view is to be had cf the surrounding country.À large stream of clear water, called Ben- ver river, runs the entire length of the valley, not rapid enough, however, for driving machinery except near the Lu- genia Falls, where the valley is very narrow and rough, and near the outlet on Georgian Bay.A small steamer could navigate this river.Distant from Mecu- ford 16 miles, from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 87 mi Ice.Mail bi-weekly, Purdy Alex., M.D., saw mill Purdy William, postmaster, grist mill BOCK WOOD-\u2014A flourishing village on the River Speed, township of Lramosa, centro riding of the county of Wellington, It has extensive water power, The neighborhood affords some striking scenery.Here are excellent limestone quarries, Rockwood contains grist, saw, and out- meal mills, alarge woollen fuctory, a stave factory, and an excellent academy accommodating from 40 to 50 pupils.Thero isa cheeso factory two miles from the village, Montreal Telegraph Co.has an oflico and the Grand Trunk reilway a station here, Distant from Guelph 7 miles, from Goorgetown 12 miles, from Stratford 47 miles, from Toronto 41 miles.Mail daily.Population about 600, Adams Alexander, druggist Armstrong John, carpenter Barry Brothers, stave tactors and coopers Barry Edward, of Barry Brothers Barry James, jun, of Barry Brothers Barry James, sen., cooper Beales Isuac E., shoemaker Beatrope John, cooper Benner Roland M., shoemaker Brooks John mill hand CANADIAN EXPRESS CO, J.Duncan, agent Carson William, builder * Tho post oflice is calle 1 Kimber'oy.Clark David, jun., miller Clak David, sen., J.P., flouring millr and barrel head turning fuctory Commercial hotel, John C.Stull, proprietor Collom Edward, teacher Copeland David, carpenter Coram George, mason Corner Thomas, carpenter Cornish rev.George 11., Wesleyan Cummings John, proprictor Dominions hotel Cunningham John, tailor Currie Reuben C., M.D.Demick rev.M., Episcopal methodist Dominion hotel, John Cummings, proprietor Dooley John, signalman G.T.R.Dunbar Wellington, clerk DUNCAN JOHN, telegraph operator and station agent, G.T.R.and agent Canadian Express Co.Duffield Strickland, proprietor Railroad hotel Dutton J.W., boots and shoes Ellis John, cattle dealere Eramosa flour and oat mills, W.Far- rish, proprietor Farrish William, proprietor Eramosa flour and oatmeal mills Fitzsimmons William, school teacher Garstang John, section foreman G.T.R.Godfrey Joseph, cooper Greaves Simon, carpenter HARRIS & CO., woollen factory and.saw mill Harris John R., of Harris & Co Harris Joseph, of Harris & Co.Harris Thomas, of Harris & Co.Hempstreet William, butcher Hewatt Thomas, mill hand Hill John, teamster Hodgkinson William, cheese factory and farmer Hogg John, cooper\u2019 Hoskins Charles, cooper Howie Andrew, blacksmith Knowles James W., saddler Lee Matthew, carpenter Lee Patrick, carpenter MoCAIG & [MoMILLAN, proprietors Rockwood academy.See Adv McCarthy William, clerk Division court, commissioner in B.R., storekeeper McCulloch James, M.D.McDermott Hugh, cooper McLeod John, merchant McMackon Thomas, cooper McMurry Charles, butcher McQueen Alexander, J.P, reeve Mngee Edward, switchman G.T.R.Mitchell David, laborer Monck Francis, blacksmith MONTREAL TELEGRAPH co, y Duncan, agent Moore John; J.P., farmer Morris Samuel, carritgemaker Morris William, curringemaker Morrow Willinm, carpenter Mullin John, harnessmaker Murphy Thomas, builder Nealon Thomas, waggonmaker Nelson John, dry goods and groceries Orr Isnac, coopor Padmore George, teamster Passmore Brothers, general merchants Passmore Charles, of Passmore Brothers: Passmore John, of Passmore Brothers Passmore Robert, jun, of Passmore: Brothers Passmore Robert, sen., postmaster Porkins William, M.D.deputy » ONTARIO, ] DOMINION 697 DIRECTORY.Rop-Rosa Railroad hotel, 8.Duffield, proprietor Ramshaw Robert, laborer Reeves rev, Edward, Presbyterian Reid David, carpenter Robertson George, blacksmith ROCKWOOD ACADEMY, McCaig & McMillan, proprietors.See Adv Rockwood Bakery, J.Wright, proprietor.Smith Lewis, carpenter Stout Eli, stovedealer and tinsmith Stovell William, butcher Strange Henry, J.P., provincial land surveyor Stull John C., proprietor Commercial hotel Swazey Ralph, teamster Taylor Edward, miller Turner John, blacksmith Walker William, cloth fuller Walker William, miller Wetherald Thomas Williams John, grocer, boots and shoes Wilson John, clerk Wright John, proprietor Rockwood bakery RODGERVILLE\u2014A village in the townships of Usborne and Hay, county of Huron.Distant from Clinton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 13 miles, fare 50c.; from Seaforth 13 miles.Mail daily.Population about 70.Baker Henry, carpenter Bogue Henry, M.D.Bouthron Jas., postmaster, storekeeper Case Joseph, farmer Case Thomas, farmer Case William, J.P., farmer Curry James, cabinetmaker Done Hadley, tannery Dougal Mrs.Henry, farmer Edmondstone Miss Eliza Elder James, farmer Elder William & James, farmers Hyslop Thomas, blacksmith Lamb Thomas, J.P., farmer and money lender Lamb Thomas, painter Logie rev.John, Scotch presbyterian Logie William, sen.Marshall John P., builder McLeod George, blacksmith Mitchell Valentine, storekeeper Moir George, teacher Muir Andrew, dealer in patent rights Patterson Robert, farmer Phillips Luther, blacksmith Pierce Thomas, shoemaker Pollock Marshall, farmer Rodgers Matthew, farmer Ross Gavin, farmer Snell Thomas, innkeeper Stinson Henry, blacksmith Thompson Bernard, laborer Whiteford Adam, farmer White William, farmer Wright Mrs.RODNNY\u2014 A small village in tho township of Aldborough, county of Elgin.Distant from Newbuty, a station of the Great Western railway, 10 miles.Mall bi-weekly.Iopulatiob about 80.Carpenter Luther, saw and shingle mill Coates Richard, farmer Forest inn, William Hoskins, proprietor Frederiel Henry, teamster Hillman Daniel, sawyer Hoskins John, proprietor Rodney house Hoskins Theophilus, laborer Hoskins Willian, laborer Hosking William, sen, proprietor Forest inn Humphrey Albert, postmaster Johnston George, teamster Lusty Nathaniel, laborer Mapes William, engineer Newcombe Henry, blacksmith Sutherland John, sawyer Walker Dugal, of N.& D.Walker Walker N.D., saw mill Walker Neil, of N.& D.Walker * ROEBUCK\u2014A village in the township of Augusta, county of Grenville.Distant from Spencerville, a station of the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 3 miles, fare 50c.Mail bi-weekly, Population of neighborhood about 100.Baker James, farmer Barton George, farmer Barton Stephen, farmer Bovaird James, farmer Bovaird William, farmer Brown Sylvester, postmaster, grocer Dunbar George, farmer Gore Morris, farmer Heck Jacob, saw mill Hotten William, farmer Jackson William, farmer Johnson Robert, farmer Kelso Charles, farmer Kelso Hugh, farmer Kelso James, farmer Kelso Matthew, farmer Kelso Thomas, farmer Kingston Thomas, farmer Lawrence Albert, blacksmith ; Owens James, farmer Soley Thomas, farmer ROKEBY\u2014A post office station west of Doran, and north of Morrow and of McGregor\u2019s mills, township of south Sherbrooke, county of Lanark.Distant from Perth, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 17 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 30.Adams A.postmaster Bowles William, storekeeper McKay John, blacksmith ROMNEY\u2014A post office station in the Bvaship of Romney, county of Kent.Distant from Baptiste Creek, a station of the Great Western railway, 14 miles, from Chatham, the county town, 30 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 20.Coatsworth C., postmaster and preventive officer H.M.customs RONA LDSA Y\u2014A small place in the township of Proton, county of Grey.Distant from Priceville $12 \u2018miles, from Mount Forest 17 miles, from Arthur village 21 miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 50 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Populationtadbout 150.Armstrong William, constable Beaton John, farmer Brown William, farmer Crabb Mrs., weaver Crabb William, stonemason Dezell John, teamster Dingwall Andrew, farmer Dowe Peter, school teacher Dunn William, township auditor and farmer Esplen John, secretary and treasurer of school Fetter James, farmer Fullerton Archibald, farmer Fullerton Neil, farmer and butcher Henderson Miss, school teacher Jack James, assessor, tavern inspector and farmer McArdle Joseph, postmaster, general merchant, commissioner in B.R.town - ship clerk and farmer * Formerly called Heck\u2019s corners.McArthur Maleplm, farmer McDonald Alexander, farmer McDonald Allen, farmer McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald John, farmer .McDonald William, reeve and proprietor saw mill McEachenie Alexander, farmer McEachenie John, farmer McEachenie Mrs., weaver McEachenie Neil, farmer McEachenie Roderick, sailor MeMordo John, teamster McPhail Alexander, farmer McGilvery Malcolm, farmer RONDEAU HARBOR\u2014A small village on Lake Erie, township of Harwich, county of Kent.This is one of the finest harbors on the Lake, but owing to the shallowness of the water is not much used.Distant from Chatham, a station of the- Great Western railway, 18 miles, fare 5c.Mail daily.Population about 150.Anger Mounteville, farmer Bass Jonathan, hotelkeeper Brown Gideon, postmaster Burk Samuel, ship owner Demiss George, tarmer Faulconer Michael, farmer Ford James, carpenter Geraw Charles, farmer Geraw Willot, farmer Hartford Ezdriah Hartford Fifield Hartford George Hartford Samuel, ship owner Hartford Thomas, farmer Kilmer William, farmer Laird James G., farmer McIntyre Robert, teacher Newcomb Samuel, blacksmith Passmore Frank, shoemaker Reynolds George, farmer Stoddart Edwin L., saw mill Story Thomas, farmer Winter Edward, farmer Winter Henry, farmer Woods Ansel ROSA \u2014A small village in the township: of Murray, county of Northumberland.Distant from Trenton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, fare 25c.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Arnett George, farmer Arnett William, blacksmith Breesley William, laborer Collins John, shoemaker Cross William, J.P., farmer house Cruise William W., farmer Cusmut Samuel, weaver Donohue John, innkeeper .Fieldhouse Henry, postmaster, township clerk and clerk Division court Fitzgerald James, farmer Girtshaw John S., J.P, miller Guntis Samuel, farmer Horsley Thomas B., blacksmith Horsley William, farmer Jamieson George, farmer Lawson George R., constable Maybee Abraham B, gardener McCall Alexander, sawyer McCall George, farmer McCall John, reeve McCall John D., sawyer McDougal John, farmer Meenay Hugh, weaver Murphy Michael, farmer Orser James, farmer Quackinbush Israel, farmer Roberts Edwin, trader Roceay John, school teacher Ryan John, carpenter Ros-Ros DOMINION 698 DIRECTORY.[ProviNog or \u2018Smith Russell, carpenter Struthers Jacob, farriet Summers Michael, farmer Weaver Marshall B., bailiff Wessels John, farmer Wessels Owen, farmer *IROSEBANK\u2014A small village in the townships of Brantford and South Dum- fries, county of Brant.Distant from Brantford, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, miles, Mail tri-weokly.Population about 40.\u2018Durnin Alexander, postmaster McKenna Stephen, laborer McLaughlin George, farmer «Shipman Mrs.Jane, wid George, tavern Shipman Paul, farmer Van Every Edward, blacksmith ROSEDA LE\u2014A small village in the township of Fenelon, county of Victoria.It is beautifully situated between Lakes Balsam and Cameron.Distant from Lindsay, the county town and a station of the Midland railway, 20 miles, fare $1.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 150.Adams William, laborer Brown Abraham W., hotelkeeper Daniels John, farmer Dundas John, farmer Harlow James, farmer Guild Richard, farmer Irvin Samuel, farmer Irvin William, farmer Lockhart Thomas, farmer McIntyre John, sen., farmer MeNeil Moses, postmaster, grocer O\u2019Brien Alfred, farmer O\u2019Brien Roderick, farmer Smanton George, farmer Smith Thomas, farmer Stephens George, blacksmith Truax Harmas, cooper Watson Isaac, farmer Windrum Samuel, carpenter + ROSEDENE \u2014 A settlement in the township of Gainsborough, county of Lincoln, Distant from Beamsville, 2 station of the Great Western railway, 10 miles, from St Catharines12 miles.\u2018Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Brown Zachiner, J.P., farmer Crow Enoch, carpenter Diamond Andrew, blacksmith \u201cGreenwood James, saw mill owner Lampman Abraham, farmer Lampman Absolom, farmer Lampman Robert, farmer Lane Benjamin, farmer McKay Cornelius, postmaster, storekeeper Middlefelt John, farmer Pisher Peter, farmer Swarts George, carpenter Thompson David J., farmer Wiley Jacob, carpenter ROSEMONT\u2014A village at the corner of the four townships of Mono, Mulmur, Adjala, and Tosorontio, county of Simcoe.Distant from Gilford, a station of the Northern railway, 18 miles, faro #1.15; from Orangeville,\u201d a station of the Toronto,Grey and Bruce railway, 18 miles, from Toronto 52 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Aberdeen James, blacksmith Abram Moses, saddler Amos Charles, saddler Amos Joseph, shoemaker Armstrong James, M.D.Armstrong Thomas M., M.D.Armstrong lieut.colonel Bailey W.H., saddler * Also called Shipman\u2019s Corners.t Formerly called Vienna.Boddy S., clerk Bowers Michael, blacksmith Bowes Edward F., storekeeper Brown John, storekeeper and blacksmith Colling rev.Joseph, Wesleyan Coleman John, school teacher CORBETT RICHARD, grocer, druggist, conveyancer, and issuer of marriage licenses Cumberland James, saddler CUMMING GEORGE, postmaster, general merchant, author Cumming's profit, discount and interest table, commissioner in Q.B., conveyancer, and issuer of marriage licenses Donehey William, merchant Frarey Thomas, clerk Gallagher Thomas, farmer Gallagher William, framer GOWAN THOMAS, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, and milliner Hall rev.Luke, Primitive methodist Henderson Thomas, tavern and storekeeper Henderson Robert, merchant Hillick John, tailor Livingstone rev.P.S., Presbyterian McCallum Duncan, lessee Rosemount hotel McCracken William, farmer McLaren Duncan, waggonmaker Morrison Alexander, armer MARRIAGE LICENSES, George Cumming, issuer Morrison Hugh, J.P.Morrison John, farmer, blacksmith Morrison Robert, farmer Morrison William, farmer Robinson Samuel, bailiff 7th Division court, Shaw Robert, farmer Smith Thomas, farmer Solomon Charles, farmer Solomon George, blacksmith Solomon John, farmer Solomon William, farmer Tait Joshua, farmer Telford John, carriagebuilder Turner John, bootmaker Wilkinson Arthur, M.D.Wright Joseph, auctioneer Wright William, waggonmaker ROSENEATH-\u2014A village in the town- slip of Alnwick, county of Northumber- land.Distant from Cobourg, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 20 miles, fare 50c.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Allen Robert, waggonmaker Bresbin William, councillor .Brown Henry, blacksmith Campbell James, jun., constable Campbell James, sen., J.P., councillor Dawe John, shoemaker Downs W., farmer Drope Wm., J.P., reeve, miller, farmer Edmonson Alexander, blacksmith Eley William, cabinetmaker Kennedy Alexander, storekeeper Kesler David, laborer Leaper James, tavernkeeper Liscum George, cabinetmaker McGrarey James, shoemaker McRoberts James, laborer Metcalfe Alfred, postmaster, storelceeper Noden William, M.D.Pomeroy Oliver, carpenter Robins William, councillor Stevenson Frederick, tailor Thackery John, J.P., councillor Thackery Peter, constable Turner George : Whittaker George, township clerk and treasurer Yule James, J.P., farmer ROSE'LTA\u2014A small place in the township of Lanark, north riding of tho county of Lanark.Distant from Middleville § miles, from Almonte, a station of the Brookville and Ottawa railway, 12 miles, from Porth 20 miles.Mail bi-wockly.Population about 20.Campbell David, farmer Craig Adam, farmer Deck William, farmer McFarlane Robert, postmaster, farmer * ROSEVILLE\u2014A small village in the township of Montague, county of Lan- ark.Distant from Smith's Falls, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 5 miles, from Kilmarnock, on the Rideau cunal, 2 miles, Mail bi-weekly, Population about 100.Barton William, grocer Clark Peter, J.P., postmaster, farmer Code John, farmer Condu Alexander, farmer Davis John, cattle dealer Dillabough Philip, cooper Fields Nelson, blacksmith Gill William, school teacher Livingston Robert, provision dealer Scott John, shoemaker - Shields John, J.P., cattle dealer Suffran William, farmer Wilson Christopher, farmer Wilson John, farmer ROSEVILLE\u2014A village in the township of North Dumfries, county of Waterloo.Distant from Berlin, the county town, 8 miles, from Preston, a station of the Great Western railway, 8 miles, from Toronto, 59 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200.Barton James, saw mill Boyd James, school teacher Bricker Benjamin, farmer Bricker Jacob, farmer Bricker Noah, farmer Clemens Jacob, proprietor Globe hotel Degleish John, farmer Detutociler B.W., cider manufacturer Detweiler Enoch R., preacher, farmer Gingrich Moses, postmaster, storekeeper Globe hotel, Jacob Clemens, proprietor Good Jacob, blacksmith Good Jonathan, farmer Grim Martin, cooper Gross David, laborer Hallman Benjamin, farmer Hallman Jacob, carpenter Hallman Samuel, laborer Keiser Christian, cooper Keiser Frederick, blacksmith Licht Frederick, waggonmalker McGarvey William, proprietor Roseville hotel Martin John, laborer Mowers Nicholas, butcher Nechtel Daniel, weaver Rosenberger Benjamin : ; Roseville hotel, W.McGarvey, proprietor Shearer William, cooper Singer William, shoemaker Snyder Daniel, farmer Snyder David, farmer Windenburg Frank, blacksmith ROSLIN\u2014A pleasant village in the township of Thurlow, county of Hastings.Distant from Beliaville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 14 miles, faro 66e ; from Bridgewator 17 miles, fare 860.Mall daily.\u201d Yopulation about 200.Anderson Alexander * The post oflice is oalled Montague. ONTARIO.] Anderson John, farmer Bell George, farmer Campbell John Campbell William, J.P., farmer Carnahan Barnard, postmaster, storekeeper \u2018Carter Orlen, waggonmaker Clapsadel George, farmer Dale Samuel, blacksmith Emerson John, J.P., farmer Gray rev.James M, Presbyterian Gray John Hamilton Charles S., M.D.Hewit Eprahim, blacksmith Hewit Miss Jane, milliner Hudson Charles, deputy reeve Hudson William, carriagemaker Huget David, farmer Huget John, farmer McCready Thomas, farmer MeNellis Lawery, cabinetmaker Martin William, tavernkeeper Masson Alexander, farmer Mickeljohn Robert, blacksmith Nickson William, waggonmaker Palmer John, storekeeper Philips George, waggonmaker Vair William, storekeeper White John, reeve Wilson Benjamin S., M.D.Wilson John, J.P., farmer Wilson Thomas, farmer ROSSE A U\u2014A village in the township of Humphrey, county of Simcoe.In summer steamboats leave Lakes Rosseau, Muskoka and Simcoe for Barrie and Bell Ewart.Distant from Barrie, a station of the Northern railway, 90 miles, fare by stage $3.75; from Toronto 150 miles.Mail daily in summer, bi-weekly in winter.Population about 200.Alexander Samuel, farmer Asa Abraham, guide Beggamagobo John, guide Beley Benjamin S., farmer Best Samuel G., storekeeper Blincoe George, hunter Browning Robert M., attorney Clifford Edward, farmer Cooper James, hotelkeeper Ditchburn Henry, farmer Ditchburn John, farmer Ditchiburn William, postmaster, farmer Draycott Thomas, farmer Finlay William D., farmer Foster J.W., farmer Greer Samuel M., storekeeper Gregg William, carpenter Irwin Richard, hotelkeeper Kirkman Thomas, tinsmith Knight Cameron, engineer Knight Thomas, painter Leonard James, farmer Lugton George, accountant MeBlain Alexander, farmer Magor William, farmer Martin William, boot and shoemaker Meizenheimer Abraham, cooper and carpenter Meseley rev.Robert, ch of England Morgan James, farmer Newton rev.Wm, D.D,, ch of England Pratt William H., proprietor Rosseau House hotel Robertson Charles, farmer Rosseau House hotel, W.H, Pratt, proprietor Scott captain John Shuttleworth Robert, carpenter Sivett & Sons, farmers Slade George, clerk Styles Robert, farmer Walton \u2014, M.D.DOMINION 699 DIRECTORY.Wasley Frank, farmer Williams Albert, farmer Wilson James, farmer Wilson Matthew, farmer * ROTHSAY\u2014A village in the township of Maryborough, county of Wellington.It contains saw, shingle, steam and water power grist mills, a woollen factory and a tannery, Presbyterian, Wesleyan, and church \u201cof England churches, &ec.Distant from Harriston 11 miles, fare50c ; from Elora, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 16 miles, \u201cfare 75¢ ; from Guelph, a station of the Grand Trunk and Great Western railways, 29 miles, fare 40c.Mail daily.Population about 250.Allen George,shoemaker Anderson rev.Daniel, Presbyterian ANGLO-AMERICAN HOTEL, Charles B.Lowe, proprietor Barber Charles, shoemaker Calkins E.S.Calkins Slyman, butcher Cobhean Thomas, blacksmith Comrie Duncan, tinsmith Cooper Mrs.John, milliner Dickson John H., general merchant Dolmage Adam, carpenter and builder Drury Wm., reporter and shoemaker Fisher Henry, sawyer Fotheringham John, waggonmaker Gubb William, saw and grist mill Hardy A., teamster Harrington Thomas M., waggonmaker Hastings Thomas, blacksmit Hazelton Thomas, teamster and farmer Henderson William, laborer Holmes Charles, carder Holmes Thomas, proprietor Rothsay woollen factory Howard John, builder Kilpatrick Joseph, blacksmith LOWE CHARLES B, proprietor Anglo- American hotel, and grain dealer Lowe John C., trader Lowes William, merchant McKenzie Kenneth, carriagemaker Metcalf William, carpenter Mitchell James, tannery Moore James F., tailor Moore Richard S.J.P., commissioner, convevancer, &c.Munro David, cabinet dealer Ogden John, carpenter and builder Spodeste Charles, laborer Stull Brock H., Royal hotel Stull George W., postmaster, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, &c.Ullyot Henry, M.D.Watchorn R., carpenter Woods John, weaver ROUGE HILL\u2014A small village in the township of Pickering, county of Ontario.Distant from Frenchiman\u2019s Bay, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 2 miles, from Whitby, the county town, 11 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Bird James, farmer Collins Jabez, farmer Cowne William, farmer Crew Richard, stage owner Fisher William, jun, farmer Fisher William, sen., farmer Fulton Robert, boatbuilder Graham Hugh, postmaster, hotelkeeper Graham John, farmer Ham John, farmer Ham William, laborer Hamlin Seth, farmer Holburn Thomas, farmer Ley Charles, farmer Maxwell James, miller * Also called Maryborough Village.Ros-Rur Moffatt John, farmer Palmer George S., farmer Palmer James S., farmer Palmer Sennica 5, farmer Penhall Mrs E., wid William, tavern Pierce John, magon Sorby John, farmer Stephens John, blacksmith Tait George, conveyancer Taylor James, farmer Tripp Joshua, carpenter Vanhorne Squire, farmer ROUND PLAINS\u2014A village in the township of Townsend, county of Norfolk.There is a large saw and shingle mill within one mile from this place.Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 8 miles, from Paris, a station ofthe Grand Trunk and Great Western railways, 18 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 150.Blake William, farmer Brooks Henry, farmer Cable John, blacksmith Gilleshy George, deputy postmaster.storekeeper Langs Foster, farmer Langs George W., innkeeper Langs Henry, farmer Lefler Daniel, farmer LEWIS LEVI, proprietor saw, shingle lath and picket mill, situated 4 miles west of Waterford Linderbury William, farmer Messacar Allen, farmer Messacar Job, farmer Messacar John, farmer Monroe Justis, farmer Murray John P., waggonmaker Pegg Wesley, school teacher Perney John, J.P., farmer Pew Charles, farmer Searls Henry, farmer Searls Moses, farmer Sovereign Lawrence, farmer Waugh John, farmer Weaver John, postmaster RUGBY\u2014A small village in the township of Oro, county of Simcoe.Distant from Barrie, à station of the Northern railway, 21 miles, fare 81; from Toronto 85 miles.Mail daily in winter, tri-weekly in summer.Population about 75.Adam James, blacksmith Anderson John, farmer Ball James, postmaster, waggonmaker and storekeeper Bone David, farmer Brown George, farmer Cameron Donald, farmer Crook Richard, farmer Fell Isaac, farmer Jackson Peter, shoemaker Johnston William, farmer Lilster George, farmer Locke William, farmer May William, farmer Miller John, teacher Robertson Andrew, farmer Robertson George, farmer Rutherford John, farmer Sanderson rev.J.G., Congregationalist RUTHER FOR D-A post office station in the township of Dawn, couuty of Lambton, electoral division of Bothwell.Distant from Thamesville, a station of the Great Western railway, 12 miles, from London 61 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 100.Auderson William, farmer Blake Henry, farmer Boyles John, tavernkeeper Brown James C., farmer Brown John, postmaster, farmer Burns Jerry, farmer Rur-SaB DOMINION 700 DIRECTORY.[ProVINOE or Burns Patrick, farmer Burns Simeon, farmer Burns Thomas, farmer Coborough James, farmer Cooper James, farmer Coram William, farmer Dollan Jolin, farmer Fenby George, farmer Harrison John, farmer Johnston Roderick, farmer Johnston Samuel, farmer Jordan William, farmer Lilly Henry, farmer Livingston Archibald, farmer McClune Alexander, farmer McDonald Alexander, farmer McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald John, furmer McDougald Donald, farmer McGuire George, farmer MeInnerty Thomas, farmer McNeil Neil, farmer Moore Enoch, farmer Morehouse Jonas, farmer Nutter Richard, farmer Prescot James, farmer Prescot Thomas, farmer Reid John, farmer Reid Peter, farmer Reid William, farmer \u2018Webster Ira, farmer *RUTLEDGEVILLE \u2014 A small village in the township of Huntingdon, connty of Hastings.Distant from Belle- ville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 17 miles, fare 624c.Population about 80.Archibald James, J.P., farmer Benson James, blacksmith Dean Adam, blacksmith Garner Jeremiah, innkeeper Linster Thomas, blacksmith Maze James, farmer Ranson Samuel, waggonmaker Roy John, farmer Roy Samuel, farmer Rutledge James, storekeeper Rutledge Robert, farmer RUTHYVEN\u2014A village in the township of Gosfield, county of Essex.It does à large business in\u201d lumber, railroad ties and staves, Distant from Kingsville 4 miles, from Belle Rivière, a station ofthe Great Western railway, 18 miles, from Windsor 30 miles, fare $1.Mail daily.Population about 150, Deihl Henry, engineer Deming Hubert storekeeper and lumber merchant Fox John J., farmer Gillespie Hugh, blacksmith Harrington Jason, boots and shoe Heatherington J ohn, carpenter Lane George, shoemaker LOVELACE AMBROSE E., secretary Ruthven woollen mill LOVELESS LEVI, Ruthven hotel Lypps Francis, mill owner McNutt John, storekeeper Moore John, grocer NEAL GEORGE A.M.D., physician and surgeon Pulford Alfred, waggonmaker RUTHVEN HOTEL, Levi Loveless, proprietor Ruthven Hugh, postmaster, farmer and rain dealer RUTHVEN WOOLLEN MILL, Henry Wigle, managing director; Ambrose E.Lovelace, secretary Stockwell George, shoemaker Sullivan Mrs.Margaret, hotelkeeper * Formerly called Broadville, The post office is at West Huntingdon.Wigle Christian R., blacksmith Wigle Henry, managing director of Ruthven woollen mill, farmer Wigle Joel C., butcher Wigle Mrs, Dency, wid Michael Wild Samuel, factory hand RYCK MANS COORNERS\u2014A village in fhe township of Barton, county of Wentworth.Distant from IIanilton, the county town and a station of the Great Western railway, 4 miles, fare by stage 25c.; from Toronto 44 miles.Mail dally, Population about 160.Allison William, farmer and blacksmith Barton house, Henry McKee, proprietor Bond Silas, farmer and butcher Baneham Thomas, boot and shoe maker Bull rev.George A., ch of England Carr John, proprietor Royal Oak hotel Dawson George, waggonmaker Davis Joseph, butcher De Coverley Charles Roger, gardener Gage William, farmer Hagle Nelson, constable Hess Audrew, laborer Hess Jacob, farmer Hess Jacob M., farmer Hess Peter, farmer Hines Charles, butcher Hurd Samuel, farmer Johnson John W., painter McKee Henry, proprietor Barton house Peacock Arthur, farmer and butcher Royal Oak hotel, John Carr, proprietor Ryckman Hamilton, farmer Smith Daniel, laborer Wells Joshua, furmer Wells William, postmaster, builder and contractor Wickett John, butcher Wilson William, storekeeper White William, farmer Woodman John, labouer Young Henry, gardener Young James, teamster Young John, laborer RYEGATE\u2014A small village in the township of Kast Sandwich, county of Essex.There is herea station of the Great Western railway called Tecumseh, Distant from London 110 miles, Mail biweekly.Population about200, Beausoleil Auguste, school trustee Beausoleil Olivier, farmer Belleperche François, councillor Benoit Pierre, mason Brouillet Etienne, constable Cadet Jean B., mill owner and tavern Christe Joseph, postmaster, innkeeper Fauteaux rev.Pierre, R.catholic Fontaine Dennis, blacksmith Gauthier Donies, constable, tavern Guichard Daniel, M.D., coroner Hennin Jean S., school teacher Hébert Jacques, farmer Hébert Jea:1, shingle mill Jacques Joseph, blacksmith Jenesse Barnabe, treasurer of township Jenesse François, farmer Jenesse Jules, farmer Laine Jean Baptiste, tavern and grocer Langlois Honoré, farmer Langlois Joseph, tavernkeeper Lesperance Mubert, farmer Lesperance Noé, carpenter Letourneau Xavier, carpenter Lozon Joseph, baker MeRoy T., blacksmith and tavernkeeper Mailloux polite, furmer Maitre Eugène, mason Maitre Jacques, shoemaker Maitre Joseph, school trustee Paré Antoine, carpenter Purent Cléophas, carpenter Perrault Pierre, waggonmaker, tuvern Rhenume Laurent, farmer Rheaume Norbert, councillor Ryan James, farmer Seguin Alexander, school trustee Stguin Pierre, butcher Vilaire dit St Louis Joseph, assessor Vilaire dit St Louis Léandre, furmer *RYLSTONE\u2014A small village in the township of Seymour, county of Northum.berland.Distant from Believille, a sta~ tion of the Grand Trunk railway, 30 miles, Mnil weekly.l\u2019opulntion about 100, Allan David, postmaster, saw and grist mill Dunn Alexander, farmer Harton Robert, farmer Hay John, farmer Irvine Jumes, farmer Irvine William, farmer Loucks Peter, farmer Lyle John, miller Micklejohn John, farmer Micklejohn Peter, furmer Robertson George, farmer Rutherford Robert, farmer Steward John, farmer Sweek Samuel, farmer Watson Alexander, farmer Watson James, farmer Whitmarsh Robert, farmer SABLE\u2014A scttlement in the township of West Williams, county of Middlesex.Distant from Park Hill 5 miles, from Strathroy, a station ofthe Sarnia branch of the Great Western railway, 14 miles, from London 30 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Allison Hugh, farmer Boucher Daniel, farmer Bratt Jonah, farmer Cameron Malcolm, farmer Cruckshanks John, farmer Cruckshanks Robert, farmer Dignam Bernard, farmer Fisher James, farmer Galbraith Angus, farmer Galbraith John, farmer Gilbert Jacob, farmer Gray John, farmer Harvey Duncan, farmer Holmes Jacob, thresher Jackson Mathias, farmer Love John, farmer McAdam Andrew, farmer McAdam John, farmer McCallum Peter, farmer McCubbin John, farmer \u2018Ut McDonald Allan, postmaster, farmer McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald John, farmer McGregor Donald, farmer McGregor Duncan, farmer McGregor John, furmer McIntosh Angus R., farmer Melntyre L.ë.JP, storekeeper Melntyre Ronald, former McKellar Donald, farmer McKenzie Donald, farmer McKenzie Jol, farmer McKenzie William, farmer MeKigan Angus, farmer McLean Neil, farmer McLachlan Angus, farmer McLeish Archibald, farmer McLeish Donald, farmer McLeod Donald, farmer McMillan Angus, furmer McNeil Alexander, farmer McNiel Malcolm, farmer McPherson Angus, farmer McPherson Donald, farmer * Also called Allan\u2019s Mills. ONTARI0.] DOMINION 701 DIRECTORY.SAI-SAN Pirie Alexander, farmer Teeple Edward, farmer Watson Hugh, farmer White John, farmer SAINTFIELD\u2014A small village in the township of Reach, county of Ontario.Distant from Whitby, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 22 miles, fare 81; from Toronto 52 mile: Mall daily.Population about 180, Asling Edward, farmer Beacroft Alvery, joiner Brown Luther, carpenter Cameron Alexander, hotelkeeper Curtin John, shoemaker Eck Charles, saddier Eck Daniel T., saddler Gihson Thomas, laborer Graham James, J.P.reeve Horn Alexander, weaver McKay Angus, tailor McKay Donald, storekeeper Noble Harvey, farmer Philips William farmer Primitive Methodist church, mission from Manchester Richardson George, farmer Sanders William, pustmaster, maker Scott Mrs, wid Andrew Scott Mrs.Clemima Stones Amos, drover and butcher Thomson Archibald, school teacher Town Duncan, farmer Truax Alexander, farmer Vesey William, laborer Watson Alexander, blacksmith Watson, Thomas, farmer Wilkinson John SA LEM\u2014A village beautifully situated on the Irvine river, township of Nichol, county of Wellington.It contains saw and flouring mills, two tanneries, last, peg, and stave factories, a brewery, a large foundry, à brickyard, and a\u2019 Wesleyan church.Distant from Elora, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 1 mile, from Fergus 4 miles, from Guelph, & station ofthe Grand Trunk and Great Western railways, 14 miles.Mail daily.Population about 800.Allan Alexander, of W.& À.Allan Allan W.& A, general store Allan William, of W.& A.Allan Arkell James, miller Auger Henry, waggonmaker Badley Edward, grocer Beck Adam, cooper Bell Robert, shoemaker » Beuerlein Charles, carpenter Binney James, mason Bitzer Mrs.Dorothy, Ontario house Black Thomas, finisher Bryden William, miller Buchan Robert, baker Burnett George, produce dealer Calder James, weaver Callaghan J ohn, mason Choeseman John, stave factory Clark James, baker Cooney Edward, finisher Crowley J.H,, bricklayer \u2018Crowley James, mason \u2018Cummar John, miller Doerbecker Conrad, brickyard Dyce Frank, hotelkcoper Eby Audrew, head miller Eby Frank, pedlar Eby Jacob B., grist and Houring mill Ernest George, tanner Ernest Gilbert, cooper Field William R., of Keeling & Field Findlay Alex.groceries, dry goods Findiny David, anctioncer and bailiff Findlay James, J.P.shoe- Fisher Louis, butcher Fischer Christian, cabinet factory Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer Flad George, hotelkeeper, farmer Forbes William, mason Fraser Hugh, shoemaker Fraser John, dry goods, Gerrie Rohert, blacksmit Gibbs Robert, school teacher GLADSTONE JAMES, proprietor peg roceries, &c.factory Gordon Joseph, moulder Griffith J.W., M.D.Hall & Co., wood turners Hall Henry, of Hall & Co.Harris Michael, lime burner Hay Miss, school teacher Hessey James, blacksmith Holland Thomas, cooper Hopkins Robert, miller Hornberger G., shoemaker Hornberger John, tanner Huck George, flour packer Hunter John, cattle breeder .Irvine foundry, Isaac Modeland, proprietor Irvine mills, Whitlaw & Gay, proprietors Johnston Alexander, of Johnston & Simpson Johnston & Simpson, blacksmiths and waggonmakers .Keeling Charles, of Keeling & Field Keeling & Field, sash, door and blind factory Keil John, proprietor Union hotel and cooper Keith John, farmer Kelly Thomas L., hotelkeeper Kelly William, moulder Kernahan Miss, school teacher Kilpatrick Robert, waggonmaker Lamb James, blacksmith Lawrance John H., tailor McGuire Hugh, butcher McGurn Thomas, bricklayer McQueen Robert, cattle breeder Mair John, J.P., reeve, farmer Marshall Samuel, finisher Mathieson William, laborer Middletou James, farmer Modeland Isaac, Irvine foundry Mowza Charles, laborer Munroe John, blacksmith Mutoh Francis, carpenter.Mutch John M., carpenter Nicol William, mason Ontario house, Mrs.D.Bitzer, proprietress Parker David G., woodworker Parker George, conper Parker George B., woodworker Petcher William, miller Quinlan Daniel, shoemaker Reuter Jacob, proprietor Salem brewery Riley John, laborer Roberts Wm, proprietor Salem bakery Rodenbiller Philip, bricklayer Salem bakery, Wm.Roberts, proprietor Salem brewery, Jacob Reuter, proprietor Salem hotel, F.Dyce, proprietor Schuler Charles, of Hall & Co.Schuler Christian, of Hall & Co.Shannon Michael, blacksmith Shannon Peter, sawyer Shibley George, tanner Shibley John, currier Short George, farmer Simpson John, waggonmaker Simpson Robert, of Johnston & Simpson Smith James, laborer Smith William, blacksmith Snider Nelson, teamster Stone Robert Winn, M.D.Studdig William, tanner Sutherland George, mason Thacker John, woodworker Todd David, finisher Trenholm Samuel Unger Louis, cabinetmaker Union hotel, John Keil, proprietor Utzelmann George, head sawyer Vance Edward, hutcher Wallace Samuel B., manager last factory Walker George, saddler Watson L.W,, proprietor tannery Watt Alexander, cattle breeder Webster John, carpenter Welsh Alexander, fireman Whitlaw & Gay, proprietors Irvine mills Williams Richard, moulder Williamson David, saddler Wingerfielder Antonio, miller Wissler Ezra, of Wissler & Co.WISSLER & CO., tannery, saw mill and general merchants - Wissler John R., J.P., of Wissler & Co, postmaster, councillor Ziegler Caspar, harness shop SALFORD\u2014A village in the township of Dereham.county of Oxford.Distant from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 4 miles, fare 25¢.; from Woodstock, the county town, 14 miles, from London 24 miles, Mail daily, Population about 100.Bodwell Andrew, farmer Boon William, postmaster Crawford George, laborer Dickout Richard, storekeeper Donnocker rev.George, Baptist, storekeeper Fells John, carpenter Hill Calvin G., farmer Hill Joel Hogg Charles.pedlar Huntsman William, school teacher Idale John.carpenter Kennedy William, toll keeper Kinney John, carpenter Lawson James N., farmer Lewis Coridor, cooper Mayberry Franklin, blacksmith Mayberry John, waggonmaker McLean rev.Hugh, Wesleyan Miller John A., carpenter Moyer Mrs.Mary, weaver Nellis Mrs.Lucy Ranney Hiram, farmer Ranney Homer, farmer Robinson Thomas Sloan James 8, farmer Stockdale Robert, farmer Schweir John, butcher Schweir John, sen., laborer Turner William, laborer Wett Matthew, butcher SALMONVILLE\u2014A small village in the township of Chinguacousy, county of Peel.Distant from Brampton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 14 miles.Mail daily.Population about 70.Campbell George, farmer Knobs Richard, farmer Leslie \u2014, blacksmith Noble Allen, tavernkeeper Sharp George, teamster Smithson Robert, carpenter Stewart Nathaniel, cooper Stringer James, farmer and saw mill Plewis Simon, postmaster, saw and grist mills SANDFIELD\u2014A small settlement in the township of Lochiel, county of Glen- gary.Distant from Lancaster, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 27 miles, from Montreal 182 miles, Mail bi-weekly, Population about 100.\u2019 Brodie James, farmer SAN-SAN DOMINION 702 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF Cameron Kenneth, shoemaker Jamieson James, farmer Jamieson William, carriage and wag- gonmaker McDonald Donald farmer McDonald Donald H., farmer McLeod Alexander, farmer McMillan John, farmer McRae Alexander, farmer McRae Donald, farmer McRae Jonathan, farmer McRae Malcolm, farmer MoRAE MRS.ELIZABETH, wid Angus, postmistress, dry goods McRae Mrs.Mary, wid Roderick Smith Angus, farmer SANDFORD\u2014A post office station in the township of Scott, county of Ou- tario.Di-tant from Uxbridge, a station ofthe Toronto and Nipissing railway, 7 miles, from \\Vhitby, the county town, 28 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100, Barton H,, proprietor Sanford house Brown W.J., blacksmith Burnham T., farmer Farron John, boot and shoe maker Flumerfelt S., saw mill Harwood R., blacksmith Hird G., farmer ; Huggins rev.W., Primitive methodist Lehman J., laborer Marcham H., farmer ; Sandford house, H.Barton, proprietor Smith J.D., M.D.; Stark J., waggoomaker and blacksmith Taylor Edward, postmaster and store- Keeper Walker R., laborer Wigmore A., waggonmaker SANDHILL\u2014A village on the town line between Albion and Chinguacousy, com- mouly called the sixth line, county of Peel.A cattle fair is held here four times a year.Distant from Malton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles, fare 50c.; from Toronto 29 miles.Mail daily.Population avout 200.Bowls John, farmer Bowls Thomas, J.P, reeve Clark James, farmer Clifford Edward, laborer COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Geo.Parker, proprietor Daley James, farmer Dean Alexander, farmer Dixon William, of Elliott & Dixon Dodds George, J.P., farmer Elliott & Dixon, tanners Elliott James, carpenter Elliott John, farmer Elliott Joseph, bootmaker Elliott Thomas, farmer Hannah William, farmer Harrington Thomas, saddler Henry Samuel, M.D.Henry Thomas, M.D.Hewitt John, TP.farmer Hodgson Robert, blacksmith Hutchinson George, farmer Little Thomas, farmer McKee Alexander, J.P., farmer Mitchell William, blacksmith Orr John, postmaster, storekeeper PARKER GEORGE, proprietor Commercial hotel Robinson Thomas Rutherford William, farmer Scott Thomas, blacksmith Stevenson John, waggonmaker Thompson John, waggonmaker Wells William W., storekeeper Wier David, bootmaker ship of South Froderleksburg, county of Lennox and Addington.Distant from Napanee, à station of the Grand Trunk rai ven 12 miles.Mail daily.Population about Allan David, postmaster Connors Michael, farmer Downey Thomas, farmer Hill William, farmer Hopper John, farmer Hoskins Alexander, storekeeper Hoskins Hiram, farmer Ironsides Andrew, farmer Lynn Miles, laborer Nelson Allan, farmer Nelson John, farmer Robinson Cleland, farmer Smith William, carpenter Taviner Thomas, laborer Williams John, blacksmith Wright George, farmer SAND POINT\u2014A rising village on the Ottawa River, township of McNab, county of Renfrew.It was one of the earliest settled places in the county, but ap ears to have made but little progress till the Brockville and Ottawa railway was brought into it.At present it is the terminus of tho line, and the\u2019 amount of foods received and shipped is very great.uring the close of navigation, all sup- lies for the upper and interior parts of he county have to be drawn from here by horses.It then presents à rare scene of bustling activity.The steamers of the Union Forwarding and Railway Co.call here daily.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Pembroke 48 miles, fare $2.50.; from Brockville 74 miles, from Ottawa 45 miles.Mail daily.Population about 250.Andrews William, carpenter Blackburn James, commissioner merchant CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.Derenzy Edward, storekeeper and produce dealer Fourdrinier Mrs.M.P.Green Robert, carriagemaker Hartney James, wholesale dealer in pork, flour and grain Killeen Denis, laborer Larivee George, shoemaker Leacock John, blacksmith Leacock Miss: Elizabeth, grocery LEWIS W.C., proprietor Lewis house LEWIS HOUSE, W.C.Lewis, proprietor, directly opposite the Brockville and Ottawa railway depot.Livery stables attached McADAM JAMES, station agent Brock- ville and Ottawa railway, and agent Montreal Telegraph Co.McAdam Miss A., telegraph operator M¢CALLUM ALEXANDER C., assistant agent Brockville and Ottawa railwa McDonald Ronald, blacksmith McDONELL ALEXANDER, & Co, lumber merchants McDonnell D.J., of A, McDonell & Co.McDonell John, lumberer McDonnell Mrs, Isabella, wid Duncan, rocery MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.James McAdam, ngent Parson Washington I., sawyer Ross Charles, engineer Scott Henry, of Ward & Scott Stewart John D., laborer WARD & SCOTT, lumber manufacturers Ward Sherman W., M.D,, of Ward & Scott Young James, iunkeeper SANDHURS'E\u2014A village in the town.SANDWIOH ~The chief town of the county of lissex, is situated on the river Detroit, towuship of Sandwich West, Country produce orms the principal trade here.118 is n favorite resort during the summer months on account of its sulphur springs.Montrenl Tolegraph Co.has an office hore.Distant trom Windsor 2 miles, fare 10¢.; from Amherstburg 16 miles, from Chatham 560 miles, from Woodstock 140 miles, from Hamilton 188 miles, from Toronto 226 miles.Mail daily.Population about 1200.Albion hotel, William Mears, proprietor } ALLISON MISS HANNAIL operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Arnold FE.W.B., constable Askin James Wallace, deputy registrar county of Essex Askin John A.,registrar county of Essex Baby Charles, barrister, clerk of peace Bain William, J.P., founder BARTLEY 0.provincial land surveyor civil engineer, and editor of the Dominion Baylis Benjamin, confectioner Boismier Edward, farmer Boismier Joseph, blacl&mith Bouleu rev.\u2014, curate Brant Henry, laborer Brown George, farmer Chambers James Chewett Alexander Clark James, shoemaker Clark William, shoemaker Cornish John, carpenter Cowan Miles, clerk H.M.Customs Cowan William, custom house broker Delieden Julius, baker Dobson Cyrus, farmer DOMINION (THE), weekly, annual subscription $2.50 ; O.Bartley, editor, Thomas McKee, proprietor ; John S.Murdock, printer Dufour Pierre, fisherman Dunkin A.B,, grocer Dunkard John, potash maker Dupret rev., R.catholic Elliott Frs.G., incumbent St John's church Ellis Abner C., saddler Essex county gaol, George O'Callaghan Leech, governor Faure rev.M., R.catholic Fellers George, mayor Fleming Herman, potashmaker Fluett Louis J., town clerk, attorney at law, clerk Division court Forest James S., mariner Fortier Christopher, fisherman Gauthier J.B., merchant Gauthier C., bailiff Division court Gauthier U.W., hotelkeeper Girardot Theodule, principal school Gluns Renhart, tanner Gray George, carpenter Gray Thomas, carpenter Guillot Mrs.BE, storekeoper Haggart Charles I, grocer Îlenderson Mrs., general grocery Holden James, grocer Hollinsworth James, blacksmith Jamieson Thomas W., butcher Janisse Antoine, farmer Jessup George, butcher Jessup James, carpenter Johnston Hamilton, engineer Jolibois Leandre, carriagemaker Laframboige Francis, saloonkeeper Lamb 0.J, tinsmith, &ec.Lasaline Stanislas, cabinetmalker Laughton John B., hotelkeoper Laurin George, shoemalker Leduc Napoleon, cooper Leech George O'Callaghan, governor of Essex county gaol ONTARIO.] Lees Benjamin, engineer L'ETOILE CANADIENNE, weekly, annual subscription, $1.50 ; Joseph A.Ouellette, editor; Thomas McKee, proprietor ; John 8.Murdock, printer Lott Cyrus P.McEwan John, sheriff county of Essex McEwan W.J., deputy sheri McKee James, reeve, farmer McKEE THOMAS, county clerk, proprietor of the Dominion and L'Étoile Canadienne Manseur Joseph W.Marcou F.E., barrister, clerk County court deputy clerk of the Crown and eas Marcotte Henry, waggonmaker Marentette Alexandre, gunsmith Marentette Charles Marentette Pierre, J.P., town treasurer MASON GEORGE W., general store Masters.Allis, tanner Mears Miss Margaret Mears William, proprietor Albion hotel Mercer Mrs.Joseph Merrick Hiram, stave dealer Miller Joseph Montfortin Gregorie, carpenter MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Miss Hannah Allison, operator Moor John, farmer Moor Michael, laborer Morin Peter É, collector of Customs MURDOCK JOHN S., printer of the Dominion and L'Etoile Canadienne Nash William, barber Nelson James, merchant Nesbit E., M.D.Neveux Louis, merchant O\u2019Brien Martin, fisherman O'Connor rev.Dennis, president Assumption college Ouellette Antoine B., blacksmith Ouellette Joseph, hack driver OUELLETTE JOSEPH A.barrister, editor of l'Etoile Canadienne Ouellette Theodose P., excise officer Overton Thomas, tailor Parent George, farmer Parent Leandre laborer Payette François, printer Pratt Charles, hack driver Pratt Moses, carpenter Prethero John, sailor Prince Charles Réaume & Brus., millers Réaume Josiah, miller Rioux Joseph, carpenter SALTER ALBERT P., provincial land surveyor and civil engineer Salter James, painter Smith David, mason Smith, Cook & Qo., gravel works St Johw's church, rev Francis G.Elliott, incumbent St Louis Calixte, postmaster, grocer Starkie Mrs.Sarah, matron at gaol Stuart James A., innkeeper Stuttz Mrs, hotelkeeper Teakle Thomas, hotelkeeper Turner Uriah, butcher Vandamme John, brewer Vermette Antoine, storekeeper Vermette Antoine, sen., gaol turnkey Verner Arthur Wales Henry, saddler Westaway Jereminh, blacksmith Wilkinson A., provincial landsurveyor Wilkinson J.H., barrister Windred John, constable Winter Joseph, butcher Woodbridge Thomas Wright Arthur, assistant county treasurer .DOMINION 703 DIRECTORY.Wright Thomas H., county treasurer Youngblood Antoine, M.D.*SAREPTA\u2014A small village in the township of Hay, county of Huron.Distant from Seaforth, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 20 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 50.Fried N.& A., saw and grist mill Gérard Lewis, blacksmith Haist Christian, cabinetmaker Hamlin Thomas, trader Martina Joseph, shoemaker Pfaff Conrad, blacksmith Reynolds William, postmaster, trader Schweitzer Philip, carpenter Schopp Joseph, waggonmaker Simpson William, tavernkeeper SARNIA \u2014The chief town of the county of Lambton, is at the head of the river 8t Claire, near its junction with Lake Huron, township of Sarnia.It is the terminus of the Sarnia branch of the Great Western railway, which connects with the main line at Komoka, 104 miles west of London.The Canadian terminus of the Grand Trunk railway is at Point Edward, a short distance from the town.A connection by railway is also open, via Port Huron and Owosso, with Grand Haven, on Lake Michigan, immediately opposite Milwaukee.Opposite Sarnia is the city of Port Huron, state of Michigan, with which place it has constant communication by steam ferry at all seasons ofthe year, the navigation at this point seldom being obstructed by ice.Steamers ply daily between here and Detroit, and twice a week to Goderich.1t contains several steam mills and one woollen factory,and many fine public buildings, and having an excellent harbor, an enterprising class of merchants, and unsurpassed facilities of intercourse by rail and water, it will doubtless rapidly become a place of considerable importance.Jon- treal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Detroit 60 miles, from Chat- hum (via Wallaceburg) 60 miles, from Hamilton 137 miles, from Goderich 68 miles.Mail daily.Population about 3500.Abraham Richard, soapmaker Adams Daniel, miller ADAMS JOSHUA, barrister, attorney at law, solicitor in chancery, con- vevancer, notary, &c., &c.ADAMS JOSHUA F., proprietor of woollen mills Adams Mrs.Laura, wid Thomas Adamson Mrs.William Aikin Mrs.Ann Jane, wid James ALEXANDER ANDREW, proprietor Alexander house ALEXANDER HOUSE, Andrew Alexander, proprietor Alair Adolphe, grocer ALLAN LINE OF STEANMSHIPS, (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, H.& A.Allan, agents, Montreal.See Adv page acing first cover Allan Robert, laborer Allen Samuel, gaoler ALEXANDE ALEXANDER, prietor Alexander house Anderson William, M.D.Baker Frederick W., hotelkeeper Ball Alfred, of T.F.Ball & Son Ball T.F., & Son, butchers Balster John C., watchmaker BANK OF MONTREAL, hon.Alexander Vidal, manager Barnett Henry, tailor Barrie James, dry goods Barrie James, drayman *Sometimes called Fricdsburg.pro- SAN-SAR Barron John, potographer Bassett Edward, of Sanders & Bassett BEAUSANG REV.RICHARD, .R.catholic Bell Henry, carpenter BELLCHAMBER HOUSE, James Bell- chamber, proprietor BELLCHAMBER JAMES, proprietor Bellchamber house Benning Henry, tailor Blacklock John, sailor BLAIKIE FRANCIS, foundry and machine shop, engineer, manufacturer of steam engines, rock pumps and drills for oil wells, &c.Bonsley Mrs.Maria B., wid John BOUCHER BENJAMIN, shipbuilder and general store Boyle Michael, laborer Brady John, laborer Brady Mrs.Jane, wid Patrick, storekeeper Bragg Mrs.Sarah, wid John Breslins James, warehouseman G.W.R.Bressey John, harnessmaker Broad Thomas, bricklayer Brown John, express agent Brown Thomas, laborer Brown William, baggagemaster G.W.R.Brown Miss Mary, tailoress Bryce William, carpenter Bucke Julius P., barrister Bucke Richard Maurice, M.D.Burton George, clerk Cameron Donald, storekeeper Cameron John, land agent Cameron John E., stonemason Cameron John G., butcher Causley Francis, laborer Cameron Murdock, carpenter CANADA LANDED CREDIT CO.George Stevenson, agent \u2018 CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., M.Fleming, agent Carman Geo.A., broker and insurance agent Carmichael Neil, boarding house Cassin Michael, carter CARTER GEORGE W.,Glorious Apollo restaurant Case Horatio N.Cavanagh John, drayman Challoner Thomas, sailor Chalmers Robert S., hardware Chapman William H., bricklayer Checkley Francis, teacher Chester Amos, laborer Chester John, grain buyer Childs George, car inspector Chirney Joseph, cabinetmaker CITIZENS, INSURANCE CO.OF CANADA, Geo.Hickinbothan, agent Clark Andrew C., storekeeper Clark Charles, mason Clark Daniel, storekeeper Clark Mrs.Emma, wid Adam Clark Thomas W., moulder Clark William, millwright Clark Peter H., miller Clark Ruel, farmer Clark Samuel, shoemaker CLARK WILLIAM B., Phenix Warehouse and Custom House Wharf, importer of fancy and staple dry goods, groceries, provisions, to, forwarding and commission merchant, agent for Lake Superior,Detroit, God- erich and Wallaceburg steamers Claxton James, carpenter Cochlan Mrs.Margaret, wid Francis Collins Alexander, teamster Collins George, laborer Collitt Charles, laborer Connolly John, laborer SARNIA.DOMINION 704 DIRECTORY.[ProvINoE or \u2018Connors Patrick, bill poste Copland James, baker Cosley Enias, laborer \u2018Cosley Leonard, laborer Cosley William, fisherman Crawford John, storekeeper \u2018Crawford John, farmer Crook John, sailor Cross Henry, accountant Cusley Leonard, drayman Dandy John, storekeeper Davis Frederick, barrister \u201cDavis John, oil refiner Dean John, laborer Delmage Arthur, laborer Donnelly William, agent Dingman Absolom, teacher Ducey Mrs.H., wid Anthony Duese Peter, sailor Duncan Richard, barber Elliot John Foster, millinery Eliott Samuel, laborer G.W.R.Ellis Charles, clerk Ellison Richard, Court house keeper Emmett John, teamster Essex Theodore, mail clerk Farr William, waggonmaker FARROW THOMAS, dealer in family groceries, provisions, flour, feed, &c.Faulkner James, cooper Faulkner James K., cooper Ferguson Dugald, photographer Ferguson William, carpenter Finch David, laborer Finch John, laborer Fisher Charles, Royal mail clerk Fisher James, acting postmaster Fitzgerald John, boilermaker Flahiff Mrs.Catherine, wid Michael Flannigan John L., of McDonald & Flanigan FLEMING MICHAEL, exchange broker, operator Montreal Telegraph Co., and agent Canadian Express Co.Flett John, blacksmith Flintoft James, sheriff Tlintoft James, jun., deputy sheriff Flynn James, clerk G.T.R.Fokes Edward J., barber Foster Charles, carpenter Foster Mrs Charlotte, boarding house Foulds James, baker and confectioner Fowler & Klumpp, butchers Fowler Samuel P., of Fowler & Klumpp Francis James J., provincial land surveyor TFrink Ambrose, sailing master Gardner Mrs.Maria, wid Garvey Charles, student at law GEMMILL TF.A., chemist and druggist GEMMILL J.R., deputy clerk of Crown and Pleas, clerk of County Court, registrar of Surrogate Court, editor, proprietor and publisher of the Sarnia Obgerver Gillespie Mrs.Aun, wid Connell Girdlesone Robert GLEESON TIMOTHY, J.P, importer and wholesale and retail dealer in groceries, wines, liquors, provisions, crockery, glassware, &c.GLORIOUS APOLLO RESTAURANT, G.W.Carter, proprietor \u2018Glynn Richard, gunsmith Godley George, baker Goodhall Charles, carpenter \u2018Gordon Alfred J., grocer Gordon James, shoemaker Gourley William, tanner Gowans James, of Pardee & Gowans Gray David, boots and shoes Gray James, plasterer Gray Thomas S.Grayson William, pedlar Green Edward, painter Green Richard, watchman G.W.R.Griffin John, clerk Griffin Joseph, shoemaker Grothe Benjamin, laborer Gruvling Miss Mary Ann, dressmaker Gustin Martin G., of Wilson & Gustin, innkeeper Gurd Robert S., of Mackenzie & Gurd Haight Mrs.Hannah, wid Benjamin Hall Harvey, blacksmith Hall Henry, ship carpenter Hall John W., laborer Hall & Brother, leather merchants Hall Morrison, of Hall & Brother Hall Richard, of Hall & Brother Hamilton James, fireman Hamilton John, waggonmaker Hannan John, laborer Hannan William, laborer Hardway Edward Harkness James B., billiard room Harkness Robt, captain of G.T.R.ferry Harkness William G., livery stables and chief constable Harrison Thomas, carpenter Head Thomas, speculator Healy Peter, tailor Henry George W., bank accountant Hickinbothan George, agent Citizens\u2019 Insurance Co.of Canada Highwarden Simeon, storekeeper Hitchcock Samuel, farmer Holbrook James, sawyer Holbrook Thomas, laborer G.W.R.Holden William, lime burner Hoskins John, carpenter Hoskins John, pumpmaker Hossie William, teamster Howell Lewis, agent Huron & Erie Saving and Loan Society, George Stevenson, agent Hyde Mrs.Frederick Inman Line of Steamers, Geo.Stevenson, agent Innes David, bookkeeper Ireland William, bricklayer Jackson George, laborer Jackson Henry, moulder Jacobs rev.John, ch of England Jenkins Joseph, plasterer Johnson H.J., bookkeeper and traveller for the Sarnia brewery Johnston John, luborer Johnston John, blacksmith Johnston Thomas W., M.D., registrar Jones Edward Robert, provincial land suveyor Jones Mrs.Margaret, wid David Jones Orlando, teamster Jones Thomas R., blacksmith Joy Thomas, carter Keays John, laborer Keays William, freight agent G.T.R Kelly James, storekeeper Kelly Lewis C., plasterer Kenny Misses Dora & Jane, milliners Kenny Randal, of T.& R.Kenny KENNY T.& R, wholesale and retail dealers in groceries, provisions, liquors spices, pickles, fruit, &c.Kenny Thomas, of T.& R.Kenny Kenohen James, mason King John, customs officer King John, laborer Klumpp Frederick, butcher Klumpp William, of Fowler & Klumpp Lacroix Cleophas, mason Lacroix Gilbert, plasterer Laird Francis O., tailor Laird Robert, oil refiner Lake Superior, Detroit, Goderich and Wallaceburg steamers, Wm, B.Clark, agent Lambert James, tailor LAPLANTE OLIVIER, dealer and manufacturer of boots and shoes Lauzeau Olivier, cooper Lawrence Thomas, barber Lawson James, clerk Lawson Miss Caroline, school teacher LEIGH BENJAMIN T, agent Lezott John, sailor Lewis Thomas, tailor Leys Alexander, dry goods Leys George, merchant tailor Lister James F ., barriter LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE CO., hon.A.Vidal, agent Livingstone Mrs.Annie, wid John Livington Duncan, market clerk LOVELL JOHN, printer and publisher of the Canadiun Dominion Directory ; Province of Ontario Directory ; Province of Quebec Directory ; Province of Nova Scotia Directory ; Province of New Brunswick Directory ; Province of Newfoundland Directory; Province of Prince Edward Island Directory ; Montreal City Directory ; City, Town, County and Township Directories throughout the Six Provinces ; general book and job printer aud blank book manufacturer, 23 and 25 St Nicholas, bet St Sacrament and St Paul sts, h 883 St Catherine st, facing Phillips sq, Beaver hall, Montreal, ue Lowrie Joseph, waggonmaker Lucas George, saddler Lucas Henry, storekeeper Lucas James Lucas Samuel, harnessmaker Luscombe William, butcher Lyons Mrs.H., wid Patrick abee George, carpenter MacKenzie Charles, of J.& C.Mac- Kenzie MACKENZIE DANIEL, dealer in dry goods, ready made clothing, hats and caps, boots and shoes, groceries, &c.MacKenzie hon.Alexander, M.P.P.Mackenzie James Mackintosh Mrs.Hestor, wid William D Mackinnon Angus, M.D.MACVICAR S.A., proprietor and publisher of the Sarnia Canadian McArthur Archibald, laborer McBean John, contractor McBride Samuel, shoemaker McCall David, grocer McCall Mrs., wid Donald McCall William, clerk McCallum rev.Joseph W., Wesleyan McCurt Daniel, grocer McCart Mrs.Charlotte, wid James McCleggan John, clerk McClellan Wallace W., hotelkeoper McColl Ronald, tailor McCormack James, laborer McCormack Samuel, laborer McCredie Mrs.Julia, wid Ruthben McDonald Daniel, of McDonald & Flannigan McDonald Jumes, shoemaker McDonald William, patternmaker McDougall James, lnborer MoELHERON WILLIAM J., proprietor Western hotel McGinnis Murdocls, fireman G.W.R.McGlashan l\u2019eter, deputy collector of inlund revenue McGregor Miss Isabella, milliner McInnes Murdoch, fireman G.W.R.McIntyre Joseph, clerk McKemnd John, land agent MeKenzio Alexander, cooper ONTARIO.] DOMINION 705 DIRECTORY.SAan\u2014ScA Mackenzie & Gurd, barristers Mackenzie J.A, of Mackenzie & Gurd MacKenzie J.& C., hardware MacKenzie John, of J.& C.MacKenzie MacKenzie Mrs.Ellen, wid Hope MacKenzie R.& H., saw and planing MacKenzie Robert,of R.& H.MacKenzie McKelvey Jumes, carpenter McKelvey William, carpenter McLagan Alexander, carpenter McLagan Charles A., grocer McLagan John, clerk McLean Archibald, M.D.McLean George S., druggist McMahan Mrs.Mary, wid P.McMASTER DAVID, bookseller and stationer, dealer in watches, clocks, jewellery, fancy goods, wall papers, window blinds, musical instruments, gewing machines, toys, &c.McMullen Robert, coroner McNaulty Michael, clerk McNulty John, clerk McSherry Edward, pedlar McSherry Mrs.Edward, dressmaker McWhinney Mrs.Lucy, wid William Mahony John, stoves and tinware Malone Mrs.H, wid James Marshall James, waggonmaker Martin Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Elijah MASURET MOSES, wholesale and retail dealer in groceries, provisions, liquors, crockery, &c.Mathew Thomas, school teacher Meyers Frederick, mason Millar Mrs.Maria, wid George Mitchell John, conduct.r G.W.R.MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.M.Fleming, agent Morris George, clerk Morris G.J., flour and feed store Morrison Daniel, tinsmith Morrison William, carpenter Mudie Thomas G., bookkeeper Muller William, cooper Mulloney Thomas, laborer Murray John D., station agent, Great Western railway NATIONAL HOTEL, Jered S.Thatcher, manager Neil Henry, watchmaker Neil William, boots and shoes Nelson Rochtord, blacksmith Nesbitt Murray, carpenter O'Hagan Henry, laborer Oliver Robert 8, carpenter Pace Michael, sailor Pace Samuel D., U.S.consul Pacquette Joel, teamster Palmer Reuben, clerk Pardee & Gowans, barristers Pardee Timothy B.,of Pardee & Gowans Parkinson Thomas, fisherman Parsons Willian, Masterer PETERSON NORRIS C., proprictor Sarnia foundry aud machine shop, iron and brass castings, engineer and manufacturer of agricultural implements, &e.PHAINIX WAREHOUSE, William B.Clark, proprictor Porter James Pottenger Miss Sylvia V., teacher Pottenger Samuel Poussett Arthur C., M.D.Poussett H.M, lite insurance inspector l\u2019oussett Peter T., clerk of the peace, town clerk and clerk Division court Poussette Alfred P., student at law l\u2019oussette Edward W., druggist Pretty William J., shoemaker lrice James, clerk Proctor Reuben Rattray Miss Margaret A, dressmaker Reid James, gardener Robinson Charles, judge of the county court Robinson John, farmer Rodney William, limeburner Roger James, marble dealer Rombaugh John, laborer Ross Hugh, clerk Rudd James, laborer Rumohr Henry, carpenter RUSSELL GEORGE, proprietor Sarnia brewery Sanders & Bassett, cabinetmakers Sanders Corney, of Sanders & Bassett SARNIA BREWERY, George Russell, proprietor SARNIA CANADIAN, weekly, annual subscription, $1.50; S.A.Macvicar, editor, proprietor and printer Sarnia convent, rev.mother Elizabeth Gabriel, superioress SARNIA FOUNDRY, Norris C.Peterson, proprietor SARNLA OBSERVER, weekly, annual subscription $1.50; J.R.Gemmill, editor, proprietor and printer Savoy Joseph, fisherman Savoy Reuben, laborer Scott George, clerk Scott Mrs.Sarah, wid Alex.Scully Jeremiah, collector of customs Seager Charles, M.D.Shaw John, waiter Sheehan Mrs.Mary, wid Jas., dry goods Shepherd Bernard, brewer Sheppard William, carpenter Shoebottom Henry, M.D.Sitlington William, moulder Skilbeck Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Robert Sloan Edward, carpenter Slocum James, cooper Slocum John, clerk Slocum Mrs.Lavina, wid Abraham Slocum Walter, fisherman Smith Arthur, student at law Smith Hugh, county clerk Smith James A., deputy registrar Smith John, soda water manufacturer Smith Thomas L., veterinary surgeon Sommerville Robert Brown, collector of Inland revenue Snakall Frank, laborer Sperry Oscar, sawyer Sproule Walter, blacksmith STEVENSON GEORGE, notary, con- veyancer, official assignee and general land agent Stewart Henry, laborer Stewart James, clerk Stewart James, laborer Stewart Mrs.Margaret D., wid William, grocery Stewart Robert, carpenter Stewart William, dry goods Storey William, barber Stuart James, grocer Sullivan Michael Taylor Miss Jane Symington T.& J.S,, dry Taylor Charles, mayor, house painter Thomas G.W., customs officer Thomson Donald C., of D.C.Thomson Sullivan Michael, barrister Sutherland Thomas, carpenter Symington James S., of T.& J.S.Sym- ington goods Symington Thomas, of T.J.S.Sym- ington THATCHER JARED S., manager National hotel Thomas Richard, engineer Thomson D.C., & Co.,lumber merchants & Co, resides in Quebec 48 Thomson Miss Isabella Trust & Loan Co., George Stevenson, agent Venin Henry, carpenter Vidal Emerick A., general and insurance agent VIDAL HON.ALEXANDER, manager Bank of Montreal, county treasurer Vidal W.P., barrister Vrooman George B., teamster Wait George W., grocer Waldron rev.Solomon, Wesleyan Wales Cornelius, laborer Walker Augustus Walker Thomas, shoemaker Wanless R., & Co, grocers Wanless Robert, of R.Wanless & Co.\u2018Wanless William, grocer Ward James W., painter Ward Thomas, bailiff \u2018WARD WILLIA)], proprietor of livery, boarding and sale stables Wark Alexander, teacher Warren George, blacksmith Watson Ebenezer P., bookseller and auctioneer Watts Edward, M.D.Wawanosh Mrs.Elizabeth, wid David Wenino Henry, grocer Wenino Paul, grocer West James, waggonmaker Westby James, shoemaker WESTERN HOTEL, William J.Mec- Elheron, proprietor Westwood John, laborer Whiffen Thomas, potashmaker White David, grocer Whyte Edward A., commission agent Williams George, cutter Williams George, engineer Williams William, clerk Wilson Charles, of R.Wanless & Co.Wilson Charles H., upholsterer Wilson George, brakeman G.W.R.Wilson & Gustin, livery stables Wilson Mrs.George, wid rev.Robert James Wilson William, of Wilson & Gustin Winno Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John Wood George A.L., of D.C.Thomson & Co., resides in Quebec Wood James H., travelling agent Woods James, fruit store Woodward William, oil refiner Worsley Joseph, carpenter Young \u2018Archibald dry goods Young Edward, shingle mill Zink Mrs.Caroline, wid Jacob * SCANLONS \u2014 À settlement in the township of West Gwillimbury, county of Simcoe.It is a flag station of the Northern railway.Distant from Toronto 45 miles, from Collingwood 51 miles.Population about 50.Gregg Jeremiah, laborer Hodgson John, section foreman MacAfee R., farmer Munroe McKay, laborer O'Donnell John, laborer Scanlon James, farmer Scanlon Mark, sen., farmer Scanlon Richard, farmer Scanlon Thomas, farmer SCARBOROUGH\u2014A village on the Markham road, township of Scarborough, county of York.It is the junction of the Grand Trunk and Toronto and Nip- issing railways.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Toronto 10 miles, fare 35c.; from Markham 10 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200.Annis David, farmer Annis Jeremiah, farmer Bainbridge George, blacksmith * The post office is at Bradford. ScA-Sco DOMINION 706 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE oF BAIRD JONATHAN, hotelkeeper Booth John, laborer Bowen Charles C.Brittain Henry, shoemaker CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.Chamberlain William, butcher CHESTER GEORGE, general merchant Closson L.D., M.D.Colegrove J ohn, carriage and waggon maker Cornell Charles, farmer Cornell James, carpenter Dickson Henry, blacksmith Fletcher rev.J., ch of England Gates Nelson, farmer Hackins William, track master G.T.R.Hall William, farmer Harris rev.Alexander, Wesleyan Hoshel Benjamin, weaver Humphry James, jun., farmer Humphry James, sen., farmer Jackson Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Johnson Peter, laborer Lepard James LORD ALFRED, photographer Luke Wallace, carpenter Maclean captain H.MACLEAN DONALD, eneral store McKane John, carpenter MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Mure Archibald, farmer Nugent Frank S., school teacher Pollock Duncan James, M.D.Secor David, laborer «Secor George R., farmer Secor Isaac T., farmer Secor Joseph, jun., farmer Secor Joseph, sen., farmer Stobo John, farmer Taylor Archibald, blacksmith Torrance John, farmer Tulford Joseph, farmer \u2018Wheeler John P., farmer Wilson John, farmer Wilson William, farmer Young William, carpenter postmaster, * SCHOMBERG \u2014 A village in the township of King, county of York.Distant from Aurora, a station of the Northern railway, 14 miles, fare 60c.; from Toronto 37 miles.Mail daily.Population about 300.Ally W.H,, watchmaker Armitage James, farmer BAXTER CHARLES Bently Robert, clerk Bond J.R,, druggist Botham Morey, tailor Brown Garrett, mill owner Brown John R., farmer Campbell John, storekeeper COCHRAN WILLIAM, house, sign and carriage painter Collins John A., cabinetmaker Cranny Lewis, foundry Cranny Thomas, foundry Crawford Andrew, tailor Curren John Davis Samuel Dannis Charles, tanner Dennis Levi, farmer Devitt William, farmer Foucar John P., tinsmith Gleeson Patrick, laborer Gould John, farmer ; Grabam Mrs.Ellen, laundress Halley Mrs.Ellen, tailoress Hollingshead Jacob, blacksmith Hollingshead William Hourican D.W., shoemaker * Formerly called Brownsville.Hughes Clarkson Hughes George, J.P.HUGHES GEORGE L., carriage and harness maker Hughes John W., storekeeper Hughes Joel, farmer HUGHES JOHN 8., furniture store Hulse Henry, proprietor St George Lote) Hulse Mrs., wid John Hulse & Munshaw, blacksmiths Johnston rev, J.O., Baptist Leonard Sidney, storekeeper Longbottom Miss, dressmaker McGinnis Jas., of McGinnis & Wood, postmaster McGINNIS & WOOD, post office, gencral store McMinn Alexander, tinsmith Magarity Frank, tailor Nixon John, cattle dealer Ontario hotel, A.Shunk, proprietor Pearson George L., farmer Perry Henry, farmer Phillips David, farmer Phillips Isaac, farmer Phillips Joel, T.P., farmer Pinkerton John, farmer Playter Edward, M.D.Robertson Thomas, carriagemaker Robinson Henry, dentist Ramsay David, baker Ross & Ramsay, storekeepers Shanahan James, shoemaker Shilson Robert, cooper Shunk A., proprietor Ontario hotel Skinner George, grocer Spring William, carriagemaker Sprigley Nelson, M.D.St George hotel, Henry Hulse, proprietor Stokes Joseph, flour mills Taylor William Henry, M.D.Tegard Anderson, saddler Tilson Humphry, of Wood & Tilson Tracey Michael, tavernkeeper Walkham John, farmer Walton William M., baker Wilkinson rev.H., New Connexion methodist Wiggins John, shoemaker Wood John M, of Wood & Tilson Wood J.W., of McGinnis & Wood Wood & Tilson, carriagemakers SCONE\u2014A small place in the township of Elderslie, gounty of Bruce.Distant from Paisley 11 miles, from Walkerton, the county town,17 miles, from Goderich, the northern terminus of the Buffalo and Goderich brauch of the Grand Trunk railway, 48 miles, Mail bi-weckly, Population about 50.Anderson Duncan, farmer Bearman Robert, of Bearman & Everton Bearman & Everton, rtorekeepers Bearman Thomas, postmaster, farmer and saw mill owner Bell Edward, carpenter Everton George, of Bearman & Everton Holiday William,grist and carding mill Hoper William, brickmaker McGee John, weaver McTavish John, carpenter and tavern keeper Robertson William, tavernkeepor SCOTCH BLOOK\u2014A small village in the township of Lsquesing, county of Halton, Distant from Georgetown, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, from Toronto 30 miles, from Hamilton 28 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 160.Anderson James, farmer Barber Thomas, farmer Black George W., farmer Campbell Donald, farmer Duncan John, farmer Elliott John, mill owner Fleming Robert, gardener Garvin Edward, farmer Gillies John, farmer Gowdy & Stewart, steam saw wills Holmes Robert, farmer Hume Alexander, farmer Hume James, farmer Hume Thomas, mill owner McQall Mrs, T., postmistress McCallum Donald, farmer McDonald Hugh, blacksmith McGee Daniel, farmer McNaughton John, farmer McNaughton Samuel, farmer McPherson Malcolm, farmer Michie James, farmer Michie William, farmer Moore David, farmer Moore Ephraim, farmer Moore William, farmer Murray David, farmer Rainshaw William, carpenter Robertson James, framer Robertson John, farmer Shortreed Thomas, steam saw mill Stewart John, farmer Turner John, farmer SCOTLAND\u2014A village in the townships of Oakland and Burford, county of Brant.Distant from Brantford, the county town, 11 miles, from Paris, a station\u2019 of the Grand Trunk and Great W estern railways 14 miles, fare 75c.Mail daily.Popu- lution about 400, Adair Joseph, cooper Baler Charles, blacksmith Brown William, constable Bugbee Jabez Buckberrough William, carpenter Buckberry Mrs, William, dressmaker Corbin Cornelius, painter Durham Rodolphus, laborer Durham Mrs.C., wid Jeremiah Easton John, well digger Elliott George, teamster Elliot Robert, gardener Foster Alonzo, clerk of township and Division court Gillespie Robert, tanner and currier Glover Francis, mason Glover Anthony, farmer Glover Robert, mason Gould William H., laborer Groover Jacob, cooper Handy Mrs.Maria, wid Lewis Harkinson William, laborer Hay rev.William, Congregationalist Hickson Henry, carpenter Hilleand Archibald, laborer Hooker Albert, carringemaker Horning John, farmer Hunt Mrs.Lucinda, wid Cyrus Hunter Samuel, blacksmith Johnston Samuel Lawrence O,, commissioner Lawrence Thomas, blacksmith Longhurst John, shoemuker Loyd James Lyman Henry, postmaster, storekeeper McLim Andrew, school teacher McLim John, physician Malcolm Andrew, harnesgmaker, con- slable Malcolm Augustus, farmer Malcolm Eddy, cooper Malcolm Edgar, storekeeper Malcolm Eliakem, J.P., conveyancer, commissioner, provincial land surveyor Malcolm George, carpenter Malcolm George, sen., storekoepor Malcolm Hugh, shoemakor Malcolm John, M.D., mill ewner: Malcolm Lyman, bailiff ONTARIO.] Malcolm Marcus, councillor, carding factory, &c Malcolm Martin, shoemaker Martin William, carpenter Merritt Robert, farmer Moore Ackman Moore Jacob, farmer Moore John, pedlar Moore John, violinist Moore Paul Nagon W.R., master Grammar seqool Oliver Oscar, butcher Oriley George, sexton Pilky Peter J., Scotland house Phillips George, carriagemaker Phillips Mrs.Bridget, wid Thomas Place William, shoemaker Pollard A.T., tailor Powers John, carpenter Pretty Henry, carpenter Prouse Thomas, clerk Reynolds Thomas E., blacksmith Reynolds William G., waggonmaker Schram Joseph, hotelkeeper Scott Robert, jun., harnessmaker Scott Robert, saddler Sloan William, cabinetmaker Smith James H., farmer Stephens Hugh, poulterer Stewart James, farmer Sullivan Robert, blacksmith Taggart Edwin W., M.D.Taylor John, carriagemaker Tucker Richard, tinsmith Thatcher Jonathan, blacksmith Vanderlip Charles, mason Van Dusen James, druggist Vining rev.Baptist Walker Gideon, pedlar Walker John, carpenter Wesbrook Mordecai, shoemaker Wheeland Thomas, farmer Whitney Charles, cabinetmaker Whitney Lewis, gardener SCUGOG\u2014A village in the township of Scugog, couuty of Ontario.The princi- al business is in manufactures of various kinds.Distant from Oshawa, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 24 miles, fare §1.Mail daily.Population about 00.Aldred Henry, brickmaker Attil Daniel, music teacher Bateman David, carriagemaker Brooks William, farmer Burr William, cooper and farmer Collins John, blacksmith FINLEY ISAAC, postmast., storekeeper Foster Horace, farmer Fralick Solomon, farmer Harper Charles, farmer Hood Charles, farmer Hope Thomas, farmer Jackson Duvid, machinist McKinley M., builder Nesbit Charles, farmer Pickle 8.G., farmer Platten Samuel, farmer Rodman Mary, weaver Savage George, machinist Savage Lyman, farmer Sugget Richard, farmer Sweetman James, farmer Sweetman John, farmer Taylor William, farmer Taylor IT, builder Thorn Joseph, lime dealer Tupper Johnson, assessor Wakeford Charles, farmer Wakeford S., cooper Wallace Willinm, builder Watson Thomas, farmer Welbood Willian, shoemaker Williams Peter, farmer Wood Thomas, trader DOMINION SEAFORTH\u2014An incorporated village in the townships of Tuckersmith and McKillop, south\u201d riding of the county of Huron.This is a great business centre.Traffic in all kinds of country produce, and especially in grain, is carried on.1,000,000 bushels of wheat, barley and oats, are annually shipped from this place.The salt wells of Seaforth are the widest known on the North Americun continent; at the depth of 1100 feet is a solid stratum of pure rock salt of unknown thickness, having been penetrated a depth ot one hundre feet, and that without any indication of being nearly through the stratum.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here, This is a station of the Buffalo and Gode- rich branch of the Grand Trunk railway.Distant from Clinton 9 miles, from Gode- rich 21 miles, from Stratford 24 miles, from London 56 miles, from Paris 56 miles, from Toronto 112 miles, Mail daily.Population about 1800.American Express Co., C.H.Cull, agent Armitage Alexander, of Cavanagh & Armitage Armstrong Charles, of Elliott & Armstrong Ault Alexander, grocer Ault William, grocer Beattie James, wheat merchant Beattie John, J.P.Bell Thomas, cabinetmaker Benson James H., of Benson & Meyer Benson & Meyer, barristers Black Horse hotel, J.Walsh, proprietor Bonthron J., jun., of J.Bonthron & Son Bonthron James, & Son, dealers Broadfoot & Grey, planing mills Broadfoot John, of Broadfoot & Grey BULL CAPTAIN THOMAS P., town clerk Campbell John, saddler Campbell John M., M.D., C.M.Campbell William, tailor Canada Life Insurance Co., C.H.Cull, agent Cardino Alexander, grainbuyer Carmichael Robert, hotelkeeper Carter George, of Zapfe & Carter Carter James, grainbuyer Cash Edward, dealer CAVANAGH & ARMITAGE, grain buyers Cavanagh Charles, of Cavanagh & Ar- mitage Coleman Timothy T., M.D.Clapp Philip, grocer Coleman & Gouinlock, salt works Collins Robert, billiard saloon Corby Louis R., dealer Counter M.R., watchmaker Coventry Thomas, bootmaker CULL CALEB H.agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Currie Andrew, butcher ; CURRIE JOHN, proprietor Terrapin house Currie Thomas, grainbuyer Dennie & Lowrie, grain buyers Darling James, plasterer Dauncey John, grain buyer Davis Griffith, dry goods Dent George, dealer ; Dewar \u2018Archibald, school teacher, president Mechanics Institute Dickson Samuel, postmaster Downey house, J.& P.Murray, proprietors Downey Thomas, contractor Duncan Julius, town treasurer, hats and boots Elder Bros, machine coopers Elliott & Armstrong, stationers Elliott William, of Elliott & Armstrong, secretary Mechanics Institute Ewing George butcher Evaus & O'Neil, grain buyers 707 DIRECTORY.Sco-SEA Foster James, proprietor Market hotel Glover Mrs.Daniel, milliner Goldsmith rev.William, Free church Gouinlock William C., Â.D.Grassie George, waggonmaker Grassie William, carriagemaker Gray Adam, of Broadfoot & Gray Griffith rev.A.E., Episcopal methodist Harris George W., L.D.S.HAYES MARTIN P.agent Royal Canadian bank Hazlewood Edw., freight agent G.T.R.Hickson & Co., goods Hickson Edward, of Hickson & Co.Hickson John, of Hickson & Co.Hill William, dealer Hogg John, grain buyer Holmested Frederick, of McCaughey & Holmested Houghton George A., Lloyd's hotel HURON EXPOSITOR ; official paper of the county of Huron; weekly, annual subscription $1.50; Wm.F.Luxton, editor proprietor and printer Irwin Miss Annie, milliner Johnson Brothers, hardware Johnson David, of Johnsorr Brothers Johnson Samuel, of Johason Brothers Johnston Thomas, cattle drover Kendall James P., manager Kidd John, hardware Kidd Thomas, merchant Killoran John, of Killoran & Ryan Killoran & Ryan, grocers Knox's hotel, Thomas Knox, proprietor Knox Thomas, proprietor Knox's hotel Laidlaw James, grocer Lee Thomas, lumber merchant Logan John, dry goods Lloyd's hotel, George A.Houghton, proprietor LUMSDEN ROBERT, druggist and bookseller LUXTON WILLIAM F,, editor, proprietor and printer of the Huron Expositor and librarian Mechanics Institute McBRIDE JAMES, proprietor Seaforth hotel, south of railway station McCaughey & Holmested, barristers McCaughey Samuel G., of McCaughy and Holmested, reeve McDermid Malcolm McDougall Adam G., J.P., merchant McEwen Peter, manager Merchants salt works McFee D., grain dealer McGregor James M., bookkeeper McIntosh A., of McIntosh & Morrison McIntosh Miss, milliner McIntosh & Morrison, carringemakers McKinnon Neil, grain buyer McMulkin James, merchant McNaught David, of McNaught & Teeple McNaught & Teeple, carriagemakers McPhillips George, provincial land surveyor McVetie Thomas Malcolm William, dealer Market hotel, James Foster, proprietor Markey William, grocer Marshall Thomas, miller Martin Jobn M., machinist Mechanics Institute, Archibald Dewar, resident; W.Elliott, secretary; W.Luxton, librarian Merchants Salt Co., 8.G.McCaughey.president; M.P.Haynes, secretary- treasurer Metherall George W., M.D.Meyer Franz, soda water factory Meyer Henry .W C., of Benson & Meyer SEA-SEL DOMINION 708 DIRECTORY.[PROVINGE OF Meyer Ludwig, clerk Division court MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.C.H.Cull, agent MOODIE ROBERT B., station master G.T.R Morrison Matthew, of McIntosh & Morrison Murphy Robert Murray J.& house Murray John, blacksmith ; New Dominion hotel, J.Ross, proprietor Newman William, barber Oliver William, saddler Paltridge Frank, photographer Payne James, baggageman Pillman Martin, baths, tailor Porter John S., dealer in hides and furs Powell Simon, grocer Price rev.William, Wesleyan Pringle James, grain merchant Ramsay Peter, lumber merchant Reid W.O., of William Robertson & Co.Reynolds George, restaurant Robertson Matthew, cabinetmaker Robertson Walter S., commission merchant, grocer, cheese manufacturer Robertson William, & Co, hardware Rogers Robert P., dealer Ross James, proprietor New Dominion hotel ROYAL CANADIAN BANK, M.P.Hayes, agent Royal hotel, Thomas Foster, proprietor Ryan Thomas, of Killoran & Ryan Scott Alexander, carpenter Seaforth Chess club, Thomas P.Bull, secretary SEAFORTH HOTEL, south of railway station, Jumes McBride, proprietor Seatter John, druggist Segmiller Frederick, miller Sharp Richard L., livery stables Sharp Thomas, livery stable Shearson W.A., & Co., millers and, grainmerchants Shearson William A., of W.A.Shear- son & Co.Smith William R., M.D.Sparling Frank, farmer Sparling Mrs.wid Christopher Sparling Richard, shoemaker St John James, timbermerchant Stark Samuel, bootmaker Stein Mrs., wid Andrew Stephens Thomas, grain merchant Stewart Alexander, blacksmith Strong Alonzo, J.P., baker Sutherland Brothers, tailors Teeple Sylvester, of McNaught & Teepls TERRAPIN HOUSE, John Currie, pre- prietor Thomas James, grain buyer Tracey Robert, M.D., coroner Trimble W.C., ashery and soap works Trott Joseph, tanner Trott Samuel, cooper Van Egmond A.G., woollen mills Veal Frederick, grocer Vercoe H.L, M.D., C.M.Walsh James, hotelkeeper Walsh John, grocer Watkinson Alfred, sign painter Watson H.N., accountant Royal Canadian Bank Watson William N., insurance agent Whitesides Thomas, provision merchant, confectioner Whitney Edmond, tinsmith Williams Thomas, pumpmaker Williamson Graham, ploughmaker Wilson David D, egg merchant Wilson Oliver C., implement dealer Winter Jolin butcher R.catholic pb, proprietors Downey Woods Charles, grain buyer Zapfe August, of Zapfe & Carter ZAPTE & CARTER, manufacturers of threshing machines and all kinds of agricultural implements, general castings SEBRINGVILLE\u2014 A village on the Huron road, townships of Ellice and Downie, county of Perth, It was settled in 1827 by John Sebring, Esq., contnive grist and saw mills, stave and onrringe factories, German Methodist and Lutheran churches, and a fine sohool, and has an oxtensive lumber business, about 2,000,000 feot being shipped yearly, John Kastner, Esq., shipping half that amount, There is a station here of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway.Distant from Stratford, the county town, 4 miles.Mail daily.Population about500.Ackersville Mrs.Anthes rev.Jacob, German methodist Ballantyne Thomas, reeve Barthel John F., taïlor Bennet Isaac, postmaster, merchant Boos Michael, Bowes Manuel, pumpmaker and farmer Carr Henry, dry goods, groceries Eby Aaron, M.D.Eby & Moritz, tanner Elder Miss J., school teacher Goatr Andrew, farmers Goatr John, furmer Goettler Anthony, grist mill and farmer Goettler John Grundberger Simon, boots and shoes Hanagar rev.\u2014, Lutheran Henry John, of Henry, Miller & Co.Henry, Miller & Co., lumber dealers Henry Robert, J.P., town treasurer and farmer Hicks Thomas, miller Hill & Brothers, proprieters Sebring- ville mills Hill David, of Hill & Brothers Hill Edmund, of Hill & Brothers Hill John, of Hill & Brothers Hill William, of Hill & Brothers, carpenter Hoch Jacob, blacksmith Johns James, carriagemaker Johns Miss, dressmaker Johns Robert B., carriagemaker KASTNER JOHN, J.P, lumber merchant and farmer KING JOHN G., station agent G.T.R.Klein John, farmer Klein Theobald, farmer Kleinetch Aaron, currier Koch Christian G., harnessmaker Langenbach Frank, saddler Lett Tebold Linzenmeyer Joseph, waggonmaker Mennig Frekerick L., vinegar and cider factory Miller John, of Henry Miller & Co.Moore Robert, tanner Moritz Frederick, of Eby & Moritz Pearson John, town clerk, farmer PIGEON MRS.B.A., wid Pashal, proprietress Sebringville hotel Rofrich Tebold, hotelkeeper Sanderson William, carpenter Scarth & Brothers, general store Scarth Henry, sen.Scarth Henry A., of Scarth Brothers Scarth Jonathan, of Scarth Brothers Sebring David, lumber dealer Sebring John, saw mill Sebringville hotel, Mrs.B.À.Pigeon, proprictross Sebringville mills, Hill & Brothers, proprietors Sheike Augustus, tailor Sheike Augustus, painter Shioap Michael, saw mill, farmer Simpson Robert, J.P., farmer Smith Ernest, tinshop Smith William, county registrar, farmer Stofkops Tebold, farmer Symons Josiah, miller Wherman Augustus, farmer Wood George, cattle dealer Yauch Christin, hotelkeeper and grocer SEELEY\u2019S BAY\u2014A village in the township and county of Leods.It ie situated on he Rideau Canal, thus affording fncilities for the transportation of produce from the surrounding country.Distant from Morton 5 miles, from Kingston a station of the Grund Trunk Railway, 22 miles, fare 76¢; from Brockville, the county town, 36 miles, Mail tri-weekly.Population about 150.Beebe Guy, blacksmith Chapman William, Claxton William, school teacher COLEMAN WILLIAM, postmaster, ho- telkeeper Gilbert Edward, storekeeper Gilbert William, carriagemaker Gray Thomas, M.D Innis Miss Mary, milliner Johnson William, harnessmaker McArdle Andrew, farmer McKinley John H., carpenter Moore James, ashery Palmer James, cooper Philips Delorme, steam mill owner Richardson William, storekeeper Russell T.H., farmer Williams William, storekeeper * SELBORNE\u2014A small village in the township of Southwold, county of Elgin.Distant from Port Stanley, the terminus of the London and Port Stanley railway, 1mile.Population about 25.Begg James, farmer Bostwick John, sailor Corlis Uriah, farmer Bzra Mrs.Jane, wid William Hebblethwaite Franklin, laborer Jagers John, laborer Lighton Aaron, farmer Neely Simon, carpenter Stanton Stephen, butcher Weldon Samuel, farmer SELBY\u2014A small village in the township of Richmond, county of Lennox and Addington.Distant from Napanee, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles.Mail four times a week, Population about 200.BakerRobert, farmer Battell John, mason Beeman William, township clerk Briden rev.William, Wesleyan Dafoe John, farmer Darling Jackson, councillor Dawson William, farmer Denison Donnld, teamster Dier Thomas, farmer Donovan Cornelius, farmer Traleigh Willinm, M.D.Grahams John, blacksmith Gunnee Mrs.Deborah, wid François Hassard Wm, of Sexsmith & Hassard Hudgin George, blacksmith Hunt Warren, carpenter Jenkins George, shoemaker McGinness John, engineer McKim John, farmer McKim Lewis, carriagemaker Madole George, deputy reove Matthews Nelson, plasterer Morrison Francis, foreman saw mill Phallnae Patrick, cooper Powers Marshall, curriagemaker Powers Richard, innkeeper » The post office is ut Port Stanley. ONTARIO] DOMINION 709 DIRECTORY.SEL-SHA Powers William, laborer Roblin John, farmer Rose William, farmer Scharmehorne Jacob, councillor Sevrince Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thomas Sexsmith Andrew J., farmer Sexsmith & Hassard, cheese factors Sexsmith J W., of Sexsmith & Hassard Sexsmith Thomas, reeve, storekeeper Spencer Ezra, J.P., councillor Spencer Henry, carpenter Sweet Judson, shoemaker Sweet Oreson D., storekeeper Valleau Andrew L., saddler Valleau George W., storekeeper Vandusen William J., tanner Wartman D., postmaster, storekeeper Winters A., township clerk, farmer Wood Alfred, laborer Wood Mrs.Mary SELKIRK\u2014A viliage in the township of Rainham and Walpole, county of Hal- dimand.Distant from Canfield, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles, from Dunnville 18 miles, fare 75¢ ; from Port Dover, on Lake Erie, 15 miles, fare 75c.; from Hamilton 35 miles, from Cayuga, the county town, 12 miles.Mail daily.Population about 300.Amy rev.Thomas, Primitive methodist Bocker Nicholas, jun., tailor Boyer Joseph, shoemaker Brett Charles, blacksmith Byers B., blacksmith Clarke George, watchmaker Clarke Miss Sarah, milliner Cline Adam, clerk Crawford Joseph, blacksmith Dell Levi, painter Dunmeads John, farmer Fawcett Stephen, carpenter Fehrman Joseph, luborer Fry John, M.D.Gadsby Amos, waggonmaker Graham Mrs.Susan, wid Wm.,innkeeper Hand Thomas, laborer Harrison Thomas T.8, M.D.Helt John, laborer Holmes Joseph W., reeve, farmer Holmes William, farmer Hoover Detrick, grist mill Hoover George, farmer Hoover Jucob, farmer Hoover Jessie V., J.P., miller, issuer of «marriage licenses Hoover Samuel, weaver, farmer Hoover Silas, farmer Jepson George, farmer Konschofter August, cabinetmaker Kent Henry, storekeeper KENT JAMES, jun, dealer in dry goods, hardware, and crockery Kerr James, shoemaker Knisley Henvy, innkeeper Maguire A, W., photographic artist Paterson Gordon, clerk Phillips Bros, druggists Robitaille Louis, farmer Saunders William, waggon and car- riagemaker Shavelear John, harnessmaker Smith David, hub and spoke factory Smith James, engineer Smith John GC, clerk Smith Robert Starnaman John, farmer Steel John, farmer Stratton George, butcher Thompson Michael, carpenter, painter Tolly George, laborer Troller Henry, tailor Vokes Robert.farmer Wilkie James, postmaster Wilson John, tinsmith Wilson Richard, farmer Winyard Robert J., storekeeper Wood William S., school teacher Yager John, farmer .Yocom William H., blacksmith * SEL TON\u2014A small village in the township of Howard, county of Kent.A large lumbering business is done here.Distant from Thamesville, a station of the Great Western railway, 6 miles, fare 25¢.; from Chatham 20 miles.Mail daily.Population about 50.Addaman Daniel, farmer Buller James, farmer and cheese manufacturer Buller Thomas, farmer Campbell A., farmer and lumberer Coleby Philander, brickmaker Connor Charles, farmer Dick Alexander, brickmaker Ferguson J ohn, saw mill GILLIES DUNCAN, hotelkeeper Gosnell Samson, farmer Kennedy George, farmer Kitchen George, blacksmith Latimer David, farmer Latimer William, J.P., commissioner in Queen\u2019s Bench, insurance agent, &c.Logan \u2014, school teacher Parrot John, carpenter Rawson rev.J., New Connexion methodist Robinson Arthur, deputy postmaster Robinson Jas., postmaster, storekeeper Sissons Francis, farmer SELWYN\u2014A small village in the township of Smith, county of Peterborough.Distant from Peterborough, the county town and a station of the Midland railway, 12 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Baker Samuel, farmer Bell James, storekeeper Bell John, farmer Bell Thomas, farmer Bell, William, farmer Blewett Calman, farmer Boyce Wellington, farmer Freeborn Francis.farmer Galvin John, farmer Gibbons James, blacksmith Haulhan Thomas, farmer Islister John, blacksmith Manning Samuel, farmer McCilmoye Nathan, sen., farmer McCilmoye William, jun., farmer Michie Andrew, farmer Middleton James, jun, farmer Morison Peter, joiner Nicholls Aaron, sen., wheelwright Nicholls James, farmer Northey James, farmer Northey Richard, postmaster Preston John, farmer Preston William, jun., farmer Preston William, sen., farmer Ross James, farmer Sanderson Richard, farmer Stabler Henry, farmer Tennan John, farmer SEVERN BRIDGE\u2014A small village in the towuship of Morrison, county of Victoria, at the commencement of the Muskoka country and distant from Wash- ago mills at the head of navigation on Lakes Simcoe and Couchiching, about 2 wiles, Barrie a station of the Northern railway, 41 miles, fare 81,75 in winter, 81.25 in summer: from Toronto 105 miles.Mail daily.Population about 60.JACKSON JAMES H,, postmaster, issuer of marriage licenses, clerk of Division court, commissioner in B.R., reeve, &c.* Formerly called Ostrander.Bagley James T., farmer Blackaby Richard, farmer Graham John, blacksmith Huntly Egerton, farmer McKenzie Charles, innkeeper McLean Angus, farmer MARRIAGE LICENSES, James H.Jackson, issuer Nichols Henry, farmer Renshaw Henry, farmer Robinson George, farmer Site Charles, carpenter Westenfelt John, laborer Wilson Thomas, & Co., storekeepers Young John, farmer *SHAFTSBURY\u2014A village on Great Manitoulin Island, in the township of Howland, district of Algoma.The steamers plying between Collingwood and Sault Ste Marie call here for fuel, and considerable business is donein grain and fish.Distant from Collingwood, the ter- mirus of the Northern railway, 140 miles, fare by steamboat, cabin $4.50, deck 82.50 ; from Killarney 25 miles, from the Bruce Mines 100 miles, from Toronto 240 miles, Mails average four a week in summer and one a week in winter.Population about 150.Abrey George Brockett, postmaster Bray Edgar, provincial land surveyor Burkitt Charles, sailor Burkitt George, sailor Charteain Luke, lumberman Dempsey William, fisherman Dodds Thomas, clerk Douglass Archy, well digger Douglas John, laborer Garbet John, farmer Gooder Mrs., dressmaker Goodee William, shoemaker Griffiths William, butcher.Johnson Abram, laborer Jones Samuel, carpenter Lake rev.J.R., Wesleyan Mackie Bryan, botelkeeper MeKenzie Donald, lighthouse keeper McKenzie William, sailor McLean Samuel, farmer Miller David, sen.May Humphrey, cooper May James, cooper Miller David, sawyer Miller David, jun., storekeeper Miller John, clerk Obetosseway William, teamster Richards David, farmer Saiquabenis S., teamster Skewahbik Columbus, Indian chief Sullivan William, laborer SHAKESPEARE\u2014A thriving village in the townships of North and South Easthope, county of Perth.Large quantities of wheat are bought and shipped at this place.It is a station of the Grand Trunk Railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Stratford, the county town, 6 miles, fare 20e.; from Guelph3£ miles, from Loudon 38 miles, from Toronto §2 miles.Mail daily.Population about 400.Anderson James, hotelkeener Bartlett James, porter G.T.R.Battram B.G.blacksmith Bell John, farmer Bell Richard, farmer Bell William, farmer Bowers Mrs., wid John Brown George, postmaster, clerk Division court Brown Major, storekeeper * The post office is called Little Current.This place was formerly called Wehyabe- Jewing, but in the Government survey it is named Shaftsbury. SHA-\u2014SHA DOMINION 710 DIRECTORY.[ProviNoE OF Callin J.A., shoemaker Callin William, laborer Campbell James, mason CANADIAN EXPRESS CO, Wm.McClellan, agent Carncross E.A.storekeeper Carneross James, cabinetmaker Clancy John, laborer Clapperton William, blacksmith Dallas Mrs.Jane, wid James Deitrich Christian, painter Donaldson James, carpenter Drummond rev.À.A, Presbyterian Eiler John, tinsmith Evans James, bailiff Flynn John, M.D.Flynn R., hotelkeeper GebyF., shoemaker Gowan Robert, M.D.Handlin Thomas Holwell Thomas, tailor Hodge George, M.D.Hyde George, farmer Hyde Matthew, drover Kippen Alexander, butcher Lehman C., hotelkeeper McDermid Hugh McFarlane James McFarlane Peter McCLELLAN WILLIAM, station agent G.T.R., agent Montreal Telegraph Co.McNab John McNichol Henry, laborer McNichol George E., shoemaker McNichol Lewis, butcher McTavish Alexander, farmer McTavish Donald, farmer Merrill James, laborer Minchin George, waggonmaker MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Wn.McClellan, agent Morton William, farmer Murphy Stephen, section foreman G.T.R.Murray Charles .Muter Peter Johnston, M.D.Offord Daniel O'Rourke Patrick, cattle dealer Ratz Henry, farmer Reeber Caleb, waggonmaker Reed Alexander, laborer Riddell Andrew, farmer Riddell James, farmer Ross Alexander, laborer Ross David, school teacher Ross Peter, laborer Roth Christian, farmer Simonds William, farmer Stewart John, agent Thompson Robert, blacksmith Trachsel Christian, farmer Trachsel David, jun., hotelkeeper Trachsel David, sen., farmer Trachsel Jacob, farmer Trachsel Samuel, farmer Trow James, jun., notary Trow James, sen., M.P.P., notary Watson Thomas, laborer Wolf John, shoemaker Yeggie John, painter SHAMROCK \u2014A small village in the townshipof Admaston,county of Renfrew.Distant from Bonnechére Point, a landing of tho Ottawa River steamers, 20 miles, from Sand Point, the terminus of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 26 miles, from l\u2019embroke 38 miles, Muil tri- weekly.l\u2019opulation abuut 50, Bulger John, carpenter , Gorman John, storekeeper Gorman John, jun., school teacher Gorman Patrick, postmaster Gorman Simon, tavernkeeper Hartnet John, blackemitu Hudson Charles, tavernkecper McWilliams Mark, plastorer SH ANICK \u2014A small village in the township of Murmora, county of Hastings, Distant from Madoc 12 miles, from Bolle- ville, astationof the Grand Trunk railway.84 miles, furo $1.Mail weekly.Iopulu- tion about 160.Armstrong Siméon, blacksmith Addison George, farmer Bailey James, jun., farmer Bailey James, sen., postmaster, farmer Briggs Richard, farmer Campion George, farmer Crawford Hugh, farmer Crawford William, farmer Downey Andrew, farmer Fidler John, farmer Flynn David, carpenter Hamilton James, farmer Johns David, farmer Jones Hugh, J.P., reeve Leonard George, farmer Lennon Mrs.Sarah, wid Edward Queen James, farmer Queen John, farmer Shannon Daniel, farmer Vrigeins George, councillor, farmer Wylie Mrs.Anne, wid Thomas * SHANLY\u2014A small village in the township of Edwardsburg, county of Greuville- Distant from Spencerville, a station of the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 6 miles, from Edwardsburg 7 miles.bi-weekly.Population about 70.ANDERSON GEORGE, general store Ault Wesley, farmer Clark William, postmaster, farmer Cook John, farmer Dunnon Hugh, farmer Fairbairn James, farmer McNeill Allan, farmer Riley Edward, farmer Wallace Charles, farmer Wallace Philander, farmer Wilson Newburk, farmer Wright James, farmer .Wylie John, farmer SHANNON VILLE-Alarge village and port of entry on Salmon River, 1} miles from the Bay of Quinté, township of Tyendinaga, county of Hastings, Thereisa considerable lumber business done here.The New York Central railroad is supplied with ties from this place, It is a station of the Grand Trunk railway.Montreal Telegraph Co, has an office here, Distant from Belleville 7} miles, fare 25c¢.; from Toronto 120 miles, fare $4.; from Montreal 218 miles, fare $5.90.Mail daily.Population about 700.Albion hotel, 8S.R.Shaw, proprietor, Dundas st Appleby Mrs.Sophia, wid, Gore st Barage Henry, farmer, Young st Beckwith Marenus, laborer, Gueen st Benedict Smith, carpenter, Queen st Bolton Alexander, millwright, Gore st Butler R., bookkeeper, bds at Albion hotel, Dundas st Campbell Andrew, farmer, King st CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.,S.Smith, agent Channonhouse Mrs.P., wid Thomas, Dundas nt Clark C., boots and shoes, Dundas st Clewson David, cooper King st Cole Herman, pedlar, Young st Covart Jacob, grocery, Dundas st Orampton Thos., storekecper, Dundas st Creeper Thomas, shoemaker, Dundas st Deans Paul, laborer, Waler st Demill Daniel, hardware and tinware, Dundas st Doxsee Albert E., of Doxsee Brothers, Dundas st * Jformerly called Wallace's Corners.ail Doxsee Brothers, storekeepers, Dundas st Doxsee Geo., of Doxsee Brothers, Dun- das st Doxsee rev.A., Wesleyan, Queen st Doxsee Samuel, Queen st Duncan Jays, innkeeper, G.T.R.station Duncan John, grocer, Dundas st Dryden James, sawyer, Dundas st Earl George R., farmer, Queen st Earl Thomas, miller, Dundas st Earle Wm.A, blacksmith, Dundas st Farrell Patrick, laborer, Water st Gallagher James, laborer, Golborne st Geddes John, laborer, Queen st Gonsolus 8,, innkeeper, Dundas st Grooms Richard, shoemaker, Dundas st Harte Milden, laborer, Queen st Holden Hiram, postmaster, storekeeper, Dundas st Howard Alphonzo, mason, Dundas st Howard capt.H., storekeeper, Dundas st Howard Elisha, laborer, Queen st Howard Lorenzo, laborer, Queen st Jenkins William, tanner, Queen st Jones David, laborer, Queen st Kellar George L., laborer, Young st Lazier Nicholas À, farmer, Queen st Lazier William, laborer, Gore st Lewin rev.Wm.,ch of England, Young st Lindsay Ephriam, laborer, Water st Lindsay George, laborer, Young st Lindsay Isaac, laborer, Dundas st Loveless John W., farmer, Dundas st Loynes Richard, carpenter, Queen st McCance James, storekeeper, Dundas st McMichael Ronald, farmer Queen st Manley Mrs.Mary, wid Thos., grocery, Dundas st Marcomb Richard, laborer, Water st Meyers Herman, bailiff, Dundas st MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Mulroony John, laborer, Dundas st Mundell William, shoemaker, Raglan st Murphy Francis, laborer, Young st Oliver Nicholas, laborer, Queen st Palmer Patrick, storekeeper, Dundas st Pearsall James, cabinetmaker, Queen st Randall A.B., waggonmaker, Dundas st Redner Horace P., M.D.Reed James, laborer, Queen st Roberts Jos.H., storekeeper, Dundas st Robinson William A.teacher Roblin N., waggonmaker, Dundas st Roblin William, saddler, Queen st Roblin William H., blacksmith, Queen st Rockwell Albert, M.D., Dundas st Sager Andrew, laborer, Queen st Shaw S.R., proprietor Albion hotel, Dundas st Smith S., agent Canadian Express Co.Sweetman Willian, saddler, Dundas st Taggart Mrs.Mary, wid J., Queen st Vanalstine Jacob, farmer, Gore st Way Reuben R., laborer, Gore st Williams Milton, farmer, Gore st Williams Peter, snddler, Dundas st Woodcock John O., laborer, Young st Young John, carpenter, Dundas st Young rov.Sheldon, Episcopal methodist, Queen st Young Lewis, baker, Dundas st Young Mrs.Mary, wid Goo, Dundas st Young Stewart, grocer, Queen st + SHLARON\u2014A vilinge In the township of Enst Gwilllmbury, conuty of York.Mon.troal Telegraph Co.hax an office here, Distant from Nowmarket, a station of tho Northern railway, 4 miles, {aro 200.; from Toronto 89 miles, Mull daily.Population about 400, Amitage George, marblocutter Baues Georgo, whorer Bellar Ira, palnter * Formerly called Hope. ONTARIO.] DOMINION 711 DIRECTORY.SHA-SHE Borngasser Adam, pedlar Brammar Edward, jun., blacksmith Brammar Edward, sen., blacksmith Brammar George, farmer Brammar John Brammar Robert, blacksmith Brigga Caleb, farmer Briggs Jonathan, farmer Brown George, MD.Caldwell Mrs., weaver Carpenter Dexter, travelling agent Chapman Joshua, hotelkeeper Curry John, farmer Doan Abraham, farmer Doan David, farmer Doan Elias, farmer Doan George, farmer Doan James Ir, farmer Doan Jonathan Doan Judah, farmer Doan Mrs., wid Jonathan Doan Thomas, farmer Dodds William, agent Driver George, shoemaker Gibson John, farmer Graham rev.Jeremiah Graham John, agent GRAHAM JOHN D., professor of music Haines Charles, farmer Haines Ebenezer Harris William, farmer Helmer Mrs.Susan, wid Hughes Amos, farmer Hughes David W., storekeeper Hughes Job, farmer Hutchinson George, weaver Havanagh Jolin, agent Kester George, shoemaker Kiteley William, farmer Knight William, farmer Lepard Benjamin, farmer Lowe Frank, laborer Lundy Amos, farmer Lundy Judah, farmer McArthur Charles, marble works McCLINTOCK JAMES, hotelkeeper Maguire Mrs.John MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Morris John, tinsmith Morris Richard, farmer Morton Saville, farmer Oxtoby Christopher, blacksmith Pegg John, farmer Pegg Samuel, farmer Procter Samuel, carpeuter Pyeman John, shoemaker Read Mrs, wid John Robertson Charles, storekeeper Robinson John, farmer Rogers Albert, farmer Rogers Allen, farmer Rowan Daniel, farmer Rowan Mrs., wid Daniel, hotelkeeper Rowan Peter, blacksmith Rowan Richard Rowland William, saddler Selby colonel William, farmer Smith George P., tailor Soles Mrs., wid William Somerville Christopher, laborer Stokes John T., postmaster, architect and civil engineer Terry John, J.P., farmer Thompson Robert Wayling James, farmer Wayling Mrs, wid Thomas Weddle Robert, farmer Willinms Orlin, farmer Willson Amos H, Assessor Willson David L., farmer Willson Israel, farmer Willson John b, farmer, coroner Wilson William H.Wilson Reuben, carpenter SH A RP TON\u2014A villagein the township of Kingston, county of rontenac.Distant from Kingston, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100 Babcock Daniel, farmer Bell John, jun., farmer Bell John, sen., J.P., farmer Bell William, farmer Bradshaw Charles, local superintendent of schools, farmer, Burnington Ralph, farmer Gordon James, farmer Harker Thomas, farmer Harker William, farmer Hill Francis, farmer Hople John, farmer Keown William, farmer McCarty Charles, farmer McGown George, farmer McKechnie Robert, postmaster, farmer McRae Daniel, farmer Moon Mrs., wid John - Raymond Caleb, J.P., farmer Raymond Hudson, farmer Raymond Reuben, blacksmith Sharp Thomas, farmer Storms Robert, laborer Sutherland Robert, farmer Trimer James, farmer Vrowman John, farmer Vrowman William, farmer SHEFFIELD\u2014A village in the township of Beverley, county of Wentworth.Distant from Branchton, a station of the Great Western rsilway, 4 miles, from Hamilton 19 miles, from Toronto 53 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Abel Frederick, tailor Armstrong Benjamin Beemer Minson, farmer Bond Edwin, postmaster Casemore William, farmer Chapman George, shoemaker Cochrane John, school teacher Crowder rev.F.J., United brethren Dary Robert, waggonmaker Davis David, blacksmith Deary James, proprietor Sheffield house Falkner Arthur, grocer Green Philip, school teacher Grummett James, farmer Grummett Thomas, farmer Hager Wesley, clerk Hancock John, laborer Hamill Charles, farmer Hunt George, waggonmaker Hupston Thomas, pensioner Lloyd John, storekeeper Lloyd Joseph, farmer Lundy John B,, M.D.McCall Donald, farmer Main David, farmer Main David, jun., farmer Main Edward, laborer Main Stephen, farmer Minnie William, shoemaker Moffat Adam, farmer Munson Lent Richards Joseph, waggonmaker Ricker Christopher, farmer Rintoul David, farmer Rintoul David, jun, waggonmaker Steel John, blacksmith Webb Joseph H,, M.D.WILL ELIM R., dry goods, groceries, hardware, crockery, boots and shoes Wilson George, laborer SHELBURNE\u2014A small village in the township of Melaucthon, county of Grey.Distant from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 32 miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 60 miles.Mail semi-weekly.Population about 80.Berwick Edw., postmaster, storekeeper Carr Robert Charters George Coleman John Doney George, blacksmith Gabriel Matthew Henderson Samuel Jelly Andrew Jelly Simon Jelly William, innkeeper King Henry, shoemaker Lettie Archibald Pasheak Joseph, jun.Pasheak Joseph, sen., weaver Reddick George, carpenter SHELDON\u2014A village in the townships of Mono and Adjala, county of Simcoe.Distant from Angus, a station of the Northern railway, 22 miles, fare $1; from Bradford 34 miles, from Toronto 50 miles Mail bi-weekly.Population about 125.Beaty Thomas, farmer and saw mill owner Bullock George, farmer Colwell J., farmer Culbert James, farmer Ewins James, farmer Hall rev.\u2014, Wesleyan Hetherington James, blacksmith Hetherington John, farmer Hetherington John, jun., farmer and thrasher Joliff Mrs., wid Lee Thomas, shoemaker McCabe James, farmer McGougan Miss Parker G., miller and farmer Pendleton J., farmer Pendleton Richard, farmer Purdon John, farmer Quinn James, farmer Snell William, farmer Stinson James, farmer Webb John, farmer Webb Joseph, farmer Webster M., postmaster, storekeeper and farmer Williamson John, farmer SHERID A N\u2014A small place in the township of Trafalgar, county of Halton.Distant fron Oakville, a station, of the Great Western railway, 4 miles, from Toronto EA miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Adamson Mrs.E.Bently Nathan, farmer Brownerage William, farmer Cavill \u2014, farmer Clark Joseph, farmer Clark William, farmer Cordongby Charles.farmer Cornwall Edward, farmer Gable Jacob, farmer Gable Sylvester, farmer Greenians Gaylard, farmer Greenians Isaiah, farmer Greenians William, farmer Hamond David, farmer Hemphill Mrs.Hannah Kelly W.R., farmer Lawrence Ferris, farmer Ling George, shoemaker Long John, waggonmaker Marshall Benjamin, farmer Qutred Richard, farmer Outred Stephen, blacksmith Petch Henry, farmer Pollard Joshua, farmer Savage Henry, butcher Shain Edmund, farmer Shank George, farmer Skyner John, farmer Wilson John, farmer Wilson Richard, farmer Sur-SiL DOMINION 712 DIRECTORY.{PROVINCE op * SHERKSTON\u2014A small village and way station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, in the township of Humberstone, county of Welland, istant from Port Colborne, on Lake Erie, 7 miles, from Welland, the county town, 12 miles.Mail semi-weekly, Population about 100.Beam Abraham, blacksmith Cook Allan B., school teacher Heckadon Frederick, machinist Lumis James, carpenter Michael William, jun., farmer Michael William, sen, farmer Ramsden John, jun., farmer Ramsden John, sen., farmer Sherk Daniel, farmer Sherk Gilbert, farmer Sherk Hugh, farmer Sherk Mrs.Lucinda, wid Joseph Sherk Samuel, farmer Stringer A.O., postmaster, storekeeper Wall John, laborer Wright J ohn, clerk SHETLAND\u2014A post office station in the township of Euphemia, county of Bothwell.Distant from Bothwell, a sta tion of the Great Western railway, 9 miles, Mail daily.Population about 175.Adams John, farmer Armstrong Adam, farmer and shingle maker Brownlee Jolm, farmer Butler Richard, superintendent of farm and milling property Dobbyn James, farmer Dobbyn John, lumberman Dobbyn Richard, farmer Dobbyn Thomas, farmer Dobbyn William, farmer Drew John, farmer and blacksmith Elliott Samuel, jun, farmer Fenby William, farmer Graham Joseph, farmer Holman William, farmer Laird Richard, shoemaker Mawlam Henry, farmer Moorhouse Edward, farmer Moorhouse Henry, farmer Moorhouse John, farmer Moorhouse Thomas H., farmer Moorhouse Thomas S., farmer Moorhouse William L., farmer Pesha Francis, farmer Pesha Peter, framer and builder Ralph William, farmer Turtle John, farmer Ward Albert, farmer Ward Alfred, farmer Ward Andrew T., postmaster, storekeeper Wilson Thomas, farmer SHIPLEY\u2014A village in the township of Wallace, county of Perth, It contains a saw mill and an Episcopal church, Distant from Palmerston, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 8 miles, from Listowel 6 miles, from Mitchell, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 28 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about Allen Bristow, lumber merchant Armstrong rev.John, Wesleyan Baylis Christian, farmer Bristow Allen, lumber merchant Bristow Edward, postmaster, saw mill Bristow Walter, general blacksmith Bristow William, sawyer Cunard Hilper, farmer Fries Henry, farmer Gardner John, farmer Hemsworth Albert, joiner * Also called Sherk\u2019s Crossing.Hemsworth Christopher M., township clerk and treasurer, commissioner in B.R,, &c.Hemsworth Elias, farmer Hemsworth F.B., farmer Hemsworth Marmaduke Hemsworth William, farmer Hotell Daniel, carpenter Mcllroy James, mason Mills John, farmer Pigott James, commissioner in Queen's ench, farmer Rogers J oseph, farmer, councillor Strong Richard, farmer Succup rev.Henry H., Lutheran Taylor G.W., J.P.Weechel A.G., farmer West Albert, teacher Wilson Robert, farmer SHRIGLEY\u2014A post office station in the township of Melancthon, county of Grey.Distant from Stayner, a station of the Northern railway, 22 miles, from Collingwood 23 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 180.Badgerow Charles, farmer Bailey George, postmaster, carpenter Bell John, farmer Bell Richard, carpenter Cameron Daniel, farmer Campain James, auctioneer Cole Edward, farmer Corcoran James, farmer Holmes rev.J.H, United brethren Hope William, farmer Jameson Andrew, farmer Johnston William, cheese manufacturer Keating Michael, farmer Keating Patrick, farmer Kitchen Thomas, farmer Martin John, farmer Medly Robert, mason Mitchell James, farmer Norris Edmund, farmer Norris James, farmer Phillips Charles, carpenter Redpath Richard, farmer Redpath Thomas, builder Scutt Jonathan, farmer Shrigley E.B,, carpenter Stewart James, cabinetmaker Tranmer George, farmer White James, farmer Woods Samuel, farmer * SIDDELLSVILLE\u2014A small village on Siddel\u2019s Creek, township of Lobo, county of Middlesex.Distant from Ailsa Craig, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, from Carlisle 1 mile, from London 19 miles, Population about 50.Alexander William, blacksmith Cooper Silvan, miller Davis William, laborer Lang Michael, laborer McIntosh William, storekeeper O'Neil John, drover Phillips Griffith, innkeeper Siddell John Smithson Mrs.Charlotte, wid Thomas SIERRA\u2014A small settlement In the township of Charlottenburg, county of Glongary.Distant from Lancaster, station of the Grand Trunk railway, miles, from Montreal 62 miles.weokly.Population about 100.11} Mail bi- Cameron Hugh, farmer Fraser Allen, farmer Jameison William, mason Kennedy Alexander, farmer Kennedy John, farmer Logie John, farmer: McCremmon John, farmer * The post office is at Carlisle, McDonald Alexander, J.P., farmer McDonald Allan, eurpenter McDonald Angus, farmer McDonald A.P.McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald Donald; tailor McDonald John, farmer McDonald John, mason McDonald Neil, farmer McDonald Roderick, farmer McDonell Donald, J.P., councillor McDougald Archibald, farmer MeDougnld John R., farmer McDougald Malcolm, furmer McMillan James, farmer MoRAE CHRISTOPHER J, Harris Isaac McCarty John, farmer McDonnell William, farmer mnson postmaster, general store Munro Alexander, farmer Munro Donald, farmer Ross Hugh, farmer Ross John, farmer Shagoo John, shoemaker Smith Peter, farmer SILLSVILLE\u2014A village in the township of South Federicksburg, county of Lennox and Addington.Distant from Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles, Mail tri-weekly, Population about 60.Asslestine Jacob, farmer Campbell Andrew, carpenter Charters Nelson, farmer Charters William, councillor Germain William, carpenter Hickey John, tavernkeeper Hough Martin, township treasurer Mallow Samuel, storekeeper Robinson David, farmer Sharp Abraham, farmer Sills Donovan, J.P., postmaster Sills Egerton R., township clerk Smith Hiram, carpenter SILVER CREEIK\u2014A small village in the township of Caledon, county of Peel.Distant from Charleston, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 4 miles, from Brampton 14 miles, from Toronto 86 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 90, Chambers Phillip, mill owner Ganty Patrick, farmer Graham John, farmer farmer McIntyre Duncan, miller McLean James, school teacher Murphy John, farmer Ke Murphy Patrick, postmaster, inn and storekeeper Patterson Nathaniel, farmer Patterson Robert, farmer Peteh Thomas, farmer Stokes William, miller Tagg Edward, blacksmith Wanless George, farmer SILVER HILL\u2014Asmall village in the township of Charlottoville, county of Norfolk.Distant from Simooe, the county town, 12 miles, from Brantford, a station of the Buflhlo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk 1nilwny, 8£ miles, Mail semi-weekly, Topulation about 50.Abel John, farmer Cole Mrs.folizoveth, postmistress Dale Henry, farmer Detrick James L., J.P., general storekeeper Dowswell James, farmer Gordon William, Holliday David, Hisdale Ephraim, farmer sen., mail contractor blacksmith ONTARIO] DOMINION 713 DIRECTORY.SiMcor SIMCOE\u2014The county town of Norfolk, is situated on the river Lynn, in the township of Woodhouse.There is a splendid Court house bere built of brick with stone front, a gaol, two grist mills, a distillery, brewery and tannery.The surrounding rection of country is distinguished for its agricultural productions.Tontreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Port Dover, on Lake Erie, 8 miles, fare B0c.; from Brant- ford 25 miles, fare $1.25; from Paris, a station of the Grand Trunk and Great Western railways, 28 miles, fare £1.25; from Port Burwell, on Lake Erie, 42 miles, fare $2; from Hamilton 46 miles, from Toronto 89 miles.Mails daily.Population about 2000.Alway Mark, saddler Adams William H., blacksmith American Merchants Union Express Co., Augustine James Donly, agent Anderson James, shoemaker Andrews Miss Caroline, dressmaker ANSLEY JOHN H., barrister, commissioner in B.R., notary, &ec.Auckland John, teamster Allgeo David Austin J., & Co.drugs and stationery Austin John S., blacksmith Austin Jonathan, of Austin & Scott Austin Jonathan, of J.Austin & Co.Austin Joshua, general merchant Austin & Scott, carriagemakers Babcock Augustus, deputy gaoler Backhouse J.B., M.D.BANK OF MONTREAL, F.F.Black- ader, agent Banks Mrs.Francis A., wid Daniel Banslaugh Thomas, of Wade & Bans- laugh ~ Banslaugh Thomas, photographer Barber Aaron S.Bates David, laborer BATTERSBY GEORGE, proprietor Norfolk house Beaupré John Beemer John, butcher Benner Jacob, carpenter Betts Joseph, laborer Birtch Mrs.Ettie, wid William BLACKADER FRANCIS F., agent Bank of Montreal, and insurance agent Booth John B,, clerk Boyd Mrs.Mary F., wid John Brabbs John H., storekeeper Bray Miss Annie, school teacher Bray Philip, sheriff's officer BRIDGES JOHN E., deputy sheriff BRITISH CANADIAN, weekly, annual subscription $2; William P.Kelley, editor, proprietor and printer Brook Joseph, of R.Brook & Son Brook Richard, of R.Brook & Son Brook R., & Son, woollen mill Brown Matthew C., J.P., harnessmaker Brown Robert, distiller Brown William, shoemaker Burchell Alfred, cooper Burr William H., grocer Burton Mrs.Maria, wid Thomas, storekeeper Butler Abram, laborer Butler Finlay, clerk Campbell Duncan CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, H.Groff, agent Carnochan Misses Helen liners Carter Henry, boots and shoes Carter Joseph, shoemaker Cassier C.J chemist Cattle John, market clerk CHADWICK BENJAMIN F, livery stable proprietor.See Adv Chadwicle James T., proprietor Simcoe and Paris express and stage & Jane, mil- Chadwick Samuel, tinemith Church Mrs.Mary Ann, milliner and dressmaker CLARKE JOHN, M.D., coroner Cline Martin, moulder Clouse Israel, innkeeper Coates Joseph, carriagemaker Coates Thomas, carriagemaker Coggins Joseph, gardener Collier Mrs.Abigail, wid Collins John, cabinetmaker Collins William, cabinetmaker Collins William, school teacher Cook Asa, tinsmith Cook William, tailor Corlis Squire L.J.P.agent Costlow Martin, laborer Counter George F., watchmaker COURTLANDT HORATIO N., mathematical master Grammar school COVERNTON CHARLES W.J.P, M.D, MR.CS.E, MMC.chairman board of examiners Cowdry Edmund, teller and accountant Canadian Bank of Commerce Cratt Eli, laborer Cross Mrs.Margaret, wid William Culver Mrs.Harriet, wid Joseph Curtis Jeremiah, blacksmith Curtis John, grocer, insurance agent Damyon William, shoemaker Darling George L., jeweller \u2018 Davey Hugh, shoemaker Dean James S., proprietor Dean hotel Deedes Edmund, sheriff Donly Augustine James, bookseller and agent American Union Express Co.Douglass Miss Harriet A., teacher of music Douglass Mrs.Harriet, wid Joseph Dow Alexander, bookkeeper Norfolk house Draper George.blacksmith Dredge George, laborer Dredge George H., proprietor Mansion House hotel DUNCOMBE DAVID T.commissioner in B.R., &¢ Dunkin Johu, blacksmith and waggon- maker Durward Alexander, tailor Dyer Miss Mary, dressmaker Emes Miss Eliza J., wid Levi Ermatinger James, county clerk Excise office, Edward P.Ryerse, collector \u2019 Falls Owen, farmer Falls William R.Fearman Edward, bricklayer Finlay William Fisher James, carriagemaker barrister, Foley Mrs.Kate, wid hon.Michael H.Ford Edward E., clerk FORD N.C., & CO., millersand distillers, dealers in dry goods, hardware, groceries, liquors, provisions, &e.Ford Nathan Cook, J.P, of N.C.Ford & Co., bds at Norfolk house Forse John H., farmer Forse Mrs.Surah, wid Philip Forster William, druggist Fuller Charles J ., barrister, &e.Galbraith Robert A., boots and shoes Gallagher Patrick, boots and shoes Gardiner Samuel, sculptor Garland John, innkeeper Gibbon William, soap, potash and candle factory Gillin Miss Mary, school teacher Glover Edwin, chairmaker Glover James A., shoemaker Glover Mrs.Harriet, dressmaker Goddard Frederick, clerk GRASETT REV.ELLIOT, ch of England Griffin John B., agent GROFF HENRY, county treasurer.agent Canadian Bank of Commerce.and insurance agent Hall Harrison, barber Hambidge Mrs.Sarah, wid John Hanna Joseph, town constable Harding Mrs.Apn J, wid James.hoarding house HARDY HENRY A, barrister, solicitor in chancery, county crown attorney.clerk of the peace, notary, &c.Harris William J., shoemaker HARRISON ROBERT J., operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Hart Alanson, livery stable Hart Thomas Haughton James, machinist CL Hayes James, M.D., of Hayes & Livingston, coroner HAYES & LIVINGSTON, drugs and stationery Healey William H., clerk Hebblewhite Thomas, hardware Hellyer Thomas C., veterinary surgeon Henderson Henry, gardener HENDRY OSCAR, dry goods,millinery.& c.HENDRY & WALSH, fancy and staple dry goods, millinery, &c.Henery Mrs.Isabella Herney John, tailor Hobbs Joseph, clerk Hodgson Edward L., shoemaker Hodgson Robert, tailor Holmes Hugh, storekeeper { Hooker William, grist mills, four and feed store Horning Isaac, photographer Humphrey Miss Mary, dressmaker Hunt Lawrence H., J.P.,issuer of marriage licenses, county surveyor Hurd Charles J., waggonmaker Ilton Edward, gardener Jackson George, of J.& G.Jackson Jackson James, painter Jackson J.& G., builders and cabinetmakers Jackson John.of J.& G.Jackson KELLEY WILLIAM P., editor, proprietor and printer of the British Canadian Kendall Miss Matilda, millinery Kendall Wm.T., of Misner & Bendall Kennedy James P., builder KENT EDWIN P., brewery Kent Samuel, Intercolonial railway Kestell Robert M., clerk Ladd Franklin, printer Ladd John, blacksmith Landrigan John, laborer Lansdell Frederick S., grocer Lea George, carpenter Lea John, carpenter Leaney John, teamster Lear Henry, jeweller Lee Mrs.Margaret, wid Daniel Lee Thomas C., bricklayer Lefler Hiram, laborer Lewis James, barber Linn James, shoemaker LIVERPOOL \u201cAND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE CO.John Curtis, agent Livingston rev.Martin W., ch of Scot- lan Livingstone Robert T., of Tisdale & Livingstone Livingston W.W,, of Hayes & Livings- en = su on Long Miss A.E, williner and dressmaker SIm-SKY DOMINION 714 DIRECTORY.[ProviNoE OF Lowndes Mrs.E., wid G.,boarding house Lucas William, shoemaker Luscombe Samuel, jun., printer Luscombe Samuel, sen., butcher Lyons James A., jun, clerk Lyons James A., sen., storekeeper Lyons William, storekeeper McBride Mrs., Elizabeth, wid John McColl John, carpenter McCosh & Menuie, storekeepers McCosh Thomas, of McCosh & Menzie McCoy Patrick, teamster McDonald Hanford, cabinetmaker McDonald Peter, M.D., of York & Mc Donald McDowell James M., fanning mill MoINTOSH MRS.GEORGE B.McKay Hugh, tailor McKee John, carpenter McRitchie rev.George, Wesleyan Madden Thomas, of Polley & Madden Mahn Mrs.Mansion House hotel, Geo.H.Dredge, proprietor Marlatt Mrs.Amanda, wid Caleb Martin John E,, fruit store MARRIAGE LICENSES, Lawrence H.Hunt, J.P., issuer Masterton William, blacksmith Mather Elisha, tailor Matheson Miss Jane, school teacher Matheson Mrs.Ann, wid Robert Matheson Walter, attorney Merrill Amos A.storekeeper Messmore rev.Joseph, Wesleyan Miller Alexander, bookkeeper Miller William, baker Mills Isaac, farmer Milne Mrs.Hannah Misner Harmon S., of Misner & Kendall Misner & Kendall, cabinetmakers MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Robt.J.Harrison, operator Moore Robert, tinsmith Morris Charles, carriagemaker Mulkins Henry, postmaster Mulkins Wm.ji commission merchant Munro Henry, stage driver Murch Mrs.Mary Jane, tailoress Murphy John, & Son, auctioneers Murphy Jobn T., of John Murphy & Son Murphy John, of John Murphy & Son Murphy Thomas, dentist Murray Alexander, blacksmith Nevills James W., innkeeper Newell Stephen, clerk Nickerson John, lumber merchant Nobles James, tailor Norfolk house, G.Battersby, proprietor NORFOLK REFORMER, weekly, annual subscription $2; R.Thorough- good, editor, proprietor and printer Norris John, baker NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE UO., F.F.Black- ader, agent O'Brien Miss Alice, boarding house Qlerin John, groom O'Reilly Mrs.Henrietta, wid Dr.Gerald Osborne Robert, mechanic Owen Alfred, sewing machine agent Park John, mill owner Parker John, brewer Parsons rev.Robert, Congregationalist O'Carr Mrs., funcy goods Pees, Nathan, high constable PHŒNIX INSURANCE CO.Henry Groff, agent Polley Alpheus, of Polley & Madden Polley & Madden, iron foundry Poole Thomas, mason Poole Edward, carpenter Potts John E., lumber merchant and mill owner Powell Mrs.Elizabeth, wid George W.Pursel Asn A,, livery stables RAPELJE CLARENCE OC.deputy clerk of the Crown, registrar of Surrogate court, clerk of County court, &c.Rapelje Henry V.Richardson B., veterinary surgeon Richardson Mrs.Sarah Roberts William, storokeeper Robinson William J., butcher customs .Salmon James M., J.P., M.D,, coroner Salmon John, M.D.Salmon Mrs.Jane, wid judge William Saltzberry Philip, carpenter Scott Ephraim S., painter Scott John, of Austin & Scott Scott rev.Anthony, Baptist Sharpe William, clerk Shepperd Jacob, miller Simcoe and Paris Express, Jumes T.Chadwick, proprietor Sinden William I\", miller Smith John, professor of music Smith Matthew, laborer Sovereen Lemon G., storekeeper Stanton George, M.D.Steel Mathias R., harnessmaker Steinhoff Andrew, harnessmaker Steinhoff Hugh, carpenter Stevens Mrs.Mary, wid Oliver, tailoress Street Warren P., sewing machine agent and insurance agent Sullivan Denis, laborer Sullivan John, shoemaker Swinton John, miller Swinton Mrs.Jane, wid captain David Taylor James, carpenter Taylor James, lumberman Thomas William, mason Thompson John, carpenter Thompson Lenox, laborer Thompson Walter, carpenter THOROUGHGOOD REUBEN, editor, pro rietor and printer of the Norfolk eformer Tisdale colonel David, of Tisdale & Livingstone Tisdale James M., auctioneer TISDALE & LIVINGSTONE, barristers, commisgionersin B.R., notaries, conveyancers, &c.Townley Thomas, tailor Tracey John, carpenter Tregent A.P., teller Bank of Montreal Tune James, soda water manufacturor Tune Robert, sen., baker Turner George, & Co., storekeepers Turner George, of Geo.Turner & Co.Turner George, of Turner & Benupré Wade Walter Ww, of Wade & Bunsiaugh Wade & Bansluugh, photographers Wadsworth James J., M.D.Walker John J., gunsmith WALLACE WILLIAM, accountant WALSH AQUILLA, J.P., M.P., chairman of Intercolonial railway commissioners Walsh Francis WALSH FRANCIS L., commissioner in B.R., and registrar Walsh Thomas W., J.P.Waters Mrs.Louisa, wid Watson Isaac, tinsmith Watts B.P., carpenter Wayne William T., sewin Weatherly Miss Barbara, Weeden James, laborer Wells Lyman, dentist Wells Miss Elizabeth, school teacher WESTERN INSURANCE CO.MARINE, Henry Groff), agent surveyor John, baker machines ressmaker RYERSE EDWARD P., collector of Western Insurance Oo., J.Curtis, agent Weston Richard, tanner Wilkinson rev.John, New Connexion methodist Williamson John, inn keeper Wilson James H., farmer Wilson John, M.D., recve, druggist Wilson William M., county judge Wilson William, miller Wisson Emanuel, carpenter Wolf Albert, shoemaker Wolf William, mail driver Wood Thomas D., gaoler Wyatt William T., innkeeper York Winford, M.D., of York & Me- Donald York & McDonald, physicians Youbanks William, laborer Van Norman Delavan D, J.P., engineer *SINGHAIMPTON\u2014A small village on the county line ot Simcoe and Grey, townships of Nottawasaga and Osprey.The Mad river flows through the village.Distant from Collingwood, theterminusofthe Northern railway, 14 miles, fare 756.Mail daily.Population about 100.Algeo James, shoemaker Bell Angus, conveyancer Cousins John, laborer Creach Edward, carder Curtis Michael, teacher Dallas William, carpenter Ferguson Thomas, spinner Gowan William, innkeeper Grant David, carpenter Green Mrs.Lucinda, wid Donald, weaver Hutchison Samuel, weaver Hamilton James, postmaster, store and woollen factory McCorcell William, carder Landry Elie, storekeeper Lang John, laborer McDonald Jolin, sawyer McKinnon Donald, blacksmith Pearson William, miller Phillips Obediah, ashery Ransier Joseph, waggonmaker Richards James, mail carrier Robinson Peter, teamster Richmond Alfred, mason Rusk Thomas, blacksmith Riddle Miss, milliner Rowbotham William, inukeeper Sing Joseph SING JOSIAH R., commissioner SPROULE JOSEPH J., general storekeeper STINSON JOHN, general storekeeper Thompson George, saddler Taylor Samuel, sawyer Thornbury Thomas, M.D.SK IPN ESS\u2014A small village in tho township of Amabel, county of Bruce.Distant from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northorn railway, 85 miles, from Goderioh 5 miles.Mail weekly.l'opulation about Blenkin Thomas, postmaster Ducker Alexander, farmer Forgrave William, farmer Hand Swithne, farmer lowe Janes, farmer Perth William, farmer Socks John, farmer Temple John, furmer Webster Williun, farmer SI YE\u2014A small settlement In the township of Kenyon, county of Glongary.Distant from Cornwall, the county town and station of tho Grand Trunk rallway, 82 miles, from Montreal 80 miles, Mail tri-weokly.Population about 100.Campbell John, farmer # Formorly oalled Mad River Mills, ONTARIO.] DOMINION 715 DIRECTORY.SLE-SMI Chisholm John, farmer and lime kiln builder Douglas William, painter McCuaig John, farmer McGillivray Murdoch, farmer McKenzie Alexander, farmer McKenzie Jas.R., postmaster, attorney McLeod Duncan, yP, farmer McGillivray.K., weaver McLeod Donald, farmer McLeod Norman R., farmer McLeod Norman, farmer MeLeod Roderick, farmer McQueen John, farmer Mathewson Alexander, farmer SLESWICK\u2014A village in the townships of Albion and Caledon, county of Peel.Distant from Paisley, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 2 miles, from Toronto 35 miles.Mail daily.Po- pulatiou about 50.Bell Robert, tavernkeeper Brown John, farmer Campbell Hugh, laborer Drummond John, farmer Drummond Peter, farmer Evans John, farmer Evans Richard J., postmaster, innkeeper Fenwick Moses, blacksmith McKinlay David, stage driver SLIGO\u2014A small village in the township of Caledon, county of Cardwell.Distant from Charleston, a station of the Toronto, Grey aud Bruce railway, 3 miles, from Toronto 38 miles.Mail duily.Population about 70.Aikett Robert, farmer Aikett William, farmer Bell Thomas, mill owner Chambers Thomas, farmer Finigan Owen, farmer Garity Patrick, farmer McKetrick Patrick, farmer McLaren Alexander, farmer Nunn Isaac, farmer Nunn John, farmer Nunn Samuel, mill owner Sinclair Alexander, farmer Wanless George, farmer Wanless John SMITHFIGLD\u2014A small village in the township of Brighton, county of North- umberland.Distant from Brighton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, fare 250.Mail daily.Population about 100.Barber James, storekeeper Bate William, farmer Clark James, blacksmith Colter Henry, road overseer Dean Homer, carpenter Drewry William, millwright Fulford Henry, laborer Fulford Nathaniel, carpenter Fulford Wesley, laborer Harrington Dennis, laborer Hart Ebenezer, laborer Howell James, miller Johnson Henry, grocer Miller Michael, brickmaker Moffat Thomas, shoemaker Reynolds John, laborer Sherman John, road overseer Rilven John, miller Smith Abijah, farmer Smith Drummond S., postimaster Smith Edward, farmer Smith George, farmer Smith Robert, farmer Storms George, laborer Storms Wilson, laborer Walt Smith, laborer Washburn Jog, tailor Weller Asa, shoemaker Weller Nelson, laborer SMITH\u2019S FALLS\u2014An incorporated and important village on the Rideau canal, township of Elmsley, county of Lanark.It is a station of the Brockville which extends from hereto Perth, Elgin, and Ottawa railway, a branch line of 2 populous suburb \u201cin the township of Montague, will, it is expected shortly be incorporated with the village.A large business is done in the manufacture of etover, ploughs, and fanning mills.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Perth, the county town, 12 miles, from Brockville 28 miles, from Ottawa 5% miles.about 1500.Acton Robert, storekeeper, Beckwith st Agnew George, clerk Allan James, carpenter Allen William, plasterer, George st Anderson James, fanning mills ANDERSON WILLIAM J., M.D., physician and surgeon, Main st Armstrong R., waggonmaker, Main st Atcheson James, M.D., Brockville road Armstrong John, laborer Bagg Oliver, waggonmaker Baird Robert, clerk Baker Robert W._ joiner, William st Balf Nicholas, moulder Banks Charles G., finisher, Water st Barnes S.M,, of Chalmers & Barnes Barr Allan, carpenter, Main st Bartlett Russel W., chair factory, Beck- with st Bates Benjamin, waggonmaker, Mill st Belford Henry Beyer Frederick, finisher, Water st Black William.painter Black Thomas, melter, Market st Booth John, machinist, Main st Boyd Mrs.À, milliner, Beckwith st Boyd & Taudvin, washing machine makers, Beckwith st Boyle Martin, laborer Brannah John.shoemaker.Main st Breckals George.carpenter Bresee William, blacksmith, Main st Briggs Walter T., master grammar school BROWN JAMES, station agent, and agent Canadian Express Co.Brown Miss Agnes, telegraph operator Buck Daniel, lockmaster, Sly\u2019s Rapids BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER, G.M.Cossitt & Brother, and Frost & Wood.manufacturers Burgess Patrick, laborer, Russell st Burgess William, carter, Russell st Burke Thomas, brewer Burritt W.H., M.D,, coroner, Main st Burrows James, lock laborer Burrows Mrs.James, Market st Butler J.R., watchmaker, Main st Cahill Thomas, shoemaker Callidine William, finisher, Market st CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.James Brown, agent Carley David, agent Carlev William, trader Carroll M,, tavernkeeper, Beckwith st Casey Richard, cooper, Mill st Caswell W.H., & Brother, waggon- makers, Main st Caulfield Thomas, plasterer, Russell st Chalmers & Barnes, waggonmakers Chalmers George, blacksmith, Water st Chalmers Henry b, jun, blacksmith Chalmers Heury D., sen., of Chalmers & Barnes, bailiff Chambers James A, M.D.CHAMBERS JOHN McGILL, J.P, reeve of Montague, notary Chevrefils V,, storekeeper, Beckwith st CLARKE ALEXANDER, dry goods, groceries, provisions, hardware, &c.Mail daily.Population Clark James M., storekeeper Clark William, carpenter Clint Edward, carpepter Clint Gabriel J., machinist Clint William, carpenter Clune rev.Michael, R.catholic Code William, blacksmith, Mill st Collins Rufus S., axe maker, Main and Market sts Common school, Stewart Moag, master Conley Edward, miller ; Conn Thomas, laborer, Beckwith st Connel James, laborer .Coombs Joseph, druggist, Main st Copeland R.W., carder, Beckwith st Copeland Wallace D., carder, Water st Corrie Mrs.Ann, wid William COSSITT G.M., & BROTHER, proprietors Rideau foundry, manufacturers of the Buckeye mower and reaper, the new improved turbine water wheel, and mill gearing of every description Cossitt German M, of G.M.Cossitt & Brother, Beckwith st Cossitt Newton, of G.M.Cossitt & Brother, Mill st Coughlin Daniel, moulder Craine John, painter, Main st .Crombie rev.John, Presbyterian, Wil- bam st Currie Martin S., shingle mill, Water st Curtis William, moulder Davis Levi, blacksmith, Water st Dean Milo, sawyer Devine John, carter Devlin James, blacksmith Dodds John, Beckwith st Donohoe Jeremiah, grocer, Water st Drew Angus J, blacksmith Drew John, blacksmith Eaton Thomas, carter Edgar William, trader, Water st Edmund Noah, blacksmith Edwards Robert, carpenter Elliot James, finisher, Market st Farnal William, blacksmith, Water st Fergusson Archibald, shoemaker Ferguson & Gilroy, storekeepers, Main st Ferguson Daniel, clerk Ferguson Duncan, Beckwith st Ferguson Thomas, laborer, William st Ferguson Thomas, painter, Beckwith st Findlay Thomas, baggage master Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer Foster Christopher, Water st Foster George, tailor, Water st Foster John.painter Foster John H., machinist, Beckwith st Foster Mrs.Mary Jane,wid 5 as, Water st Frost Chs.B., of Frost & Wood, Water st Frost Frs.T., of Frost & Wood, Water st Frost Mrs.C., wid Ebenezer, Water st FROST & WOOD, iron founders, manufacturers of the Buckeye mower and reaper, threshing machines, and other agricultural implements, mill gearing, © Furlong James, sectionman Galipeau Cyril, teamster, Russel st Galipeau Joseph, laborer Galipeau Louis, laborer, George st Garrett John, cooper, Main st Garrett Samuel, cooper Garrett Wilson, baker, Beckwith st Gayes Thomas, machinist, Mill st Gibbs Mrs.Hannah, wid Philip, Main st Gilhuly Charles W., clerk Gilmour Marcus, painter, Main st Garvin Martin, waggonmaker, Main st Girvin Peter Girvin William, Ridean hotel Gleeson Patrick, moulder Gordon Andrew, moulder, Main st Gorman Thomas, laborer Gould Jason, of H.& J.Gould Smr-Sm1.DOMINION 716 DIRECTORY.[ProvINOE OF GOULD H.& J, grist and saw mill dealers in flour, feed, and all kinds of sawn lumber Gould James Henry, of H.& J.Gould, reeve, Brookville road Graham William, laborer Graham Wm.of Williamsons & Graham Grammar school, W.T.Briggs, master Greer Samuel, sawyer, Mill st Guthrie James C., shoemaler Halliday James M., tailor, Beckwith st Harper Robinson, clerk of division court, and accountant, William st Harris & Richey, shingle factory Harrison Hunter, saddler Harrison James, saddler, Main st Hartigan John, waggonmaker, Main st Hayes Joseph, blacksmith, William st Hazeltine Andrew, trader Healy Philip, painter Hethrington Wm., shoemaker, Water st Hickey L., boots and shoes, Beckwith st Hossack Mrs.D., scamstress, William st Hourigan house, John Hourigan, pro- tor, Beckwith st Hourigan John, Hourigan House Hutton Johnson, sawyer Irwin Joseph H., shoemaker, Main st Jackson Benjamin, laborer Jacob Thomas, tanner James William, jun., laborer James William, sen.Jarvis James, cabinetmaker Jarvis Wm.H., furniture, Water st Johnson Isaac Johnson James, carpenter, George st Johnson Mrs.Jane, wid Thomas, Mill st Johnson Selathiel shoemaker, William st Johnston James, moulder, Main st Johnston John, Main st Jones Charles, moulder Jones John, lockmaster Jones William, laborer, Russell st Kennedy Robert, blacksmith Kavanah Michael, carpenter, Mill st KEITH WILLIAM M., printer and stationer.Main st Kelly Thomas, shoemaker, George st Kennedy Michael, laborer Kenney Thomas, waggonmaker, Mill st Ketchum Stephen, tanner, Water st Kilborn Virgil, blacksmith Kilfoil Wesley, laborer Kilfoil William, moulder Kirkwood John, shoemaker, Water st Lamb Robert G., William st Landon H., clerk, Water st Larkin John, carpenter Larkin William, laborer Lavaline Baptiste, sawyer Leach Thomas Leaver Peter, jun., carpenter L\u2019Esquye David, teamster L\u2019Esquye Joseph, sawyer Lewis Robert, blacksmith Locke Richard, contractor Lockhart Sumuel, miller, Mill st LOVELL JOHN, printer and publisher of the Canadian Dominion Directory ; Province of Ontario Directory ; Province of Quebec Directory ; Province of NovaScotia Directory ; Province of New Brunswick Directory ; Province of Newfoundland Directory ; Province of Prince Edward Island Directory ; Montreal City Directory ; City, Town, County, and Township Directories, throughout the six Provinces ; general book and job printer and blank book manufacturer, 23 and 25 St Nicholas, bet St Sacrament and St Paul sts, h 883 St Catherine st, facin Phillips sq, Beaver hall, Montreal, Que.Lynch James, shoemaker MacGregorrev.Mal, Baptist,Beck with st McCrea Alexander, laborer, Market st McCrenvy Willinm J, blacksmith MoDERMOT PATRICK, proprietor Royal Victoria hotel, Beckwith st McDonald George, blacksmith, Main st McDonald Peter, laborer, George st McDonald William, blacksmith, Main st McDougall John, carpenter McDowell rev.David C., Wesleyan, Market st McEnroe James, tavernkeeper McGillivray John, Main st McGilliveay John, storekeeper, Beck- with st MeGilliveay William, Water st McGivenay Peter, clerk McKay Duncan, carpenter, Main st McKeller John, blacksmith, William st McNulty Hugh, carpenter, William st Malloy John, laborer, George st Mea Thomas, tailor Merciel Ed., blacksmith, Beckwith st Minzey John, carpenter Moag Miss Mary, school teacher Moag Stewart, master Common school MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Miss Agnes Brown, operator Morgan & Washburn, storekeepers, Beckwith st Morton Thomas, druggist, Main st Moss Henry, saddler Mylne rev.Solomon, ch of Scotland Neelin William, laborer, Mill st Niblock James, shoemaker, Water st Niblock Miss I., teacher of music, Main st Niblock Robert, shoemaker, Water st Nichol Thomas, road contractor (\u2019Neil Bartholomew, blacksmith O'Donnell John, merchant Paget Alexander, carpenter Paregau Mrs.Olive, wid Luke, Mill st Paterson Edw., blacksmith, Water st Percy Thomas, tailor, Main st Perkett Edward, sawyer, Beckwith st Primo John, laborer, Mill st - Publou John, carriagemaker, William st Pyette Joseph, moulder Rath James, storekeeper, Main st Read Emery B., tinsmith, Beckwith st Reice William, machinist, Main st Richey Josias, lockmuster Riddel Abraham, moulder, Beckwith st RIDEAU FOUNDRY, G.M.Cossitt & Brother, proprietors Rideau hotel, William Girvin, proprietor Water st Riley John, tuvernkeeper Ringer William, laborer Robertson Mrs.Christina, wid Robert Robertson William P., school teacher Robinson James, tailor, Water st Ross Hugh ROYAL VICTORIA IOTEL,P.McDer- mot, proprietor, Beckwith st Ryan John, tailor, William st Ryan Timothy, laborer, Mill st Scott Jas., hub and spoke maker, Main st Scott Robert, laborer Secbher Orville, pattern maker, William st Shamiour Edward A., dentist Shamiour Francis, teamster, Willinm st SHAW HON.JAMES, senator, Willi st SHAW JAMES, jun, postmaster, merchant, Beckwith st Shaw Richard, blacksmith, Main st Sheehan Peter, laborer Simpson Henry, moulder, William st Sinnot William, tailor, Water st Smith David Smith James, machinist Smith Jeremiah Smith John, carpenter Smith's Falls Young Men's Reading room, Main st Snow Wm.1, laborer, William st Socier Joseph, moulder, Russell st Socier Louis, moulder, Main st Soper Tubal, farmer Splane John, waggonmaker, Main st Stackhouse Chs.G., dentist, Water st Staley Edward, machinist Stanly John, waggonmaker Stinson Mrs.Nancy, wid Jer,, Main st St Denis Joseph, laborer Stephens Mrs.&.J., wid R., William st St James Justinian, Dutcher, Beckwith st Swan Hiram, moulder, Market st Sweeney Wm.O., storekeeper, Main st Taudvin Joseph, of Boyd & Taudvin, Beckwith st Taylor George, saddler, Main st Templeton Allan, tanner, George st Thomas John, tanner, George st Tosach Gavin, clerk Trainer Thomas, carpenter Tuff William, moulder Tweedy Darius, carpenter, Russel st Vandusen Benjamin W., carpenter Vandusen Mrs.Zelia, wid H., Water st Vandusen Wm.B.cabinetmaker,Main st Walker & Co., woollen mills, Sly's.Rapids Wall Arthur W., proprietor Wall's hotel, Beckwith st Wall John, butcher, Water st Wall Michael, butcher, Water st Wallace Alexander, millwright Wallace John, gardener, Main st Ward Abel R., mill owner, Water st Ward George Alfred, farmer Ward John B., of W.M.Ward & Brother, Russell st Ward Truman R., grist mill, Sly\u2019s Rapids Ward W.M., & Brother, mill owners Warner Isaac, axe maker Warren James, blacksmith, Main st Washburn Mrs.Jer., milliner, Main st Watkins Henry G., barber Beckwith st Watts Miss Marian, school teacher Webb Robert, machinist Webb William, machinist Weeks Frederick W., miller White Daniel, laborer White rev.George W,, ch of England White Robert W., blacksmith Widmark Heman, laborer WILLIAMSON & GRAITAM, manufacturers of the Dominion matches Willinmson Wm., jun., manufacturer of staves Willinmson Wm.,sen., cooper, William st Williseraft John, jun, shoemaker, Beck- with st Williseraft John, sen, Beckwith st Wilson Robert, clerk Wilton Miss Miriam, weaver Wilton Mrs.Martha, wid Hastings Wood Alex, of Frost & Wood, Water su Wood David I\", proprietor Wood's hotel, Beckwith st Woods Andrew, blacksmith *SMI'TIL MILLS\u2014A small village in tho township of Soplilnsburg, county of Prince Edward.Distant from Napanee, u station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, Population about 80.Butler John, farmer McGinnis Robert J., farmer Smith Benjamin, farmer Smith David, agent Smith George, furmer Smith Samuel N., farmer Smith Somuel, son, mill owner #\"l'ho post oflice is nt Demorestville.watchmaker, ONTARIO.] SMITHURST\u2014A small place Inthe township of Minto, county of Wellington, Distant from Clifford 3 miles, fare25c.; from Elora, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 87 miles, from Guelph 48 miles, from Hamilton 80 miles, from Toronto 97 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 80.Bishop James, carpenter Caldwell Robert, J.P., farmer Colquhoun Robert, furmer Carson Joseph, blacksmith Halliday William, farmer Preston George, postmaster, farmer Preston William, farmer Thompson William, shoemaker SMI'THVILLE\u2014A thriving village in tho township of Grimsby, county of Lincoln.It contains a steain grist mill and machine shops, and does cousiderable business in grain.Distant from Grimsby, a station of the Great Western railway, 8 miles, fare 50c.; from Hamilton, 24 miles, Mail daily.Population about 350.Adkins Edward, hotelkeeper Allen Thomas A., farmer Alway Enoch, M.D.Alway James William, M.D.Brant George, stoves and tinware Breheney Edward, shoemaker Bridgeman Irwin, M.D.Buckbee William P., hotelkeeper Campbell rev.A.R., Wesleyan Cobb R.W., farmer Collins Jeremiah, storekeeper Collins Patrick, shoemaker Cook Israel W., township clerk Cooper William, hotelkeeper Copeland George, carriagemaker Crouse Moses S., blacksmith Cruikshanks William, M.A.teacher Grammar school Dalton M.J., farmer Davis Elias, farmer Davis Noah, harnessmaker Durkee M.P., grocer Edmonds Ebenezer, miller Field John L., artist French John N., constable Giesca Frederick Augustus, MD.Griffin Douglas, conveyancer Griffin Jacob A., farmer Griffin James N., storekeeper Griffin Richard C,, J.P., farmer Haney George, carriagemaker Hure Walter V., groceries and liquors Harris C.T., general dealer Harris Thomas, wheelwright Hewson George H., & Co., chemists and druggists Hill John C., farmer Hill Nathaniel, tarmer Hutt Robert A, school teacher Kennedy David, farmer Kennedy Jacob, J.P., farmer Knott rev.W., Universalist Lnboureau rev.Theophilus, R.catholic Lacey A.D., bailiff 5th Division court aud agent Lally Martin, storekeeper Loomsbury Robert, cooper McLean Mrs, Sarah, shoe store Mesner rov.D.W., ch of England Middleton James T., storckeeper Moise Abishai, J.P, farmer Morgan Richard, builder Murgatroyd R.& M., general dealers Ness Jesse M., blacksmith Ness John, J.P., farmer Newton Frank i, shoemaker Nicholsou James, miller O'Riley M,, tailor Patterson I.W., butcher Patterson W., J.P.steam saw wills DOMINION 717 DIRECTORY./ Rool Andrew, cabinetmaker Roberts W, & M., potash manufacturers Ross William, manufacturer of agricultural implements Smith Courtland, builder Tanner John, harnessmaker Teeter Robert, farming implements Teeter Solomon, mill owner Thompson Robert, J.P., postmaster, clerk of Division court Waddell Francis, farmer Waddell Robert, farmer Walker Thomas, cooper White George, tailor Williams Nathan, cabinetmaker SOLIN A \u2014A small village in the township of Darlington, county of Durham.Distant from Bowmanville, a station of the Grand Trunk raiiwa; » 74 miles, from Port Hope 274 miles, Mail tri-weekly.Population about 125.Allin Parmenas, postmaster, merchant Baker William, farmer Balmy John, laborer Bible Christian church, rev.Edward Roberts, minister Bice George, music teacher Cole Stephen Colwell William, farmer Cowle William, tailor Ellis William, farmer Elstone Mrs.Mary, wid Simon Groat James C., teacher Grose James, farmer Hancock Mrs.Maria, wid William Hillis Thompson, farmer Hooper Henry, shoemaker Jennings Mrs.Hannah, wid Richard Lee Simon, waggonmaker Libby Robert, carpenter Mounce John, blacksmith Olford Joseph, shoemaker \u2018Philander Thomas, joiner Trimble William, carpenter Walker Alexander, laborer Washington Anthony J.P., farmer Washington George, farmer Werry William, jun, farmer Werry William, sen, farmer Westway John, farmer White William, mason Williams Solomon, farmer SOMBRA\u2014A village on the river St Clair, township of Sombra, county ot Lambton.Cordwood affords the prinei- pal trade here.À ferry crosses regularly to Marine City, state of Michigan.Dis- taut from Sarnia, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk, and terminus of the Loudon and Sarnia branch of the Great Western railways, IS miles, fare 75¢.Steamer Hero leaves every morning for Sarnia, fare 50c.Mail daily.Population about 100.Adams rev.Edw., Episcopal methodist Burnham Morgan L., dealer Cattanach Peter, postmaster, clerk of Division court CLARK WILLIAM B,, dry goods, groceries, provisions, boots and shoes &c, Duncan Gemmell, agent Cornwall John, proprietor of tug boat Cornwall Nelson, shoemaker Cowan James, landing waiter Dawson James, J.P., warden Fraser Anson, M.D.GEMMELL DUNCAN, Clark Hart Samuel, blacksmith Hughes Henry, carpenter Kirby Aaron, carpenter Kirby Nelson, auctioneer, bailiff Mowbray Albert, hotel Mullins Andrew, towuship clerk Rattray James, township treasurer agent for W.B.Émr-Sou Provancher Joseph & Louis, waggon- makers Roberts John, hotelkeeper Watson Arthur W., J.P.SONYA \u2014A small village in the townships of Brock and Mariposa, on the line between the counties of Ontario and Victoria.Distant from Whitby, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 26 miles, fare 81.25; from Lindsay 27 miles, from Toronto 56 miles.Mail daily.Population about 80, Black Charles, of Black & McCracken Black & McCracken, storekeepers CITZENS INSURANCE CO.OF - NADA JW.Crawford, agent Ca Carmichael Donald, tavernkeeper Coryll Charles tavernkeeper Crawford J.W., agent Citizens Insurance Co.of Canada Dewet James tavernkeeper Fraser J oseph, saw mill owner Harper Lewis, Postmaster, storekeeper McClinton Nathaniel, M.D.MeCracken William, of Black & Me- Cracken, school teacher McKinley James, farmer \u2018 Milne John, blacksmith Parrish Charles, grist mil] Presbyterian church, rev.on Archibald urrie, minister Large quantities of grain \u2018and lumber are shipped from this Place annually.During season of navigation a steamer plies daily to Goderich.Montreal Telegraph Co.has au office here.Distant from Port Elgin 5 miles from Walker- ton, the county town, 32 miles, fare £1.50; from Kincardine 32 miles, fare 81.50; from Owen Sound 24 miles, from Goderich, the northern terminus of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 60 miles.Mail daily.i about 60° S il daily.Population Angus A, carpenter Angus P., carpenter Baker Thomas carpenter Belcher John, blacksmith Brogden & Wetherall, brewers BUCKLEY WILLIAM, proprietor of Denny's Mill hotel BUSBY WILLIAM, proprietor of Masonic hotel Buyer John, saddler Campbell Neil, carpenter Corbett John, hotelkeeper Cross Stephen, hotelkeeper Davis Thomas, cabinetmaker Davis William H., carpenter Denny John, mill owner DENNY'S MILL HOTEL, W.Buckley, proprietor Douglass Alexander, dealer Drake R.H, waggonmaker Ely Jacob, woollen factory Fleming James, carpenter FREIKELTON JOSHUA DIER, M.D.Gilbert Joseph, hotelkeeper Hogg James, tailor .Keith William, collector of customs Kennedy Edward, blacksmith Knox Thomas, shoemaker Lee John, engineer LEE THOMAS, postmaster aud agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Lindsay Andrew, dealer Longe Joseph, fisherman Lothian William, shoemaker *The post office is called Saugeens Sou-Sou DOMINION 718 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE OF McCauley Donald, fisherman McDonald C., fisherman McDonald J.A.tailor McGregor Peter, shoemalker McLellan Alexander, M.D.McNabb Alexander, crown land agent MASONIC HOTEL, William Busby, roprietor MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, T.Lee, agent Morison Thomas, carpenter Powell Francis Ü., school teacher Pringle George, blacksmith Proudfoot Frederick, attorney Ross Charles, carpenter Rusk John, weaver Rusk Trowan, tinsmith Scott William S., M.D.Sinclair Alexander, dealer Slee E.A.attorney SMITH WILLIAM, deputy collector of Inland revenue Stewart J.R., druggist .Stirton James, of Wallace & Stirton Thornbury Thomas John, M.D.Tolmie rev.Andrew Presbyterian Wallace & Stirton, dealers .Wallace William, of Wallace & Stirton Wetherall Samuel, baker Worsell Richard, shoemaker Young Robert, butcher * SOUTH CAYUGA\u2014A small place in the township of the same name, county of Haldimand.Distant from Dunnville, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, fare 25¢.; from Cayuga, the county town, 12 miles, from Port Dover, on Lake Erie, 27 miles, fare $1.25, Mail daily.Population about 50.Bilger Andrew, carpenter Cult Michael, weaver Burnham Oliver, councillor Edie Charles, reeve, farmer Fry Elias, waggonmaker Fry Isaac, postmaster, storekeeper Overholt Isaac, councillor Weidrich Joh, shoemaker Wilson Lewis, councillor Wismer Isaac, blacksmith SOUTH DOURO-A small village in the township of Douro, county of I'eter- borough.Distant from Peterborough, a station of the Cobourg, Peterborough and Marmora railway, 9 miles, Mail bi-week- ly.Population about 100.Allen John, farmer Barry John, farmer Condon J ohn, farmer Hamilton David, farmer Higgins John, farmer Hogan James, farmer Leahy James, farmer Leahy John, farmer Logan Patrick, farmer Maher James, farmer Maher Patrick, farmer Maher William, farmer O\u2019Brien Dennis, farmer O'Brien John, farmer O\u2019Brien Maurice, farmer O'Donnell Edward, farmer O'Mahoney Michael, farmer Richardson Henry, farmer Russell Thomas, farmer Sheehan Henry, tarmer Sullivan D., postmaster, school teacher Sullivan James, farmer Sullivan John, farmer Toomey John, farmer Walsh John, farmer \u2018Whibbs John, farmer * Known also as Fry\u2019s Corners.SOUTH DUMMER \u2014 A post office station in the township of Dummer, county of Peterborough,\u201d Distant from Peterborough the county town and uw station of the Midland rallway, 16 miles, fare $1, Mail tri-weekly.Speer William, postmaster * SOUTH ELMSLEY\u2014A village in the township of the samme name, county of Leeds.Distant from Oliver's Ferry 8 miles, from Smith's Falls, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 7 miles, from Perth 11 miles, from Ottawa 6) miles, Mail tri-weekly.Population about 160.Allan Alexander, of Allan, Spillman & Co., postmaster Allen, Spillman & Co., general merchants Campbell Miss Annie, school teacher Covell A.W., steam shingle mill Dennie Frangois Xavier, cooper Duffield Thomas, shoemaker Ferguson W.B., shoemaker Foley William, harnessmaker House Henry, blacksmith McCann Thomas, proprietor St Nicholas hotel McCauley John McKinney William, blacksmith Miller James, waggonmaker Munroe John, waggonmaker Munroe Peter, miller Newman William K., shoemaker O'Reily Thomas, innkeeper Pattison James, farmer Simpson Peter, miller Soles Mrs.Delia, wid John, grocery St Nicholas hotel, Thomas McCann, proprietor Vicary Sanford, farmer Walker James, blacksmith Weeks Edward F., J.P.Willis Mrs.Fanny, storekeeper SOUTH FINCH\u2014A small village in the township of Fiuch, county of Stormont.Distant from Dickinson\u2019s Landing, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, miles, from Montreal 86 miles, Mail tri-weekly.Population avout 100.Bradshaw William, wheelwright Cameron Mrs.Nancy, wid John Currie James, farmer Duffy Edward blacksmith Empey Charles, farmer Empey Philip, farmer Irvin David, farmer Lamont rev.Hugh, ch of Scotland Link John tavernkeeper McKay William, farmer McLeod Angus, farmer McMillian Duncan G., postmaster, storekeeper / McMillan J.R., J.P., councillor, farmer McRae Farquhar, saw mill Manion Thomas, farmer Munroe John C., M.D.Park Dugald, blacksmith Park Hugh, farmer Pitts Robert, storekeeper Steel James, councillor, farmer Van Steemberg Alexander, storekeeper Van Steemberg Peter, farmer Wiseman, William, bailiff SOUTH GLOUCESTER\u2014A small village in the township of Osgoode, county of Russell.Distant from Metcalfe 6 miles, from Ottawn 14 miles.Mail daily.Population about 60.Colwell Aaron, weaver Daly John, storekeeper Duncan James, farmer Hogshaw \u2014, blacksmith + Formely called Lombar\u2019s Cornere Lee John, J.P., farmer Lee William, farmer McLee Patrick, farmer Smith Terence, farmer Stanley Richard, postmaster, innkeeper Stockpole William, farmer *SOUTH GO WER\u2014A small village in the township of South Gower, county of Grenville, {stout from Oxford, astation of the St.Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 6 miles, from Kemptville 6 miles, from Brockville85 miles.Mall tri-weekly.Pc- pulation about 180.Baird Thomas M.F., laborer Beach Albert B., farmer Beach Benjamin F., carpenter Beach George, farmer Beach Sandford, flour dealer Bower Robert Samuel, farmer Byce John, farmer Cumming John, J.P., farmer Hayes James, farmer Hunter Sinclair, farmer Kennedy David, storekeeper Lattaurell William, farmer Long Henry, shoemaker Macgregor D.postmaster, storckeeper Magee Robert, farmer McDowell Robert, carpenter McKean Robert, carpenter McKenzie rev.Robert, Presbyterian Olmstead William, shoemaker Pelton Daniel Gurnsey, farmer Pelton Elijah, farmer Pelton Erastus Gates, farmer Pelton Phineas Clinton, farmer Shaw William, farmer Shiach David, farmer Storey Robert, farmer Wallace James, farmer 1 SOUTH LAGRAISSE\u2014A small settlement in the township of Lochiel, county of Glengary.Distant from Lancaster, & station of the Grand Trunk railway, 30 miles, from Montreal 80 miles.Mail bi weekly.Population about 50.Barbeau Ferdinand, miller Belair Joseph, farmer Brunet Frangois X., farmer Dewar Edward, farmer Kinsella Patrick, farmer McCuaig Auley, farmer McCuaig Malcolm, farmer McCuaig Mrs.Sarah, wid Duncan McDonald Archibald, tanner McDonald Donald H., farmer McDONALD HUGH R., postmaster, eneral store, saw, grist and carding mills McDougnld Donald A, blacksmith McGillis Duncan, farmer McRae Alexander, farmer McRae Roderick, farmer Morrison Louis, farmer Sabourin Joseph, carpenter SOU'TTH LAKE-\u2014A small detached vil- Inge În tho townrhip and county of Leeds, Distant from Gunnnoque, a'atation of the Grand Trunk railway, 3 miles, from Gananoque town 6 miles, from Brock.ville 33 miles.Mull bi-weekly.Population about 100.Birmingham William, postmaster Cunningham John, farmer Dempster Jamo, farmer De Wolfe Bethuel, farmer Dickson Mrs.Jane, wid William Dowsley David & Thomas, blacksmiths Dowsley Jnmes, farmer Galloway Wii farmer Garrett Miss Margaret, school teacher * Sometimes onlled Pelton\u2019s Corners.+ Formerly onlled MoDonald\u2019s Mille. ONTA R10.] DOMINION 719 DIRECTORY.Scu-SPA Gwynne John, farmer O'Brien Francis, farmer Ruttle Henry, farmer Scott William, mail carrier Sidley Timothy, farmer Smith William, storekeeper Thompson James, farmer SOUTH MARCH\u2014A small village in the township of March, county of Carle- ton.Distant from the River Ottawa 2 miles, from Ottawa city 16 miles, fare 81.Mail daily.Population about 100.Armstrong Gardiner, storekeeper Armstrong James, farmer Armstrong John, storekeeper Arskin W., farmer Bradley Henry, blacksmith Gainsforth Hugh, farmer Gow Alexander, tailor Graham E., saddler Holmes John, J.P., innkeeper Huckel Benjamin, innkeeper Johnston Launcelot, blacksmith Kirwin William, storekeeper McMurty David, storekeeper Monk G.W., farmer Mulligan Miss Matilda, school teacher Richardson J.W., J.P.Riddel O., farmer Scisson Samuel, postmaster Smith Thomas, innkeeper Smyth John Sprool Thomas, waggonmaker Younghusband John, farmer Younghusband Nicholas, tanner SOUTH MIDDLETON\u2014A small vil- luge in the township of Middleton, county of Norfolk.Distant from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 24 miles, fare $1.27; from Simcoe, the county town, 18 miles.Mail daily.Population about 60.Barton Sylvester, tarmer Bonser Thomas, farmer Boyle William, blacksmith Buck Edward, farmer Conkright Peter, farmer Cumming Allen, farmer Fenner Samuel, farmer Gee Charles, farmer Kennedy David, farmer Kennedy John, farmer Laid John, jun., farmer McCoy Henry, farmer McKim Philip, farmer McKim Robert, postmaster McKun William, farmer Mills Abram, farmer Murphy Alexander, farmer Potter E.H., lumberman Sade William, farmer Sharpe James, farmer Smith J, H., farmer Swetmore Herbert, farmer Fischer William, farmer Townsend Stephen, farmer Voit Louis, farmer Wallis James, farmer Williams Israel, farmer Wilson John, farmer Wilson Samuel, farmer Wittet George, farmer Work Henry, farmer *SOUTH MONAGHAN\u2014A village in the township of South Monaghan, count of Northumberland.Distant from Mill- brook, a station of the Midland railway, 5 miles, Mail daily.Population about 100.Anderson Alexander Batteer Willian, laborer Bradshaw Sheldon, tailor Brown William, farmer * Also called Centreville, Carter Frederick, hotelkeeper Clark Joseph, farmer Clegg Mrs.Sarah, wid John Cline James, tailor Crossley Joseph & Holden, storekeepers Duiell Thomas, farmer Fair William, farmer Hall John, farmer Herron John, bootmaker Kells William, innkeeper Lancashire Robert, carpenter Mahood M.S.& J., weavers Maxwell Mrs.Sarah, wid John May John, blacksmith Stratton Samuel, shoemaker Tate Thomas, farmer Waddell Hugh, assistant postmaster Waddell Robt., postmaster, storekeeper Welsh John, laborer SOUTH MOUNTAIN\u2014A progressing village in the sownship of Mountain, county of Dundas, on the river Nation, within 16 miles of its source.It is in a fertile and picturesque locality, and possesses good water privileges.Distant from Oxford, a station of the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 8 miles, from Matilda 14 miles, from Kemptville 15 miles, from Prescott 25 miles, from Ottawa 40 miles, from Montreal 113 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 250.Adams Edmond B,, storekeeper Armstrong rev.\u2014, Episcopal methodist Beggs Robert, carpenter Blow Robert, waggonmaker Blow Samuel, blacksmith BOWEN ALONZO, general storekeeper and steam saw mill owner Bowen Peter C., saddler and hotel- keeper Bullis Charles S., M.D.Carmichael Samuel, blacksmith Caldwell Henry, clerk of municipal council, commissioner Christie William B., storekeeper Cleland David, waggonmaker Cleland John, J.P., farmer Fell James, machinist Gilroy William, farmer Graham Robert, mill owner Harty rev.William, R.catholic Henderson Chauncey, innkeeper Hyndman & Co., mill owners Hyndman James, of Hyndman & Co.Hyndman Jos., J.P., of Hyndman & Co.Larue Antoine, shoemaker Lattimore William, cooper McKenzie rev.Francis, ch of England McTavish Miss Margaret, school teacher Moore Henry, shoemaker and tanner Morrow John, postmaster, storekeeper Ranson Robert, tailor Ridley Wm.J, clerk of Division court Smith Joseph, mill owner Walker James, shoemaker SOUTH ZORRA\u2014A small the {OS mship of East Zorrs, county of Oxford.Distant from Woodstock, the county town and a station of the Great Western railway, 5 miles, fare 20e, ; from Tavistock 9 niles, from Loudoun 34 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Bruce Douglas, farmer Chamberland Edward, farmer Collins George, farmer Cowman James, farmer Cox John Frederick, farmer Cross Thomas, postmaster Donaldson William, farmer Dunlop John, farmer Hallack Charles, farmer Helderley Stephen, laborer Marshall Adam, farmer Marshall Giles, farmer village in Mather Boyce, farmer McCann Charles, laborer McQueen D.S., county jondge Millman Mrs.Maria, wid Thomas Milson Samuel, farmer Moysey Richard, farmer Munroe Hugh, farmer Munroe William, laborer Murray James, waggonmaker Nobes Matthew, laborer Palister David, farmer Ross Hugh, farmer Sutherland David, blacksmith Thwaites Joseph, farmer Turner Joseph Vatcher David, farmer Wood Charles, farmer SPAFFORDTON\u2014A small place in the township of Loughborough, county of Frontenac.Distant from Sydenham 3! miles, from Kingston 17 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Popuiation about 25.Devany captain Patrick, farmer McConnell Robert, postmaster, storekeeper Rutledge James, farmer Spafford Oliga, farmer SPANISH RIVERA post office station in the district of Algoma.Distant.from Collingwood, a station of the Northern railway, 150 miles, from Toronto 250 miles.Mail bi-weekly in summer, fortnightly in winter.Population about 109.Black Louis, laborer Bondin Israel, farmer Brisson Henry, laborer Cameron John S., captain of steamboat Campbell Louis, laborer Dinsmore James P., millwright Ellis Robert B., storekeeper Evans Harry, carter Glass Robert, baker Grant Henry, engineer Grey John, carpenter Laplant Luzor, laborer McKee Charles, laborer McKee James, sen., farmer McKee Levi, trader Moore James, fireman Noogeesie James, blacksmith Paterson James, engineer Patton Charles, mason Perrisher Charles, laborer Perry Robert D., postmaster Ranger Francois X,, laborer Ryan Thomas, carpenter Sayer Robert, laborer Sayers George, carpenter St Martin James, shoemaker Smith Alexander M,, lumber merchant.saw mill owner Solomon William, fisherman Strongman Walter A, lumber inspector Vassair John, laborer Wyatt G.H., lumber merchant SPARTA\u2014A flourishing village in the township of Yarmouth, county of Elgin, Distant from St Thomas, a station of the London and Port Stanley railway, 11.miles, fare 50c.Mail daily, Population.about 400.Arthur Mrs.Francis, wid William Arthur Thomas M., grocer Barrett Francis, broommaker Bates John, waggonmaker Bell John, shoemaker Black James, clerk Boddington George, M.D.Boyd M., tailor Bresee Charles, blacksmith Briest Frederick, laborer Burt Darius, brickmaker Camby Amos G., cheese factor, farmer SPA-SPR DOMINTON 790 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE or Campbell Orin, cabinetmaker Carr James, shoemaker Carr Michael, laborer Carr Richard, painter Carr Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Richard Carr William, shoemaker Chalmers Francis, clerk Clark William, tailor Clemson James, tailor Collard John, druggist Conn A., & Son, foundry and tin shop Conn Atkinson, of A.Conn & Son Conn James, tinsmith Conn Wesley, of A.Conn & Son Conn William Doan Israel, mason EAKINS JOHN A., postmaster, general storekeeper and commissioner in Queen's Bench Flemings George, farmer Flemington Josiah, farmer Fraser Alexander, bookkeeper Fraser Mrs.Emelia Giff George, clerk Gonne rev.William, Baptist Grice John, laborer Hall John, shoemaker Halls John P., harnessmaker Hambleton Ira, farmer Hannan Isaac, harnessmaker Hannan James, tanner, stage driver Henderson Francis, farmer Heyden Joseph, pot ashery Higson Miss Sarah Jay Albin, glove maker and tanner Jay David, clerk Kearns Robert, farmer Kerley rev, William, Wesleyan Kirkland Henry, clerk Laidlaw Miss Mary Lewis George, hairdresser Lincoln Joseph, carpenter McCALL NELSON S., proprietor Ontario house McCracken James, lumberman McDonald rev.Alexander, Baptist McDowell John H.Marr William, laborer Marshall Thomas, laborer Mills Minard, auctioneer Milton Andrew, laborer Moedinger Louis, cabinetmaker Murray Andrew, blacksmith Oill George, of Oill & Son Oill John, J.P., of Oill & Son Oill & Son, carriagemakers ONTARIO HOUSE, Nelson S.McCall, proprietor Page Thomas, mason Page James, laborer Ramson James, laborer Robbins John, laborer Ross Meredith, harnessmaker Sander Richard, blacksmith Sanderson Robert L., M.D.Small Henry, bricklayer Smith Charles, miller Smith Hiram, storekeeper, farmer Smith William, blacksmith Snider Abner, teamster Strauser Frederick, tinsmith Sweedland Frederick, vaggonnmeler Thayer Cyrus, proprietor ictoria hotel Thayer Mrs.Sarah, wid Brock Thayer Valentine Victoria hotel, Cyrus Thayer, proprietor Wilson Mrs.Mary, wid Hiram Winter Edmund, teacher of writing Wood Asa J, storekeeper Yoe Francis, waggonmaker * SPEEDIE\u2014A small villageon the Lake shore road, township of Sydenham, coun- * Formerly called Leith Corners.ty of Grey.Distant from Leith, a landing of the Collingwood and Owen Sound from Owen Sound 6 wood, the terminus of Mail stoamors, 1} miles, miles, from Collin the Northorn railway, 44 miles.tri-weokly.Population abolit 100, Armstrong Charles, farmer Armstrong David, farmer Biggar Andrew, furmer Clark Robert, carpenter Davidson \u2014, carpenter Dewar rev.Robert, Presbyterian Hutson John, farmer Lemon Charles, innkeeper McDonald Neil, blacksmith Nisbet George, farmer Robertson John, weaver Ross David, & Co, storckeepers Sloan 8.C., M.D.Speedie Win., postmaster, storekeeper Telford James, blacksmith Vickers & Johnson, storekeepers SPEEDSIDE\u2014A small place in the towuship of Eramosa, county of Wellington.Distant from Fergus, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 6 miles.Tail bi-weekly.Population about Henderson William, weaver Leghrin James, J.P., farmer Mollison John R., postmaster, merchant Munson Jeremiah, blacksmith SPENCER VILLE\u2014A thriving village on the river Nation, township of Edwards- burg, county of Grenville.Itis astation of the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Prescott 10 miles, fare 30c.; from Ottawa 41 miles, fare $1.45.Mail daily.Population about 250.Armstrong Miss Nancy, milliner Bennett Andrew, grocer Bennett John William, J.P, storekeeper Black John, butcher Brill rev.D., Episcopal methodist Brown Hiram, waggonmaker Brown James, laborer CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.Carmichael Andrew, blacksmith Cook Peter, cooper Drummond John, farmer Duff Mrs.Rachael, wid William English James, potash factory Fairbairn Andrew, farmer Fairbairn Gideon, farmer Fairbairn James, waggonmaker Fairbairn Robert, grist mill Fairbairn Thomas, blacksmith Geggie John, carringemaker Gore Thomas, station master Imrie Mrs.Mary, wid William B., postmistress Jarvis John, hardware Keeler Ephraim, grocer Keeler James, J.P., saw mill Laidlaw Andrew Landon Duncan, farmer Lang John, township clerk, grocer Melville Thomas, shoemaker Millar James, cattle dealer Millar John, of Snyder & Millar MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Jos.Stitt, operator Peterson Philip, laborer Raycroft Richard, farmer Reid Benjamin, temperance house Reid Peter, farmer Robertson Geo.Fulton, earriagemaker Robertson James, carriagemaker Robertson Thomas, J.P., clerk of Division court, grocer Sawden John Blackstin, carpenter Sheridan rev.Willinm, Wesleyan Smail Andrew, farmer Smail Andrew, saw mill Snyder Andrew, of Snyder & Millar Snyder David, farmer Snyder James, farmer SNYDER & MILLAR, storckeepers Spencer Charles, farmer Spencer George, farmer Stitt Mary, milliner STITT JOSEPH, operatur Montreal Telegraph Oo.STITT WILLIAM, jun, hotelkeeper STITT WILLIAM, sen, J.P., inspector weights and measures WALLACE JAMES McLAREN, M.D, Weir Ralph, cattle dealer SPRING ARBOUR\u2014A village one mile west of the plank road between Port Rowan and Tilsonburg, township of Walsingham, county of Norfolk, Distant from Port Rowan, on Luke Erie, 7 miles, from Simcoe, the county town, 21 miles, from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 32 miles, Mail tri- weekly, Population about 100.Anger Charles, carpenter Bennett Andrew M., farmer Bennett Henry, farmer Cox Edward, farmer Cox George, farmer Dickson John, laborer Gregory Albert, farmer Gregory Charles, farmer Gregory Smith, farmer Hazen Charles, farmer Hazen Jacob, farmer Hazen John W., postmaster, farmer Hazen Mathias, farmer Hepburn Frederick, farmer Hepburn William, farmer Holst Herold, farmer Hutchinson Edward, farmer Johnson Henry, farmer Lelone Samuel, farmer MeKay James, farmer Smith Isaac, mill owner Smith William, storekeeper Springstead William, farmer Terrett James, farmer Terry Isaac, laborer Thompson John, innkeeper Townsend Henry, farmer Ults William, laborer SPRINGBANK\u2014A small village in the township of Last Williams, county of Middlesex.Distant from Strathroy, s station of the Sarnia branch of the Great Western railway, 7 milos, from Park Hill 10 miles, from London 25 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 160.Anderson David, farmer Campbell Donald, farmer Campbell Duncan, farmer Campbell William, farmer Campbell William A, farmer Cluness Duvid, J.P, farmer Cowie John, J.P., deputy postmaster Cowie Robert, farmer Currie Duncan, farmer Ourrie Peter, farmer Duncan Andrew, farmer Gibson John, farmer Gourrie John, farmer McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald John, farmer McGregor Alexander, farmer McKean George A., farmer McLean Robert, farmer Stuart Donuld, farmer Wutors Donald, J.P., farmer Watson William, township treasurer Wells William, J.P., postmaster Wyat Edward, farmer Waters Joli, reeve ONTARIO.| DOMINION 721 DIRECTORY.EPR-SPR *\"SPRINGFIELD\u2014A small village in the township of South Dorchester, county of Elgin, Distant from Dorchester, 2a station of the Great Western railway, 16 miles, fare 7ñe.Mail tri-weekly, Population about 350.Acker Joh, pedlar Allen Colin, tinsmith Allen J.& W., tin and hardware Allen Jumes, of J.& W.Allen Allen Walter, of J, & W.Allen Armstrong Mrs.Margaret, wid William Armstrong Thomas, farmer Armstrong Wilson, farmer Bell John, carriagemaker Bower George, blacksmith Brown Joseph, tanner Burgess Stephen H., blacksmith Burdick Caleb, school teacher Clunas Archibald, president Springfield Cheese Co.Cook William, clerk Dexter George, treasurer Springfield Cheese Co.Draper rev.Elijah, Episcopal methodist Fanning Mra.Elizabeth, wid Edward Fleckenstine George, waggonmaker Foder John, farmer Foder Joshua, cabinetmaker Foder Moses, farmer Foy John, shoemaker and tanner GRAVES WILLIAM H., postmaster, storekeeper Herrick Samuel, tavernkeeper Holingworth Robert, farmer Kinsey Benjamin, pedlar Kinsey David, of Weaver & Kinsey Kinsey John, fireman Logan Joseph, shoemaker McEown Jeremiah, carpenter McIntosh James, storekeeper Marlow Enos, shoemaker Maxwell Francis, blacksmith Mills John B., M.D.Pittman James, pedlar Sampy Edward, tinsmith Soper Albert, blacksmith Soper Levi, blacksmith Soper Levi, jun., blacksmith Springfield Cheese Co., A.Clunas, president; George Dexter, treasurer Warnock William, clerk Weaver Jesse, of Weaver & Kinsey Weaver & Kinsey, grist and shingle raill Witmer Martin, carriagemaker 1 SPRINGFIELD\u2014A village in the township of Toronto, county of Peel.Distant from Port Credit, a station of the Great Western railway, 44 miles, fare 250; from Brampton, the county town, 14 miles, from Toronto 19 miles.Mail biweekly.Population about 250.Bannan Coruelius, shoemaker Bird John, sexton Blair Benjamin, painter Bayes Christopher, storekeeper Cuoper rev.W.E., ch of England Clarkson Warren, broker Crawford Morris, laborer Cuthbert Mrs.Hannah, wid Edward Despond Thomas, knitter Dixie Beaumont, M.D.Exchange hotel, E.Taylor, proprietor Flanders John, carder Gartley Samuel, laborer Galbraith \u2014, bootmalker Hull William, miller Hammond Oliver, farmer Hammond Thomas, farmer Harding Richard, tailor Haugh Mrs, Margaret, wid Michael Hayes Thomas, pensioner Hickey John, mason * Formerly called Clunas.T Tho post office is called Credit.Higgins Albert, constable, blacksmith House Miss, school teacher Kane John, watchman at E.Turner's McGill Henry, broker McGrath William E., farmer Mayhew John, cabinetmaker Mee Miss, milliner Milligan Henry, miller Mille John Burden, M.D.Murphy Michael, storekeeper Neil William, laborer Newman James, laborer Newman John, laborer Patchet Flijah, laborer Patchet John, laborer Reynolds Joseph, lahorer SPRINGFIELD KNITTING MILLS, Edwin Turner, proprietor Taylor Emerson, postmaster, proprietor xchange hotel TURNER EDWIN, proprietor Springfield Knitting mills Turner Elisha, at E.Turner's Turner George, foreman at E.Turners Welch John, laborer Wilson John, blacksmith Woodruff John, carpenter SPRINGFORD\u2014A village in the township of South Norwich, county of Oxford.Distant from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 16 miles, from Woodstock, the county town, 18 miles, fare $1; from Port Burwell, on Lake Erie, 24 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200.Austice Frederick, farmer Austice Marcus, farmer Austice Meffabosus, farmer Avery Alphonzo, engineer Baker David, laborer Bell Michael, farmer Bell Richard, farmer Benson rev.Wm., Episcopal methodist Bowlby Allan, laborer Bowlby George Bowlby Josiah, tanner Briming Alonzo, farmer Brown \u2014, of Wilcox & Brown Brown Wilson, planing mill Buckberry James, laborer Cameron Francis, M.D.Carder Munroe Creighton Edwin, shoemaker Gillard James Gillard William, laborer Haley Benjamin, farmer Haley Ebenezer, farmer Haley William, jun., farmer Haley William, sen., farmer Hamilton Mrs.Sarah Jane, wid Alvenes H., postmistress, storekeeper Harris Martin, farmer Harris Sylvester, farmer Hilliker Venransellaer, innkeeper James captain William, farmer Jenvey Charles, brickmaker Kellet Henry, sen, farmer Kindre Nathan, carpenter McCurdy Mrs.Sarah, wid Crawford McFarlane Alexander, blacksmith McFarlane Peter, blacksmith Mahoney Mrs.Selina, wid Michael Merchant James \u2018 Miller John, teamster Monk Jacob, laborer Morris Robert, harnessmaker Moynes Isaac, farmer Mudge Philip, carpenter Oatman Deloss, innkeeper Oatman Warren, shoemaker Parker Isaac, laborer Phelps George, grocer Phelps William H., carpenter Rice James, innkeeper Scott Enos, laborer Scidmore James, farmer 49 Scriven Samuel, tailor Shattuck Hartwell, farmer Shattuck Joseph, farmer Smith Harvey, blacksmith Smith Isaac, mason SPRINGFORD CHEESE FACTORY, Wilcox & Brown, proprietors Wilcox \u2014, of Wilcox & Brown Wilcox Ambrose, J.P., storekeeper WILCOX & BROWN, proprietors Springford cheese factory Wilcox Mrs.Electa, wid Dyer Wilcox William, farmer Woodard Lucus, blacksmith Wright Beriah * SPRINGHILL\u2014 A village in the township of King, county of York.It is half a mile from the King station of the Northern railway.Distant from Toronto = pes: Mail daily.Population about Agricultural hall, William Blisher, proprietor Andrews Mrs.Sarah, wid William Blisher William, proprietor Agricultural hall Brakey James, farmer Burns James, farmer Crosley Pearson, farmer Gardner George L., storekeeper Gillies John, farmer Henry William Robert, saw mill Hogan John, tavernkeeper Jackson Charles S., bootmaker ° Johnson James, carpenter Killner Charles L., photographer Langstaff Louis, M.D.Lloyd Benj., postmaster, storekeeper Lloyd James, farmer Lloyd John B., farmer Machell Samuel, J.P.McBride Isaac.farmer McDonald Daniel, farmer McGee James, banker Montgomery Joseph, farmer Morrison Edward, weaver Norman Robert, farmer Pearce William J., carpenter Ross John, jun., blacksmith Ross John, sen., farmer Rowe Jonas H Rowe Mrs.John H., storekeeper Trowbridge Henry, butcher Turkington William J., tinsmith Wells Gabriel, farmer Wells James P., M.P., farmer Winter T.W., farmer Winter M.E., farmer Yull Andrew, teacher SPRINGV A LE\u2014A village in the township of Walpole, county of Haldimand.Distant from Hagersville 4 miles, from Caledonia, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway.18 miles,from Cayuga, the county town, 12 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 120.Anderson Abraham, shoemaker Anderson Joseph, postmaster, storekeeper Benn Adam H,, J.P., farmer Bowman Robert, blacksmith Brennan John, sen., farmer Craddock John, farmer Dailey James, farmer Dailey N., carpenter Fallis William, farmer Hall John, farmer Holbrook John, farmer Howard George, farmer McMillan James, tinsmith Soles Abner, weaver Troup Joseph, farmer Winger Abraham farmer * The post office is called King.7 Ser-Sr C DOMINION 722 DIRECTORY, [ProvINCE or Winger C., farmer Woliz J.F.& G., hobb manufacturers SPRING VILLE\u2014A thriving village in the townships of Cavan and Monaghan, counties of Durham and Petorborough.Distant from Peterborough, a station of the Midland railway, 6 miles, faro 260.; from Port Hope 22 miles, fare 750, Mail] daily.Population about 150.Bennett John, mason Bidgood William, blacksmith Blain rev.Wm., Presbyterian Bothwell John, boot and shoe maker Clarke William, farmer Douglas, John, farmer Dundas captain John Dundas James, farmer Ghent Edward, tailor Gibson Robert, carpenter and builder Goodfellow Archibald, postmaster, storekeeper Hopwood James, accountant Jameson John, weaver Leitch John, weaver Lockie Wm., sawyer and lumber dealer McBean William, grain dealer McCaul Robert, hotelkeeper McDenell John, blacksmith Melndoo William, farmer Mahoney William, blacksmith Somerville William, farmer Walsh John, J.P., cheese manufacturer Wilson David, farmer ST AGATHA\u2014A small villagein the township of Wilmot, county of Waterloo.Distant from Petersburg, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 1 mile, from Berlin, the county town, 7 miles, from Toronto 69 miles, fare $2.Mail daily.Population about 150.Bochmer Valtin C., school teacher Burbach Joseph, farmer Bury John, hotelkeeper Dietrich Gregory, farmer Dietrich Theobald H., farmer Deersam Adam, blacksmith, hotelkeeper Dominick Bruxer, mason Dorschell Joseph, builder Dorschell L., cabinetmaker Englert Andrew, shoemaker Fischer John, carpenter Funcken rev.Eugene, R.catholic Grien Franz, laborer Grien J oseph, farmer Heimler George, tailor Heinrich John, weaver Herres John, of Kaiser & Herres Hirteis Joseph, mason Horn Henry, shoemaker Jantze Michael, farmer Kaiser Anthony, J.P., of Kaiser & Herres, postmaster Kaiser & Herres, store and hotel keepers Kern Antonio Kuepfer Meno, farmer Lechti Christie E., farmer Lechti Nicholas E., farmer Lechti Nicholas, sen.Lenhart Adam, blacksmith Litwiller rev.Peter, sen.Litwiller Peter, jun., farmer Lobsinger Joseph Mary Joseph, rev.mother, superioress of orphan asylum Meyer John A , teacher Roth Christie L., farmer Seip Adam, farmer Seip John, farmer Seip Justus, farmer Shrank Charles, saddler Strub Joseph, jun., farmer Strub Joseph, sen.Studer Anthony, shoemaker Techerhart Linus, bookbinder Tscherhart Peter Ueberschlag Joseph, farmer Weinstein Raphael, weaver Wey Joseph, farmer Zimmer Henry, waggonmaker ST ANDREWS\u2014 A village In the township of Cornwall, county of Stor- mont, It has a good lumbering trade.Distant from Cornwall, a station of the Grand Trunk rullway, 7 miles, from Montreal 80 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Jo- pulntion about 60.Blacklock Mrs., wid A.Boyer Andre, farmer Chisholm Alexander, shoemaker Copeland Archibald, carpenter Cryderman George, tanner Dixon George J., carpenter Fraser Alexander, farmer Fraser Angus, farmer Fraser Duncan, farmer Fraser James, farmer Fraser William, farmer Fulton Christopher, hotelkeeper HAY VERY REV.GEORGE A, grand vicar, R.catholic Kennedy Donald, farmer Lally Miss Mary E., school teacher Langevin Jean Baptiste, millwright§ McDonald Alexander R., farmer McDonald Allan D., J.P., farmer McDonald Angus, farmer McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald Archibald H., tanner McDonald Donald, carpenter McDonald William R., deputy reeve McDonell Archibald L., farmer McDonell Alexander K., farmer McDonell Allan, farmer McDonell Miss ë, teacher McGillis Angus, wheelwright McGuire Duncan, farmer McIntosh Donald, farmer McIntosh Hugh, bailiff McIntosh John J., councillor, farmer McIntosh Mrs.Bridget, wid James McIntosh Mrs.Mary, wid John McLear Patrick, jun., shoemaker McLear Patrick, sen., shoemaker McMillan Donald, farmer McPhail William, hotelkeeper Maloney Edward, shoemaker Maloney Patrick, weaver Masterson Lachlin, postmaster Quin Hugh, farmer Rafferty William, farmer Rochon Joseph, sexton Scott James, furmer Thompson Hugh, carpenter Wheeler Garret, farmer ST ANNS\u2014A emall village in the township of Gainsborough, county of Lincoln, Distant from Beamsville, a station of the Great Western railway, 6 miles, from St Catharines, the county town, 168 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200.Banks Erastus, engineer Banks James D., engineer Birch Francis, farmer Birch Peter, farmer Choun Richard, furmer, butcher Creighton Alex., storekeeper Telker Daniel, councillor Fisher Peter, tunner Garner Mrs.Emily, wid Benjamin Heaslip James D, tanner Holloway John, farmer Kennedy John, farmer Kennedy Samuel, farmer Kerr Robert, mill owner Lundy John, blacksmith Malcolm rev.James, Presbyterian Patterson Byron, laborer Ramsay Jobn, lumber merchant Randall James, tavernkeeper Rosel John, councillor Ross William M., shoemaker Secord George J.P., M.P.P.Sister Edward Snyder Alvin, general agent Snyder George, tannery Snyder Joel, miller, banker Snyder Joseph H., carpenter Snyder Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Joseph Taylor captain William, farmer Taylor Israel, farmer Upper Jucob, postmaster, storekeeper ST CATHARINES\u2014An incorporated town on the Welland congl, township of Grantham, county of Lincoln.1t isthe county seat and a very flourishing place.Manufacturing of machinery and agricultural implements is carried on to a large oxtent.The surrounding country is highly picturesque.For this reason, and because it also possesses the already well-known mineral spring, it is called the Saratoga of British America.The valucofthe waters, ns a remedial agent, wero first brought to the notice of the public by Colonel Stephenson, who likewise erected the Stephenson house, a delightful hotel, large enough to accommodate 400 visitors.The spring first discovered, the water of which is used both externally and _internally, supplies, on an average, 130,000 gallons per day.Of this amount a large quantity, partially evaporated is sent throughout the country in its concentrated form, and although saline in its nuture is, nevertheless, unfit for the manufacture of salt.A second boring in this vicinity has resulted in the discovery of another well, the properties of which are similar to those of the one first discovered.The hotelsare equal to any in the Province, and are fitted up with a chaste elegance adapted to the taste of the most fastidious.Montreal Telegraph Co.and Dominion Telegraph Co.have offices and the Great Western railway a station here.[t is also a station of the Welland railway.An omnibus is in regular connection with each train.Distant from the Niagara Suspension Bridge 12 miles, from the Falls of Niagara 12 miles, from Hamilton 32 miles, from Toronto, by rail, 71 miles, by water 33 miles, from London 108 miles.Mail daily.Population about ,000.Abbott Henry E., of J.W.Abbott & Co., Church st Abbott John W., of J.W.Abbott & Co., Church st ABBOTT J.W, & CO., sewing machine manufacturers, St Paul st Abbott Willie A., clerk, Church st Abby Mrs, M.À., wid Jas., Academy st ABELL CHANDLER, machine shop and general jobber; special attention given to all kinds of repairs, St Paul st, h Geneva st Acaster Frederick, saw maker, Cherry st Adams James, laborer, North st Adams Miss Catharine, Duke st Adams Thomas, paymaster Welland Canal office, St Paul st, h Ontario st Adie Mrs.Helen, wid James, Cherry alley AÆTNA LIFE INSURANCE CO.J.W.Grote, ngent, King st Aheran Willinm, laborer, William st Aikine Arthur, wholesale dealer in cigars, Queen st Albon John, carringebuilder, George st Albon William, laborer, Thorold road Alexander Jumes A, M.D, Queen st Alexander Stewart, captain bark Dun- dec, William st Allan Alexander G., of Allan Brothers, Queen st Allan Brothers, Pnul st Allan Mrs.Jane, wid Thos.G., Queen st.Allan Wim.B., architect, Queen st Allen James, laborer, Division st Allen Thomas E., M.D.cabinetmakors, St ONTARIO.] DOMINION 723 DIRECTORY.ET CATHARINES.Almond & Brock, jewellers, Haynes block Almond J.H, of Almond & Brock, Haynes\u2019 block American Express office, M.E.Kellogg, agent, Ontario st American hotel, M.Morrison, proprietor, James st Anderson Arthur, storekeeper, St Paul st Anderson John, hairdresser, St Paul st Anderson John, machinist, Geneva st Anderson William, hatter, bds at Welland house, Ontario st Andrews J.B., agent Bowmanville Furniture Co., St Paul st, h Queenston st Andrews Miss Bridget, charwoman, Welland av Andrews Nathaniel, carpenter, Welland av Andrews Thomas, salesman, St Paul st Andrews William, hatter and furrier, St Paul st Armbrust Isaac, Queenston st Armstrong Mrs.Elizabeth A., wid John W., William st ARNOLD CHARLES M., cashier Niagara District bank, St Paul st Assel William, laborer, Welland av Atkinson Mrs.E., wid rev.A.F., Duke st ATLANTIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., R.S.Potter, agent, Queen st Austin Mrs.Martha, wid Anson, Church st Babcock James W., Ontario st Back John, confectioner, St Paul st Badcock James, laborer, Hainer st Baggett Miss Mary, charwoman, Welland av Bailey Charles, edgetool maker, Lake t insurance agent, s Bain Alexander, proprietor West End restaurant, St Paul st Baines Mrs.Sarah, wid Robert, Queens- ton st Bald & Dyer, carpenters, Helliwell lane Bald Henry, joiner, Page st Bald Robert, carpenter, Lake st Bald William, joiner, Division st Baldwin Nicholas, laborer, Wall st Balfour David, section foreman, Geneva st Ball Charles A.F., assistant county treasurer, Town hall, h Church st Ball F.W., teller Bank of Commerce, bds Welland house, Ontario st Ball Francis, hostler, Cherry alley Bull George P.M, county treasurer, Town hall, h Duke st Ball George W., Duke st Ball Henry, artist, North st Ball M.E,, grocer, Ontario st Ball Mortimer, law student, Duke st Ball Richard barber, St Paul st Ballard rev.J ohn, ch of England, Bond st Baptist chureh, rev.T.Bole, Queen st Baptist church, rev.©.Walker, Queen st Bark John, confectioner, 93 St Paul st Barker lenry, bootmaker, Brewery st Barker Joseph, painter, St Paul st Barker Mrs.Jane, second hand clothing store, St Paul st Barnes George LL, Church st Barnes Thomas, mason, North st Barnes William, laborer, Welland av Barnum John, tailar, Division st Baron William, marble dealer, James st Barr James, storckeeper, St Paul st ship carpenter, Barr Mrs.M., school teacher, St Paul st Barr Mrs.William, milliner, St Paul st Barr William, money broker, St Paul st Barrett Patrick, cooper, off St John st Barrick John B., ship carpenter, bds at St Paul st BARWICK HUGH C., manager Canadian Bank of Commerce, St Paul st, b Ontario st Barwick Walter, Ontario st Bate Mrs.Agnes, wid Henry W., Yates t 8 Bate Thomas B., of Taylor & Bate, Yates st Bates William, mate, Court st Bates William, shoemaker, William st Battle Matthew, Bond st Battrick Sidney, clerk, Wellington st Baxter David, laborer, Welland av Baxter Thomas, wire worker, Queens- ton st Beale George, porter, North st Beard Andrew, sailor, Thorold road Beard Frederick, tailor, Geneva st Beard John, sailor, William st Beattie Thomas, shoemaker, St Paul st Beatty William, grinder, bds at Welland av Beckett William.proprietor of woollen mills, St Paul st Beeton J.E., of W, B.Beeton & Co, St Paul st Beeton W.B., of W.B.Beeton & Co., Yates st Beeton W.B., & Co.druggists, St Paul st Begy Frank, painter, James st Begy George, carpenter, Centre st Begy Philip, cooper, Queenston st Begy Philip, cooper, Main st Begy William, cooper, Church st, h Queenston st Bell James, machinist, Lake st Bell John, moulder.Lake st Bell Stephen, laborer, Geneva st Bellchambers Thomas, ship carpenter, Hainer st Bennett James, sailor, Queenston st Benson Charles J., barrister, Haynes\u2019 block, Ontario st, h Ann st BENSON HON.J.R, senator, president Niagara District bank, Ontario st, cor Church and James sts Benson J.B., customs department, St Paul st Berhalter Joseph, saloon, St Paul st Bersay George, Cherry st Berston W.J.of Harris Yates st Bertran Cornelius, laborer, St Paul st Bessey James H., secretary-treasurer of agriculture and clerk of township, Grantham Bethel Esra, of Ette & Bethel, bds at Queen st Bevitt Mrs.Aun, wid rev.Thomas, Park st BIGGER & HARE, King st Bigger J.S,, of Bigger & Hare, King st Biggins Charles, clerk, Wellington st Bird James, cabinetmaker, Victoria st Birmingham Mrs.Bridget, wid James, York st Bishopric James, soap and candle manufactory, Queenston st Bixby Daniel W., bookseller, Ontario st, h Ann st Black James, teamster, Division st Blackburn Mrs.Eliza, wid Daniel, North st Bloomtield George, laborer, r Yates st Blount rev.George, Episcopal methodist, Geueva st & Berston, general grocers, Blower \u2014, laborer, Church st Bogardus Philip, carpenter, Elizabeth st Bogle Hugh, laborer, William st Bohner Jacob, stonemason, Wall st Bole rev.Thomas, Baptist, Queenston st BOLES WILLIAM, merchant tailor, St Paul st, h Yates st Bond William, laborer, Cherry st Bonner rev.J.0., Baptist, Wellington st Booth George, fireman, Niagara st Borrcwman C.O., salesman, St Paul st Botet Augustus, sailor, r Hainer st Boulden Arthur, laborer, Lake st Bowen Perry, St Paul st Boyd Robert, Lake st Boyd Samuel, mason, Thorold road Boylan John, Wall st BOYLE ARTHUR, druggist, Ontario st, h Duke st Boyle George, of Rea & Boyle, Niagara st Boyle James, tavernkeeper, St Paul st Brackbil Miss Rebecca, Queen st Bradley John, grocer, Hainer st Brady Thomas, baker, Queenston st *3 Brandon Michael, coachman, Yates st Braund Henry, engineer, Niagara st Breen Patrick, groceries and liquors, Niagara st Brennan Bernard, Welland av BRENNAN F.& L., stationers and bookbinders, St Paul st Brennan Francis A., of F.& L.Brennan, St Paul st Brennan Luke J., of F.& L.Brennan, St Paul st Brennan Michael, law student, bds Welland av Brennan Michael, Yates st Brennan Michael, seaman, Hainer st Bride Michael, blacksmith, Hainer st Bridgeman rev.George H., M.A.Wesleyan, bds Queen st Brock A.M, of Almond & Brock, Church st JAMES, Wesleyan, BROCK.REV.Church st BRODIE JOHN L.official assignee and real estate agent, office Ontario st, bds Yates st Brount William, engineer, Niagara st Brown Albert G., of Brown & Brown, Yates st BROWN & BROWY, barristers, Ontario st Brown Calvin, of Brown & Brown, councillor, Yates st Brown J ohn, gardener, bds Geneva st Brown John D., machinist, Yates st Brown Richard, servant, St Paul st Brown Richard, tailor, Lake st Brown Stephen, sailor, Geneva st Brownlee Henry, pork dealer, StPaul st, h Queen st Brownlee Samuel, teamster, St John st Brownlee Thomas, farmer, Queenston st Brownlee Thomas R., grocer, Queens- ton st, h Geneva st Brownlee William, bailiff, Mary st Brownlee William, salesman, Queen st Brownlee William H., of McCarthy Brownlee, Queen st Brownley Robert W., caretaker Court house Bryson William, carpenter, Court st Bullivart Mrs.Anne, wid Thomas, King st Bunting Thomas, William st Burch George, manufacturer mowing machines, Queenston st Burdick Nellard, machinist, Welland av Burgess James, carpenter Burgoyne Mrs, Martha, wid Henry Cherry alley St CATHARINES.DOMINION 724 DIRECTORY.[ProvINCE oF Burke John, boilermaker, Niagara st Burnett William, machinist, Geneva st Burnett W.P., tanner, Division st Burns Charles, saloonkeeper, St Paul st, h Queen st Burns Thomas, police magistrate, office Town hall, h Church st Burrow & Chatfield, tinsmiths, St Paul st Burrow John, of Burrow & Chatfield, bds at Ontario st BURSON REV.GEORGE, Canada Presbyterian church, Church st Burtch William C., butcher, South st Burton William, blacksmith, North st Bush William A., of P.Larkin & Co, Court st Butler John, waggonmaker, Queenston st Butler William, Church st Byram Edward, Novelty works, Queens- ton st : Cadieux Edouard, polisher, Academy st Cahill Walter, seaman Cairn Arthur, baker, Queen st, h St Paul st Cairns house, E.Fitch, proprietor, St Paul st Cairns James, of Cairns & Co., Yatesst Cairns & Co., shoemakers, St Paul st Cairns Michael, of Cairns & Co., King st Calcott James, Church st Callaghan John, cabinetmaker, Victoria st Cameron George, clerk, bds Ontario st Cameron George, gardener, Queen st Camp L.C., insurance agent, St Paul st Campbell Alexander,bartender, King st Campbell George, cab driver, bds St Paul st Campbell Hugh, of W.& H.Campbell, Church st Campbell John, shoemaker, Canal st Campbell Roderick, tavernkceper, St Paul st Campbell Thomas, laborer, Ontario st Campbell W.& H., boot and shoe makers, St Paul st .Campbell William, of W.& H.Campbell, Queenston st CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, H.C.Barwick, manager, Ontario st Canute Mrs.Jane, wid William, Race st Carlisle George C., clerk, Church st CARLISLE HENRY, dealer in dry goods, paper hangings, house furnishings, clothing made to order, Ontario st, h Queen st Carnall Miss Rebecca, fancy store, St Paul st Carney William, millwright, Page st Carney William, pensioner, Church st Carnochan Andrew R., carpenter, Acn- demy st Carnochan John, millwright, St Paul st Carnochan West, carpenter, Queenston st Caroll John, tailor, Victoria st Carrick John, laborer, Catharine st Carroll Arthur, lockkeeper, r St Paul st Carroll Edgeworth, billiard saloon, Stephenson house, Yates st Carroll John Adams, M.D.Carter captain Edward W., ornamental painter, Centre st cor Court st Casselman R.D., of Gilleland & Cassel- man, Queenston st Cassidy rev.Edward, R.catholic, Church st Cathline Matthew, engineer, Welland av Cauker John, cutter, Duke st Caulton Frederick G., M.D., King st CA VERS CHARLES, dealer in sewing machines, St Paul st Chambers Samuel, clerk, bds Ontario st Chapman Charles, painter, Niagara st Chapman Thomas, tailor, Queenston st Chapman William, laborer, North st Charton Mrs.Florence, wid, Niagara st Chase James, carpenter, Welland av Chase William, locktender Chase Windsor, mail contractor, Queen- ston st : Chatfield Albert, of Burrow & Chat- field, Yates st Chatfield Walter, of Burrow & Chat- field, Lake st Chestnut James, engineer, Catharine st Chipman John boilermaker, Queen st Chisholm William A., general agent, St Paul st, h Yates st Chue Nrs.Sarah, wid Paul, r Yates st Church of St Catharine, rev.futher Monaghan, pastor, Church st CITIZENS INSURANCE CO.OF CANADA, Charles Gibson, agent Church st , Clambert William, pensioner, Niagara st Clark James, Somerset place Clark James, surveyor of customs, resides in Walnut Dale, Grantham Clark Mills D., mechanic, Ontario st Clark Mrs.Catherine Clark Mrs.Elizabeth, charwoman, Division st Clark Mrs.Margaret, wid James, Somerset place Clarke Charles C., market clerk, Ca- tharine st Clarke David, engineer, Welland av Clarke George, machinist, Court st Clarke James, farmer, St Paul st Clarke J.R., clerk Bank of Commerce, James st Clarke Mrs.Maria, milliner, St Paul st Clarke R.A., general agent, Queen st, h James st \u2019 Clarke Thomas, M.D., of Jukes & Co.St Paul st Clary Walter, steward General Marine hospital, Queenston st Clayton Daniel, laborer, Geneva st Clayton Thomas, tinsmith, Church st Clement Richard, traveller, Mary st Clements David, laborer, Park st Clements Sumuel, laborer, Park st Clench F.A.B., county clerk, deputy clerk of the crown,clerk County court, Town hall, h Queenston st Clench Frank B., photographer, St Paul st, bds at Duke st .Clench Johnson, clerk Court house, hh Duke st Clifford Jeremial, mate of vessel, Niagara st Clifford Mrs.M., wid Patrick, St Paul 81 Clogg James, farmer, Ontario st Cloney Thomas, grocer, Queenstorst Cloney Thomas, potashmaker and store, Queenston st Close Daniel, laborer, bds Welland av Closie Martin, cigarmaker, bds King st Clutterbuck George, plusterer, Wellington st Cochrane Charles, cooper, Norih st Cochrane Peter, saw grinder, Welland av Cole Mrs.Mary Ann, wid John, Vieto- ria st Cole house, James st Collard Leonard H., clerk, Queen st Collier Lyman N., foreman, Welland av Colling John, laborer Samuel, proprietor Pickwick Collier Henry M, agricultural implement maker and grocer, Geneva st, h St Paul st Collins Jonathan, machinist, Henry st Collins Mrs.Margaret, wid patrick, St Paul st Collins Patrick, laborer, Division st Collins Robert, Inborer, Canal st Collins Robt.G., pensioner, off Court st Collinson Samuel, manufacturer of mower and reaper knives, Queenston st Collver Augustus P.M., inspector of hides, &c., Wellington st Colton Henry, boat builder, Canal st Comfort Johu H.,M.D., coruner, Queen st Conger James, carpenter, Clierry st Connor Francis, boot and shoe store, St Paul st Connor Francis F., clerk, St Paul st Connors Patrick J., mason, York st Contee Miss Sophy, cook, North st Conway James, blacksmith, Lake st Cook John R., grocer, King st Cook Mrs.Cecilia, wid Robert, dressmaker, Yates st Cook William, express agent, Phelps st Coon Thomas, baker, Lake st Cooper Lewis, seedsman and fruit dealer, St Paul st, bh Montebello gardens Copeland John, collector of taxes, office Town hall, h Race st COPELAND W.L., & CO., booksellers and stationers, Ontario st Copeland W.L., of W.L.Copeland & Co., postmaster, Welland av Copeland William, clerk, Queen st Copeland William, medical student, Welland av Corban Mrs.Hannah, wid John R., Niagara st Corbin David, brickmalker, Queenston st Corbin Wm., carriagemaker, North st Cornelius Isaac, tailor, Queenston st Cornish Charles, laborer, Somerset place : Cornish place Cornish Joseph, blacksmith, Somerset Peter C., laborer, Somerset place Cornish William, laborer, North st Corrigan Patrick, Lake st Corrigan Patrick, laborer, Division st Corwin Edward, of Lane, Corwin & Co., St Paul st Cougle Peter, merchant tailor, Ontario, st, Church st Cougle Wm.R., bookkeeper, Ghurch st COUPER & CRAIG, merchant tailors, St Paul st Couper David, of Couper & Craig, James st Courtney John, teamster, Welland av Cousins David, carpenter, St Paul st Cowden Mrs.Lliza, wid Ldw., Page st Jox Robert, carpenter, Church st Uoy John W., manager C.Coy, Jumes st CÜY MRS.O., wid Francis, dealer in sholf and heavy hardware, St Paul st, h St James st Coyle Thomas, tailor, Bond st Oraig Joseph, waiter, Linke st Craig Mrs.Mary, wid Ilugh Craig R.W., of Couper & Craig, Queen 1 * st CRAIG WILLIAM, photographer, St Paul st Craig William, sailor, Waler st Crawford Jumes, lnborer, King st Orawford James, tailor, r Yutes st Crawford James, watchmaker, King st Crawford Nisbet, snilmaker, King st Crawford Thomas, shoemaker, King st ONTARIO.] DOMINION 72 DIRECTORY.ST CATHARINES, Craymer John, carpenter, Welland av Crombie E.B., teller Quebec bank, St Paul st Cronan John, siffemaker, Welland av Cronan Michael, couper, Lake st Cross & Downey, physicians and surgeons, King st Cross Luther, M.D., of Cross & Downey, The Hermitage Crossby James, laborer, Water st Crossby, Patrick, Mill st Crownover Thomas, carriage trimmer, William st Crowney Dennis, laborer, Welland av Cudney David, carpenter, Park st Cudney W.A, salesman, King st Cuff John E., of Grant & Co., Niagara st Cullen Robert, machinist, off Court st Culvert David, gardener, St Paul st Cumming Lawrence, laborer, Church st Cumming Lory, drayman, Welland av Jummings Isaac, laborer, Wellington st Cunningham Alexander, laborer, Cath- arine st Cunningham James, Hainer st Cunningham Peter, painter, North st Curran James, laborer, Welland av Curran John, laborer, r Hainer st Currie hon.James éG., mayor, barrister, St Paul st, h James st Currie Mrs.Mandy, wid Caleb, North st Custom house, James Lamb, collector, St Paul st Cuthbert Alex., machinist, St Paul st Cuthbert David, cabinetmaker, Church blacksmith, r st Cuthbert John, bookbinder, St Paul st, h William st Cuthbert Watson, mechanic, Church st Daft Richard, carpenter, Water st DAILY JOURNAL, annual subscription to daily 83; to weckly S1; Grant & Co., editors, proprietors and printers, Ontario st Daisy Dennis, laborer, off Division st Dale Mrs., wid, boarding house, Church st Daley Dennis, bridge tender, Hainer st Daley Jolin, seaman, Hainer st Daniels Michael, tovlmaker, Wellington st Daniels William, toolmaker, Wellington st Date H.H., of Tuttle, Date & Rodden, Welland av Davis Jacob, sailor, Welland av Davis Mrs.Dolly, wid William, King st Davis Mrs.Rosella E., wid Stephen, Welland av Davis Robert, shoemaker, Lake st Dawson Thomas C., clerk, Yates st Day William, porter, Niagara District bank, St Paul st Debois Thomas, hairdresser, St Paul st Decater William, restaurant, Ontario st Deddrick Robert, miller, St Paul st Delwer Thomas, laborer, North st Dettrich Chauncy, laborer, Queenston st Devaney John, teamster, York st Devany William, teamster, Church st Devaul Dennis, laborer, Lake st Devereaux N icholas, carpenter, Geneva st Devlin ITugh, cooper, Hamer st Devlin Hugh, laborer, Queen st Devlin Hugh, pensioner, Lake st Dewe Jolin, engineer, Queenston st Dillon Mrs.Ann, wid James, boots and shoes, St Paul st Dingle Bartholemew, bookkeeper, Yates st Disher George, photographer, Ontario st, bh Hainer st Disher Henry, teamster, Church st Ditmars Jeremiah V., captain schooner Jane McLeod, William st Dittrick Alexander, proprietor Western house, Hainer st Dittrick Duncan, miller Dixon Charles, carpenter, Division st Dixon Jos.C., carpenter, Wellington st Dodd George, carpenter, St Paul st Doerr Louis, mason, Geneva st Dolson Samuel G., assessor, builder and contractor, Church st, h King st Dominion Telegraph Co., W.Dormer, manager, St Paul st Don James, laborer, William st Donahoe Michael, tinsmith, Queen st Donnelly Patrick, laborer, Division st Donohoe Dennis, laborer, Lake st Dorman Michael, laborer, Niagara st Dorman Michael, pensioner, Niagara st Dormer William, manager Dominion Telegraph Co., bds King st Dorrington Alexander, r Ontario st Dorrington Mrs.Mary Ann, wid John, Canal st = Dorsey Allen, laborer, North st Dougan James, councillor, carpenter shop, Duke st Dougan Jas, jun., carpenter, Duke st Dougan Samuel, clerk, Duke st Dougan William, M.D.Dougherty James, blacksmith, Hen st Douglass George, shoemaker, Thorold road Douglas Gerald, clerk, Geneva st Douglas James, of Douglas & MeMullin, deputy reeve, King st Douglas & McMullin, jewellers, St Paul st Douher James, butcher, Church st Dovey Owen, laborer, Welland av Downes Patrick, blacksmith, Queenston st Downey Thomas, laborer.Cherry alley Downey William 8, M.D., of Cross & Downer, King st Doyle Patrick, carter, William st Doyle Peter.laborer, bds St Paul st Drake William, laborer, North st Dray Aaron, cabinetmaker, Lake st Dray Alfred, cigar maker, Lake st Drew Adam, bricklayer, Welland av Dudley Mrs.Sarah E., wid John, Queen st Dudley Thomas E., telegraph operator, Queen st Duey Neil, laborer, St John st Duffy John, axemaker, James st Duffy Owen, groceries and provisions, Welland av Dufresne James, ship carpenter, St Paul st Dufresne Peter, jun, ship carpenter, Hainer st Dufresne Peter, sen.ship carpenter, Hainer st Durham Daniel, axe maker, Lake st Durnan Thomas, storeman, r St Paul st Dyer William H., carpenter, Somerset place, h Queen st Eberhardt Jacob, machinist, St Paul st Eccles Mrs.Catherine, wid Hugh, Church st Ecclestone Francis E., confectioner, St Paul st Edley William, saw grinder, Welland av Elliott Albert, shoemaker, St Paul st Elliott James, brickmaker, Water st Elliott James, teacher, Duke st Elliott John, sawyer, St Catherine st Elliott William, laborer, Cherry st Ellis Alfred C., grocer, King st ELLIS ARTHUR L., proprietor of Ellis hotel, James st Ellis UC.R., customs department, St Paul st ELLIS HOTEL, Arthur L.Ellis, proprietor, James st Ellis Mrs.Johanna, wid Maurice, Queen st Ellis Thomas, James st Ellis William, saw maker, Napier st Elmslie Edmund W., confectioner: Ontario st Emerick Robert, saloonkeeper, Queen st Emmet George, carpenter, Queenston st Eno Edward, ship carpenter, r Hainer st Enright John, laborer, Hainer st Ette & Bethel, tabacconists, King st Ette William H., of Ette & Bethel, Queen st Eustace Mrs.Ellen, wid James, Division st Evans \u2018 Edgar, Church st Evans John J., laborer, Water st Everitt Jos., carpenter, bds King st Fairburn Richard, sailor, Wall st Fairfax Allen, laborer, Wellington st Fairfield B.C., of W.L.Copeland & Co., Queen st Farley Thomas, carpenter, Niagara st Farrell Charles, shoemaker, Church st Farrell Henry, moulder, Queenston st Farrell John, carpenter, King st Farrell Patrick, shoemaker, York st Farvell John, builder, cor King and Court sts Fell E.W., engraver, Haynes\u2019 block Ferguson Daniel, gardener, Church st Fergusson O.8, tinsmith, James st Filmer James A., mason, Lake st Finn J.C., of McGhie & Finn, St Paul st First Presbyterian church, rev.R.Norton, Church st FISH L.W., boot and shoe maker, King st Fitch Elias, proprietor Cairns\u2019 house, St Paul st Fitzgerald D.& J., dealers in fanc goods, St Paul st Fitzgerald Daniel, of D.& J.Fitzgerald.St Paul st Fitzgerald James, laborer.Church st Fitzgerald James, of D.& J.Fitzgerald, proprietor Free Press, St Paul st FITZGERALD JUHN, editor Free Press, St Paul st Fitzgerald Ma irice, livery stables, Onta- Tlo st Fitzgerald Redmar, laborer, George st Fitzgerald Richard, grocer.St Paul st.h Church st Fitzgerald Richard L.accountant.Duke st Fitzgibbons Maurice, sailor, r St Paul st Fitzgibbon Mrs.Hanover.wid John, storekeeper, Queenston st Flanigan James, laborer, Welland av Flannery Dominick, laborer, Niagara st Flannery John, storekeeper, Geneva st Flannery Martin, carpenter, Niagara st Flannery Michael.cooper, Queenston st Flannery Mrs.Bridget, storekeeper, St Paul st Fleming Edmund, harnessmaker, Walnut st Fletcher Benj., gardener, Welland av Fletcher James, laborer, Wall st Fliun Mortimer, pensioner, Niagara st Flint Joseph, sawmaker, r St Paul st Flint Joseph, St Catharines saw works Fluke A.G., cigar maker, Queen st Flumwerfelt Joseph, taverukeeper, St Paul st gate manufacturer. ST ,CATHARINES.Flynn Patrick, Division st Foley John, baker, William st Foley Mrs, Winifred, wid William, Welland av Ford James, coachman, Cherry st Tord John, laborer, North st Ford William, laborer, North st Fordham Walker, sawmalker, Somerset place Forsyth John, carpenter, Centre st Fosburg John, laborer, Niagara st Foster John, pensioner, Queen st Foster Robert, grocer, King st Fowler James, gardener, r St Paul st Fowler James B., jeweller, Ontario st, h Ann st Fowler Peter, miller, r St Paul st Fowlie R., of Yale & Co., councillor, Yates st / Fox Francis, joiner, Lake st Fradd Lewis P.proprietor English chop house, St Paul st Fraser Mrs.Jeanet, wid John, Church st Freeman Richard, laborer, Division st FREE PRESS, weekly, annual subscription 75¢.; James Fitzgerald, publisher and proprietor; John Fitzgerald, editor, St Paul st Freer Mrs.Mary, seamstress, James st Gadsby Elie, marble works, Queenston t s Gadsby James, marblecutter, Queens- ton st - Gadsby Robert, stonecutter, Court st Gagnieur Antoine, professor of music, Academy st Gallagher John, laborer, Division st Gallagher Thomas, moulder, Niagara st Galloway Richard, carpenter, Welland av Gander George, sexton, Church st Gannon Christopher, butcher, market, h Queenston st Garden Henry, livery stables, Yates st Gardener Mrs.Sarah, wid Henry, Academy st Gardiner Edward, county surveyor, St Paul st Gardner Francis, stonemason Garson Robert, carpenter, Hainer st Gasby William, laborer, Cherry alley Gayfer Alfred, bookkeeper, Court st Gennan Mrs.Susanna, wid Charles, Centre st Germond Morris, scythemaker, Church st Gibbons William, general agent, Queen- ston.st Gibbs Mrs.Murtle, dressmaker, Queen st GIBSON CHARLES, agent Citizens\u2019 Insurance Co.of Canada, Church st Gibson Geo., blacksmith, Queenston st Gibson Henry P., clerk Niagara District bank, Queenston st Gibson Jerome printer, bds Ontario st Gibson Thomas teamster, Phelps st GILES & HELLIWELL, wine merchants and tobacconists, St Paul st GILES H.M,, secretary-treasurer Niagara District Mutual Fire Insurance Co.King st Giles John B., of Giles & Helliwell, cor King and Chestnut sts Gilmore John, cabinetmaker, Queens- ton st Gilleland & Casselman, flour and feed store, St Paul st Gilleland James, of Gilleland & Cas- selman, Niagara st Gilleland William B., of Rykert & Gil- |, leland, Centre st Gillespie & Co., proprictors saw mills, Canal, r Thorold road DOMINION 726 DIRECTORY.Gillespie J.B., dry goods, 8t Paul st, i Church st Glass Daniel, Water st Gooch John, Court st Goodman Edwin, M.D., coroner, Ontario st Goodman John A., broker, St Paul st, h Queen st Goodman Mrs.Catherine, dressmaker, Queenston st Goodwin Félix, mariner, Water st Gordess Oran, laborer Gordon Charles E., fruit dealer, 33 St Paul, h William st Gordon John, miller, r St Paul st Gordon Mrs.Angeline, wid Peter, William st Gorman Cornelius, laborer, Duke st Gorman Patrick, laborer Duke st Gory Edward, laborer, Church st Gourley George, laborer, Henry st Gourley William, shoemalser, William st Graham captain John, Church st Graham Joseph, of Graham & Smith, Grantham st Graham & Smith, butchers, market Grant Charles, York st GRANT & CO., editors, proprietors and printers of the Daily Journal, Ontario st Grant David, cook, North st Grant Samuel, seaman, Hainer st Grant William, of Grant & Co., York st Grass George, laborer, n Canal Grass Joseph, laborer, Welland av Graves C.C., saloonkeeper, King st Graves 0.C., of Nelson, Graves & Co., King st Gray David, Division st Gray Henry, laborer, Cherry st Gray Howard, clerk, Wellington st Gray Mrs.Catherine, wid John, Wellington st Graydon Thomas H., inspector Niagara Insurance Co, Queen st Great Western hotel, Michael Tracy, proprietor, Hainer st GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY STATION, John McPhail, station master Greaves Watson, farmer, North st Green Christopher, laborer, Water st Green John, hostler, Phelps st Green Joseph, laborer, bds Ontario st Green Thomas, farmer, Welland av Greengrass Henry, Chestnut st Greenlaw James, miller, St John st GREENWOOD W.W., chemist and druggist, Adams block and 31 St Paul st, h Church st Greenwood William, of Holmes & Greenwood, cor Church and Queen sts Gregory Andrew, of Nelson, Graves & Co., bds King st Gregory Mrs.Adeline, milliner, Ontario st Gregory William H., sawmaker, Catha- rine st Griffin Michael, laborer, St Paul st Griffin Peter, miller, Hainer st GRIFFIS ROBERT, innkeeper, King st Griffith James, seaman, cor St Paul and Hainer sts Griffiths Herbert, blacksmith, Quoen- ston st Grobb & Harley, cabinetmakers, factory, r St Paul st, shop James st Grote G.W., M.D,, King st, h Geneva st GROTE J.W., agent Ætna Life Insurance Co., King st, h Geneva st Groves George, estnte and insurance agent, Ontario st, h 100 King st Guest John, ship carpenter, Welland uv Gulliver John, laborer, Division st Gunn Frederick A., tingmith, William st [PRoviNoz OF Gurrey Edward, laborer, Church st Gwinner John, tailor, St Paul st, h Albert st Hagan Hugh, lock téfider, Canal st laggart Thomns, machinist, Victoria st Hainer Delos W., laborer, Hainer st Hainer Jacob, farmer, Hainer st Hainer James, cooper, Niagarn st Haining Peter, freight agent G.W.R,, North st Hall Charles, farmer, Geneva st Hall Edward, trackman Welland railway, Queenston st Hall Miss Marin, dressmaker, St Paul st Hall Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, dressmaker, Hainer st Hallett William, carpenter, King st Haltain Frank, clerk, bds at 12 King st HAMILTON CHARLES E., barrister, Haynes\u2019 block, h Church st Hamilton captain George V., Church st Hamilton John, gnoler, Welland av Hammond John W., polisher, Lake st Hamphill Charles, machinist, Geneva st Hanegan Timothy, grocer Geneva st Hannan Michael, laborer, Welland av Hannifan Patrick proprietor Terrapin restaurant, 35 St Paul st Hanning Peter, warehouseman G.W.R.Harding Mrs.Elizabeth, wid George, Centre st Harding Robert, shoemaker, Mary st Hardy T.J., hatter, St Paul st Hare James, laborer, Canal r Thorold road Hare John W., of Bigger & Hare, King st Harley John, of Grobb & Harley, James st Harper Charles, carpenter, North st Harper Samuel, Welland av Harris & Berston, tobacconists Harris James, butcher, Queenston st Harris James, painter, Queenston st Harris James C., of Harris & Berston, Welland av Harris William, Water st Harris William, butcher, market, h Queenston st Harris William, carriagemaker, Wellington st Harrison Henry, innkeeper, James st Harrold James, proprietor Union hotel, St Paul st Hart Miss Maria, Cherry st Hart Mrs.Mary, wid Charles, Geneva st HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO, P.McCallum, agent, Ontario st Hartwell Joseph K,, Yates st Harvey Mrs.Louisa, wid Ursen, Church st Hastings James, storckeoper, Church st Hastings Thos, bricklayer, Welland av Hawkins James, brickmaker, Water st Hawn George Blacksmith, Hainer st Hawn Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, Hainer st Hawn William, blacksmith, Hainer st Haydon Nicholas laborer, Victoria st HAYNES D.CURTISS, banker and exchango broker, Ontario st Haynes Daniel P., Ontario st Haynes Jucob, laborer, William st Haynes Levi, Inborer, Division st Haynes Walter, proprietor Ontario hotel, Ontario st Haynes Willi, laborer, Cherry alley Healy Timothy, boot and shoe maker, St Paul st, h Academy st Hearn Alexander, carter, Centre st Hellems Charles Ww, Iumber merchant, Geneva st, h St Paul st Hellems Wellington, carpenter, r Queenston st ONTARIO.) DOMINION 727 DIRECTORY.St CATHARINES.Hellems Chs.W., foreman, Geneva st Helliwell Frederick J., of Giles & Helli- well, Ann st Helliwell Robert A., clerk Quebec bank, Ann st Helliwell T.L., insurance agent, Ontario st, h Ann st Hendershot William D, edge tool maker, Catherine st Henderson Alexander, Hainer st Henderson Mrs.Marianne, wid John, North st Henneky Charles, musician, Alban st Henneky Charles, musician, George st Hennessey Ths., grocer, Queenston st Hennigan John, cooper, James st Henning John, carpenter, Wellington st Henry Mrs.Louisa, wid Alfred, Centre st Henry Patrick, laborer, William st Herbert Henry, carpenter, George st Herbert James, confectioner, Division st Hick Christian, carpenter, Queen st Higgins Eli, mason, Queenston st Higgins James, tailor, Niagara st Higgins Richard, mason, Water st Higman Herbert, carpenter, Queen st Higman James, clerk, Queen st Higman William, cabinetmaker, Park st, h Queen st Hill Ambrose A., M.D,, Ann st Hill major Charles P., bds Ontario st Hill Richard T., clerk, Welland av HILL SOLOMON, agent Mutual Insurance Co.of Clinton, Ontario st, h Ann st Hindson James, carpenter, James st Hindson John, bookkeeper, Page st Hinman Frederick, clerk, Queen st Hinson James, laborer, North st Hodgins Richard, printer, George st Hodgson Mrs.Emma, wid John, Niagara st Hogan William, teamster, Queenston st HOLDER JOHN, Rosebank nursery ardens, Queenston st Holland rev, Henry, B.A, ch of England, 94 King st Holliger H., Queenston st Holmes Charles E., clerk, Ann st Holmes & Greenwood, carriagemakers, Ontario st Holmes Josiah, of Holmes & Greenwood, Ann st Holmes Josiah G., of Holmes & Greenwood, Ontario st Holmes Samuel, of Holmes & Tittering- ton, Ontario st \u2019 Holmes & Titterington, flour aud grain merchants Hopkins Mrs.Jane, wid William, Yates st carpenter, r Horney James, school teacher, Cathar- ine st Hosteter James, laborer, Queenston st Hostetter Herman R., proprietor flouring mills, r St Paul st, h Grantham st Houghton Emery,, of Houghton & Howell, William st HOUGHTON & HOWELL, manufacturers of lubricating oils for railways, &c., waggon grease, office St Paul st Howard Benj.H., painter, William st Howe Geo., bridge tender, Welland av Howe Jas, lock tender, Welland av Howell Alex., salesman, James st Howell Henry F., of Houghton & Howell, bds at Welland house, Ontario st Howse J.H,, hardware, St Paul st Hoy Edward, Lake st Hoyte Mrs.Maria, wid Benjamin, North st Hudson Charles, packer, Division st Hudson Henry, seaman, Welland av Huff William W., M.D., livery stable keeper, Chestnut st, h St Paul st Hughes John, laborer, Hainer st Hunniford John, grocer, St Paul st Hunt Carlton, barrister, Yate st Hunt Montgomery, of R.McKinlay & Co., Queenston st Hunter Henry, blockmaker, r Yates st Hunter Mrs.Jane, wid William, North st Hunter Mrs.Mary, wid Wm., William st Hutchinson Alexander, proprietor fiour mills, r St Paul st, h Geneva st Hutchinson William, farmer, North st Hynes Walter, proprietor Mechanics\u2019 hotel, St Paul st Imvely Martin, cabinetmaker, Centre st Ingersoll Chs.E., bank clerk, James st Ingersoll James H., James st Ingleson John, saw grinder, Francis st Jacobi Herman, axemaker, Catharine st Jackson A.lahorer, Somerset place Jackson Jacob, waiter, Geneva st Jackson James, waiter, North st Jackson John, carpenter, St Paul st Jackson J.W.jeweller, St Paul st Jackson William, of Salladee & Jackson, Geneva st Jagoe Boyle, shoemaker, William st James Edward, gardener, Catharine st James William R., printer, Welland av Jane John H., carpenter, Park st, h Queen st Jardine Robert C., wood turner, Francis st Jeffery Andrew, hardware, Ontario st, h Yates st ° Jeffrey William, hardware merchant, St Paul st, h Academy st Johnson Charles, laborer, North st Johnson Ls., blacksmith, Cherry alley Johnson Thomas, Welland av Johnson William, laborer, North st Johnston Andrew, of Lawrie & Johnston, King st Johnston James, carpenter, Page st Jones captain John, Geneva st Jones Charles, painter, Church st Jones Chris, carriagemaker, St John st Jones Martin H., edge tool maker, William st Jones Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Albert, Lake st Jones Mrs.Lucy Ann, wid John, laundress, Welland av Jones Samuel F., polisher, bds Welland av Jones Stephen, waggonmaker, Centre st Jones William M,, carpenter, York st Joy Patrick, laborer, Wellington st Joy Patrick, laborer, Victoria st Joy Thomas, laborer, Welland av Joyce John, laborer, Division st Judge Thomas, rag buyer, Niagara st Jukes Augustus, M.D., of Augustus Jukes & Co., Sommerset place Jukes Augustus, & Co., druggists, St Paul st Junkin Alexander, of John Junkin & Co., councillor, Duke st Junkin John, & Co., grocers, St Paulst Junkin John, of John Junkin & Co., Queen st Junkin Samuel S., director of Niagara District bank, Queen st Kalls George, sailor, Welland av Kalsh Mrs.Bridget, wid Patrick, Niagara st Kane Brothers, grocers, St Paul st Kane Michael, of Kane Brothers, William st Kane Robert, of Kane Brothers, Somerset place Kane William, laborer, Somerset place Kane William John, of Kane Brothers, Somerset place Karl Eli, laborer, Welland av Karnahan James, cabinetmaker, Victoria st Keefe Thos., ship carpenter, r St Paul st Keefer Ferdinand, groceries and liquors, St Paul st Keen William, laborer, Queenston st Kelley Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, storekeeper, Queenston st Kelley T., painter and glazier,Geneva st, h Queenston st Kellogg M.E., agent American Express Co., 88 Queen st Kelly John, laborer, off Court st Kelly Michael, tailor, Henry st Kelly Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thomas, Church st Kenyon Christopher, laborer, George st Kerrins Charles, bridge tender, Welland av Killingley James, confectioner, King st Kilroy Wm., blacksmith, Wellington st Kimball John, Bond st Kimitt Mrs.Mary, wid Michael, St Paul st King Charles E., clerk, Queen st King Henry A., bookkeeper, Queen st King John, laborer, William st King John, teacher, Duke st King John W., bookkeeper, Centre st King Mrs.H.M,, wid Wm.D., Queen st Kirby James, upholsterer, St Paul st, h Queenston st Kirkpatrick John, finisher, bds Ontario st Klotz Frederick, butcher, Welland av Knapp George, machinist, Hainer Knapp Ransford, carpenter, Hainer st Kurnan James, laborer, Welland av Labatte Mrs.Agnes, wid Louis, St Paul st Lamb Jas., collector of customs, King st Lancashire Fire and Life Insurance Co.P.McCallum, agent, Ontario st Lander Henry, teamster, Thorold road Lane, Corwin & Co., chemists and druggists.St Paul st Lane Mrs.Lucy Anne, wid John R., boarding house, Geneva st Lane William, M.D, of Lane, Corwin & Co., St Paul st Larken James, laborer, r Hainer st Larkin Patrick, of P.Larkin & Co.Church st LARKIN PATRICK, & CO.grocers, and agents Provincial Insurance Co., St Paul st Lauder Charles, veterinary surgeon, Queen st Lauder Miss Jessie, dressmaker, Queen st LAWDER JOHN M, county judge, Town hall, h King st Lawe Henry, provincial land surveyor, office Haines\u2019 block st, h Geneva st Lawrence David, tinsmith, Queenston st Lawrence Edward, clerk, Mill st Lawrie James, of Lawrie & Johnson, Church st Lawrie John, carpenter, Welland av LAWRIE & JOHNSTON, importers and dealers in groceries, wines, liquors, glassware, crockery.spices, sauces: pickles, lobsters, sardines, &c., agents for Molson's ale and Dow's family proof whiskey, James st Lawrie Robert, deputy reeve, flour and feed store, 8 St Paul st, h Race st Leavenworth Hiram F., oil refinery.Canal, bds Church st Leavenworth Mrs.Lucy, wid Hiram, Queen st \u2019 ST CATHARINES DOMINION 728 DIRECTORY.[ProvINOE oF Leavenworth P.S., job printer, St Paul st, h Grantham st Lee James, fruiterer, Ontario st Lee Michael, laborer, Court st Lee Mrs.Sarah, Ontario st Leech Mrs.Margaret, Centre st Leech Robert, laborer, Welland av Lemon L., dentist St Paul st, bds at Welland house, Ontario st Leper Dennis, Wall st Lepper Arthur, of John Lepper & Co., Queenston st LEPPER JOHN, & CO, dry goods, clothing, hats, caps, &c., St Paul st Lepper J.V.J.P., Yates st.Lepper John, of John Lepper & Co., resides in Thorold Letart Jean Baptiste, ship carpenter, Hainer st Letty Alexander, Queenston st Lewen John, carpenter, Welland av Lindsay John W., farmer, Welland av LINDSAY NATHANIEL A., boot and shoe store, St Paul st Lindsley Herrman, cooper, Hainer st Linter Charles, foreman, Church st Livingstone captain James, 98 King st Lloyd George, tinsmith, Ann st Loftus Thomas, seaman, bds St Paul st Longley George, teamster, Thorold road Loosemore Robert, seaman, Hainer st Loughlin B.0O., proprietor Mansion house, William st Lousbery Jacob, cooper, James st LOVELL JOHN, printer and publisher of the Canadian Dominion Directory; Province of Ontario Directory; Province of Quebec Directory ; Province of Nova Scotia Directory ; Province of New Brunswick Directory ; Province of Newfoundland Directory ; Province of Prince Bdward Island Directory ; Montreal City Directory ; City, Town, County, and Township Directories, throughout the six Provinces; general book and job printer and blank book manufacturer, 23 and 25 St Nicholas, bet St Sacramept and St Paul sts, h 883 St Catherine st, facing Phillips sq, Beaver hall, Montreal, foreman cooper, ue.Lowe John, freightman, Church st Lownes John, laborer, Court st Lowson William J.T., sailmaker, St Paul st Lucas James, porter.William st Lyden Michael, Division st Lyons Andrew, blacksmith, Salina st Lyons Charles, printer, Selina st Mack Francis, M.D, of F.& T.L.Mack, Yates st MACK F.& T.L., physicians and surgeons, St Paul st Mack Theophilus L., M.D., of F.& T.L.Mack, Yates st Macdonald Frederick W., of Macdonald & Son, deputy registrar, Court house, h Queen st Macdonald Mrs.Isabella, wid John, Wellington st Macdonald Rolland, of Macdonald & Son, clerk of peace and county crown attorney, Court house, h Queen st - MACDONALD & SON, barristers and attorneys, Town hall Maclaren John, gardener, Welland av Maclaren Robert, dry goods, St Paul st, h Ontario st Maclean John, sawyer, Canal r Thorold road McAllister Mrs.Martha, wid John, Wellington st McArdle Edward, confectioner, King st McBride James, cooper, Hainer st McBroom captain William, Pago st McCalla Jolin, of W.J.& J.McCalla, Queenston st McCalla W.J.& J., grocers, St Paul st McCalla W.J., of W.J.& J.McCulla, Grantham st McCallum Archibald, sawyer, St Paul st McCallum Hector, sailor, Water st McCALLUM PETER, insurance agent, Ontario st, h Centre st McCalvin John, tinsmith, Welland av McCann Henry, bridge tender, r St Paul st McCann John, bridge tender, St Paul st McCann Patrick, pensioner, r St Paul st McCARTHY & BROWNLEE, provision dealers and wholesale and retail dealers in hides and skins, St Paul st McCarthy Thomas, of McCarthy & Bownlee, Queen st McCarthy Miss Kate, Paul st McCarthy Mrs.Mary, wid Cornelius, St Paul st McCarthy Mrs.Sophia, wid John, dressmaker, Centre st .McCARTHY PETER, barrister, office St Paul st, h Church st McCarty Edward, farrier, Wellington st McCarty Michael, laborer, George st McCarty Mrs.Margaret, wid Cornelius, Cherry st McClelland Robert, teacher, Queen st McCleod captain, Centre st McCleverty William, tailor, Queens- ton st .McClive John, clerk, Queen st McClive William H., barrister, Ontario st, h Queen st McComiskey Mrs.Margaret, wid Peter, Cherry st McComiskey Peter, hostler, Cherry st McCormack Mathias, sash factory, Welland Canal, St Paul st, h Church st McCormack William , carpenter, Church st McCourt James, sailmaker, St Paul st McDermott Charles, laborer, Niagara st McDonald Burdett, teamster, Church st McDonald Mrs.Winifred, wid Martin, Division st McDonald Thomas, innkeeper, Niagara st McDonnell captain Donald, steamer Fanny Campbell, Wall st McDonnell Roderick, sailor, Church st McElroy Neil, blacksmith, Church st, h Niagara st McEnery David, shoemaker, William st McFate Robert, of McKinley & Oo, Centre st McFate Samuel, foreman, Centre st McGhie & Finn, auctioneers, St Paul st McGhie William, of McGhie & Finn, James st McGinies James, farmer, Duke st McGinics Miss Mary, dressmaker, Duke milliner, St st McGinnis John, slip carpenter, Nainer st McGinnis Thomas, blacksmith, King st McGlashan Alexander, tinsmith, St Paul st McGlenn Francis, proprietor Welland View house, St Paul st McGlory William, grocer, St Paul st McGrath James G., King st McGrath Mrs.Eliza, wid John, Welland av McGregor Neil, deputy sheriff, office Town hall, h Welland av McGuire Daniel, grocer, St Paul st, h King st McGuire John, laborer, off Division st McGuire Dennis C., grocer, St Paul st, h King st McGuire Patrick, shoemaker, Churchst McGuire Thomas, carpenter, St Paul st Mcllwain captain William, Bond st Mellwhaine John, sailor, Niagara st Melnerney Jolin, caulker, Queenston st McIntosh William, carpenter, Wellington st McIntyre J.B., of McIntyre & Son, Queen st McINTYRE & SON, cabinetmakers, turners, undertakers and upholsterers, St Paul st McIntyre Thomas, of McIntyre & Son, Canal st McKay James, machinist, Church st McKay Thomas, grocer, St Paul st McKELVY JAMES, manufacturer of the prize self-ventilating refrigerator, King st, h Queen st.McKenney Harvey, Yates st McKenney Mrs.Phoebe, wid Amos, Yates st McKeown Hugh, engineer, Church st McKew Bartholomew, laborer, r St Paul st McKinley Reese, of Reese McKinley & Co., St Paul st McKINLEY REESE, & CO., Novelty¢ works, Queenston st McLaren Alex, salesman, St Paul st McLaren Jolin, carriagemaker, Centre st McLaren Robert, laborer, George st McLaren Robert, captain barque Clyde, Hainer st McLaren Robert, of R.Woodruff & Co.Ontario st McLaughlin Patrick, sailor, Water st McLean D.D., tinsmith, King st McLean J.& J., produce merchants, James st McLean James, of J.& J.McLean, James st McLean John, of J.& J, McLean, James st McLoughlin James, shoemaker, Geneva st McMaugh captain Archibald, Centre st McMaugh James, engineer, Niagara st McMaugh Joseph, blacksmith, Cherry st McMoore James, engineer, Niagara st McMullen James, innkeeper, Geneva st McMullen R.H,, of Douglas & McMul- len, hds at Welland house, Ontario st McMullin Robert, weaver, Thorold road McNamara Mrs.Richard, milliner, Ontario st McNamara Richard, carpenter, Ontario st McNamara Stephen, shoemaker, Geneva st MeNaughney Mrs.Mary, wid John, Church st McNaughten Neil, clerk, bds at 12 King st McPhail John, station master MeSloy Joseph, of J.MeSloy & Co., resides in Granthnm McSloy Joseph, & Co, dry goods, St Paul st .MeSloy Mrs.Catherine L., wid llugh, Church st Madden Francis D., hairdresser, St Paul st, L Ontario st Mnddon Jumes, laborer, Queenston st Mndden Mrs.Sarah, wid James, Geneva st Madden Robert, printer, Page st Mageo William D., dry goods, St Paul st Magness Robort, Inborer, Niagara st MAHONT.D., grocer, wine and liquor merchant, St Paul st, h Church st ONTARIO.] Mahony Thomas, tailor, St Paul st, h Race st MAITLAND G.F., photographer, Haynes\u2019 hlock, h Geneva st Malloy Michael, laborer, Division st Maloney Patrick, storekeeper, North st Mana Francis, axemaker, bds James st Mann Alfred F., pedlar, William st Mannie Abraham, blacksmith, Queen- ston st Manning & Sumner, dry goods, St Paul st Mansion house, B.0.Loughlin, proprietor Marren Patrick, councillor, storekeeper, Queenston st Marshall Wm., boilermaker, Church st Martell John, blacksmith, Geneva st Martin Francis, laborer, Canal st Martin Leander, tanner, Division st Martin Mrs.Emma, wid, North st Martin Thomas, Welland av Martindale John, brewer, r Yates st Masterson Mrs.Bridget, wid Anthony, Victoria st Mastin Edward, carpenter, Queen st Matthews Jeremiah, laborer, St Paul st Matthews Thomas, omnibus driver, Cherry st Maxwell Alexander, confectioner, St Paul st May A, L.D.S., dentist, Haynes\u2019 block, King st May Chas., livery stable keeper, James st, h King st May George, of Stinson & May, Ontario st May William, proprietor May's Exchange hotel, Queenston st Mayo Charles, hairdresser, Welland av Mead William, waiter, King st Meadows Jas., saloonkeeper, St Paul st Meadows William, pedlar, Helliwell lane Mechanics\u2019 hotel, Walter Hynes, proprietor, St Paul st Melvin John, restaurant, Ontario st Mercer Mrs.Catherine M, wid Lawrence, school teacher, Church st Merritt Daniel H., boarding house, Ontario st Merritt Edward D, Hainer st Merritt Jedediah P., Yates st MERRITT T.R., M.P., chairman Welland railway, president St Catharines and Welland Canal Gas Co., office Ontario st, i Rodman hall Merrymau John, ship carpenter, St Paul st Mesler Daniel, of Mesler & Plumstel, Church st Mesler George, printer, Court st Mesler & Plumstel, carpenters and joiners, Church st Milby Patrick, brewer, Francis st Miller James À, of Miller & Miller, agent North British Insurance Co, Yates st MILLER & MILLER, barristers, St Paul st * Miller Richard, Q.C., of Miller & Miller, Church st Milloy Edward, laborer, Page st Milloy Michael, laborer, Division st Mills A.M,, pump factory, r St Paul st, h Church st Mills James, druggist, Ontario st, h King st Mills Mrs.Elizabeth, Queen st Millward Charles, Elm Tree tavern, Queenston st Milton Mrs.Margaret, wid George, William st ship carpenter, DOMINION MISSIONARY MESSENGER, monthly, annual subscription 60c.; rev.R.R.Disney, editor; E.S.Leavenworth, printer Mitchell \u2014, laborer, Welland av Mitchell Archibald, coal merchant, yard Brewery st, office Canal st, h Church st Mitchell James, waiter, North st Mitten Mrs.Mary Jane, North st Mittleberger Charles A., law student, Duke st Mittleberger Henry, Duke st Mittleberger John F., Ontario st Mittleberger William A., clerk Division court, town treasurer, Town hall, h Duke st Mole H.A., proprietor Willow Beech house, Fifteen Mile Creek, Centre st Monaghan rev.\u2014, R.catholic, Church t s Monro John R., teas, crockery and glassware, St Paul st, h Ontario st Montgomery Adam, chief of police, Town hall, h Queenston st Montgomery Samuel, of Grant & Co., Mary st Montobello gardens, William Merritt, of Toronto, proprietor, Ontario st MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., William Smith, manager, Ontario st Moore Alexander, barber, Church st Moore Daniel D., broker, Ontario st, h King st Moore Isaac, laborer, St Paul st Moore Jacob S., laborer, Division st.Moore James, sawyer Novelty works, Queenston st Moore William, laborer, Lake st Morey Nathan, carpenter, King st Morgan Thomas, waiter, Cherry st Morgan William, laborer, Welland av Moriarty Michael, laborer, Alban st Morley Miss Roxa.Church st Morris Charles H., marblecutter, St Paul st Morris Mrs.Lucy.wid George, Henry st Morris Mrs.Esther, wid Isaac, Catha- rine st Morris Mrs.Mary, second hand clothing store, Queenston st Morrison John.watchman, Division st Morrison Marshall, proprietor American hotel, James st Morson John, laborer, Niagara st Morton William, Division st Motley Michael, laborer, Division st MOYER P.E.W., editor, proprietor and printer, of the Times, St Paul st, h Church st Murray captain James, barque Mary Merritt, Aun st Murray Daniel, sailor, Alban st Murray George, grocer, St Paul st Murray Michael, seaman, Cherry alley Murray Mrs.Catherine, wid James, Academy st Murphy James, clerk, bds at 12 King st Murphy Michael, laborer, Division st Murphy Patrick, cooper, Wall st MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.of inton, 8.Hill, secretary, Ontario st Myer John, Duke st Nasmith John, Alban st Nasmith Thomas H., bank clerk, King st Nay & Co., grocers, St Paul st Nay John, & Co., grocers, St Paul st Nay John, of J.Nay & Co., St Paul st Nay John, of Nay & Co., St Paul st Nay William, of Nay & Co., St Paul st Neagle John, tailor, Church st Neaskern Eugene, scythe maker, Lake st Needham Michael, pensioner, Division st Neelon Mrs.C., wid Edward, Centre st 729 DIRECTORY.ST CATHARINES.Neelon Sylvester, councillor, proprietor Pheenix flour mills and cooper, Mill st, h King st Neeson Cornelius, laborer, William st Neil Daniel, waiter, Cherry st Neil John, agent Hamilton dye works, Court st Nelles Mrs.Sarah, wid Dr.Alexander, King st Nelson C.C., of Nelson, Graves & Co.Queenston st Nelson Charles, shipwright, Hainer st Nelson, Graves & Co., soda water ma- nufactory, King st Nelson Mrs.Hetty, charwoman, Northst Nester John, lock tender NETHERWAY EMMANUEL, boot and shoe store, St Paul st, bdsat 12 King st Newtown Moses, ship carpenter, Hainer st New York Life Insurance Co., William Smith, agent NIAGARA DISTRICT BANK, hon.J.R.Benson, president ; C.M.Arnold, cashier, St Paul st NIAGARA DISTRICT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., Theophilus Mack, president; H.M.Giles, secretary- treasurer, St Paul st Nichol Robert, clerk, bds at 12 King st Nicholl James, laborer, Ontario st Nigh George, tinsmith, Jamé& st Nine Frederick, butcher, market, L Grantham st Niquette Joseph, blacksmith, Lake st Nisbet Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, Salina st Nisbet William, cooper, Yate st Noble Alexander, clerk, Wellington st Noble Geo., telegraph operator G.W.R.Noble James, tailor, Wellington st Norman George, hostler, Salina st Norris Alexander, miller, Niagara st NORRIS JAMES, councillor, merchant, miller and ship owner, St Paul st, h Ann st Northeote Chas., laborer, Wellington st Norton Charles, proprietor Welland house, Ontario st Norton John R., painter, Court st Norton rev.Robert, First Presbyterian church, Church st Notes Mrs.Maria, wid John, storekeeper, Geneva st Notman John, miller, Cherry st Notman Wm., blacksmith, Division st NOVELTY WORKS, R.McKinley & Co., Queenston st Oates John, saw grinder, Welland av O'Brien Con, cooper, Division st O\u2019Brien Dennis, shoemaker, Niagara st O'Brien James, shoemaker, Queenston st O\u2019Brien John, shoemaker, Queenston st O\u2019Brien Michael, laborer, Hainer st O'Connor Mrs.Alice, wid John, Church st O'Connor Thomas, grocer, Church st O'Day Martin, teamster, Welland av O'Donnell Thos.M., painter, William st O'Halloran Martin, tinsmith, Lake st O'Hara Andrew, William st O'Haran James, laborer, Niagara st O'Holland Martin, tinsmith, Lake st O\u2019Laughlin Miss, laundress, St Paul st O'Mara James, laborer, Division st O'Mara John, teamster, Division st O'Mara Michael, tailor, Canal st O'Neil William, laborer, Welland av O'Reilly Michael, mason, Ontario st O'Reilly Mrs.Ann, storekeeper, Ontario st O'Reilly Patrick, St Paul st Oille George W., engineer and machinist, St Paul st ST CATHARINES.DOMINION 730 DIRECTORY.| PROVINOE oF Qille George N., machinist, Church st \u2018Ontario hotel, Walter Haynes, proprietor, Ontario st Oîlle Lucius S., M.D., councillor, Queen st Orr James, painter, Queen st, h Lake st Orr John, painter, St Paul sth Phelps st Orr Thomas, saddler, St Paul st Orr William, painter, Queenston st Osborne Mrs.Jane, wid Wm., Court st Oswald Thomas, constable, Centre st OWENS P.B, importer, dealer in staple and fancy dry goods, millinery, mantles, &c., St Paul st, h Yate st Pace James, laborer, Wellington st Page George H., saloonkeeper, King st Page Litterton, storekeeper, Geneva st Page Samuel, carpenter, Water st Palmer Joseph A., gunsmith, James st, h Somerset place Palmer Thomas, laborer, bds St Paulst Paradise George, carpenter, North st Park Albert, Henry st Parkin George, carpenter, Wellington st Parks Isaac, mechanic, Division st Parnell Isaac, carpenter and joiner, King st Parnell Nelson, carpenter, Church st Parnell Théodore, of Ratcliffe & Parnell, King st Partington R,, sailor, r Queenston st Patchin Wales, sailor, King st Patterson Ambrose F., James st Patterson Geo., carriagemaker, George st Patterson George K., blacksmith, Francis st Patterson John, laborer, Division st Patterson Nathaniel, laborer, Division st Patterson Ths.H., blacksmith, Lake st Pawling Nathan, sewing machine agent, St Paul st Pawling William, harness and trunk manufacturer, St Paul st, h Court st Payne Thomas B., clerk, King st Payne William, laborer, Lake st Pearson \u2014, upholsterer, St Paul st Pearson Robert, miller, William st Peckard Jacob, laborer, Queenston st Peirce George W., teller Niagara bank, Welland av Penfield William S., farmer and brick maker, Prospect house Pennington John, carpenter Pepper \u2014, laborer, Church st Pepper George, laborer, Church st Perry Eli, machinist, Church st Peterson Richard, butcher, market, h Grantham st PETERSON ROBERT, grocer, James and King sts, h Park st Peterson Robert, of Robert Peterson & Co., Wellington st Peterson Robert, & Co., grocers, King st Phelps Joel, Duke st Phelps Thomas, machinist, St John st Philips Samuel, millwright, St John st Phillips Chas.,machinist, bds Ontario st Phillips John, painter, bds Ontario st Pickard Albert, laborer, Division st Pickwick house, 8.Cole, proprietor, James st Pier Truman, William st Pinder B., Wellington st Pinhorne Henry, carpenter, Welland av Piper Edward, machinist, Lake st Pirritt John, seaman, Ann st Platt Frederick, polisher, Lake st Plumstel William, of Mesler & Plumstel, Church st Pocock Gabriel, stonemason, George st Pohrnhoff Von Alois, chemist, King st Police court, Thomas Burns, police ma~ gistrate cor Pollard Lawrence, boilermalker, Page st Pollard Mrs.Esther, wid James, Geneva st Pollock James, accountant Bunk of Commerce Potter \u2014, master Grammar Niagara st POTTER R.S., insurance agent, Queen st, h Niagara st Powell John, county registrar, King st, h Church st Powell W.D, Church st Presbyterian church, (Canada,) Church st Preston John H., blacksmith, Ontario st Preston Wiliam, Court st Price Nelson, pattern maker, Queenston st Pridham Richard, millinery, King st Primitive Methodist church, rev.Mr.Blunt, Geneva st Pring Henry J., clerk, Duke st Pring Mrs.Henrietta, wid Wm., Dukest Protection Hook and Ladder Co., St Paul st PROVINCIAL INSURANCE CO, P.Larkin, agent, St Paul st Pulland Edward, joiner, Thorold road Purcell James, laborer, Cherry st Purcell Mrs.Mary, seamstress, Division st Purcer George, laborer, Cherry st Purcer Henry, stonemason, Francis st Purcer Joseph, laborer, Cherry st Purcer Walter, Cherry st PURVIS A., millinery, mantles and small wares, Queen st QUEBEC BANK, D.R.Wilkie, agent, St Paul st Quinn Cornelius, blacksmith, Queenston st Quinn John, laborer, Page st Quinn Joseph, cooper, St Paul st Quirt Henry, shipwright, Hainer st Rake Frederick, blacksmith, King st Randall James, tailor, Park st Rason John, furmer, Phelps st Rason Thomas, clerk, King st Ratcliffe & Parnell, tinsmiths, &c., St Paul st Ratcliffe Richard, of Ratcliffe & Parnell, James st Rawlings William A, clerk, Academy st Ray Simon, laborer, St Paul st Rayner Samuel, saw maker, James st Rea & Boyle, house painters, King st Rea Johnson, of Rea & Boyle, Centre st Rees John F., innkeeper, Mary st Rees William, shipwright, Welland av Rees William G., innkeeper, Geneva st Registry office John Powell, registrar, W.D.Powell, deputy registrar, King st Reid John, tailor, Academy st Reid Joseph, tailor, St Paul st, h Wellington st Reid Samuel, moulder, Queen st Reilly John, grocer and tavernkeeper, n Canal .Reilly Patrick, St Paul st Reilly Patrick, shoemaker, Lake st Rersten C., bookkeeper Welland jus, bds Ontario st Reynolds Benjamin, laborer, Page st Reynolds James, laborer, Pago st Reynolds Richard, miller, Centre st Reynolds Ths.clerk, bds Ontario st Richards Jos., polisher, bds Ontario st Richardson John, Queenston st Richardson Polydore, laborer, North st Richardson R.A., laborer, Welland av Rickman George J., tailor, Queen st Riddell Andrew, coppersmith, Church st Riddle William E., builder, Queen st school, deputy registrar, Riley Edward, porter, Ontario st Riley George, grocer, St Paul st, h Queen st Ring Mrs.Julia, wid, r Hainer st Riordon John, proprietor paper mills Geneva st Robert Francis, shoemaker, St Paul st Roberts Mrs.Dora, wid William, Academy st Roberts Wm., cabinetmaker, William st Robertson James, carpenter, Wall st Robertson Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thomas, Ontario st Robertson Thomas, clerk, Ontario st Robins Alfred, polisher, bas Ontario st Robins Henry T., machinist and boarding house, Ontario st Robinson \u2014, seaman, r St Paul st Robinson Edward, laborer, James st Robinson Joseph, auctioneer, King st Robinson Joseph, barrister, Queen st, h James st Robinson Richard, plasterer, Welland av Robinson Robert, painter, Thorold road Robinson Storrs, auctioneer, James st Robinson Wm., baggagemaster G.W.R.Rogers Elkanah, coal and lumber merchant, 96 King st Rollison John, town clerk, office Town hall, L St Paul st Rolls James, farmer, Niagara st Roozel Philip, laborer, Henry st Rose John, carriagemaker, Duke st Rose William, ship carpenter, Canal st Ross Daniel, sailor, North st Ross George, blacksmith, Ontario st, h King st Ross George, waiter, North st Ross John, carter, Queenston st Ross John, travelling agent, Ontario st, h Queen st Rouse John, King st Rowe Alexander, moulder, Canal r Thorold road Roy James, sailor, North st Russell Michael, laborer, Welland av Ryan John, innkeeper, Geneva st Ryan Michael, laborer, Hainer st Ryan Richard, pensioner, King st Ryan Patrick, tailor, Niagara st Ryan William, laborer, Hainer st Rye James, pensioner, Hainer st RYKERT & GILLELAND, barristers and attorneys at law, Ontario st Rykert J.C., of Rykert & Gilleland, M.P.P., reeve, St Paul st Sage James, machinist, Division st Salladee Cyrus W., of Salladce & Jackson, Geneva st Sulladec & J ackson, gale manufacturers, Geneva st Sanderson Edwin, machinist, Thorold road Saunders Richard, gardencr, Yates st Saxon J.T., conveyancer,Ontario st, bds at Welland house, Ontario st Sayers David, Lake st Schurr John G., bricklayer, Welland av Sclater John, laborer, off Division st Scott Jolin, axe maker, Wall st Scott \u2014, cabinetmaker, Hainer st Scott John, genernl dealer, James st Scott John, shoemaker, St Paul st Scott Thomas, blacksmith, Chestnut st Seram David, carpenter, Queenston st Scully William, engine driver, Water st Seaman Miss Sarah, teacher, Chestnut st Seaman Mrs.Eliza W., wid Israel, Academy st Secord Charles B., registrar Surrognte court, Town hall, resides in Niagara Security Permanent Building and Savings society, Thomas R.Merritt, M.P., president, Ontario st ONTARIO.] DOMINION 731 DIRECTORY.ST CATHARINES.See J.T'., artist, Hayne\u2019s block, h Queen st Servos Frank W., manager, bds King st Sexton John, laborer, Alban st SEYMOUR JAMES, editor, proprietor and printer, St Catharines Constitutional, Duke st Shank J: acob, carpenter, Hainer st Shanston Miss M.A., teacher, Queens- ton st Shaver David, tanner, Thorold road Shaver Ths., shoemaker, Thorold road Shaw John G., stonemason, Welland av Shaw William, laborer, Ontario st Shea Lawrence, grocer, King st Shea Mrs.Mary, wid Wm., Canal st Shea Thomas, laborer, Welland av Sheldon William }., seaman, Cherry st Sherer Frederick, laborer, Canal r Tho- rold road Sherwood Charles, stonemason, Wall st Sherwood George, miller, Church st Sherwood Mrs.Mary, wid Christopher, Chestnut st Shickluna George, clerk, r st Paul Shickluna Henry, ship carpenter, Hai- ner st Shickluna Joseph, bookkeepe, Mary st r Shickluna Lewis, shipbuilder, yard Welland Canal, h Ontario st Shilito Michael, skin dealer, Yates st Shirley C.J., manager saw mill, Academy st Short James, finisher, bds King st Sibley Mrs.Sarah, wid Elisha, Church st Simmons Mrs.Elizabeth, dressmaker, George st Simmons Richard, pensioner, George st SIMPSON C.P., barrister, attorney-at- law, principal St Catharines Commercial college, Ontario st, h Queen st Sinclair Alexander, tailor, William st Sisterson John G., clerk, Mill st Skinner Isaiah, architect, Church st Skinner John, grocer, cor Lake and Duke sts Skinner P.J., proprietor billiard saloon, St Paul st Slively Martin, cabinetmaker, Court st Sloane Mrs.Mary, wid Henry, York st Smiley Charles, all st Smiley Francis J, clerk, King st Smiley Samuel, dentist, Queen st Smith D., laborer, Wellington st Smith George, cabinetmaker, James st Smith George, carriage manufacturer, James st, h Chestuut st Smith Henry, laborer, Welland av Smith Henry, waiter, Cherry st Smith Hiram, painter, Page st Smith James, shoemaker, St Paul st Smith Joseph, butcher, market, bh Gran- tham st Smith Joseph W., engine driver, Niagara st Smith Julius, carriage trimmer, Centre st Smith Miss Abby, seamstress, North st Smith Mrs.Abby, wid, cook, North st Smith Mrs.Mary, wid George, North st Smith Simeon, furniture store, St Paul st Smith Thomas, King st Smith Thomas, carpenter, Water st Smith W.J., of Graham & Smith, Gran- tham st Smith Wesley, waiter, Cherry st SMITH WILLIAM, manager Montreal Telegraph Co., Church st Somerset John B., teacher, Wellington st Soper L.Nelson, dealer in pianofortes, sheet music, &e., St Paul st Southcote John, tailor, William st Spalding John, laborer, King st Sparrow George, plasterer, York st Sparrow Harris, moulder Wellington st Spencer Mrs.Margaret, Mary st St Catharines agricultural works, H.H.Collier, proprietor, St Paul st ST CATHARINES COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Ontario st, C.P.Simp- som, principal ST JATHARINES CONSTITUTIONAL, weekly, annual subscription $2 ; James Seymour, editor, proprietor and printer, Prendergast block St Catharines\u2019 County Grammar school, rev.Jobn King, LL.D., head master ; James Elliott, mathematical master; Mr.Potter, English literature; Monsieur Gagnier, French master ST CATHARINES GENERAL MARINE HOSPITAL, Theophilus Mack, M.D., Francis L.Mack, M.D., Edwin Goodman, M.D., medical attendants; Walter Clary, steward, Queenston st St Catharines Race course, Ontario st ST CATHARINES AND WELLAND CANAL GAS CO, T.R.Merritt, president, Ontario st St George\u2019s church, rev.À.Holland, B.A., Church st ST JOHN ALPHEUS S., converancer, Haynes\u2019 block, h Court st ST JUHN S.L., money broker, St Paul st, h Ontario st St Joseph's convent.Mother Theresa, lady superior, Church st St Mary's church, rev.Father Mona- ghan, St Paul st Standard Rock Oil works, Houghton & Howell, proprietors Stahr Cyrus W., miller, Church st Stanley John, edge tool maker, Page st Stanley Joseph, laborer, William st Stapleton Mrs.Margaret, wid John, William st Starr John E.general dealer, St Paul st, h Ontario st Steele Richard, innkeeper, Geneva st Steep Peter, moulder, St John st Stephenson \u2014.foundryman, Hen st STEPHENSON HOUSE, Beverley Tucker, proprietor, Yates st Stevens Aaron, saloonkeeper, James st Stevens John, carpenter, Queenston st Steward Robinson, hostler, Water st Stewart Charles, clerk, St Paul st Stewart Richard, carpenter, Geneva st Stewart Robert, sailor, Niagara st Stinson Francis, liquor merchant, St Paul st, h Chestnut st Stinson & Mar, livery stables, Ontario st Stockwell Edward dyer and cleaner, St Paul st Stoker George, miller, r St Paul st Stinson Francis, of Stinson & May, h Chestnut st Stone George, ship carpenter, r Mainer st Storey Francis, mechanic, Welland av Storrs Archibald, carpenter, Lake st Storrs James, ginger beer maker, Centre st Stovin Cornelius, secretary to the Welland railway, Church st Strong John, miller, bds at St Paul st STRUTHERS ROBERT, importer of and dealer in British and foreign, fancy and staple dry goods, St Paul st, h Queenston st Sturdivant Charles C., mechanic, King st Sturgeon Thomas, axe maker, bds at Ontario st Sullivan Cornelius, American tailor, Ontario st Sullivan John, carpenter, Hainer st Sullivan John, sawyer, St Paul st Sullivan John, tavern, Queenston st Sullivan Michael, laborer, Court st Sullivan Thomas, M.D., Yates st Sullivan Timothy, carter, Welland av Sullivan William, carpenter, Hainer st Summers Johu, laborer, Church st Sutcliffe James, clerk, r Yates st Suter John, painter, Welland av Sutherland Kenneth, King st Sutherland Miss, milliner, St Paul st, bds Yates st Sutton James, laborer, Welland av Sutton Mrs.Ann, wid John, William st Swanson John, jun., painter, Helliwell lane Swanson John, pensioner, Helliwell lane Swarts Amos, painter, Duke st Swayze James M., clerk, Walnut st Swayze W.F., laborer, Walnut st Swayze William S., carpenter, Walnut st Swinton James A., clerk, Church st Switzer Edward, carpenter, George st Switzer William, laborer, Queenston st Sword Robert M., carpenter, Brewery st, h Queen st \\ Synott Thomas, mason Tait James D.dry goods, Ontario st, bds Welland av Talbot John, laborer, George st Taylor & Bate, brewers, r Yates st Taylor Edwin, mason, Cherry st Taylor Francis, laborer, Wail st Taylor Henry, machinist, Lake st Taylor Henry J., law student, Yates st Taylor James, engineer, Academy st Taylor James, of Taylor & Bate, Yates st Taylor Miss Frances, Church st Taylor Mrs.Charlotte, Academy st Taylor Richard, clerk, Queenston st Taylor Ths., bookkeeper, Somerset place Taylor William, machinist, Cherry st Taylor William W., mason, Cherry st Tear Thos.J., scythe maker, r Queen st Ternent William, tailor, Niagara st Terrapin restaurant, Patrick Hannifan, proprietor, 35 St Paul st Tewsley James, carpenter, Queenstonst Thimble \u2014, mason, Water st Thomas \u2014, farmer Thomas Frederick, bookkeeper, Church st Thomas John, carpenter, bds Ontario st Thomas John, sailmaker, St Paul st Thompson Charles, broker and sewing machine dealer, Êhestnut st Thompson Hannibal, carpenter, Division st Thompson Joseph, captain of the gun boat Rescue, Race st Thompson William, accountant, Edmund st Thomson J.S., dry goods, St Paul, st h Queen st THOMSON WILLIAM, collector of Inland revenue, St Paul st, h Hainer st Thorndell James, sawmaker, Mary st Tildsley John, saw grinder, Jaines st TIMES (THE), annual subscription to daily $3; to weekly $1; P.BE.W.Moyer, editor, proprietor and printer, St Paul st Timmins Frank, clerk, Niagara st Timmons F.J., secretary-treasurer St Catharines and Welland Canal Gas Co., office Ontario st, h Niagara st Tinlin William Henry, ship carpenter, Division st Titterington John, of Holmes & Tit- terington, Queen st Sr C-ST CLE DOMINION 732 DIRECTORY.[ProvINGE or Tobin John, King st Toot Richard, carpenter, Geneva st Tracy Michael, proprietor Great Western hotel, Hainer st Trapnell Wm, shipwright, Hainer st TRAVELLERS LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO.P.Me- Callum, agent, Ontario st Traver G.R., M.D., office Queen st, bds Queen st Triplett Mrs.Ha riett, wid Alfred, Lake st : Trueman Frederick, gardener Trusty Nathan, laborer, Welland av TUCKER BEVERLEY, proprietor Ste- phensou house, Yates st TUTTLE, DATE & RODDEN, proprietors Welland Vale works, manufacturers of farming implements and edge tools Tuttle E.C., of Tuttle, Date & Rodden, King st Union hotel, James Harrold, proprietor, St Paul st Vandeburgh{Andrew, pedlar, Niagara st Vandeburgh George H., clerk, Welling- V: hort on G Ww anderli eorge W., suloonkeeper St Paul st 5 \u2019 pen Vere Francis R., grinder, bds at Welland av Vanderburg John, station master Welland railway, Welland av Vine James, butcher, market h Gran- tham st Vining Joseph, laborer, Wall st Voisart Benjamin, laborer, Hainer st Waldrun Patrick, butcher market, h Niagara st Wales George, blacksmith, Court st Wales George, carringemaker, St Paul st Walker David, clerk, William st Walker David, laborer, Queenston st Walker George, waiter, Geneva st Walker Henry, sawmaker, James st Walker rev.Charles, Baptist, King st Walker William, lock tender, St Paul st Wallace Andrew, of W.& R.Wallace, Church st Wallace Mrs.Euphemia, wid William, Church st Wallace W.& R., butchers, St Catha- rines\u2019 market Wallace William, of W.& R.Wallace, George st Walsh Mrs.Sarah, wid Richard, Centre s Wardell Isaac, butcher, St Paul st Waring J oseph, laborer, Page st Wassor Benjamin, carpenter, Hainer st Watson Jas, ship carpenter, William st Watson Mrs.Sarah, wid James, Canal st Watson Robert, laborer, Queen st Watson William, painter, Duke st Watts James, tailor, Thorold road Waud Mrs.Abigail, wid Godfrey, Queen 8 Waud Robert, builder, Ontario st Waud Thomas, mason, Ann st Weaver 8.S., general dealer, Wellington st Weaver Wm.W., mason, Wellington st Webster Daniel, laborer, North st Welch Edw., shoemaker, Helliwell lane Welch Joseph, laborer, Welland avenue Welch Robert, tailor, Front, h Lake Welch Thomas, grocer, Welland av WELLAND RAILWAY OF CANADA, Thomas R.Merritt, chairman ; hon.J.R.Benson and John Brown, directors; William Pay, superintendent; Cornelius Stoven, secretary Welland house, Charles Norton, pro- pietor, Ontario st WELLAND RAILWAY STATION John Vanderburg, station mastet and operator, Welland av Welland View house, Francis McGlenn, proprietor, St Paul st Wells James, foreman, u canal Welsh Andrew, captain, bark St Luw- rence, Hainer st Welsh William, engineer, Queenston Wesleyan Methodist chuvel, rev, James Brock, St Paul .West End restaurant, Alexander Bain, proprietor, Ontario st Co Western house, Alexander Dittrick, proprietor, St Paul st WESTERN OF CANADA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO, P.McCallum, agent, Ontario st Wetherel Nathaniel Thomas, accountant, Court st Ç Whelan John, ship carpenter, bds nt St Paul st White Henry, laborer, Henry st White Mrs.Sophia, wid Robert, Northst Whitmore Jno.A., dry goods, St Paul st Whitten James, joiner, Mary st Whitten John, joiner, Welland av WHITTEN THOMAS, Metropolitan restaurant, St Paul st Wickenden Joseph, carpenter, Queens- ton st.WILKIE D.R., agent Quebec bank, Church st Wilkins Oscar F., school teacher, Wall st \u2018Wilkinson Wm., blacksmith, St Paul st William Thomas, porter, Ontario st Williams Henry, printer, Lake st Williams James, printer, Lake st Williams John, tailor, Wall st Williams Joseph, porter Bank of Commerce, St Paul st Williamson Jolin, laborer, Welland av Willmoth Gilbert, carpenter, Salina st Willmoth Nelson, teamster, Salina st Wills Willinm, machinist, Niagara st Wilson Archibald, miller, Wellington st Wilson George, builder, St Paul st, h Niagara st Wilson George, ship builder, Old Ferry road Wilson George, shoemaker, Page st WILSON H., & BROTHER, dealers in groceries, provisions, wines and li- gnors, St Paul st Wilson Harper, of H.Wilson & Brother, Wellington st Wilson Henry, moulder, Water st Wilson Henry, of II.Wilson & Brother, Wellington st Wilson James, carpenter, Wellington st Wilson John, clerk, Wellington st Wilson Thomas, Page st Wilson Mra.Claricy, wid Wm, North st Wilson William, Wellington st Wigghester Mrs.J.R., Yates st Winfield Mrs.Ann, wid George, Walnut st Wingrove & Co., pork dealers, King st Wingrove James MH, of Wingrove & Co., James st Winu Reuben, captain of vessel, Page st Winter Eli IL, seaman, r Yntes st Winton Edward, laborer, Niagara Winton James, laborer, Wellington st Winton Mrs.Ann, wid James, Ningara st Winton Samuel, wood merchant, Nia- gare st Wolverton D., bank clerk, King st Wonder George, finisher, Lake st Wood James, tanner, Thorold road, store St Paul st, h Church st Woodruff John, clerk, bds at Ellis house, James st Woodruff Joseph A., sheriff, office Court house, h Church st WOODRUFF R., & GO.importers, jobbers and retail dealers in staple and | tancy dry goods, St Paul st Woodruff Richard, of R.Woodrufl & Co, King st Woodruff Samuel D., superintendent Welland canal, office St Paul, h King st Woods John, saddler, Geneva st Woods George, saddler and harness waler, St Paul st, h Geneva st Woods 1'liomuas, apprentice, St Paul st, h Geneva st Woodward Jolin, livery stable,Salina st Woodward Mrs.Mary, wid John, Cherry alle Woollord James, mechanic Wright John, blacksmith, Queenston st Wright Montcalm, mail conductor Welland railway, Niagara st Wright Nelson, laborer, Cherry alley Wright Richard, mason, Welland av Wright Rufus, Cherry alley Wylie James, carpenter, Queenston st Wylie John, blacksmith, North st Wylie Nelson, blacksmith, Geneva st Wylie Robert, farmer, Niagara st Wylie William, farmer, Niagara st Wynie Joseph, laborer, Wall st Yale & Co., tinsmiths and coppersmith store, St Paul st, foundry Ontario st Yale Henry, law student, Queen st Yale Levi, of Yale & Co., Queen st Yale Mrs.Gertrude, wid Chauncey, Queen st Young A, hairdresser, St Paul st Young Aaron, barber, St Paul st, h Queenston st : Young Alexander, cooper, Centre st Young Charles, mechanic, Bond st Young Geo., messenger custom house, St Paul st Young Men's Haynes block ; Young Robert, saloonkeeper, St Paul Christian association, st Young William D., saw maker, James st Young William G., James st Zion Baptist church, colored, rev.J.O.Bonner.Services, Sunday 11 a.m, and 7.30.p.m.; prayer meetings every Wednesday at 8 pan, Geneva st, ST CLEMENTS\u2014A small villago in the township ol Wellesloy, county of Waterloo.Distunt from Berlin, the county town and à station of the Grand Trunk railwny, 10 miles, fare 8Tje, Mail daily.l\u2019opulation about 200.Brenner George, blucksmith Brenner Jolin, farmer Bush Nicholas, farmer Darr George, J.P, farmer Kissing Gotilieb, tnilor l'risher Philip, farmer Freijbarger Joseph, hotelkeeper Glowoskey rev.Edward, R, catholic Greyerbiehl Josoph, hotelkoe] cr Hecler John, shoemaker Hel Simond, shoemaker Jamieson David, storekeeper Kunty John, farmer Meier Jucob, farmer Miller Jnpes, furmer Offholder Ignatius, teacher Rau John, shoemaker Rosenblatt Edward, of Rosenblutt & Son Rosenblatt John, of Rosenblatt & Son Rosenblatt & Sou, cabinetmakers ONTARIo.] DOMINION 733 DIRECTORY.St D-8r Geo Shanty A.E., & Brother, storckeepers Shanty Aaron E., of A.E.Shanty & Brother Shanty Isaac, of A.E.Shanty & Brother Simmer John, farmer Skalitzky Francis, farmer Starr John, waggonmaker Strolr John, J.P., postmaster, hotel- keeper Voising Joseph, farmer Widerkehr Henry, tinsmith Zanke Frederick, carpenter ST DAVIDS \u2014 A small village in the townsuip of Niagara, county of Lincoln.Distant from Clifton, a station of the Great Western railway, b miles, fare 25¢.; from Niagara 7 miles, from St Catharines 5 -muîles.Mail daily.Population about 70.Acheson William, laborer Anderson Mrs.Adeline, wid John Ash Mrs, Charlotte, wid William Barbeau Anthony, miller Black Neil, farmer Bolger John, farmer Brown Jumes, tanner Brown Thomas, tinsmith Burnett David, miller Carver Richard, laborer Clement George, farmer Dunn Luther, jun.carpenter Dunn Luther, sen., carpenter Ellis George, miller Fairhead C., harnessmaker Fairlie Andrew, councillor Fairlie James, tailor Fenbrock E., agent Fisher Charles, postmaster, storekeeper Fisher C.E,, clerk Fisher H., belt maker Fisher T.& W., shoemakers Fisher Thomas, of & T.W.Fisher Fisher William, of T.& W.Fisher Hume John G., miller Haynes Leonard, laborer Jennings Isaac, laborer Laird James, laborer Lines William E., proprietor St David's hotel Lowery David J., farmer McBain Robert, farmer MeCarthy Denis, farmer McCollom Archibald, currier McDonnell Mrs Margaret, wid William MeIntosh William, blacksmith Middough Thomas, farmer Mockely James, laborer Mowens George, carpènter Newton George, farmer Park John, clerk Patterson D., harnessmaker Pendergast John, blacksmith Pendergast William, waggoumaker Philips rev.James R, Episcopal methodist Reed Samuel J., harnessmaker Robertson Duncan, blacksmith Robertson James, blacksmith Secord Philip, farmer Sleeman John St David's hotel, William E.Lines, proprietor Ten Brocek E., sewing machine agent Warner Robert J., school teacher Willcox Edward, miller Woodruff David currier Woodruff H., merchant Woodruff Mrs, Deboraly, wid Richard Woodrufl' Mrs.Eliza, wid James Woodruff Mrs.Margaret, wid William Woodruff Richard Woodruff R.H,, filemaker Woodruff William ST EUGENE\u2014A village in the township of Lust Hawkesbury, county of Prescott, Distant from Pointe Fortune, a place of landing for the Ottawa river steamers, 74 miles, fare 50c.; from Vaudreuil, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 25 miles, fare $1.50; from Montreal 55 miles, fare £2.25.Dlail daily.Population about 400.Albright George, farmer Bertrand Léon, blacksmith Burwash Nelson, J.P., mill owner Castonguay Miss Célina, school teacher Castonguay Miss Joséphine, school teacher Chénier Damase, sexton Chenier Miss A., weaver Daoust Jean Baptiste, jun., carpenter Daoust Jean Baptiste, sen., carpenter Désormeau François, carriagemaker DUHAMEL REV.J.THOMAS, R.catholic Jamieson William, farmer KellyBernard, bailiff Labrosse Paul, farmer Labrosse Pierre, farmer Labrosse Simon, postmaster, keeper Ladouceur Baptiste, butcher Laflamme Simon, carpenter Lalonde Antime, farmer Lalonde Samuel, commission merchant Latulippe Moise, carpenter Lavallée François X., tanner Lavergne Félix, saddler Leblanc Michel, tanner Mark David, weaver Mallet Hermidas, innkeeper Mark William J., innkeeper McBEAN ALEXANDER, official as- signee, commissioner in Queen's Bench, clerk of Division court, town clerk, and notary public McBean colonel Archibald, J.P., mill owner McKinnon Archibald, mason McKINNON HUGH, M.D.physician and surgeon McKinnon Johu S., shoemaker Milner Elias, blacksmith Mongenais Adolphus, storekeeper Mongenais Louis N., MD.Perrier Joseph, carpenter Pilon Prosper, shoemaker Proulx Frangois X., shoemaker Quesnel Hilaire, innkeeper Raizenne & Brother, carriagemakers Raizenne Jean Baptiste, of Raizenne & Brother Raizenne Procule, of Raizenne & Brother Raymond Elie, baker Routhier Adolphe, farmer Routhier Ozias, grocer St Denis Edouard, farmer St Pierre Joseph, pearlash manufacturer = STEELE DAVID, general store Villeneuve Régis A, innkeeper store- ST GEORGE\u2014A village in the township of South Dumfries, county of Brant.Distant from Harrisburg, a station of the Great Western railway, 2 miles, from Paris S miles.Mail daily.Population about 400.Armington Chancy, moulder Austin William, miller Baldwin John, laborer Baptie David, school teacher Batty Christopher, postmaster, storekeeper Bell Benjamin, agricultural implements Bell Charles F., machinist Bell George Bryden Robert, clerk Brookbank Alexander, blacksmith Buckborough James, waggonmaker Buckborough Damuel, waggonmaker Budd William, miller Clark Henry, harnessmaker Coltis Charles, tailor Crawford John S., storekeeper Davis William, laborer Dewar George, merchant Dogherty rev.Gordon A., Baptist Dunham George, barnessmaker Dyer rev.William R., Wesleyan Eaton William, waggonmaker Fitzgerald William, flour mill owner, resides in Hamilton Forsyth John, blacksmith Galloway Robert, blacksmith Glass W., J.P., Gormer F rederick, laborer Grummett Joseph, blacksmith Hammon John, proprietor Western hotel Harris John, tailor Harrison Charles, laborer Hass Charles, blacksmith Hass Frederick, shoemaker Higginbottom J, shoemaker Hiscox Henry, blacksmith Hiscox William, cabinetmaker Houston Horace, farmer Huffman Egidius, waggonmaker Hume rev.Robert, Presbyterian N.\u2018| Hunt Frederick, waggonmaker Hussey George, foundry Ironsides Miss Elizabeth Kay David, cheese maker Kay John, butcher Keefer Joseph, storekeeper Keefer C.P., clerk Kitchen Edward, M.D.Lephert Mrs.Catherine, wid Reinhart Lester Thomas, carpenter Lorimer A., carpenter Lorimer Samuel, carpenter McPherson Hugh G., storekeeper McRoberts Alexander, lumber dealer Manwaring Nathaniel Ezra, M.D.Meddaugh Aaron, laborer Moran Francis, blacksmith Mullin William, agent Notman John, cabinetmaker O'Hara Mrs., dressmaker Pace John, laborer Pampleton William, laborer Partridge C., shoemaker Philips James, cheese maker Rathwell William, school teacher Reid David, cabinetmaker Reid Israel, tavernkeeper Reid J.B., clerk Division court Richardson John, cheese factory Rudel Philip, mason Skimin James, moulder Shipman Elijah, proprietor St George's hotel \u2018Swith John Snowball Robert, farmer Snowball Samuel, farmer Snowball William, flour and flax mills and carriagemaker Stimson James, M.D.Thomas David, proprietor Union hote Thompson George, painter Thompson James, waggonmaker Thompson James C., painter Thompson Thomas, bricklayer Thompson Thomas, painter Trumper Frederick, mason Union hotel, David Thomas, proprietor Western hotel, John Hammon, proprietor White Robert, blacksmith Wilcox John A.clerk ' Willoughby John, flax dresser Wilson David R., blacksmith Sr H-Sr J Wilson Mrs.Charlotte, wid Thomas Windmill William, laborer Witmaak John, finisher Tr HELENS\u2014A village in the township Se Wawanosh, county of Huron.Lumbering is the principal occupation of the inhabitants.Distant from Goderich, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 22 miles, fare by stage T5e.; from Toronto 150 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Allen William, farmer Clark Robert C., blacksmith Cumming Joseph, farmer Donohue John, farmer Dorwin William, farmer Eagen Martin, laborer Gordon John, farmer Gordon William, postmaster and storekeeper _ Humphrey William, farmer Irwin John, carpenter Leaver Hiram, Inborer McDonald George, tailor McDonald Hugh, farmer McElroy Joseph, waggonmaker McHardy Norman, storekeeper Matthews Henry, J.P.Mitchelson James, shoemaker .Morton Edward, farmer Reid William H., farmer Rutherford Donald, farmer Rutherford Hugh, farmer Rutherford John, blacksmith Rutherford John, farmer Shurrie James D., shoemaker | Todd David & Thomas, saw mill Weatherhead George, farmer Webster James, carpenter Wilson John, farmer Wilson Robert, farmer village in the township of STE Nour county of Middlesex.Die- tant from Thorndale, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, from St Mary's 8 miles, from London 17 miles, Mail semi-weekly.Population slcut JE0- Bowers Frank, farmer Dumbar Alexander, farmer Fitzgerrald George, farmer Gooch John, farmer Hall Peter, farmer Hobbs John, farmer Hobbs Richard, farmer Howard Thomas, postmaster Howard William H., farmer Keyst George, farmer Morpen John, farmer Mullen William, farmer Needham Joseph, farmer Powell Henry, deputy postmaster, storekeeper Uren Joseph, farmer Wilson Moses, farmer Wiseman Thomas, farmer Wigglesworth John, farmer ST JACORS\u2014A village on the Conesto- goriver, township of Woolwich, county of Waterloo.Distant from Berlin, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles, fare 30c.; from Guelph 18 miles, from Toronto 69 miles, fare $1.80.Maildaily.Populationabout 450.Abbits William, butcher Auman Nicholas, blacksmith Berges Antony, shoemaker Berberick Joseph basketmaker Bowman\u2019 Isaac E., J.P, MP, of Bowman & Zinken, clerk and treasurer of township Bowman John B., farmer Bowman & Zinken, tanners Brubacher Jacob M.; Brubacher Jacob S., laborer DOMINION 734 DIRECTORY.Byrne Gilbert G., syrup manufacturer Byrne J.D., syrup manufacturer Campbell Ephraim Carlisle Matthew, miller Copland R.8., clothier Cress Anthony, laborer Cress Ephraim, farmer Cress Levi, farmer .Cress Peter, wheelwright Diehl Henry, tanner Dreisinger John, fireman Eby Jaseph, innkeeper Eby Peter Fisher August, laborer Frœlich J.C., weaver Furtwingler Henry, laborer Gable John, tailor Gerth Leopold, laborer Gleiser Peter, storekeeper Heller George, harnessmaker Herris Valentine, hotelkeeper Hoffman Magnus, weaver Holtzman rev.Henry, association Kinzinger Joseph, shoemaker Kirsch John, weaver Koch John G., teamster Levan D.S., tinsmith Menger George, blacksmith Menger Jacob, waggonmaker Meyer rev.F.F., Evangelical associa- : tion Miller Jacob B., jun., school teacher Miller Jacob B., sen., laborer Moyer Adam, laborer Ortwine John, lime burner Otterbein Conrad, weaver Puttock Jesse, shoemaker Rau rev.J.L., Lutheran Robinson John, tanner Robinson William O., M.D.Reutlinger Daniel, cooper Rupp Henry, currier Seibert Henry, mason Schaffer Adam B.,, carpenter Schaffer Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Schlitt Henry, tailor Shoemaker B.G., school teacher Smith Henry, currier Snyder B.D., miller Snyder Enoch, of Snyder, Wright & Co.Snyder, Wright & Co., woollen factory Stricker Mathias, farmer Tegge Charles, tanner Thomas Emanuel, millwright Wanner Louis, cooper Weber Jacob, farmer Weltz John G., waggonmaker Werth rev.Jacob, Lutheran Wideman John L., postmaster, clerk Division court and storekeeper Winkler Jacob H., assistant postmaster, clerk Wirtner Thomas, laborer Woodward L.T., school teacher Wright George, sen., clothier Wright David, of Snyder, Wright & Co.Wright Gco., of Snyder, Wright & Co.Voelker Andrew, shoemaker Ziegler John G., mason Zinkan Henry, of Bowman & Zinkan Evangelical * ST JOHINS\u2014A small village In the township of Loudon, county of Mid- dlesex.Large quantities of \u2018wheat and barley are grown in this section.Good water privilege here, Distant from London 8 niles, fara 26c, ; from Lucan 10 miles, faro 75e.Mail dally, Populati about 200.y puintion Anderson Duncan, farmer Anderson John, farmer Beamish Henry, shoemaler * The post office is called Arva.(PROVINCE OF Bernard William B,, postmaster, issuer of marriage licenses and clerk of Division court Blackwell John, farmer Briggs John, farmer Briggs Richard, farmer Clark James, of W.& J.Clark Clurk William & James, waggonmakers Olurk William, of W.& J.Clark Collins Edward, farmer Carmichael Duncan, furter Carmichac! John, farmer Carmichael Peter, farmer Collins Henry, farmer Dennis James, carpenter Donaldson Miss Mary, milliner Elliott Thomas, innkeeper Ferguson Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Benjamin, grocery Fish Norman, farmer Fraligh George, farmer Fraligh Jacob, farmer Fraser Alexander, farmer Hawkins Jacob, mill owner Hebblethwaite Walter, laborer Hutchison William, farmer Jackson John, farmer Jackson Joshua, farmer Jackson Thomas, farmer Jackson William, farmer Kearns John, flour dealer Kent Sextus, of Stiles & Kent Lindsay William, farmer MeKellar Colin, farmer McNab John, blacksmith Metzger John, tailor Monaghan George, innkeeper O\u2019Brien William, shoemaker Orr Robert, bailiff Robinson Charles, laborer Scarrow William, harnessmaker Shoebottom William, farmer Sifton Bamlet E., farmer Sifton Bradshaw, farmer Sisley Mrs.Mary, wid William Stephenson Thomas, tinsmith Stiles & Kent, storekeepers Stiles Thomas, of Stiles & Kent Swarts John, farmer, Swarts William, shoemaker Taylor William, J.P., township clerk Walker George, farmer Whyte Kenneth, tinsmith Willson Benj., & Co.woollen factory Willson Benjamin, of Willson & Co.Willson Crowell, M.P,, J.P,, farmer Willson Hiram, of Willson & Co.Zendler John, shoemaker ST JOHINS WEST\u2014Asmallvillagein the township of Thorold, county of Wel- lund.Distant from St.Catharines, a station of tho (Great Wostern \u201cailway, 7 miles, from Welland, the county town, 7 miles, from Thorold 6 miles.Mail semiweekly.Population about 160, Acker Henry, laborer Aglman Thomas, shoemaker Bell James, farmer Brooks & 1lancy, millers Brooks Junies, of Brooks & Haney deputy reeve Brown Abraham N,, postmaster, storekeeper Brown George, farmer Sarl Willinm, waggonmaker Fell Mrs, Juliet, wid Charles Gilmore William 11, blacksmith Gunter John, farmer Haney James, grist mill Haney Smith, of Brooks & Haney Haney William, farmer Harper John, tailor Johnson John, farmer Keilly James, shoemaker Moore Benjamin, farmer ~ ONTARIO.] DOMINION 735 DIRECTORY.St Marys.Moore William, farmer Moorehouse Samuel, waggonmaker Nichols Edward, shoemaker Reilly Philip, tailor Seburn Matthew, J.P., farmer Shaw George, farmer Smith Joseph, carpenter Smith Mrs.Rosanne wid Jos., innkeeper Summers Francis, farmer Swayze Leonard, butcher Travis Darius, woollen mill Wilkenson John, carder Wilson Charles, mason ST MARYS\u2014An incorporated town on the north west branch of the Thames river, township of Blanchard, county of Perth.Large quantities of wheat, barley, oats, and other produce are shipped here.It is the centre of a fine grain growing country, aud is beautifully situated in a vallev.The Grand Trunk Railway Co.have built two splendid viaducts; one on the London and St Mary\u2019s branch, crossing Trout Creek and its valley, the other on\u2019 the Sarnia branch, crossing the Thames, St Marys has unlimited quarries of fine limestone, of which many of the stores and private dwellings are built.There are several large manufactories and mills.This town is rapidly growing in wealth and size.It is an important station of the Grand Trunk railway, at the junction of the London and St Marys branch with the main line to Sarnia.\u2018Montreal Telegraph Co.hasan office here.Distant from Stratford 10 milgs, from London 22 mile¢, from Guelph 5) miles, from Sarnia 7C miles, from Port Huron 71 miles, from Toronto 98 miles.Mail daily.Population about 4500.Adair John, blacksmith, Wellington st Adam Mrs.Fanny, wid John, proprietress Empire hotel, Queen st Adam William H., clerk, Church st Albie hotel, Thomas S.Potts, proprietor, Queen st Aldridge James, machinist, Wellington st Alexander Thomas, farmer, Queen st Allen Charles, butcher, Market Allen Thomas, butcher, Thomas st Allen Timothy, laborer, Water st Amos William J., laborer, Elgin st Anchor line of steamers, Wu.Brown, agent Anderson George, shoemaker, Peel st Anderson George, stonemason, King st Andrews Wm., watchmaker, Queen st ARGUS AND REVIEW, weekiy, annual subscription $1; A.J.Belch, proprietor and printer, Queen st Armitage William, bds at Elizabeth st Armstrong Robert, blacksmith, n sta- ion Bacon John, clerk G.T.R., James st Bacon Robert, proprietor, New Dominion hotel Queen st Badcock John, laborer, Tracey st Bailey Thomas, cabinetmaker, Wellington st Bailey William .\\., agent G.T.R.Bailio Edward, printer, Ontario st Balentine Wm,, blacksmith, n Widder st BANK OF MONTREAL, Robert Hill- yard, ageut Barbour iss Jeannie, school teacher, Queen st Barbour Robert, contractor, Water st Barnes Bdward, shoemaker, Queen st Barron James L., cooper, William st Barron Mrs.Anu, wid W., William st Barry J., whitewasher, Queen st Bartlett John, confectioner Barton Thomas, conductor Church st Battersby William, blacksmith Beattie Alexander, of A.Beattie & Co., Wellington st GTR, Beattie A., & Co., storekeepers, Queen st Beattie Alexander, of A.Beattie & Co, Wellington st ; BELCH A.J., proprietor and printer of the Argus and Review, Church st Bell J., engine driver, n G.T.R.station Berry Joseph, baker, Wellington st Berry Joseph P., barber, Queen st Best William, shoemaker, Water st Bickell Mrs.Ann, fancy store, Queen st Birch Thomas, farmer, Queen st Birtch Eli, teamster, Queen st Blair Samuel, ticket clerk and telegraph operator G.T.R.Blondel Wm., soda water maker, Elgin st Boag Thomas, farmer, Jones st Bonuer Henry, blacksmith, Queen st Box Richard, of Box & Sommerville, Queen st Box & Somerville, grain merchants, Queen st Box William, bailiff, Warner st Brinsmead Hugh, waggonmaker, Jumes st British hotel, Jacob Oddy, proprietor, Queen st Brown George, plasterer, Ontario st Brown William, auctioneer and insurance agent, Queen st Brown William, G.T.R.Bruce Thomas, Water st Bryan James laborer, Wellington st Bryanton Robert, cooper, Wellington st Buckley Daniel, laborer, King st Bugg Thomas, laborer, James st Buley William, laborer, Elgin st Burley house, J.B.Hudson, proprietor Bussell J.A., car checker G.T.R.Butcher John, cooper, Queen st Calhoun William, laborer, Water st CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.H.F.Sharp, agent, Queen st CANHAM CHESTER, of Canham & White, editor, Water st CANHAM & WHITE, printers and publishers of the St Mary's Vidette Canniff W.G., yardsman G.T.R,, Peel st Carey Philip, gardener, Queen st Carney Francis, laborer, Jordine st Carney Mrs., midwife, off Queen st Carr George, of Carr & Heney, Peel st Carr & Heney, waggonmakers,Queen st Carter George, wheat merchant, n Peel st Cash Christopher, weaver, Water st Caton Mrs, midwife, n Queen st Cavanagh Patrick, laborer, Water st Chambers David, carpenter, Elgin st Chambers William, foundryman, off Queen st CLARK JAMES, proprietor National hotel Clarkson James, machinist G.T.R.Clarkson John, engine driver, n G.T.R.station Clench Leon \\, barrister, Water st Clifford Robert, billiard tables Clarke's hotel Clouskey James, machinist Clyde Mrs.Jane, wid Samuel, Wellington st Coleman William, butcher, Water st Colley Edward, tinsmith, Church st Colman Henry, butcher, Church st Colman James, clerk Division court, Widder st Colman Mrs., wid, n Water st Connors Patrick, laborer, off Queen st Constable William, proprietor Ontario hotel, Wellington st Cook Johu, boarding house Copeland Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Samuel, Queen st Craig & Hamilton, saw mill, Water st Craig James, carpenter, Widder st Craig William, Queen st Craig William, founder, off Queen st Crawford William L., laborer, Water st Crawford William M., grocer, Queen st Crive Miss Fannie, dressmaker, Water st Crowan Archibald, Water st Cruttenden Lauriston, town clerk and insurance agent, Ontario st Cuff David H., constable, Water st Cumplin Edward, store, Queen st Currie John, of Vanzant & Currie.Water st \u2019 Currie William, grain dealer, King st Caden Joseph, tailor, Widder st Davie Robert, plasterer, Ontario st Davis James, G.T.R., Queen st Davis James, storeman, Elgin st Davis James, switchman, Queen st Dawson Robert H., farmer, Queen st Day Lewis, bootmaker, Water st Dayman Liwellyn, confectioner, Queen st, h Church st Deans James, tailor, Peel st Deeds George, bootmaker, Queen st Dellemater Jobn, carpenter, Church st DeLusignan Alfred, dentist, Water st Dickson J., carriagemaker, off Queen st Dickson William, builder, Queen st Dickson Robert, of A.Beattie & Co.Queen st \u2019 Dobbs Arther, butcher, Thomas st Dodds J.G., signalman G.T.R.station Dorman Henry, woollen manufacturer, Church st Downs John, woodman G.T.R., nsta- tion Drennan Mrs.Hannah, wid James, Water st Dudley James, laborer, Queen st Dufton Edmund T., woollen manufacturers, Church st Dufton Joseph of Dufton & Myers, Church st Dufton & Myers, woollen mufacturers, Church st i Dunbar James, tailor, Water st Dunham Thomas, car repairer G.T.R.DUNN WILLIAM, livery stable and timber merchant, Wellington st Eagan Michael, constable, Queen st Eastman Sanford M, confectioner.Queen st Eaton James, dry goods, Queen st Eaton Robert, dealer, Queen st Eddy David, blacksmith, Widder st Edmondson Mrs.Mary Ann, wid John.store, Queen st ) Eedy John, saddler Egar Adam, miller, St Andrew st |, Elliott Andrew, agent.Jones st Elliott James, stonemason, Wellington st Elliott Robert, carpenter, Church st Empire hotel, Mrs Adam, proprietress.Queen st Enman\u2014, carpenter, Church st Evans Mrs., wid, Queen st Farr Joseph, bookkeeper G.T.R.Peel st Farr James, laborer G.T.R., Church st Faulkner John, mason Ferguson George, engine driver, Water st Ferris Mrs.Mary, wid David, Queen st Field James, carpenter, Elgin st Filmer James, Selina st Findley Mrs.Margaret, Church st Fitch Edward, farmer, Queen st Fitts William, laborer, Queen st wid John. Sr Marys.DOMINION 736 DIRECTORY.[ProVINGE oF Fleming Michael, quarryman, off Harrison David 11, M.D., coroner, Queen Junor Kenneth Queen st st, h Church st Fogg Thomas, roadmaster G.T.R., n Water st Foley Daniel, yardman G.T.R,, n station Ford Adam E., M.D., Queen st Ford John, teamster, Selina st Ford William N., J.P., town assessor, Queen st Foster John, quarryman, n Elgin st Fraleigh Sidney, druggist, Queen st Freeman John, Queen st Furness Sarah, wid Robert, Queen st Galbraith Adam, market clerk, King st Gammell Mrs.Thos., milliner, Queen st Gammell Thomas, woollen factory, Water st, h Queen st Garner Joseph, William st Garner William, cooper, Elizabeth st, h Peel st Garvey John, laborer, Wellington st Gibb James, blacksmith, Widder st Gibb William, veterinary surgeon, Wellington st Gibson John, blacksmith, Thomas st + Gilles Mrs.Mary, wid John, Selina st Gilpin David, pedlar, Selina st Gilpin John C., tinsmith, Queen st Gilpin Richard T., bootmaker, Queen st Gilpin Thomas R., William st Gilpin William J., stoves, Queen st Goodbow & McGobrick, saddlers, Queen st Goodbow Peter, of Goodbow & McGo- brick, Church st Gould George, Jones st Gowanlock Robert K., clerk, Queen st Grace Mrs., Jones st Graham Mrs.Fanny, wid William, Queen st Graham rev.William, Episcopal methodist, Water st Graham William, farmer, Queen st Graham William, tailor, Water st Graham William, teamster, Wellington st .Graham William, ashery, Ontario st Green James, laborer G.T.R.Greig Edward, of Smith & Greig, Park t 8 Grieve Miss Christina, milliner, Water st Guest James, Queen st Guest Robert, groceries and hardware Queen st Guest Thomas B., Water st Guilbraith Hugh, Church st Guilbraith J., blacksmith, off Widder st Gunn Donald, foreman, Water st Haggert Thomas, of W.& T.Haggert, Ontario st Haggert W.& T., St Marys Agricultural works, Queen st Haggert William, of W.& T.Haggert, Wellington st Hains Jacob, teamster, Wellington st Hall James, MD, Water st Hamilton Adam, laborer, Wellington st Hamilton Hugh, laborer, Church st Hanley John H., egg merchant, Queen st Harden William, G.T.R., James st Harding E.W., of Harding, Harding & Junor, Water st HARDING, HARDING & JUNOR, barristers, attorneys, solicitors, &c.Harding John E., of Harding, Harding & Junor, Ontario st Harrison Alexander, saddler, Water st Harrison Milner, Water st Harstone Robert, hardware and sceds, Queen st Hart Millner, provincial land surveyor, Water st Hayes Robert, carpenter, Widder st Hayhoe Mrs.\u201d Susannah, wid James, boarding house Hayns Richard, grocer, Queen st Hearn John, hostler, Queen st Henderson Patrick, potash maker, Water st Heney Jolm C., of Carr & Hency, Peel t .8 Herbert Joseph, painter, William st Hern John, laborer Herrington Amos, cabinetmaker, Water st Hill Joseph, farmer, Queen st Hill Mrs.Fannie S., wid Arundel Hillary William, stonecutter, Wellington st HILLYARD ROBERT, agent Bank of Montreal Holliss Frederick W., tailor, Ontario st Hopthegrove John, carpenter, Queen at Howarth John O., engine driver G.T.R,, Queen st Hoyg Edward, clerk, Queen st Hudson John Burley, proprietor Burley H house G umphrey eorge GTR,n station \u2019 Hunking William, teamster, Church st Hunter John, mason, Wellington st Hutchins Albert, butcher, Market, h Water st Hutton Albert Hunter William, farmer, n G.T.R.station Hutton Joseph O., Thomas st Hutton Theodore, Water st Hutton William Hutton William L., tanner and commission merchant, Wellington st, h Water st .Hyland William, tailor, Church st Ingersoll Charles, cooper, Queen st Ingersoll Justice, Queen st Ingrahan Mrs.Ann, wid Joshua, Elizabeth st Ingram Joseph, bookkeeper, Queen st IREDALE THOMAS, miller, Church st Irving William, laborer, Church st Irving William H, carpenter, James st Jackson Walter, tinsmith, Queen st Jackson Andrew, farmer James Charles, carpenter, Selina st Jarvis John, grain merchant, Church st Johns James, carriagemalker, Church st Johnston Andrew, bookkeeper, Water st Johnston Thomas, machinist, Ontario st Johnston Thomas, laborer, Church st Johnston Thomas, grocer, Queen st Jones Charles, of Jones & McDougall, Jones st Jones Charles S.,of Jones & MeDougall, Ontario st Johns James, of Johns & Lloyd, Church engine driver st Johns & Lloyd, carriagemakers, Church st JONES & MoDOUGALL, barristors attorneys, solicitors, &c, Water st Jones Thomas, bookstore, Queen si, hh Wellington st Jordine James, blacksmith, Jordine st cor Wellington st Jordine John, blacksmith, Jordine st Joyce John, carpenter, Queen st Junor David, o Harding, Harding & Junor, Water st Keenan J., luborer, Jordine st Kennedy James, Lotelkeeper, Water st Kennedy John, farmer Kerr Simon R., carpenter and joiner, Queen st Kilroy rev.K, B., St Mary's church, R.catholic, Widder st King David, shoemaker, Water st Kirk James, blacksmith Knowlton William, carringe painter, Water st Knox Andrew, mason, Wellington st Kruise Robert, laborer, Wellington st Kunz Jacob, cabinetmaker, Queen st Lackey \u2014, shoemaker, Ontario st Lagamon Bentley, saddler, Church st Laidlaw John, stonecutter, Water st Landers Mrs.Christine, wid John, Queen st Laughton Malcolm, tailor, Queen st, h Water st Leary John, store, Water st Lemon Bently, saddler, James st Leslie M., quarryman, Water st Lillywhite James, carpenter, Wellington st Lloyd Reuben, Church st Lloyd Sandford, clerk Bank of Montreal Lockhart Mrs., wid, Church st LOCKHART ROBERT J., agent Montreal Telegraph (o., Queen st Long Edward, dealer, Queen st Long John, cooper, Tracey st LOVELL JOHN, printer and publisher of the Canadian Dominion Directory; Province of Ontario Directory ; Province of Quebec Directory; Province of Nova Scotia Directory ; Province of New Brunswick Directory ; Province of Newfoundland Directory ; Province of Prince Edward Island Directory ; Montreal City Directory ; City, Town, County, aud Township Directories, throughout the six Provinces.General book and job printer and blank book manufacturer, 23 and 25 St Nicholas, bet St Sacrament and St Paul sts, h 883 St Catherine st, facing Phillips sq, Beaver Hall, Montreal, ue.Lyden F., baggagemaster G.T.R.Lynn John, laborer G.T.R.Lyons John, G.T.R,, Queen st Mack James, foreman, Water st Mackay John, foreman, Water st MacNilly Miss Charlotte, dry gqods Queen st McArthur James, laborer, Wuter st McAvoy Henry, Church st MoCALLUM CUTHBERT, dealer in drugs, paints, sceds and dye stuffs of Johns & Lloyd, McCallum Miss Bethea, dressmaker, Water st McCartindale Archibald, blacksmith, Wellington st McClain John, bookbinder, Water st MoCONNELL DAVID, importer of shelfeand heavy hardware, Queen st McOormick Jumes, waggonmokor, Wellington st McCracken Francis, proprictor Royal hotel, Queen st MeDermott William, clerk Bank of Mon- trea) McDonald Jolin, grocer, Queen st McDonald rev.Peter, Baplist, Queen st McDougall Alfred, of Jones & McDou- all, Church at McDougall Mrs Hannaly, wid D., Church st McBachran Duncan, wood inspector G.T.R., Peel st ONTARIO.] DOMINION 737 DIRECTORY.St MARY.McGobrick Thomas, of Goodbow & Mc- Gobrick, bds at Ontario house MeIntosh William, dry goods, Queen st McIntyre George, bootmaker, Queen st Melntyre James, tailor, Queen st MelIntyre Thomas, Queen st McKay James, mail contractor, Queen st MeKay John, mason, Water st McKenzie James, teamster, Queen st McKenzie John, laborer MeKeogh James, proprietor Western ote McKillop Robert, of McKillop & Willard, Wellington st McKillop & Willard, painters, Water t 8 McLaren Daniel, tailor, Wellington st McLaren Joseph, baker, Queen st, h Water st McLarty Donald, blacksmith, Wellington st McLean John, bookbinder, Jordine st \u2018 MeLean John, druggist, Queen st McWhorter Anderson, barber, Water st Mainsbridge William, laborer, Queen st Malcolm William, teamster, Water st Manley Thomas, painter, Wellington st Mara Thomas A., grocer, Queen st Massey Mrs., wid, Queen st Marlatt Thomas, miller, Ontario st Martin John, tanner, Wellington st Messier Etienne, stonecutter, James st Miller Duncan, blacksmith, Church st h Peel st Mimna Mrs.Margaret, wid Charles, Water st Mitchell John, beehive maker, Queen st Mitchell Bartholemew, carpenter, Jones st Mitchell Miss Annie, private school, Water st Mitchell Mrs.Annie, wid Walter ,Water MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, R.J.Lockhart, agent, Queen st Moody William, salesman, Jones st Moore George, egg merchant, Queen st Moore James bar tender Moore James, foundryman, William st Moore James, laborer, Water st Moore James R., of John Moore & Sons, Wellington st Moore Jas.D., eg Moore John, of 5 Wellington st Moore John & Sons, millers and founders, Wellington st Moore Robert, of John Moore & Sons, Wellington st Moore Samuel, Peel st Moore William, carpenter, Church st Morphy Edmund, Wellington st Morphy John, shoemaker, Queen st Morton David, laborer, Queen st Moscrip Miss Margaret E.school teacher, Waterst Moscrip Mrs.Margaret wid William, Water st Moscrip Miss Mary D., echool teacher, Water st Moscrip William, student, Water st Munroe Mrs.Margaret, wid Charles, Water st Murdoch James, cooper, Wellington st Murphy Edward, shoemaker, Queen st Murphy Jobn shocmaker, Water st Murphy Patrick, navvy, Queen st Murray Isaacher, stonemason, Wellington st Murray Matthew, tailor, Queen st Myers Stephen, of Dufton & Myers, Church st NATIONAL HOTEL, James Clark, proprietor, Queen st merchant, Queen st ohn Moore & Sons, prietor, Queen st Noël Pierre, painter, James £t Nolan P., farmer, Queen st Norris William, weaver, Queen st Oak John, laborer, Wellington st Oddy Jacob, proprietor British hotel, Queen st Oddy James, grocer, Queen st Oliver James, baker, Queen st, h Wellington st Ontario hotel, William Constable, proprietor, Wellington st Orem William, Water st Othen James, {aborer, Wellington st Paddon James, laborer Palmer James, mason, Peart Joseph, Queen st Pearce Timothy, miller, Water st Petit George, builder, Queen st PHILIPS THOMAS, M.D, MR.CS, coroner, Ontario st, h Queen st Pierson John W., proprietor St Mary\u2019s hotel, Queen st Poole Malachi, butcher, Queeu st Potts Thomas S., proprietor hotel, Queen st Powell John, manager mill store, Queen st Purdue Frederick R., freight clerk G.T.R., Church st Pyne J, laborer, off Queen st Quail Robert, laborer G.T.R.Raby Samuel, carpenter, Jones st Reliham Peter, laborer, off Queen st Robertson Alexander, lax manufacturer, Water st Robertson David, carpenter, Water st Robertson George, engineer G.T.R, Selina st Robertson John, Water st Robinson James, wheat buyer, Elgin st Robinson John, grain dealer, King st Ronan Edward, shoemaker Ronan Matthew, blacksmith, Wellington st Ross Angus, plasterer, Church st Ross George, clerk, Wellington st, h Jordine st Routley Abraham, carpenter, Queen st Routley John, storeman, Peel st Royal hotel, F.McCracken, proprietor, Queen st Royal Insurance Co., William Brown, agent Rupert D.S., dentist, Wellington st, h Warner st Rutley John, storeman, Elgin st Ryan Thomas, laborer, Wellington st Sanderson Joln, lumber merchant, Queen st Scarr David, signalman G.T.R, n G.T.R.station Scott John, switchman G.T.R,, n station Sexers Samuel, pensioner, Queen st SHARP H.FRED,, bookseller,stationer, exchange broker and express agent Sherman rev.Edward D., Baptist Shier Auos, grocer, Queen st Simpson George, miller, Queen st Sinclair John, M.D., Queen st Slaughter James, laborer, Victoria st Small William, salesman, Queen st Smith Able, of Smith & Greig, Par st Smith Charles, laborer, Wellington st Smith George, dealer, Queen st Smith Hugh, laborer, Wellington st Smith James, flaxmaker, Water st Smith James F., barrister, Queen st Smith Martin, tanner, Wellington st Tracey st Albie Smith Patterson, auctioneer, Water st 50 New Dominion hotel, R.Bacon, pro- Smith rev.David New Connexion methodist, Queen st Nichol Peter M., postmaster, Water st | Smith & Greig, brewers, Church st Somerville Wm., of Box & &omerville, Queen st és South Robert, Peel st © Sparling Frederick A, music and fancy store, Queen st Sparling Samuel, drover, n James st St James church, rev.J.T.White, minister, Peel st St Mary's Agricultural works, W.& T.Haggert, proprietors ST MARY'S ARGUS AND NORTH MIDDLESEX REVIEW, the local paper for St Mary's, Granton, Lucan, Ailsa Craig, Park Hill and Widder, weekly, annual subscription $L; Alex.J.Belch, editor, proprietor and printer, Queen st 4 St Mary's church, R.catholic, rev.E°B.Kilroy, priest, Widder st \u2019 St Mary's hotel, J.W.Pierson, proprietor, Queen st St_Mary's Separate school, R.catholic, J.Reliham, teacher, Widder st ST MARY'S VIDETTE weekly, annual subscription $1; Canham & \u2018Whute, proprietors snd printers, Water st, next door to post office Stafford Joseph, saddler, Queen st Steele John, engine driver, Wellington st Stephenson Michael, track inspector G.T.R., Water st Steward Robert mechanic Stewart Alexander, blacksmith, n G.T.R.station Stewart Alexander Ross, section foreman G.T.R.Stirratt James, night agent G.T.R.Stodart Archibald, chemist, Queen st Summerville David, bookkeeper, Queen st Surbey Edward, shoemaker, Queen st Swarts John, mason, Queen st Taylor David S., glovemakerWater st Taylor George, shoemaker, Church st Thames flouring mills, G.& R.White, proprietors Thompson Robert, commission merchant, Market, h Jones st Thomson John, clerk, James st Thomson John, carpenter, Widder st Thomson John, T.G.and B.R., Peel st Tomlinson Jonathan, Queen st Tout William, locomotive foreman G.T.R, n G.ÎR.station Tracey Benjamin, sawyer, Water st Tranno Mrs.Margaret, grocer, Queen st Treanor Edward, storekeeper G.T.R.Tregent August P., clerk Bank of Mon treal Tremble George, laborer, Wellington st Trout Edw., locomotive superintendent Vice George, cabinetmaker, Elgin st Vanzant James H., of Vanzant & Currie Wellington st Vanszant & Currie, tinsmiths, Queen st Yongunten Charles L., jeweller, Queen st, h Water st Wade John, shoemaker, William st Walsh Peter, quarryman, n Wellington st Waters rev.David, Canada presbyterian, Widder st Watson John, clerk, Peel st Watson John, clerk, Queen st Watt James, baker, Queen st Weir John, Wellington st Western Assurance Co, W.Brown, agent Western hotel, James McKeogh, proprietor SN Sr?M-Sr T 7 Whelihan Patrick, grocer, Queen st Whillans John, grain merchant, Wellington st White Davig, Elgin st WHITE G.& R., millers, grain and provision merchants, Queen st White George, of G.& R.White, Thames Concession White George, livery stables, Wellington st White John, shoemaker, William st White Kenneth, Victoria st \u2018White Robt., of G.& R.White, Queen st White Thomas J., of Canham & White, Elgin st Whiting rev.Richard, Wesleyan methodist, Church st Whitlock Thomas, laborer, William st Whitson James, stonecutter, Water st Whitson Miss Elizabeth, Water st Whitson Miss Mary, Water st Whitworth Henry, laborer, Water st Willard John, painter, Water st Williams John, provision dealer, Queen st, h Wellington st Williams Mrs.Mary, Water st Williams Robert, blacksmith, Water st Williams William, plasterer, Peel st Willis Clayton, mail carrier Queen st Willis J.& J., lumber merchants, Queen st Willis James, of J.& J Willis, Queen st Willis John, of J.& J.Willis, Queen st Wilson Charles, carpenter, Queen st Wilson Daniel, M.D., coroner, Queen st Wilson George, photographer, Queen st, h Ontario st Wilson James L., photographer Wilson Walter, Church st Wiseman John, wheat buyer, Elgin st Woodgates William, law student, Water st Woolway Thomas, Wellington st Wright rev.Joel T Wright rev.M.À, Church st Young Henry, butcher, Queen st wid Thomas, wheat merchant\u2019 ch of England Ë piscopal methodist, ST OLA\u2014A village in the township of Limerick, county of Hastings.Distant from Madoc 30 miles, from Belleville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 60 miles; fare from Belleville to Madoc $1.Mail weekly.l\u2019opulation about 100.Arnold Oliver, farmer Baker Parmer, farmer Barrager Charles, farmer Burcott John, farmer Camp John, farmer Canniff Joseph, postmaster, reeve, grist and saw mill Casement William, carpenter, farmer Cass John, farmer Connely Lawrence, farmer Dyer Willlam, farmer Edson Deremo, farmer Emery Albert, farmer Embury Peter, farmer Eastman Henry, farmer Fair John, farmer Fair Martial, farmer Fry Alvin, farmer Gunter Abraham, farmer Gunter Ephraim, farmer Gunter Hiram, farmer Gunter John H, farmer Gunter Peter, councillor Hinchliffe John, farmer Hinchliffe Joseph, farmer Ham Thomas, farmer Ham William, farmer Jackson Adonijah, farmer Jackson Thomas, farmer Sy DOMINION 738 DIRECTORY; Kemp Joseph, farmer Leonard John, farmer Maybed Malcolm, farmer Moore James, juu., farmer Moore James, farmer Morton William, farmer Parks Peter J., farmer Phillips John, farmer Power Peter, farmer Power Samuel, farmer Read George, farmer Reed Anson, farmer Sign Ridewell, farmer Smith John, councillor Soames Timothy, farmer Wait David C., farmer Wait Manly, farmer Wright Peter, farmer Wright Robert, farmer Wright Stephen, farmer Wright William, farmer ST RAPHAEL\u2014A village in the township of Charlottenburg, county of Glengary.Distant from Lancaster, à station of the Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles, fare 50c.; from Cornwall 20 miles, from Montreal 60 miles.Mail daily.Population about 250.Bain Alexander, farmer Kennedy Allan, farmer MASTERSON REV.JOHN, R.catholic McGillis Donald, farmer MeGregor Alexander, farmer McGregor William, farmer McDonald Angus, blacksmith McDonald Angus, farmer McDonald Archibald B., hotelkeeper McDonald John, farmer McDonald John R., farmer McDonald Ronald, farmer McDonell John, farmer McDonell John A., J.P., farmer McDonell John B.hotelkeeper McDONELL MRS.MARY, wid Allan, postmistress, general store McDonell Mrs.Sarah wid Allan McDougald Donald, farmer McGinnis Donald, farmer McIntosh John, farmer McNaughton John, farmer McNaughton William, farmer McPherson Roderick, councillor, farmer McRae Duncan, farmer McRae John, farmer ST THODMAS\u2014A flourishing incorpo rated town on Kettle Creek, township of Yarmouth,county of Elgin, It is the county seat; is one of the chief stations of the London and Port Stanley railway, and has a large trade in wheat and other country produce.The Canada Air Line railway, now building, will pass through here.Settlements were made in this region ns early as 1800.Montreal Telegraph Co.hae an office here.Distant from Port Stanley 9 miles, from London 15 miles, from Sarnia 76 miles, from Cha- tham 81 miles, from Windsor 126 miles.Mail daily.Population about 2000.Abbott Sylvester J.Ætna Insurance Co., D.Parish, agent Alexander James Allworth Alfred J., station master London and Port Stanley railway American Merchants Union Express Co., Charles W, Harte, agent Anderson John, clerk Anderson Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William Anderson Peter, shoomaker ARKELL THOMAS, of W.Nenl & Co.mayor Armitage Crawford H., shoemaker Armstrong Alexander, foundryman Asker Charles, auctioneer Axford George, mason Babcock Henry, laborer | Bailey Thomas, carriagemaker [Province or Bakor Jos, D, provincial land surveyor Baker William A.tailor Baldwin rev.Thomas, Baptist Bale James, waggonmaker Barnes Daniel, livery stables Barnes Jones, tilemaker Barnes Minor, tilemaker Barrett William, waggonmaker Barwick Hugh C, clerk Merchants Bank of Canada Brasley David, broommaker Beasley & Newson, broommakers Beasley Michael B., of Beasley & Newson Begg John Begg Mrs.Mary, wid James Bell Jolin, clerk Bennett George, jun., blacksmith Bennett George, sen., blacksmith Bigger William, engineer Canada Air ine Co.Billings Edward, laborer Bishop Luke, gardener Bishop Mrs.Margaret, wid Blake John, of Laing & Blake BLUE ARCHIBALD, assistant editor Canadian Home Journal Board of Trade, Archibald McLachlin, president, A.J.Allworth, treasurer Boggs George, jun., clerk of market Boggs George, sen.Boges Oliver J., of F.B.Ermatinger & 0.Borbridge Henry, harnessmaker Boughner Burley, laborer Boughner Wesley, proprietor Thompson house Bradley James, clerk Bradshaw Henry, laborer Branton Robert, eating house Brent Joseph, millworker Brist George, cabinetmaker Brommell's hotel, Wm, Brommell, proprietor Brommell William, proprietor Brommell's hotel Brooks Samuel, harnessmaker Brown Dugald, cattle dealer Brown Henry, hardware Brown Mark, shoemaker Brown Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas Burke Charles, printer Burke George, printer BURKE PATRICK, proprietor of The Despatch Burns Alonzo, dentist Butler Alfred F, school superintendent Caldwell Henry Caledonia house, Mitchell, proprietor Cameron Mrs.Isabella, wid John Campbell Luchlin, bailiff Division court Campbell Neil, farmer Campbell William F., grocer Canada Air Lino Co., W.Bigger, engi- necr CANADIAN HOME JOURNAL, weekly, annual subscription $1.50 ; Archibald McLachlin, editor, proprietor and printer; Archibald Blue, assistant editor Qarr John, house and sign painter Carrie James, storekeeper Caulfield rev.St George, ch of England Chadwick Squire F,, clerk Chalmers John, baggage master London and Port Stanley miley Ohnlmers Solomon, grain dealer Olaris George T., county treasurer Olark Jolm, butcher Olark Wiloughby, hotelkeoper Clarke William, tanner Olayborn John, shoemaker Couse Peter, grocor Cole James, carpenter Thomas \"ONTARIO.] \"Cole John, carpenter Cole John, hotelkeeper Cole Mrs.Mary, wid Samuel Coleman Patrick, laborer Collinson William, woolpuller Collishaw Robert, cabinetmaker Comfort Hiram M, foundry -Comfort Miss Emma, school teacher Commercial Union Insurance Co, D.Parish, agent Compton Jesse, baker Connelly Hugh, pensioner \u201cCorbett Stephen, shoemaker Corporation of St Thomas, Thomas Ar- kell, mayor \u201cCoughlin Bartholomew, farmer Cowan David, farmer Coyne & Co, dry goods Coyne Isaac, of Coyae & Co.Coyne John, clerk Coyne William, of Coyne & Co.Cox Joseph, butcher Crandle Mrs.Cordelia, wid George Crocker George, tanner \u2018CROMBIE ALEXANDER, agent Merchants Bank of Canada \u201cCross William, tailor Cruise James E., tailor Cusack Mrs.Charlotte, wid Robert Cuthbertson rev.George, Presbyterian -Darrach Angus, storeman Darrach Daniel, currier Darrach Neil, tanner Davis Mrs.Margaret, wid William Davis William, barber Davy Robert B., saloon Dennison James E., bookkeeper DESPATCH (THE), weekly, annual subseription, $1.30; Edward Erma- tinger, editor ; Patrick Burke, proprietor and printer Dixon John, carpenter Dossey Isaac, laborer Doyle Richard, laborer Drake Daniel, livery stables Drake James, jun, commercial traveller Drake James W.Drake John, hostler Dutton Henry, blacksmith Eaton Mis.Anne, wid William Eccles Samuel Edmonson Mes.Sarah, wid John Eedsou Thomas, secretary Board of trade Elgin brewery, Rich &Geary proprietors Elgin house, Pat.McNulty, proprietor Ellis Henry F., barrister Ellison Freeman, lumber merchant Ellison Richard, carpenter Ermatinger Ed, postmaster Ermatinger F.E., & Co, commission merchants Ermatinger Frauk E,, of F.E.Ermatin- ger & Uo.Fairbrother & Hetherington, waggon makers Fairbrother William, of Fairbrother & Hetherington Tanning John, mason Farley James, barrister aud clerk Division court Farley Juhm, barrister Ferguson Duncan Forguson Leonard, painter Fewings Jumes, laborer Finney Francis N,, chief engineer London and Port Stanley railway Finney James, carpenter Titzpatrick Joseph, carpenter Fitzsimons Thomas, shoemaker Flowers Edward, butcher Mowers Thomay laborer Flynu Thomas, laborer Footo William, laborer Forbes William, clerk DOMINION 739 DIRECTORY.Forde William, hostler Gardener David, baker Gardener Robert, carpenter Garlick Miss Jane, dressmaker Genge Samuel, clerk Genroux Olivier, cooper German Jacub, laborer Gilbert David, shoemaker Gilbert Marwood A., commission merchant Gilbert Richard, grain dealer Gourley Mrs.Robert Going Frederick B., M.D.Goodwin Francis, clerk Goodwin Mrs.Mary, wid William Goodwin Thomas, printer Garvin William, laborer Geary Charles P., clerk Grey John, clerk Gunn James, blacksmith Gustin Eliphalet W., M.D.Haight Isaac, laborer Hall John, laborer Hall Mrs.Mary, wid Philip Hamilton Archibald, joiner Hammond James, tanner Hammond John, laborer Hampton Peter, ashery Hankinson Caleb B., shoemaker Hanney John, pensioner Hanvey Daniel, provincial land surveyor and issuer of marriage licenses Harte Charles W., storekeeper and express agent Havelock Thomas.carpenter Hay Thomas, grocer Head John, harnessmaker Henderson Alexander, grocer Henderson Alexander.jun., clerk Henderson Peter, shoemaker Hennesey Mrs.Julia, wid Henry Hetherington Jonathan, of Fairbrother & Hetherington Hill James, farmer Hillis John, waggonmaker Hillis William, planing mill Hiorns George, laborer Hobbs Thomas, painter Hockridge Samuel, carpenter Hodge Miles, laborer Hogbin George.laborer Holloway Samuel, laborer Holloway Thomas, laborer Holman William, bricklayer Honsinger Wait, farmer Hope Thomas, waggonmaker Horsman Albert, of Horsman & Hors- man Horsman & Horsman, hardware Horsman Richard, of Horsman & Hors- man Horton Edward, barrister Hughes David John, judge Hughes Edward, teller Merchants bank Hughes William H., hardware and tinsmith Hutchinson house, William Hutchinson, proprietor Hutchinson James, clerk : Hutchinson William, proprietor Hutchinson house Hutson Albert, painter and glazier Irwin John W,, clerk Ivor Samuel Jackson William, cabinetmaker James Alexander, cooper Kains George, maltster Kains John A, barrister Kains Joseph O., grocer Kains Thomas, ashery and soap factory Keegan Thomas, mason Keith William, flax mill Kelly John, laborer Kelly Dennis, pensioner St THOMAS.Kelly John, laborer Kelly Timothy, laborer Kenney Matthew, shoemaker Kenny Oscar, printer Kerr George Kettlewell Mrs.Rachael, wid Joseph Kettlewell William, cler Kilpatrick Aaron, carpenter King John, governor gaol Kirke John F., brewer Kirke William, laborer Knight Charles, laborer Laing & Blake, storekeepers Laing Joseph, auctioneer Laing Walter, of Laing & Blake Langan Edward, currier Langan Miss Margaret Lawlor Henry, cooper Lemy Joseph Leitch Archibald, deputy registrar Leitch Neil, cabinetmaker Lindop Charles, shoemaker Lindop John C., shoemaker Lindop Thomas L., bookkeeper Lindop William E., photographer Lindsay Alexander, clerk Lindsay James, harnessmaker Lindsay James, shoemaker Lipsey William, millwright Liverponl and London and Globe Insurance Co., D.Parish, agent Lodge William, laborer London and Lancashire Insurance Co., D.Parish, agent Loomis Noah, teamster Lord Spencer, blacksmith Love Alexander, laborer Love Mrs.Jane, wid Alexander Love Mrs.Alexander, dressmaker Love Neil, carpeuter Love Wm.,cabinetmaker and undertaker LOVELL JOHN, printer and publisher of the Canadian Dominion Directory ; Proyince of Ontario Directory ; Province of Quebec Directory ; Province of Nova Scotia Directory ; Province of New Brunswick Directory ; Province of Newfoundland Directory ;Province of Prince Edward Island Directory ; Montreal City Directory ; City, Town, County, and Township Directories, throughout the six Provinces.General book and job printer and blank book manufacturer, 23 and 25 St Nicholas, bet St Sacrament and St Paul sts, h 883 St Catherine st, fucing Phillips sq, Beaver hall, Montreal, Q ue.Luton Leonard.M.D.Luxton Edward, laborer Macbean John, shoemaker Macloud George, cabinetmaker Macloud Mrs.George, grocery Mackay William, county clerk Macpherson Angus, gardener McAdam J.& J, grocers McAdam James, of J.& J.McAdam McAdam Joseph, of J.& J.McAdam McArthur Thomas, blacksmith McBride captain John, steamer Georgian McCall Alexander, tailor McCallum Miss Phebe, seamstress McCall Mrs.Sarah, wid Allen S.McConnell James, cooper McCrone Edw, of McCrone & Smellie McCrone James, clerk MeCrone & Smellie, storekeepers McCullough Joseph, laborer McCullough Robert, blacksmith McCullough William, clerk McCully Joseph, currier McGully Robert, saddler McDonald Peter, waggonmaker McDougall Colin, barrister Sr T-Sr W DOMINION 740 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF McGill Neil , McGinn John, printer Melntosh Daniel, cooper McIntyre Archibald, insurance agent McKay John, registrar McKeénnon Archibald, carpenter McKenzie Donald of McKenzie & Still McKenzie Murdoc McKenzie & Still, dry goods MeL ACHLIN ALCHIBALD, proprietor of the Canadign Home Journal, and bookseller McLachlin John, printer McLarty Duncan, M.D.McLean John,cooper McLean John, barrister McLean Miss Jessie, seamstress McLean Mrs.Ellen, wid John MeNorgan Thomas, storeman McNulty Patrick, proprietor Elgin house McRoberts Joseph, tailor Manderville Mrs.Ann, wid William Mann D.M,, post office clerk Mann Jehiel, county attorney MARRIAGE LICENSES, Daniel Han- vey, issuer Martin Benjamin, shoemaker Martin Daniel, carpenter Martin William, carpenter Meek William lurnessmaker MERCHANTS BANK, OF CANDA Alexander Crombie, agent Metcalfe George, cooper Metcalfe Thomas, carpenter Mickelborough William, clerk Midforth John, tanner and currier Midgley John, dry goods Myer Ludwig, laborer Mihell James, tailor Millar John, school teacher Miller Edward, farmer Miller John, farmer Milligan Mrs.Sarah, wid Grant Mitchell Cornelius, of Rich & Mitchell Mitchell Frederick, clerk Mitchell James, grain merchant Mitchell John, laborer Mitchell Mrs.Elizabeth, wid T.Mitchell Thomas, proprietor Caledonia, house MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, G.Rowley, operator Moore Elijah, bookkeeper Morgan George W., shoemaker Moore Marshal T., tanner Moore Nelson W., saddler Moore Thomas, carpenter Mulvy Michael, harnessmaker Munro Colin, sheriff Murch William, photographer Murray Angus, tailor Neal W., & Co, dey goods Neal William, of W.Neal & Co.Neil Mrs.Eliza, wid Robert Nelson Robert, watchmaker Nelson Robert, jun., watchmaker Newson Edward, of Beasley & Newson Odell Hiram, watchman London and Port Stanley railway O'Meara Timothy, laborer (O'Toole John, tanner Paddon Samuel, butcher Page Mrs.Eliza, wid Edward Parish David, insurance agent Parker Henry, tinsmith Patterson John, laborer Penhale Richard Penwarden Oliver, carpenter -Penwarden William, laborer Peters Abraham, laborer Peters Samuel, plasterer Pettefer Peter Phoœnix Mutual Insurance Co., A.Mc- Intyre, agent Philips Mrs.Hannah, wid Ralph Pincombe John, butcher Pollock Henry b,, commercial traveller Powell John, clerk Price Matthew, laborer Price William Pringle G., & Son, watchmakers Pringle George, of G.Pringle & Son Pringle Robert, of G.Pringle & Son Putman William H., teamster Quick John, pedlar Railroad Exchange hotel, Mrs.Mary À.Vail, proprietress Raynor Robert, laborer Redman Edward, carpenter Reid Lafayette, laborer Reid Jolm, waggonmaker Reeks Albert, clerk Reiser William, brewer Reeks Thomas, post office clerk Reeks William, of Stacey & Reeks Reeves George G., printer Rehill Thomas B., harnessmaker Reilly Peter, shoemaker Remey A.B., watchmaker Remey Bentley, clerk Remey Edwin, gunsmith Reynolds Samuel, printer Rhycard George C., grocer Rhycard Sylvester, clerk Rich Charles G., druggist, of Rich & Mitchell Rich & Geary, proprietors Elgin brewer Rich & Mitchell, druggists Robinson Jabel, lumber and hardware Roberts Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Henry Robins Caleb H., cooper Rodgers Henry, tanner Roe Charles, grain merchant Roe John, commission merchant Roe Peter, general merchant Roland John, sexton English church Rosenberger Jeremiah, clerk Rosenberger Simeon, farmer Ross William Rowe John, shoemaker ROWLEY GEORGE, of Youmans & Rowley, operator Montreal Telegraph Jo : Sabiston James, laborer Sanagan Edward, carpenter Sanagan Jean, cooper Sargeant James, laborer Scarff George, deputy sheriff Schooley Samuel, teamster Scott George, farmer Scott James, weaver Scott John, clerk Scott William, merchant Shea Thomas, laborer Shearer John, laborer Shultz Henry, laborer Simmons William, laborer Simpson John, shoemaker Sinclair Archibald, cattle dealer Sinclair John, cattle dealer Singer James, builder Singer William H,, mason Smellie John R., of McCrone & Smellie Smith Hamilton, carpenter Smith James S., harnessmaker Smith John E., lumber merchant Smith William, bowling saloon Smith William J., carpenter Snell Edward, clerk Somerville John, principal Union school SOUTHWICK GEORGE, M.D., physician and surgeon Spobn Charles B., clerk Squance John, laborer Stacey Miss Mary J., school teacher Stacey Joseph, of Stacey & Reeks Stacey Mrs.Sarah, wid John Stacey & Reels, machinists Stacey Richard, blacksmith Stacey Thomas, blacksmith Stanton James, county attorney Stanton Charles, barrister Starr rev, Joseph H., Methodist Stewart Archibald, grocer Stewart Hugh, harnessmalker Still James H., of McKenzie & Still Stockton George, laborer Stone Walter, barber Strigel Anthony, shoemaker Sutton Mrs.Grace, wid John Tehan Mrs.Mary, wid John Tehan James, currier Thompson Arthur Henry, M.D.Thompson Duncan, turning factory Thompson house, Wesley Boughner, proprietor \u2019 Thompson Mrs.Elizabeth, wid David Thompson Surrannus, cabinetmaker Thornton Henry, livery stable Trick William, tinsmith Turner George S., shoemaker Turville Richard, grist mill Union school, J.Somerville, principal Vail George V., teamster Vail Mrs.Mary A., wid Nathaniel, proprietress Railroad Exchange hotel Vanbuskirk Henry Vanbuskirk William, M.D.Vinning Joseph, carpenter Wegg Charles, blacksmith Waite William, carpenter Waller Miss Eliza, schoo) teacher Waller Miss Elizabeth, school teacher Welstead Mrs.Mary, wid James Walthew James, painter Warren Thomas D., deputy clerk of crown, registrar Surrogate court Wedlock Henry, laborer Wegg David, student Wegg George, jun., carriagemaker Wegg George, sen, carriagemaker Wegg John, waggonmaker \u2018Weiner Charles, laborer Weldon John, clerk Wells Thomas, cabinetmaker Welter Elijah, laborer Westlake George \u2018Whipple Moses P., dentist Whitcomb Mrs.Margaret, seamstress White John, merchant tailor White William J., barrister Whittaker Samuel D,, tinsmith Whitwam Charles, cooper Wiley John, cabinetmaker Wilkinson J ohn, confectioner Williams Thomas, J.P.Wilgon John Henry, M.D.Wilson Hiram, shoemaker Wilson John M,, clerk Worthington Chancey S., spinner Worthington Mrs.Charlotte, wid Robt Wyatt John, laborer Youmans & Rowley, stationers Youmans William Ii, of Youmans & Rowley town clerk Young ohn, pedlar Young Thomas, laborer Zucker rev.Charles, R.catholic ST WILLIAMS\u2014A village on Long Point Bay, Lake Erde, townships of Wal- ringhom and Charlotteville, county of Norfolk.Distant from Simcoe, tlio county town, 17 miles, from Brantford, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 82 miles, fare $2.26; from London 75 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Backhouse John À, J.P., farmer Bowman Hugh, carpenter Brandow Abraham, locksmith Clark Thomas, forwarder ONTARIO.] Clemans A.C., shoemaker Clemans John, laborer Cope Frederick, farmer Cope Jacob Dease Charles J., innkeeper Fick John, teamster German rev.John, Wesleyan Gillespie Mrs.Harriet, wid William Hazen James, blacksmith Hazen Mrs.Mary, dressmaker Hutchison George, farmer Hutchison John B., farmer Johnson Jeremiah, J.P, farmer - Kitchen H.L., postmaster, innkeeper McBurney William, lumberman McCall Daniel A.) reeve, storekeeper McCall Frank E.A, clerk McCall James D., lumberman McCall James G., carpenter McDonald John, carpenter Merritt John M., farmer Price Peter, farmer Procunier David, farmer Reeves Phœnus, painter Taylor Jesse, carpenter Toimie John, school teacher Williard Mrs.Amelia, wid James Wood rev.William, ch of England Yonson George, forwarder STAFFA\u2014A post office station in the the townshipof Aibbert, county of Perth.Distant trom Carroubrook, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 5 miles, Mail weekly.McTavish Archibald, M.D.Rundle R.F., postmaster STAFFORD\u2014A post office station in the township of Stafford, county of Ren- frew.Distant from Sand Point.a station of the Ottawa and Brockville railway, miles, Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Brown William, reeve, farmer Campbell \u2014, pensioner and weaver Childerhose Daniel, farmer Childerhose John, farmer Childerhose Robert, postmaster, local superintendent of schools, and farmer \u201cChilderhose Stephen, farmer Childerhose Thomas, town clerk, farmer Clark Andrew, municipal treasurer, Davis Henry, farmer Dobson William, farmer Graham Richard, farmer Hawkins Edward, farmer Hawkins Joseph, farmer Hawkins Thomas, farmer Hawkins William, farmer Hutten John, farmer Leach Henry, farmer McCormack William, farmer Mick George, farmer Reeve William Brown, farmer Sparling George, farmer Sparling Joseph, farmer Sutton Edward, farmer Sutton Richard, farmer Wright William, farmer Young Richard, farmer * STAFFORDVILLE\u2014A small place in the township of Ameliasburgh, county of Prinoo Edward, Distant from Belle ville, à station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles.Poputation about 80.Peters Levi, blacksmith Redner Renard, farmer Roblin George, farmer Russell John, farmer Stafford William G., J.P., tannery Whecler Henry, tunner * Tho post office is at Rednersville.DOMINION 741 DIRECTORY.STAMFORD-\u2014A village in the township of Stamford, county of Welland.Distant from Clifton, a station of the Great Western railway, 24 miles, from Niagara Falls 4 miles, from St Catharines 11 miles, from Welland, the county town, 14 miles.Maul daily.Population about 300.Badger Thomas, blacksmith Berriman Samuel, farmer Bowen Charles, baker Brensaka Adam, mason Burk John, laborer Carrol John, laborer Casey Anthony, laborer Church Munson, farmer Collard James, farmer Collard John, school teacher Collins George, blacksmith Cooper Mrs.Eleanor, wid John Correll Mrz.Phebe Ann, wid Abraham, postmistress, general store Corry Matthew Nixon, M.D.Cummings Francis, laborer Daws Achurst, laborer Dawson John, farmer Dee John, M.D.Dicks Thomas, machinist Dogerty John, laborer Donel! Samuel, shoemaker Dougan \u2014, shoemaker - Doyle Lawrence, laborer Doyle Patrick.laborer Drohan Patrick, laborer Fisher John C., farmer Garner John, laborer Gilchrist Robert, blacksmith Gormon John, hackman Hamilton Joseph, civil engineer Hardwick \u2014.carpenter Hedrick Jacob, shoemaker Henry William, farmer Huff Richard, baggagemaster Johnson william, shoemaker Kaler Henry, farmer Lawrance John, farmer Lemon John, farmer McConnell Edmund, mason McConnell Mrs.Margaret, wid James McGill rev.James, United Presbyterian McKerlie Samuel, farmer McLarkey John, farmer MeMicken Mrs.Ann, wid Gilbert MeMicking John, farmer MePherson Lachlan, J.P., farmer Madden Patrick, laborer Mahoney Daniel, innkeeper Martin Joseph, laborer Mewburn Francis, farmer Mewburn Harrison C., farmer Mewburn Mrs.Henriette, wid John Middleton James, mason Murphy Mrs.Jane, wid Andrew Murray \u2014, laborer Murray captain Arthur Oswald James, innkeeper Oswald Mrs.Jane, wid James Parker James, farmer Parker John, farmer Parker William, farmer Pew Lewis W, grocer Philips George, painter Potter George, laborer Prest Percival, farmer Purdom Percy, mail clerk Redhed Charles, waggonmaker Redhed William, waggonmaker Reskelley William, farmer Roskelly William, jun, farmer Saunders Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thomas C., farmer Scott James, farmer Shugg John, grocer Siggs Nicholas, hop grower Smith John, farmer Shrimpton George, carpenter STA-STA Stewart John, farmer Sullivan Patrick, laborer Swain William, harnessmaker Thompson Archibald, blacksmith Thompson Archibald, carpenter Thompson Benjamin, farmer Thompson Daniel, farmer Thompson John, farmer Thomson James, gardener Toynbee Henry S., gardener Walker George, laborer Warder Simeon, laborer Watts John, section foreman White George, brewer Willins Frederick, farmer Wilson John C., waggonmaker Wynn John, mail agent Wynn Joseph, farmer STANLEY'S MILLS\u2014A village in the township of Chinguacousy, county of Peel.Distant from Malton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, fare 30c.; from Toronto 23 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200.Alderson William, farmer Allison John, shoemaker Balfour James, farmer Balfour Mrs.Sarah, wid George Bowsfield Allan, farmer Berryman Richard, farmer Boucher Charles, laborer Brodie James, school teacher Burbage John P., carriagemaker Burrell Christopher, J.P., postmaster, mill owner Carr John, farmer and constable Dale George, tavernkeeper Dale John, butcher and drover Dale William Elliott George, farmer Elliott William, farmer Ewart James, storekeeper Figg Joseph, tanner Flemming Wilson, farmer Holmes Robert, waggonmaker Holtby Thomas, deputy reeve, farmer Irwin Willian, blacksmith Johnston Jaîhes, farmer McDonald Benjaman, farmer McGee James, sen.farmer Marwood Charles.laborer Perrin Matthew, farmer, waggonmaker Reynolds William, flour and grist mill Sanderson John C., farmer Saul John, mill owner and farmer Shaw Robert, farmer Taylor John, farmer Walker James, farmer Watkins William, miller Wright William, miller STANTON\u2014A village in the township of Mulmur, county of Simcoe.Distant from Angus, a station of the Northern railway, 18 miles, from Toronto 66 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Beatty William H., postmaster, store and tavern keeper Brown Thomas, bootmaker Campaign George, farmer Cauthers Andrew, blacksmith Collins William, J.P, farmer Crearey Edward, farmer Hand Thomas, farmer Hawks James, farmer Love John A., general merchant McKee Samuel, farmer McMulkin Edward, grist mill Mitchell Thomas, farmer Pearson William, cabinetmaker Rennick John, carpenter Rutledge George.J.P., farmer Sindles John, carpenter Summersett Robert, waggonmaker Walker John, farmer Walker Thomas, farmer STA-STE DOMINION 742 DIRECTORY.Walker William, farmer Wilson William H., woollen factory STARK\u2019S CORNERS\u2014A small village in the townships of Arran and Sau- een, county of Bruce.Distant from southampton 6 miles, fare 26c.; from \u2018Walkerton 26 miles, fare $1.25; from Go- derich, the northern terminus of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 60 miles.Mail daily.Population about 80.Craig John A., school teacher Darling John, farmer Esplen Alexander, shoemaker Montgomery William, blacksmith Shell Alfred, postmaster, delaer Stark James, hotelkeeper Tolmie rev.Andrew, Presbyterian Wallace Alexander, farmer STAYNER-\u2014A village in the township of Nottawasaga, county of Simcoe.It is a station of thie Northern railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Collingwood 9 miles, from Barrie 23 miles, from Toronto 86 miles.Mail daily.Population about 1000, Adams & Co., stoves Adams John M, of Adams & Co.Aikenhead Miss Ellen, milliner ALGEO J.G., proprietor Commercial hotel Andrew William, laborer Armstrong James, watchmaker Baker Jonathan, laborer Beattie John A., waggonmaker Beaton A.H,, M.D.Bennet J.W., saddler Belfry Ira, laborer Bishop Harry, tinsmith BLADEN WILLIAM H., confectioner, grocer, &c.Bloomer Edward, shinglemaker Bracken Miss Mary Ann, dressmaker Braniff Charles, clerk Briggs rev.S., M.A, ch of England Brock Jacob, planing factory Brown John, laborer Cahill Thomas, switchman Campbell Neal, confectioner Chalue Anthony, laborer Champion mill, A.Struthers, proprietor Chapman Charles Cheeseman Henry, pedlar Clusky Edward, fireman Coburn Hugh, blacksmith Cole Richard J., station master Coleman Mrs., Coleman's hotel Coleman Richard H., superintendent Coleman\u2019s hotel \u2019 COLLINS GEORGE Colwell Jabez, tailor COMMERCIAL HOTEL, J.G.Algeo, proprietor Covey John Elroy, druggist Crawford John, carpenter Crawford Thomas, clerk Darrah John, carpenter Devitt John, cabinetmaker Dinsmore Joseph, teamster Doner John, steam flourmill Earle Theophilus, Elliot John, jun, bootmaker Elliott Thomas, bootmaker Emes Miss Hannah, milliner Fleming Lawrence, fireman Forkler George, laborer Preeland John, laborer Freeman John, pedlar Furlong Thomas, bootmaker Gamble James, carpenter Gartlan Michael, salesman Geyer Albert, painter on Gilbert rev.John D.,Primitive methodist Gilfoil Thomas, clerk Grow Henry, laborer Goulding Thomas, furniture Gunn Colin, laborer Hackett James, shoemaker Hannah Robert B., tanner Hannan James, carpenter Henderson Hugh, shoemaker Henry William, harnessmaker Henderson Rev.L., Presbyterian Hill Andrew, tailor Hill Yarner, clerk Holmes Nathaniel, plasterer Hotchkiss, Peckham & Co., lumber dealers Hunter Andrew, laborer Hunter Thomas, laborer Ingersoll Augustus M., tanner Ingersoll Thomas, teamster Jackson George, foundry Jackson John, farmer Kendall Benjamin F., of Adams & Co.Laidlaw John D., of Laidlaw & Nicol LAIDLAW & NICOL, general merchants Lawrence Robert, waggonmaker Little Simon, blacksmith Logan Alexander, photographer Long Brothers, storekeepers Long John J., of Long Brothers Long Thomas, of Long Brothers Losie Lawrence, jeweller Lourie William, of Butterford & Co.Macfarlane Neil, laborer Macintosh John, carpenter Mackay Hugh, laborer McAlister Angus, turner McArthur Peter, constable McBeth Jolin, clerk McDonald James, laborer McDonald L.A, & Co, storekeepers McDonald L.A.of L.A.McDonald & Co.McIntyre rev.Alexander, Baptist MecKechnie John, carpenter McKeggie James H., postmaster McKeggie John, J.P., deputy postmaster McKinney Hugh, laborer McLaughlin Mrs.Sarah, wid Thomas McLaundress Duncan, Jumberer McLennan Finley, shoemaker McLeod Daniel, Dacksmith McLeod Donjal, clerk McLeod Martin, carpenter McMaster Archibald G., hardware McMullen John, sawyer McSherry P., proprietor Queen's hotel Maidens Frederick, constable Maltman John, storekeeper Martin Henry, overseer .Mathers Henry, waggonmaker Mathers John, Wwaggommaker Matherson Neil, plasterer Moberly Arthur, M.D.Moberley & Gumon, solicitors Montgomery William, Temperance hotel MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Murray John, lumber dealer Myrtley James, laborer Nesbitt James, laborer Nicol Alexander, of Laidlaw & Nicol Parkenson.Joseph, storekeeper Parsons Thomas, storekeeper Perdue Henry, of H.Perdue & Co.Perdue Robert, clerk PERDUE H., & CO., goncral merchants Perret William, jeweller Petrie John, clerk Philips Gideon, land agent Price Samuel, bootmaker RAILROAD COMMERCIAL TOTEL, A.H.Summerfelt, proprietor Rancier John, laborer Randolph George, of Randolph Bros.Randolph & Brothers, saw mil Randolph Oscar, of Randolph Bros.Reed William, storekeeper [PROVINCE OF\" Roadley Thomas, harnessmaker ROYAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, Wm.Thompson, proprietor Rutherford & Co., produce dealers Rutherford Robert, of Rutherford & Co.Sanders Willinm B., druggist Sanders E.BB., solicitor Scott William Sherlock Frank, laborer Shirk Adam, laborer Smith John, bootmaker Smith William, carpenter Smith William, storekeeper Somerville Henry Stewart David A., salesman Stewart William b, clerk Stocking Edgar L., clerk Stone James, laborer Struthers Alexander, steam flour miil Sullivan Daniel, blacksmith Sullivan John, laborer SUMMERFELT A.H., proprietor Railroad Commercial hotel.THOMPSON WILLIAM, proprietor Royal Exchange hotel Vanwich Samuel, waggonmaker Walker John, baker Wallace Alexander, tavernkeeper Walton Matthew, woollen mill WARNICA LEONARD B., jeweller Williamson William Wood John, butcher Woodworth rev.J., Wesleyan STEELE\u2014A post office station in the township of Oro, county of Simcoe.Distant from Barrie, astation of the Northern.railway, 113 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Hall Francis, tavernkeeper Hall Joseph, farmer Harrison Joseph, farmer Johnson George, farmer McArthur Alexander, farmer McArthur Charles, farmer McCuaig Donald, farmer MeCuaig John, farmer McCulloch Robert, farmer McEachern Archibald, farmer McEachern Neil, farmer .McNabb Donald, farmer Paterson Alexander, assessor Steele John C., postmaster STELLA\u2014A small village in the township of Amherst Island, county of Adding- ton, Distant from Bath 5 miles, from Kingston 15 miles, fare 250.Steamers plying between Kingston and Belleville call here.Mail bi-weekly.Population: about 180.Allan Edward, farmer Audrews David, carpenter Carter Benjamin, laborer Cochrane Richard, laborer Cotter Patrick, sailor Cousins William, innkeeper Curran David, sailor TMeming John, laborer Finlay John, farmer Girvin Robert, township clerk Girvin Sumuel, farmer Gorman John, sailor 1lamilton Robert, councillor Henderson George, blacksmith lloward Allan, farmer McIntosh rev.James, Presbyterian McKee Alexander, sailor MeLiment Mrs.Jane, wid Willinm Montgomery James, shoemaker Moutgomery Robert, tailor Murray John Charles, farmer Neilson James, of Polly & Neilson Patterson Jumes, farmer Patterson Robert, councillor, farmer Percival Willinm, surveyor ONTARIO.] Polly & Neilson, storekeepers Polly Thomas, of Polly & Neilson Preston David, J.P., farmer Scott William, farmer ; Skene captain Charles, J P, farmer Smith John, sailor Smith Joseph, sawyer Stevenson William, farmer Walpole Richard, blacksmith Watson John, inukeeper Weller John, councillor Willard Charles, fisherman Wright George, postmaster, storekeeper STEVENSVILLE \u2014 A village in the township of Bertie, county of Welland, A mineral spring of good sanative powers is in this village.Distant from Bertie, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway,4 miles.From Black Creek, a station of the Erie and Niagara railway, 3} miles, from Welland, the county town, 12 miles, from Niagara Falls 19 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 100, Baker Benjamin, of Johnston & Baker Baker Jeremiah, farmer Baker Michacl, sen., farmer Baker M.A., farmer Barnhart Peter, farmer Beam Benjamin, farmer Clark Robert, blacksmith Climenhage David, farmer Eberly Joseph, farmer Eberly M., boots and shoes Eberly Peter, farmer Gilmour John, shoemaker Goforth Franklin, M.D.Hayslipp George, laborer Hendershot John, storekeeper House Reuben B., farmer.HOUSE WILLIAM T., postmaster, general store Huffman John F., innkeeper Huffman Peter, waggonmaker Jackson Joseph, farmer Johnston & Baker, ashery Johnston John, of Johnston & Baker Orison Robert, laborer Moore Miss Caroline, school teacher Rogers Alonzo, painter Rogers Charles, waggonmaker Rogers John, cooper Schisler Peter, J.P., farmer Shields Louis, blacksmith Sherk rev.D.B., United brethren Tytherleigh Charles, shoemaker Wade William, tailor « STEWARTTOWN\u2014A village in the township of Esquesing, county of Halton.Distant from Georgetown, a station of the Grand Trunk railway 2 miles, fare 12}c.Mail daily.Population about 250.Allen John, teamster Applebe Alleyn, laborer Applebe Pierce, farmer Applebe Philip, farmer Barnes Christian, hop grower Barnes William, carpenter Bell Thomas, blacksmith Booty William, laborer Cooly T., agent Copinger T,, teacher Cross David, tanner Cross W.H., teacher Dundas Francis proprietor Stewarttown hotel Ewart William, teacher Harrison John, Top grower Henry John, storekeeper Hood James, tanner Hood Mrs, wid John Hull James, waggonmaker Johnson John, shingle maker * The post office is called Esquesing.DOMINION 743 DIRECTORY: Kemp William, miller Laurie Samuel, laborer Lawson Brothers, saw mill Livingston John, barrister Macintosh Thomas, laborer McClellan Charles, teacher McKenzie Alexander, butcher Marlatt Joseph, hoopmaker Miller P., lahorer Mitchell Peter, cooper Maguire D., lahorer Morrow Samuel, plasterer Murray John, postmaster, clerk, &ec.Nixon Edward, saddler Oldcock Thompson, shoemaker Raynor Samuel, miller Rose Lawrence, flour and grist mill Sloan John, laborer Sparrow Thomas, saddler Stewart Mrs.Caroline, wid Duncan Switzer John, saddler Tost Henry, millwright Turney James, tanner Turney John, saddler Walker Mrs.Ann, wid Robert WATKINS JOHN H, grocer and general dealer Wilson James, mechanic Young William, shoemaker township STIRLING\u2014An incorporated village in the townships of Rawdon and Sidney, county of Hastings.It was laid out twenty years ago, and now ossesses extensive factories, and deals argely in agricultural produce.It is connected with Belleville, Marmora and Trenton by gravel roads.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from armora iron works 15 miles, from Belle- ville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 15 miles fare 50c.Mail daily.Population about 1300.Ackers John, cooper Allen Edward D., farmer Anderson Peter, of Sine & Anderson Bailey James, farmer Baker John M, agent Baran Stephen, mason Barlow Jesse, tanner Bell Thomas M., carpenter Berry William H., hairdresser Blackley James, storekeeper Boldrick James, merchant tailor Boulter George H., M.D.Bradley Truman H., carpenter Brydon Andrew, storekeeper Buchan rev.Alexander, Presbyterian Bull George E., accountant Bunce Edward, machinist Bush Benjamin, carriagemaker Butler Charles, bailiff Butler John, agent Caldwell & Brothers, saddlers Caldwell David A., of Caldwell & Brothers Caldwell John, carpenter Caldwell John F., carpenter Caldwell Sylvester, of Caldwell & Brothers Caverly Jones teamster Chard Albert, proprietor Exchange ho- te Chard Peter, J.P., reeve, farmer Cheeseboro Daniel D.Cleeseboro Joshua, storekeeper Chisholm Henry, harnessmaker Couley James, farmer Conley Jerome, carpenter Conley Philips, mason Craig Robert, clerk Craig Charles, storekeeper Crooks Samuel B.watchmaker Cunningham William, currier Delaney William, laborer STE-STI Demill Samuel, shoemaker Demorest Benjamin G.G., M.D.Doclair John, plasterer Downs Robert Downs Thomas H., hotelkeeper Eaton Isaac R., shoemaker Emerson Mrs.Charlotte, wid William Exchange hotel, A.Chard, proprietor English Timothy F., M.D.Feeney Joseph, carriagemaker Geary Joseph, carpenter Gerow Findlay, teamster Gerow Mrs.Mary, wid Samuel, bakery Gilbert Ruliff P., haberdasher Girdwood William, waggonmaker Glass Andrew, shoemaker, Green Jedadiah, carpenter Green Joseph, storekeeper Green Miss Annice, seamstress Hall Alexander, of Hall & Thrasher Hall & Thrasher, livery stable keepers Hannah John W., shoemaker Haughton Miss Sarah, milliner Heagle James, blacksmith Horton Samuel, farmer Hough John V., blacksmith Houston George L., carpenter Houston John, painter Howe James, laborer Huff Jacob, farrier JUDD WILLIAM, postmaster, dry goods merchant, coroner, and clerk Division court Lafay Francis, cooper Lagrew Joseph, laborer Lagrew William, laborer Lagroo Jerry, laborer Lagroo Levi, laborer Lake Richard, farmer Landon George A., agent Langman Esau, mason Langman Richard, mason Lavigne Francis, mason Lightborne Stafford, barrister Linn John, blacksmith Loucks Jacob, storekeeper Mack David, farmer McAilley Patrick, carriagemaker McDonald Donald, laborer McDougall Dougall, miller McGee Peter McGee Thomas, laborer McGuire Charles, painter McKee William, farmer McKewan James, merchant tailor McManus Francis, hotelkeeper McRory Mrs.Margaret, wid Robert, hotel keeper Maybee John, harnessmaker Martin David, tinsmith Martin James, shoemaker Martin Peter, cabinetmaker Martin Walter, shoemaker Martin William, cabinetmaker Milne James, storekeeper Mitchell William, billiard saloon MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Mott James, blacksmith Mundell Samuel, carpenter Mayers Francis, cooper Naylor James, blacksmith Parker Francis B., town clerk Parker Mrs.Eliza, wid William, hotel Parker Robert, M.D., druggist Parker William J., carpenter Phillips Andrew, teamster Phillips Henry, laborer Potts Edward F., grocer Potts James M, farmer Ralph Mrs.Fanuy, wid John Rogers James W., storekeeper Root Leeman, cooper Secord William, laborer Seely David, carpenter SrI-Sro Seely Henry, farmer Sine & Anderson, printers Sine George W., of Sine & Anderson Smith Allen S., storekeeper Smith Hiram, carpenter Smith Peter P, carpenter Smith William A., innkeeper Stapely John, laborer STEDMAN BENJAMIN, dry goods, boots, shoes, and hardware Stickle Andrew, carpenter Stickle Charles F., storekeeper Styles James, wa, gonmaker Thrasher John, of Hall & Thrasher Thurber Henry G., produce dealer Vancott David Ward John M., accountant Ward William, machinist Weaver Mrs.Anna Weese Thomas, laborer Westcott Stephen N., farmer Wheeler Lyman, carriagemaker Wheeler Mrs.Marianne, wid James, storekeeper \u2018Wheeler Zack, carriagemaker White Adam, bartender White David, carpenter White George, carpenter \u2018White John, foundry proprietor, resides at Roslin Wilson Benjamin S., M.D.Witcher Benjamin, tanner Wood Miss.Margaret, milliner and dressmaker Worden William, harnessmaker Wright Uriel, tanner Young Daniel, shoemaker STIRTON\u2014A pleasant and attractive village on the Conestogo river, townships of Peel and Maryborough, county of Wellington.The village is divided into two arts, à of a mile apart, called upper and «ower Stirton.Itcontains a saw mill, a tannery, and a flax mill, which employs between 50 and 60 hands.Distant from Drayton, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce Railway, 2 miles, fare 10e.; from Elora, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 17 miles, fare 62ic.; from Guelph 30 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Ackerman William, teamster Ashbury R.H., clerk Blackwell William, flax dresser Brown & Stricker, tannery Brown Ludwig, of Brown & Stricker Calkins John, sawyer Crookshanks Samuel, blacksmith Debel John, shoemaker GRANT A.H, agent and manager of flax mills for C.Hendry, storekeeper Hudson Stephen, sawyer Justiesin B., flax dresser Justieson John, foreman of flax mill Kaiger Albert, cabinetmaker McRoman Daniel, flax dresser Mapletoft Charles, carpenter Plant Jeremiah, cooper Price John, teamster Regnear William, flax dresser Rice John Roberts David, flax dresser Rose John Sanderson Joseph, postmaster, storekeeper Shule William, flax dresser Stirton hotel, Martin Stribe, proprietor Stribe Martin, proprietor Stirton hotel Stricker Henry, of Brown & Stricker Williams Hugh, waggonmaker Whiteley J oseph, harnessmaker STISTED\u2014A small village on the plank road between Port Rowan and Tilson- burg, township of Walsingham, county of Norfolk, Distant from Port Rowan, DOMINION 744 DIRECTORY.on Luke Erie, 8 miles, from Simeoe, the county town, 20 miles, from Ingersoll, a statlon of the Great Western railway, 87 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 80.Dedrick Albert, farmer Franklin Mrs.Betsey, wid Isaac Franklin Nelson, farmer Fry James, postmaster, shoemaker Harris Moses, tollkeeper Hutchison Alexander, farmer Hutchison Butler, farmer Hutchison George, farmer Procunier Wimer, farmer Trickett Thomas, farmer Wheeler John, farmer Wheeler William, farmer STITTSVILLE\u2014A small village in the township of Goulbourn, county of Car- leton.There is a station of the Canada Central railway within a mile of the vil- Ingo.Distant\u2019 from Ottawa 15 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Alexander James, tanner Alexander William, innkeeper Argue John S,, postmaster, storekeeper Bradley John, steam saw mill Bradley William, carding mill Eastman William, blacksmith Hartin John, saw mill McCann James, weaver Nolan James, carriagemaker Stanley Thomas, blacksmith Steele James, shoemaker Stenzel William, shoemaker Warren Thomas, carriagemaker * STOCK DA LE\u2014A small village in the township of Murray, county of Northum- berland, Distant from Trenton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 120.Bates Christopher, farmer Benedict Andrew, stump puller Benedict David, farmer Benedict John, cooper Camp William, of Garrett & Camp Clow Abraham, carder Fall John, farmer Fall William, laborer Frappy Mitchell, laborer Garrett & Camp, carding mill proprietors Garrett Philo, blacksmith Garrett Richard, of Haight & Garrett Garrett William M., of Garrett & Camp Haight Anthony, of Haight & Garrott Haight Arnold, farmer Haight & Garrett, flour and saw mill and carding machine proprietors Lamphier Silas, carder Lawrence John, mason Livingston George, laborer Marsh John, carpenter Maybee Ephraim Milligan Peter, blacksmith Ostrahout David Ostrahout Uriah, farmer Pettit Ebenczer, blacksmith Powell Jonathan, farmer Rowe Marcus E., sawyer Rusk Robert, postmaster, storekecpor Sandburn Ezra S., carder Sanders George, cooper Steamburg Sidney, pedlar Wrightman James, laborer STOO0O0\u2014A small village in the township of Iungorford, county of Ilastings, Distant from Belleville, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 24 miles Mail bi-weckly.l\u2019opulation about 200.Bennett Bernard, shoemaker * Formerly called Powell\u2019s inills, [PROVINCE OF Bird James, farmer Brown George, jun, tavernkeeper Brown George, son, farmor Davis rev.Thomas, R.catholic Dolan John, blacksmith Durkan Samuel, laborer Gaboury Richard, farmer Hinds Henry, carpenter Keilty Henry, farmer McOabe Hector, carpenter McCaul Patrick, storekeeper McCOamon Robert, clerk Division court Monean Michel, tuvernkeeper Mulrooney Thomas, farmer Murphy Patrick, postmaster, storc- keeper O'Neil Michael Palmer Benjamin, tavernkeeper Thrasher Albert, farmer Walker David, farmer Wood Thomas, farmer STONEY ORELK\u2014A village in the township ot Saltflect, county of Went worth.It was here that a small body of British regulars and Canadian militia thoroughly routed, in a night attack, a body of the United States army, on their invasion of Canada in 1812, Stoney Creek ismost pleasantly situated for private families, offering many desirable building sites, and it is a convenient outpost where much agency business is done on account of Hamilton merchants Distant from the shore of Lake Ontario 2 miles, from Hamilton, the county town and a station of the Great Western railway, 7 miles, from St Catharines 28 miles, from Toronto 46 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200.Acacia house, Enos M.McMillan, proprietor Alexander rev.J.L., Episcopalian Bigger Robert, & Emerson, tinsmiths Bradley John J., storekeeper and clerk Division court Campbell Dennis W., M.D.Canada house, Samuel Williams, proprietor Combs Horace A., carpenter Donoghue Jeremiah, waggonmaker Exchange hotel, Henry Hull, proprietor Finton Thomas, farmer Fisher Mrs., wid Galbreaith Brock, farmer Gilleland Thomas O., laborer Glover George C., farmer Gold Mrs., wid Frederick Henry William, farmer Hough William, butcher Howell Samuel, laborer Hull Henry, proprietor Exchange hotel Jones Alva G., reeve, postmaster, farmer Jones William H., township treasurer Land Stephen, shoemaker Lee David, blacksmith Lee Hamilton, blacksmith Lee James, jun., blacksmith Lee Jnmes, son., blacksmith Ling John, laborer Lottridge William, farmer McArthur Jobn C., M.D.Newbold rev.George, Episcopal methodist Nosh Mrs., wid Rogers William H., laborer Russell Thomas, mason Slingerland George, shoemaker Slingerland Miss Mary, storekeeper Smith David, agent Smith Elijah B., storekeeper Spera Henry, farmer Springstead Jasper.tollkeeper Springstead Jolin, Jaborer Springstead Stid, waggonmaker and bailiff ONTAR10.] Springstead Oliver, waggonmaker Squire Roland, mason Tassier Edouard, potashmaker Tassier Lewis, laborer Wallace Joseph, carpenter Wray rev.H, B., ch of England STONEY POINT\u2014A village in the township of Tilbury West, county of Essex, \"It i8 a station of the Great Western railway.A large business is \u201ccarried on here in lumber and country produce, Distant from Chatham 19 miles, from Windsor 26 miles.Mail daily.Population about 500.ANDRIEN REV.PAUL, R.catholic Archambault Césaire, blacksmith Aubin Israel, teacher Aubrey Stephen, saw mill owner Béniteau Olivier, collector Cartier William, blacksmith Chauvin Jean Baptiste, assessor Chauvin Lambert, treasurer Chevalier Hilaire, storekeeper Demarier Paul, farmer DESJARDINS HENRI, postmaster, dealer in groceries, provisions, dry goods, hardware, &c.Desjardins Israel, farmer Desjardins Joseph, farmer Desjardins Pierre DICKSON WILLIAM, station master G.W.R.Drain Daniel, shoemaker Kingville Amédé, carpenter McGuire Samuel, carpenter Mailloux Francois Xavier, grocer Marion Alexander Odule, storekeeper Marion Raphael Morissette Diogene, teacher Railroad hotel, J.Roupley, proprietor ROUPLEY JOHN, proprietor Railroad ote Sauvé Hubert, farmer Sauvé Jean Baptiste, blacksmith Trudell Benjamin, former \u2018Trudell Clovis, farmer Trudell Peter, farmer Vincelette Alfred, farmer STOUFFVILLE\u2014A village in the townships of Markham and Whitchurch, county of York.Itis a station of the Torouto and Nipissin from Toronto miles, fare SL daily.Population about 700.Allan John, watchmaker American hotel, R.Knill Anderson & Miller, Havelock hotel Ballard Sylvester, currier Burkey J, cabinetmaker Barnes Richard, carpenter Barnes Robert, carpenter Bartholomew John, farmer Besau George, cooper Bordway Peter, cooper Boyer Samuel, saw mill Brillinger B., carpenter Brooks Hial, carpenter BROWN J.R, proprietor Queen's hotel Brown James, farmer Brown Philip, farmer Brown William, farmer Brownlee John, blacksmith Brownlee Thomas, cooper Bryan John, laborer Button William M., farmer Cameron George, carpenter CHINN FREDERICK Dack John W., shoemaker Darby James, shoemaker Davis Philip, cabinetmaker Day rev.B.W., Congregationalist Digby Henry, carringe painter Digby Henry, painter Dougall Thomas J., photographer railway.Distant Mail DOMINION Eckardt Thomas, storekeeper FEAD WILLIAM, & BROTHER, chemists and druggists Fenton Samuel, oil speculator Fenton Wakefield, MD.Fisher Charles, shoe store Fisher John, shoemaker Flint George, jun., cabinetmaker Flint George, sen., J.P, factory Flint George & Sons, cabinetmakers Flint Matthew, farmer Fockler Ludwick Freel Sylvester L., M.D.Gee rev.Daniel E.F., Wesleyan German John, blacksmith Gibney J., foundry and machinist Gilbert Benjamin, mason - Globe hotel, Abraham Yake, proprietor Gower George, cooper Grant James, jeweller Greenberry Robert, pedlar Hamilton Abraham, farmer Hamilton Anthony, farmer Hand John, baker Havelock house, R.Knill, proprietor Highfield Henry, pedlar Hillary M., M.D.Hogue William, contractor Holden John, farmer Hoover Jacob, farmer James Miss, school teacher Johnston Francis, farmer Johnston James, farmer Jones Mrs.Judith, wid William Kent John, conveyancer Kester James, farmer Kester John M., farmer Kester Joseph, laborer King William, farmer Kauill R., proprietor Havelock house Kribbs Mrs., wid Peter Law Benjamin J., storekeeper Law David Law Levi, merchant Law W.A, conveyancer Leaney William, storekeeper Lemons John, cooper Lloyd A.C., M.D, of Lloyd & Sons Lloyd & Sons, druggists Lloyd Ralph C., M.D., of Lloyd & Sons Long Joseph, laborer Long George, carpenter Long Mrs.Sarah, armer LONGMIRE JOHN R, tinsmith and store McCallum George, tailor McKinnell G., assistant postmaster McMullen Joseph McMurchy Donald, tanner Mann John R., teacher Markes Isaac, carpenter Martin F., mail carrier Maxwell Miss Isabella Mitchell James Mitchell William Monks Isaac, carpenter Morden Leonard, trader Morden M., trader Mowat Thomas, laborer Nicholls James, O'Brien James, cabinetmaker Ostertagg Mrs., wid Charles Pipher William, laborer Peterman Samuel, photographer Queeu\u2019s hotel, J.R.Brown, proprietor Rae James, farmer Rae Matthew, farmer Raymer Peter, farmer Reyndlds William, blacksmith Roddick William, waggonmaker SANDERS WILLIAM B,, storekeeper Scollay Robert, pumpmaker Sharp Walter, laborer Shaw George, veterinary surgeon 745 DIRECTORY.STE-ÊTR Shaw Mrs.Hannah, wid Thomas Shaw Mrs., wid Shaw Thomas, job printer Shaw Thomas, jun., printer Shoukel G., harness shop Sinkler Thomas, butcher Smith Mrs.Eliza, wid Joseph Sommerville William, tanner, deputy postmaster Stennett William, sugarmaker Stevens C.F., tailor Stevens Perry, builder Stocks Joel, plasterer Stocks William, mason Stouffer Abraham, jun., farmer Stouffer Abraham, sen., farmer Stouffer Jacob, laborer Stouffen Simeon, farmer Sullivan Benjamin, laborer Tinkler T., butcher Toaze Alfred, mail carrier Toaze Richard, butcher Toaze T., laborer Udell Matthew, farmer Urquhart George, painter Urquhart Hector, waggonmaker Urquhart John, carriagemaker Urquhart William, blacksmith Von Bussick A, & Co, saddlers Von Bussick Theodore, of Von Bussick 0.WHEELER EDW., J.P.general store, saw and fi and lumber merchant White Edward, storekeeper Wicks Franklin B., harnessmaker Wedeman Joseph, potter Williams Edward, carpenter WILLIAMS ROBERT, dry goods Wismer Eli, of A.Von Bussick & Co.Withers William, weaver Yake Abraham, proprietor Globe hotel Yake Calvin, tavernkeeper Yake John storekeeper Yale James, laborer Yale W.J., farmer postmaster, ouring mills STOWE\u2014A village in the townships of Grey, Logan and Elma, counties of Huron and Perth.Principal business is lumbering.It contains several saw mills.Disant from Monkton 4 miles, from Mitchell.a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 14 miles, from Seaforth 22 miles.Mail biweekly.Population about 100 Barnett James, clerk Cox Edward, bookkeeper Elford Isaac, carpenter Hayward L., of Redford & Hayward, postmaster, store and saw mill Long Nicholas, tavernkeeper Machan & Ross, saw mill Machan William, of Machan & Ross, mill owner and store McNaught, John, farmer McNicol Archibald, farmer Malcolm Andrew, clerk ; REDFORD & HAYWARD, saw mill owners, lumber merchants, dealers in dry goods, groceries, provisions, liquors, &c.Redford J., M.P., of Redford and Hayward Ross J.of Machan & Ross Rutherford John, J.P.STR ABANE-\u2014A village in the township of West Flamboro, county of Wenworth, Distant from Dundas, a station of the Great Western railway.9 miles, fare 871c.: from Hamilton 14 miles, from Toronto 53 miles.Mail daily.Population about100, Bain Thomas, reeve, warden of county Baleston Richard, carpenter Brennan John, of Dickson & Brennan STR-STR DOMINION 746 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE oF Brennan William, farmer Dickson & Brennan, storekeepers Dickson Robert, of Dickson & Brennan Graig Nathaniel, weaver Greaves Walter, saw mill Hood William, sawyer Howard Charles, shoemaker Howard William, blacksmith Hynes rev.Ralph, ch of England Johnson William McLean rev.Alexander, Presbyterian Nicol William, laborer Peebles Matthew, J.P., postmaster Smith George, pensioner *STRAFFORDVILLE\u2014A thriving village on the Ingersoll and Port Burwe plank road, township of Bayham, county of Elgin.Distant from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 24 miies, fare $1.26 ; from St Thomas, the county town, 24 miles, Mail daily.Population about 4090.Albright Amos, joiner Davis Edward, sawyer Davis Henry, sawyer Drake Daniel Garnham Edwin, farmer Garnham Robert, J.P., farmer Garrett William, blacksmith Golden Henry, blacksmith Goodspeed rev.James B., New Connexion methodist Gray Abner Gray Edwin, J.P., saw mill, resides in Eden Griffin Wm.R., postmaster, storekeeper Haney George, mason Haney John S., pedlar Hatch Johnson, laborer Hoag Walter C., clerk Hubbard Massena, tavernkeeper Jones Delmer, hostler Jones Jacob S., commissioner Queen's Bench King Louis, blacksmith Land William, shoemaler Lane William, township clerk Leach Moses, laborer Leach Zcblin, musician Long Abraham, joiner Long Calvin, carpenter McCollom William H., waggonmaker McCrimmon William, fireman Miller William, farmer Phillips George K., J.P.Phillips Joseph D,.farmer Price Charles A., joiner Price Tyler, teamster Price William, teamster Ribbel David, harnessmaker Sanders Moses N., storekeeper Silverthorne Daniel F., shoemaker Smuck Robert, tavernkeeper Spooner Robert, farmer Tribe Reuben, laborer Vincent Gilbert, farmer Wade William b, waggonmaker Westover Jacob, school teacher Wood Henry, bookkeeper Yeager Adam, blacksmith STRANGFORD\u2014A post office station in the township and county of York.Distant fromm Scarborough, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, from Toronto 7 miles.Mail weekly.Blain Isaac, postmaster STRATFORD -The chief town of the county of I\u2019erth, on the River Avon, at the\" junction Yof the five townships of North Eastifope, South Easthope, Ellice, Gore of Downie, and Downie, On the opening of the Grand Trunk railway, Stratford was created an inland port of] entry.The foundation stone of the * Formerly called Sandytown Town hall waa laid in 1864 on the tercentenary (festival of Shaksponro's birth at Stratford upon Avon in England.Strat- ford is an important station of the Grand Trunk railway, being at the junction of the main lino trom Toronto to Sarnia, with the Buffalo and Goderich branch from Goderich to Buffalo, and with the London and St Mary's branch, which connects with the Great Western railway at London.The directors ot the Grand Trunk Railway Co.have recently decided upon removing all their works in the est, with the excoption of the car wheel manufactory which remains at Brantford, to this town, and ground has been taken up, and building commenced, This will greatly tend to increase the Jopuln- tion and prosperity of Stratford.Alrendy from 870 to 400 houses and cotiages are in course of construction for the reception of the workmen and their families, who will number about 2000 souls.A new and commodious station has just been erected, which, in beauty and internal accommodation, excels any other on the line.It is proposed to build a railway from Stratford to Saugeen.Stratford being the contre of a very fertlle and thickly settled country has become an important market for grain and produce of all kinds.It possesses also gool water power, and extensive mills.Mr.Sharman, proprietor of the Stratford agricultural works, manu- fretures here a\u2019 specinl article in the shape of the little giant thunder separator for farmers use.Montreal Telegraph Co.has az office here.Distant from London 32 miles, from Goderich 45 miles, from Hamilton 61 miles, from Sarnia 80 miles, from Buffalo 115 miles, from Windsor and Detroit 143 miles, from T'oronto 88 miles.Mail daily.Population about Abraham Johnston, cabinetmaker, Ontario st, h St George st Acheson Stewart, carpenter, Shakespeare st Adums & Beck, morocco manufactur- rers, Church st Adams George E., tailor, Albert st Adams John, tailor, Ontario st, b Albert st Adamg John R., of Adams & Beck, Cambria st Aithurton Samuel, teacher, bds Albert st Albion hotel, D.M.White, proprietor Alexander Miss, tailoress, Erie road Allan Thomas, teamster, Ontario st Allcock Mrs.Annie, wid John, proprietress Junction hotel, Niles st Alpin James, blacksmith, Caledonia st Altstadt Henry, shoemaker, Nelsoa st Altstadt Herman, clerk, Nelson st Ames James, tailor, Huron st Anderson David, carpenter, bds Ontario st Anderson G.8S, deputy clerk of the peace, bids Albion st Anderson George, carpenter, Eric st Anderson James, laborer, Hibernia st Anderson John, Brunswick st Anderson Wm., machinist, bds Mill st Argo Adam, miller, Willinm st Argo Adam L., proprietor flour mills, fork st, h William st, Argo John, miller, William st Ashmead Henry A, cuoper, Brunswick st Atkinson Edwin J., cabinetmaker, Albert st Atkinson Sumuel, shoemaker, Albert st Avery Samuel, waggonmaker, Outu- rio st Avery William, laborer, Church st Avery William II, gardener, Church st Builey D.T., sherill\u2019s officer, Morning- ton road Bailey D.T., agent British American Assurance Co.; Mornington road Bailey James, bricklayer, Downic st Bailey James, laborer, Gore st Builey Samuel R., of Predham, Walkom & Bailey, Norman st Baird & Birch, hook factory, Erie st Buird George, of Baird & Birch Baker Ilenry, jun, Market sq Baker Henry, waggonmaker, Market 4, h Evie st Ball John, laborer, William st Ballantine, Moore & Co., iron foundry, Ontario st Ballantine William, Moore & Co.Ballantine William, millwright, Doug- Ins st BANK OF MONTREAL, James Hogg, agent, Erie road Barker Henry T., storckecper, Iron st Barker William, shoemaker, 1Iuron st Barnard John, farmer, South st Bate Joseph, hoopmaker, Nelson st Bateman Richard, luborer, Britannia st Battersby Jas., engineer, Brunswick st Baxter James, bar tender, Stratford hotel Beacham Philip, carpenter, Hibernia st Beattie Samuel, shoemaker, Norman st Beatty Edmund J., of Beatty & Sewell, Ontario st BEATTY & SEWELL, barristers, attorneys, solicitors, &c., Ontario st Beck Jonathan, tanner, of Adams & Beck, Church st Beckford William, painter, Brunswick st Belcher Mrs.Mary Jane, wid John, dressmaker, Erie road Bell John, fireman G.T.R., Niles st Bennick James, grain merchant, Norman st Bensley John, night agent G.T.R, Shakespeare st Bensley Robert, baggageman G.T.R., Shakespeare st Bensley Robert, teamster, Erie road Berry John, shoemaker, Evie st Berry Joseph, shoemaker, Erie road Bernard Robert, Church st Bernard Thomas, teamster, Church st Bethune Colin, freight clerk G.T.R, Gore st Beutter Mrs.Catherine, wid John, Albert st Birch George, cabinetmaker, Ontario st Birch John, of J.& P.Birch, Ontario st Birch John & Philip, tinsmiths, Ontario of Ballantine, st Birch Philip, of J.& P.Birch, Qutario st Birch T.J., of Buird & Birch, Caledonia t 8 Birge Cyrus, grocer, Ontario st Blachford Willian, sawyer, William st Blain Jolin, James st Blakely Alex., bookkeeper, Church st Blakley Alexander, bookkeeper, St David st Blatehford Williom, carringemalker, bds Downie st Blumenthal Frank, pedlar, Outario st Boug Bennett, miller, Grange st Bong James, miller; Grange st Bong Jolin, of Jarvis & Bong, Grange st Boggs Willinm, laborer, Cobourg st Boston Matthew, laborer, Brunswick st Bowes John G., barometer maker, Cobourg st Bradfield Joseph, laborer, Brie road Bradfield Joseph, teamster, Evie st Brandenberger William, saloon, Mar- let sq Bruzer George, foreman G.T.R., Douro st ONTARIO.] DOMINION 747 DIRECTORY.STRATFORD.British American Assurance Co., D.T.Bailey, agent Broomhead Mrs.Ann, wid William, Norman st Brown James, signalman G.T.R., Nilcs st Brown John, deputy registrar, Huron st Brown Magnus, carpenter, Niles st Brown Michael, laborer, Elizaheth st Brown Mra.Ellen, wid John, St Elizabeth st Brown William, laborer,Elizabeth st Brown William, laborer, Nelson st Browning Charles, hotelkeeper, Market sq Brownlee James, grocer, Market sq Bruce William, plasterer, Market st Buckingham Frederick, laborer, Huron st BUCKINGHAM WILLIAM, stationer, editor, proprietor and printer Strat- ford Beacon, Ontario st, h St David Buggs William, laborer, Niles st Bullard Henry, blacksmith, Caledonia st Bullard Mrs.Mary, wid John, Charles st Burgess William, carpenter, Gore st Burke Miss Fanny, Ontario st Burns Mrs.Mary, wid James, Douglas st Burritt David B., clerk Division court, office Ontario st, h Albert st Byers George W., tinsmith, Market st, h Cambria st Byers William, Albert st Byrne Miss, dealer in millinery, Ontario st Cain Edward, laborer, Brunswick st Calder John, salesman, Caledonia st Cale Thomas, photographer, Market st, h Ontario st Campbell Anthony, photographer, Erie road, bds Ontario st Campbell Archibald, teawmster, Ontario st Campbell David, cabinetmaker, Ontario st Campbell George, laborer, Hibernia st Campbell James, carpenter, bds Huron st Campbell Stewart, county clerk, resides township of Ellice Campbell William, assistant gaoler, Court house, William st CANADIAN COLONIST, weekly, annual subscription, S2 ; or 81.75 paid in advance ; J.Teuscher, editor, proprietor and printer, Ontario st Card John, merchant, Cobourg st Carey Charles, laborer, Waterloo st Carey James, laborer, Waterloo st Carey John, butcher, Erie st Carey John, contractor, Waterloo st Carey John, laborer, Douro st Carey Martin, telegraph Douro st Carpenter George, carpenter.Downie st Carrall J.A, of Carrall & McCulloch, Mornington road Carrall & McCulloch, barristers, Erie road Carson Mrs.Aun, wid Michael, Ontario st Carson Thomas, printer, Ontario st Carson William, carpenter, Niles st Cartwright Calvin, L.D.S,, surgeon dentist Cassels David, tailor, Erie road Casston Mrs.Ë., wid, ITuron st Caven Alexander, insurance agent, Ontario st, h Norman st Cawstou Charles, farmer Cawstou Mrs, Ellen, wid George, Huron st operator, Chapa Silveste Cheesebrough Joseph, tailor, ton st Chew John, barber, Erie road Chidley Mrs.Mary J.,, wid William Henry, Shakespeare st Chidley Philip, laborer, St David st Chippeden John, laborer, Niles st Éhisley Mrs.Mary Jane, wid William, Shakespeare st Choate Zacheus, agent, Norman st Chowen Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thomas, Huron st Clark Andrew, ticket collector, G.T.R., Niles st CLARK JOHN J., dealer in dry goods, clothing, carpets, groceries, crockery, &c., Ontario st, h Huron st Clark Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, fruit store, Niles st Clark Thomas, accountant, Norman st Clark William M., of Horne & Clark, bds Albion st Clarkson James, teamster, Erie st Claxton John, butcher, Erie st Clements Clement, painter, Albert st Clinnie John, tinsmith, bds Mill st Cloutrer Hercules, carpenter, Shakespeare st Clyde Alex., blacksmith, Church st Cohern John, G.T.R., South st Cole Alfred, engine driver, St David st Collins Edward, tanner.Church st Collins Patrick, laborer, South st Colter James, miller, St.George st Colter Samuel, carpenter, Cobourg st COMMERCIAL HOTEL, John Counter, proprietor, Market sq Cook John, laborer, Rebecca st Cooper John, carpenter, Huron st Corcoran James, grocer, Ontario st, h Church st Corcoran John, laborer, South st Corey Harrison, agent, Waterloo st Corey Isaac B., agent, Ontario st Corey T.F.manufacturer of patent medicines, Ontario st Corn Exchange hotel, Thomas Holliday, proprietor, Market s CORPORATION OF STATFORD, T.Mayne Daly.mayor Corrie John, proprietor Queens Arms hotel, Ontario st Corrigan John, tinsmith, Haron st Council John, woodman G.T.R., bds Niles st COUNTER JOHN, proprietor Commercial hotel, Market sq County gaol, R.Kar.gaoler, WW.Campbell, turnkey: Mrs.Isabella Kay, matron, William st COUNTY TREASURERS OFFICE, Andrew Monteith, Court house, William st Court house, Robert Kay, keeper, William st Cowan Wm.W., blacksmith, Ontario st, h Grange st Craib John, carpenter, Douglas st Crinnon rev.Dean, R.catholic, St Josepl\u2019s church, Huron st Crinnon very rev.father Peter, vicar eneral, diocese of London, Huron st Crispin Charles, painter, bds Albert st Crispin William, jun, painter, bds Albert st Crispin William, of Glendinning & Crispin, bds Albert st Crocker Nicholas C., proprietor Rose hotel, Huron st Cropley Henry, hostler, Market st Crossett James, laborer, Douglas st r, laborer, Erie st Welling- Crossthwaite Walter, proprietor Fountain inn, Ontario st Crothers Samuel, carpenter, Cobourg st Crout Henry, laborer, Erie road Crown Land office, J ohn Sharman, agent Mill st Currie Andrew, carpenter, Albert st Currie Joseph, hostler, Brunswick st Custom House, John Hamilton, collector; James Powell, landing waiter, Shakespeare st Daly colonel John C.W., Church st Daly Hugh, laborer, Vincent st Daly Joseph, cooper, Gore st Daly Robert, cooper, Gore st Daly Thomas M., jun, law student, Erie st DALY THOMAS MAYNE, mayor, Erie st Daly William, cooper, Gore st Dalzell John, lumberman, Huron st Dane William, mechanic, Ontario st Davis Christopher, laborer, Erie st Davis David, green grocer, Ontario st, Market sq Dawzy David, carpenter, Gore st DEAN CHARLES, agent Hamilton Spring brewer, Erie road Denovan rev.Joshua, Baptist, Huron st Dent Edwin, Huron st Devaney John, pedlar, Huron st Dexter Christopher, engine driver, bds at Huron st Dickey Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Robert, Erie road Dodd Albert W., law student, Erie road Dodd Robert S., boarding house, Erie road Dolan Thomas, laborer, Avon st Dolan Thomas, laborer.Cambria st Dominion hotel, John Pearce, proprietor, St David st, cor Downie road Donaghue Mrs.Jane, wid John, Mor- nington road Donaldson Ralph, tailor, Ontario st Donovan John, laborer, Mill st Donovan Michael, laborer, Mill st Down William, dealer, Market sq Draper \u2014, blacksmith, Wellington st Driscoll Michael, laborer, Cambria st Driscoll Timothy, G.T.R., Cambria st Drury John, brakeman G.T.R., Shakespeare st Drury Mrs.Ann, wid William, Shakespeare st Duffer Martin, laborer.Cambria st Dunham John, lumber merchant, Erie road Dunn Henry Peter, waggonmaker, bds Corries hotel, Ontario st Dunn John, foundryman, Douglas st Dunn Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Peter Duperon Norman, telegraph operator.Church st Duperow Charles, blacksmith, Market sq, b Church st Durrant rev.John, Congregationalist, Ontario st Dutton John, druggist, Ontario st, h Birmingham st Dutton Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Frederick, Douglas st Easson William, saw mill, William st Eastman William, laborer, Erie road Edgar William, assistant.postmaster Edger Robert, laborer.Ontario st Edmard A.C., mason.Ontario st Edmard Mrs.Mary, wid, Ontario st Edmondson Henry, boatbuilder, South st Edmund John, laborer.South st Edwards John, proprieter Stratford hotel, Huron st Egmond Ewan, bricklayer, Ontario st Elder G.& J, stave factory, Cooper st STRATFORD.DOMINION 748 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE oF Elder George, of G.& J.Elder, Erie st Elder James, cooper, Erie st Elder John, of G.& J.Elder, Erie st Elkanah Sabben, teamster, Welling- lington st Elliott Walter, laborer, bds Huron st Ellis John, carpenter, Ontario st Elworthy Daniel, laborer, Erie st Emery Wm.R., shoemaker, Cobourg st Emmerton Matthew, carpenter, Wel- ton st Emmerton William, painter, Market st Emmerton William J., printer, Wellington st Ender Henry, carpenter, Gore st Everett Thomas, shoemaker, Erie road Ewart Mrs.Margaret, wid Robert, St Elizabeth st Excen Jacob, laborer, Huron st Falstaff house, Benjamin Sleet, proprietor, Ontario st Farquharson John, shoemaker, St Elizabeth st Farr John, carpenter, Ontario st Finson James, laborer, Ontario st Fisher Daniel, clerk, Ontario st Fisher James, of Woods & Fisher, Ontario st Fitzgerald Thomas, laborer, Albert st Fitzgerald William, shoemaker, Doug- as st Fitzhenry John, laborer, Avon st Flannagan William, laborer, Gore st Fleetham Richard, Wellington st Flynn Edward, laborer, Norman st Flynn Francis, laborer, Caledonia st Flynn Mrs.Mary, wid Terence, Huron st Forbes John, of J.& R.Forbes, Albert st Forbes John & Robert, livery stables, Ontario st Forbes Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, Albert st Forbes Robert, of J.& R.Forbes, Albert st FORMAN GEORGE, claim and real estate agent, Huron st Fortune Wm.W., commercial traveller Foster William S., of Williamson, Foster & Co., Grange st Tothergill Peter, blacksmith, St Elizabeth st Frank George, woollen manufacturer, Norman st Fraser John, tailor, Ontario st, h Huron st ; Fraser John M., fancy goods, Ontario st Fraser William, carpenter, off Morning- ton road French Edward T., carpenter, Church st Fuller Brothers, hardware, Ontario st Fuller Samuel Street, of Marshall & Fuller Fuller Thomas R., of Fuller Brothers, Norman st Fuller William, of Fuller Brothers, Norman st Galloway William, laborer, St David st Gaudy John, marbleworks, Ontario st, h Mill st Gear William N., confectioner, Erie st George Benjamin, bricklayer, Gore st George Mrs.Jennett, wid Dr.J., n Avon st Getchell John J., proprietor Southern hotel, Erie st Gibbons William, Downie road Gibson Henry, confectioner, Market st Gibson John, baker, Ontario st Gibson William, confectioner, Ontario st Gilkinson Mrs.Margery, wid William, Nelson st conductor G.T.R, Gilmore Daniel, laborer, Niles st Gladders Mrs, Sarah Ann, wid Robert, St David st cor Downie road Glasgow house, Andrew Preston, proprietor Glendinning & Crispin, painters, Ontario st Glendinning William A, of Glendin- ning & Crispin Goings Henry, cook, Gore st Goodwin Francis, blacksmith, Eric st Goodwin Frank, of Lynn & Goodwin, Stratford st Good win James, carpenter, St Andrew s Gordon Brothers, general merchants, Ontario st Gordon Henry, of Gordon Brothers, William st Gordon James, general merchant, Ontario st Gordon William, of Gordon Brothers, Britannia st Graber François X., fancy goods, Ontario st Grady Miles, G.T.R., Cambria st Grand Trunk hotel, William S.Robertson, propriefor, Niles st GRANT ALEXANDER, barrister,office Ontario st, h Hibernia st Grant Alexander, laborer, Church st yrant John, laborer, Church st Greaves Samuel, clerk, bds Downie st Green George, engine driver, Niles st Greenly James, carpenter, Ontario st, h Norman st Guthrie Michael, painter, Cobourg st Haisard Charles, shoemaker, Cambria st Halford William, marblecutter, Ontario st Hamilton John, collector of customs, Church st Hammer Charles, blacksmith, bds Huron st Hammer Jacques, blacksmith, Huron st Hanavan M.J., M.D., Ontario st, bds at Corrie\u2019s hotel Hanson Joseph D.Norman st HANVEY & SMITH surgeons, Ontario st HANVEY W.H, M.D, Smith, St Elizabeth st Harrington John, tailor, Erie road Harris George, flax maker, Rebecca st Harris Joseph, tailor, Erie st Harris Mrs.C., dressmaker, Erie road Harrison William, constable, Hibernia st Harvey Geo., cabinetmaker, William st Hawkins Henry, clerk, bds Ontario st Hawkins John, laborer, South st Hay George, undertaker, Ontariost HAYES MICHAEL, of Hayes & Oloane, county attorney and clerk of peace, Oourt house, William st, h Combria st Hayes & Oloane, barristers, Ontario st Hayward Lister, mill owner, Britannia st Hedley Thomas, laborer, Huron st, h Hibernia st Henderson Ths., plasterer, Douglas st Henry Ezekiel, Huron st Henry William, St Andrew st Hepburn Alex,, carpenter,Birmingham st Hepburn William, cabinetmaker, Ontario st Herlihey Joseph, carpenter, Ohurch st Herrington William, carpenter, Wellington st Hesson Samuel R., dry goods, Market sq, h Church st Hetherington Thomas, Eriest Higman John, laborer, John st insurance agent, physicians and of Hanvey & wool carder, Higman John, laborer, Huron st Hildebrand George mason, Gore st Ill Abimelick, cabinetmaker, Norman st Hill Robert, cooper, Cambria st Hilton George A., tanner, Cobourg st, h Brunswick st Hiiton John, baker and confectioner, Market st Hitchcock Mrs.Henry M., Erie st Hodgins James, carpenter, bds Downie st Hofman John, clerk, Albert st Hoffman Joseph, of Hoffman & Son, Ontario st Hoffman Joseph, of Hoffman & Son, Nelson st Hoffman Joseph, & Son, dry goods, Ontario st Hoffman William, clerk, Albert st HOGG JAMES, agent Bank of Montreal, Erie road, h John st Holliday Thomas, proprietor Corn Exchange hotel, Market 4, Holmes John, builder, St David st Horne & Clark, dry goods, Ontario st Horne Gilbert, of Horne & Clark, Norman st Horne Jonathan, soapmaker, William st Horner Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Samuel, Erie road Horner Samuel H., saddler, Erie st Horner Thomas F., carpenter, Erie at Hossie John, deputy sheriff, Norman st Houghton Joseph, Norman st Huff John, carpenter, bds Wellingtonst Huff Walter, laborer, Gore st Huggon Reginald, laborer, Mornington road Hughson Wm., pedlar, Shakespeare st Hulin Henry John, tanner, Birmingham st i Humphry John, blacksmith, Huron st Hutchison Richard, bds Huron st Hyde John, M.D., coroner, Ontario st, h Brunswick st Hyde William, Huron st Idington John, of McFarlane & Idington, James st Thda Lewis, sausage maker, Patrick st Ingram George, laborer Ingram John, laborer Ingram William, nurseryman, Vincent st Inman Mrs.Catherine, wid William, Brunswicl st Irving Robert, carpenter, bds Downie st Irwin Henry, farie rond Jackson John Philip, M.D., Ontario st, hh Albert st Jackson Robert, farmer, Ontario st Jacoby John, clerk, bds Downie st James C., & Co., produce merchants, Market st James Charles, surveyor, Mornington rond James John, Waterloo st Jumes Mrs.Mary Ann, wid William, Brunswick st Jamieson John, tailor, Ontario st Jarvis & Bong, millers, George st Jarvis Frederick, clork, Waterloo st Jarvis Peter R, of Jarvis & Bong, Waterloo st Johns Joseph, collector of taxes and town nssessor, Normnn st Johnson Frederick, painter, Brunswick st Johnson Robert, tailor, Huron st Johnston Andrew, buokkoeper, Ontario st Johnston John, stonecutter, Ontario st Johnstone Mrs.Jane S., wid Archibald, Albert st ONTARIO.] DOMINION 749 DIRECTORY.STRATFORD.JollyEmanuel, tailor, Erie road Jolly rev.W.C., Primitive methodist, Cobourg st Junction hotel, Mrs.Annie, wid John, Allcock, proprietress, Niles st Kagelschatz C.A, tobacconist, Market st Kahn Charles, dentist, Ontario st Kalbfleisch Henry, tailor, Cambria st Kartner William, clerk, bds Downie st Kay Mrs.Isabella, matron County gaol, illiam st Kay Robert, William st Kean William, engineer, Huron st Keays Mrs.Mary, wid R.H,, storekeeper, Huron st Keefe Mrs.Caroline, wid Edward, Caledonia st Keegan Mrs.Eliza, wid John, Ontario + st Kelly Peter, cooper, Erie road Kennedy George F., Mackenzie st Kennedy James, proprietor Terrapin house, Ontario st Kennedy James, signalman G.T.R., bds Niles st Kennedy John, laborer, William st Kenned William, blacksmith, Huron st Kenny Miss, milliner, Erie road Kerfoot Albert, salesman, bds Commercial st Kerr Edward, clerk, bds at Albert st Kerr Gcorge, tanner, Birmingham st King Henry, Nelson st King James, teamster, Ontario st King Mrs.Mary, wid Henry Cobourg st Kinsman Mrs.Ann, wid John, Albert st Kinsman William, moulder, Albert st Kirby Thomas, carpenter, Ontario st Kirk J.G., county engineer and provincial land surveyor, Ontario st Kirby Thomas, Mackenzie st Kirkup Robert, tailor, Caledonia st Kline George, clerk, bds Downie st Klophel & Co., piano warerooms, Erie road Klophel William John, of Klophel & Co., professor of music, Erie road Kneith Joseph, bootmaker, Ontario st Kober George, carventer, Hibernia st Kopenbuger Henry, saddler, Albert st Koppelberger Henry, saddler, Market st Kyle Jas, of Kyle & Nichol, St George st Kyle & Nichol, grain merchants, Market st Lafrigger Moses, hoopmaker, Nelson st Lamb George, storekeeper, Downie road Lang Robert R.law student, Erie st Lannan Miss Delia, Norman st Larkworthy George, butcher, Market, h Ontario st Larson G., cabinetmaker, Charles st Lavel Anthony, laborer, Huron st Lawlor Patrick, carpenter, Caledonia st LAWRENCE GEORGE W., barrister, Erie road Lawson Thomas, shoemaker, Ontario st, h Erie road Lettie Robert, shoemaker, Cobourg st Levell rev.Chas, Wesleyan, Ontario st Leverson Neil, cooper, Erie st Line Alfred, laborer, Elizabeth st LIZARS DANIEL H, county judge, Erie road Leach Peter, carpenter, Huron st Lean Robert, waggonmaker, Church st Lee Charles, tailor, Market sq, h Norman st Legge Henry, shoemaker, Huron st Leopard William, sawyer, Erie st Linton Mrs.Margaret, wid J.G., Wellington st Longtoot John, teamster, William st gaoler, Court house, Longhurst Jesse, cabinetmaker, Shakespeare st LOVELL JOHN, printer and publisher of the Canadian Dominion Directory ; Province of Ontario Directory ; Province of Quebec Directory ; Province of Nova Scotia Directory ; Province of New Brunswick Directory ; Province of Newfoundland Directory ; Province of Prince Edward Island Directory ; Montreal City Directory ; City, Town, County, and Township Directories, throughout the six Provinces.General book and job printer and blank book manufacturer, 23 and 25 St Nicholas, bet St Sacrament and St Paul sts, h 883 St Catherine st, facing Phillips sq, Beaver Hall, Montreal.ue.Lucus Thomas Darcey, M.D., Market sq Lupton William, drover, Niles st Lye George, baggagemaster G.T.R., Milton st Lyons John, blacksmith, Norman st Lynch John, Ontario st Lynn & Goodwin, carriagemakers, Erie st Lynn J.C., of Lynn & Goodwin, Norman st Macdonald James, dry goods, Ontario st Macfarlane A.R., clerk, Ontario st Macfarlane & Idington, barristers, Ontario st Macfarlane Robert, of Macfarlane & Idington, Ontario st Mack Cornelius laborer, Ontario st Mackay A.G., dry goods, Ontario st McAvoy John, proprietor refreshment rooms G.TR, h Shakespeare st olcBirnie Thomas, carpenter McCarthy J., laborer, Mornington road McCarthy John A., constable, Morning- ton road McCarthy Patrick, Hibernia st McCarthy Thomas, constable, Morning- ton road McCauley James, proprietor Victoria hotel, Market sq McCauley John, butcher, Hibernia st McCauley Robt., storekeeper, Huron st McClure Andrew, laborer, Erie st McColl Angus B., agent, Church st McColl rev.BE.C.W.B.A., Congregationalist, Norman st McCoy H.C, inspector G.T.R., Wellington st McCulloch J., auctioneer, Wellington st McCulloch J.A, of Carrall & MeCul- loch, Mornington road McCulloch Mrs., r Ontario st McDonald D.M., builder, Albert st, h Brunswick st McDonald E.A, blacksmith, Ontario st McDonald John G., clerk, Norman st McDonald M., laborer, bds Waterloo st McDonald Mrs.Ann, wid James, Vincent st McDonald R., laborer, r Cambria st McEwen James, carpenter, Albert st McFadden George, farmer, Milton st McFadden James, clerk County court and deputy clerk of Crown, Court, house, William st, b Britannia st McGill Adam, saddler, bds Ontario st McGinn Frank, proprietor billiard saloon, Ontario st, bas Commercial st MeGregar C.J., headmaster Grammar school, Norman st McGregor Donald, Huron st McIntyre John, agent, Cobourg st McKale Thomas, hotelkeeper, rie road McLagan Robert, printer, Downie st McLagan William, farmer, Downie road bookkeeper, bds McLane Andrew, teamster, Erie road McLaren Alexander, travelling agent, Norman st McLennan Alex.laborer, r Cambria st McLeod Daniel, laborer, bds Waterloost McLeod David, shoemaker, Mill st McLeod John M., bootmaker, Ontario st bds at Queen's Arms hote McMillan Donald, carpenter, Niles st McMillan Duncan, carpenter, bds Huron st McNab David, telegraph operator G.T.R.Niles st McNair Alexander, of Alexander McNair & Co., St Elizabeth st McNair Alexander, & Co., dry goods, Ontario st McNamara Michael, mason, Erie st McNaughten William, engineer, Co- bourg st McPhee Donald, laborer, Hibernia st McPhee Lawrence, laborer, Nelson st McPhee William, carpenter McPherson Alexander, upholsterer, Hibernia st McPherson Daniel R., flour and provision dealer, Ontario st, h Norman st McPherson George W., law student, Norman st McPherson rev.Thomas, Presbyterian, Norman st McQuaig Hugh, laborer, bds Waterloo st McRae John, laborer, St David st McTavish James, laborer, r Cambria st MADDOCKS THOMAS, dealer in grain, and all kinds of country produce, Market sq, h Huron st Markham Charles, clerk, William st MARRIAGE LICENSES, William H.Mowatt, issuer, Ontario st Marshall Andrew, grain merchant, Downie road Marshall Francis A.of Marshall & Fuller, Niles st Marshall & Fuller, flax scoutchers, Niles st Marshall John, commission merchant, Erie road Marshall Mrs., wid J., William st Marshall Walter, commission merchant.Downie st Marshall William, tailor, Huron st Marshall William R., commission merchant, Ontario st Mason John, printer, Cobourg st Mason William, laborer, Nelson st Matheson Alexander, beacon office, Ontario st Matheson John, foreman, Niles st Mattheson John, laborer, bds Huron st Maxwell Mrs.Mary Ann, wid John, boarding house, Albert st Megan James & Peter, grocers, Market st Menteith Robert, clerk, Market st MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA, C.H.Ransom, agent, Erie road Miller Arnoldus, teacher, Ontario st Miller Louis, pedlar, Cambria st Miller Thomas, official assignee, St Elizabeth st Miller William J., sawyer, Erie st Mills Sydney, shoemaker, Brunswick st Milue John, grocer, Ontario st Milne Robert, shoemaker, Queen st Milvin David, miller, Grange st Mingay James Thomas, freight clerk, Ontario st Mitchell John, bricklayer, bd Markest st Mitchell J., carpenter, Shakespeare st Mitchell John, laborer, Market st Mitchell Mrs.Catherine, wid John, storekeeper STRATFORD.DOMINION 750 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF Moderwell Malcolm C., clerk, Norman st MODERWELL ROBERT sheriff, John st MONTEITH ANDREW, M.P.P., county treasurer, court house, William st, resides in Downie Monteith John, laborer, r South st MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Thos.Winter, manager, Ontario st Moore James KE.cabinetmaker, St David st Moore John, of Ballantine, Moore & Co., bds Market sq Morrison James, clerk, Nelson st Morrison Thomas, teamster, Elizabeth st Morrison William G., clerk, Cambria st Morrow Henry, clerk, Niles st MOWATT WILLIAM H, land and insurance agent, conveyancer and issuer of marriage licenses, Ontario st Mullingson Robert, laborer, William st Muma Charles, clerk, bds Commercial st Munn John, foreman printer, Stratford st Munroe Robert, teamster, Ontario st Murphy James, laborer, Shakespeare st Murphy Stephen, Erie st Murray James H., teller Merchants bank, Erie road \"Myers Robert, bootmaker, Market sq Nasmyth & Co., chemists and druggists, Ontario st Nasmyth James H., of Nasmyth & Co., St George st National Life Assurance Co., William Mowat, agent, Ontario st Needham William, cooper, Market sq Neil Michael, laborer, Ontario st \u2018Neil Samuel, laborer, Cobourg st Newcomb Henry, bank porter, Wellington st Newton Thomas, clerk, South st Nichol Angus, medical student, Niles st Nichol Charles, foreman, Erie road Nichol David, carpenter, William st Nichol Hugh, of Kyle & Nichol, St David st Nichol Peter, hosier, Ontario st Nichol Thomas, laborer, Rebecca st Nichols James, carpenter, Douglas st Nisbet William, laborer, Brunswick st Nopper Alfred, clerk, bds Huron st Norfolk Joseph, tanner, St Patrick st Nornabell John, laborer, Nelson st Norris Frederick, carpenter, Norman st North American hotel, William Worth, proprietor, Market sq Nott amuel, laborer, William st (Brian Michael, laborer, Jones st O'Brian Terence, clerk, Niles st O'Donnell Charles, blacksmith, James st O'Donnell James, Caledonia st O'Donnell William, Caledonia st O'Higgins John, J.P, grocer, Ontario st O'Leary Arthur, laborer, Albert st O'Loane Lawrence, Hibernia st O'Sullivan Mrs.Hannah, wid Dennis, Avon st Odbert John J., stoves and tinware, Ontario st, bds Market st Oliver John, laborer, William gt Oloane James, of Hayes & Oloane, Hibernia st Oloane Lawrence T., postmaster, Onta- riost Olstead Henry, shoemaker, Nelson st Oman John, carpenter, William st Osborn William, pump manufactory, Waterloo st Osborne Charles, bricklayer,Rebecca st Owen John, photographer, Ontario st, h George st Page W, H,, clerk, Ontario st Parker John, stoves and tinware, Erie road, h Church st Parmee Alfred, bar tender, Market st Parmee George, painter, bds Market st Parmer Alfred, painter, Market sq Pattello John, carpenter, Erie st Pattershall William, farmer, Morning- ton road Patterson D., pookkeeper, Falstaff st Patterson James, blacksmith, bds Ontario st Patterson Mrs.Mary, grocery, Market s Patterson rev.Ephraim, M.À.,ch of England, William st Peakert Edward, gunsmith, Ontario st Pearce John, proprietor Dominion hotel, Downie st Pearce Thomas, bar tender, Downie st Peckert Charles, clerk, Albert st Pell Thomas, miller, Shakespeare st Pengally John, painter, Cobourg st Pengally Mrs.Mary A., Cobourg st Perry John, bricklayer, South st Perry Mrs.Dorcas, wid W.B., Morning- ton road Perth Mutual Fire Insurance Co, William Mowat, secretary, Ontariost Peters Nicholas, carpenter, Nelson st Pethick John, carpenter, Caledonia st Pethick W., hotel eeper, Market sq Petrie Archibald, accountant Merchants Bank of Canada, Erie road Phipps Frederick, book pedlar, William t wid William, s Phipps Thomas, millwright, Avon st Pike Richard, blacksmith, Huron st Pinch Daniel, pumpmaker, Church st Plummer George, laborer, Erie st Porteous Mrs.Ann, wid John, Britannia st Poole Henry, of Ballantine, Moore & Co., bds Market sq Porteous William, St Elizabeth st Porter Edward, clerk, bds Erie st Porter Wesley, laborer, Douro st Powell James, landing waiter, Erie road Powell Robert, tinsmith, Church st Pratt John, of Pratt & Shields, Erie road Pratt John, veterinary surgeon, Ontario st Pratt & Shields, soda water, factory, Erie road Presbyterian church, rev.T.McPherson, minister, Norman st Preston Andrew, proprietor Glasgow house, Ontario st Pridham Jasper, of Pridham, Walkom & Bailey Pridham, Walkom & Bailey, carriage manufacturers, Huron st Purtel Michael Taborer, Charles st Queens Arms hotel, John Corrie, proprietor, Ontario st Quinn Mrs.Catherine, wid Peter, Huron st Quip Charles, laborer, William st Raby Augustus F., watchmaker, Market st, h Downie st Radaway William, Church st Raggs Robert, carpenter, Nelson st RANSON CHARLES IT, agent Merchants bank, Erie road Reader Olement, bricklayer, Nelson st REDFORD JAMES, broker, commission merchant, &c., Albert st cor Downio road, h Huron st Registry office, William Smith, regis- \u201c trar ; John Brown, deputy registrar, Hamilton st Reid John, wa Reynolds Mrs.ntario st carriage builder, onmaker, Huron st argaret, wid Lewellyn, Reynett John, carpenter, Shakespeare st Rice George, butcher, Church st Rice John, saddler, Ontario st Rice Thomas, cuttle dealer, Albert sf Richards John, sectioman GTR, Douro st Ridicliff William, butcher, Market st Rieby Augustus F., watchmaker, Market sq Rigg Benjamin, Erie road Rigg Benjamin, soapmaker, St Elizabeth st Rigg Isnac D., saw mill, Brie road Rigg William, machinist, Wellington st Riggin John, storeman, Milton st Riggs Robert, carpenter, Nelson st Riggs William, sawyer, Wellington st Roach Michael, blacksmith, William st Roun Maurice, stage driver ROBB J.M., editor Herald, Huron st Roberts John S., suloon, Market sq Roberts Samuel, boarding house, Downie road Robertson John, laborer, William st Robertson William S., proprietor Grand Trunk hotel, Niles st Robinson Alexander, carpenter, bds Huron st Rofte rev.C.W., Primitive methodist, Cobourg st Roffey William, proprietor Union hotel, Ontario st Roman Catholic separate school, Cornelius Sullivan, teacher, Huron st Ronder Henry, cooper, Ontario st Rooney Mrs.Susanna, wid William, Brunswick st Rose hotel, Nicholas C.Crocker, proprietor, Huron st Rose John, mason, Birmingham st Ross Hugh, carpenter, bds Huron st Ross John, produce merchant, Market sq, h Water st Royal Canadian bank, James Young, manager, Market st Royal hotel, Robert Terrebery, proprietor, Huron st Rubeck John, weaver, Ontario st RUFF WILLIAM B.agent Labatis brewery, office Water st, h Wellington st Ruse Charles, carpenter, Hibernia st Rutherford James S., commission merchant, Market sq, h Downieroné Rutledge Mrs.Ellen, wid Thomas, Milton st Salter John, tinsmith, St Andrews st Suyers John, farmer, Norman st Scanlan James, laborer, Caledonia st Scanlan Thomas, blacksmith, Huron st Schneider John, clerk, bds at Albert st Scholz John F., whipmaker, Erie road Schonmyer Andrew, grocer, Market sq Schonmeyer Gustave, laborer, Cambria st Schonmeyer Jacob, laborer, Nelson st Scott Alexander, merchant, Douglas st Scott David, grain merchant, Albert st, office Market st Scott George, Ontario st Scott John À, dry goods, Ontario st Scott Mrs, Georgo, private school, Ontario st Scown John, plasterer, William st Scown Philip, plasterer, St Elizabeth st Scown Wm., plasterer, St, Elizabeth st Scrimgoour Alex,, jun., builder, Mill st Scrimgeour Alexander, sen, builder, Mill st Scrimageour David, builder, Mill st Scrimgoour Jas., carpenter, Vincont 8 and proprietor * ONTARIO] Seago Henry, carpenter, Albert st Seago John, laborer, Albert st Sebben George, farmer, South st Selvage Robert, blacksmith, Huron st SERVICE LIEUT.COL.ROBERT 8S, commanding 28th Batt.and brigade major, Ontario st Sewell Henry, of Beatty & Sewell, town clerk, Norman st Shannan James, machinist Sharman James, foreman, St Patrick st Sharman John, crown land agent, office Mill st, h Avon st SHARMAN JOSEPH, proprietor Strat- ford Agricultural works, St Patrick st, L Huron st.Sharman William E., bookkeeper, Co- bourg st Shaver Peter R., M.D., coroner, Ontario st, h Brunswick st Sheen George, carpenter, Nelson st Sheriffs office, Robt.Moderwell, sheriff ; John Hossie, deputy sheriff ; D.T.Bailey, bailiff, William st Sherman James Sherman John, jun., farmer, Douglas st Sherman Robert, farmer, Douglas st Shields Charles, Waterloo st Shields James, Waterloo st Shields Russell, of Pratt & Shields, Erie road Shillington James, clerk, bds Ontario st Sibbins Charles, laborer, Wellington st Sibbins Edward, Erie st Sillifant John, laborer Simeon James, saddler, Ontario st \u2018Simmon George, South st Simpson Henry, laborer, Erie st Sinclair James C., school teacher, Erie road Slater Charles, tailor, Huron st Sleet Benjamin, proprietor Falstaff house, Ontario st \u2018Smiley William, commission merchant, St Andrew st Smith Alexander, tannery, St Davi Smith Charles, cooper, Cambria st Smith George, M.D, of Hanvey & Smith Douglas st Smith Henry, laborer, Brunswick st Smith James G., of R.& J.G.Smith, St George st Smith John, fruit store, r Cambria st Smith Mrs.Ann, wid J.Sidney, Morn- ington road Smith R.& J.G., barristers, Ontario st Smith Robert, of R.& J.G.Smith, Douglas st -Smith Robert À, tanner, Church st Smith William, registrar, resides in township of Downie Smithwick P.J., commission merchant, Waterloo st -Smye Joseph, waggonmaker, Hibernia st proprietor Stratford st Snazell Samuel, bricklayer, Erie st Southern hotel, Jobn J.Getchell, proprictor, Erie st Sparr Casper, laborer, Cambria st St James church, rev.E.Patterson, incumbent, George st St Joseph church, rev.dean Crinnon, priest, Turon st Stauton John, laborer, Waterloo st Steele John, tailor, Douglas st Steele William, engineer, St George st Steet Jas, car inspector, G.T.R., Gore st Stephenson Geo., station master G.T.R.Stewart John, joiner, St George st Stewart John M., grocer, Ontario st Stewart Mrs.Isabella, wid Donald, Albert st DOMINION Stone George, bookbinder, Ontario st, h William st Stone George S., cabinetmaker, William st Stone Wm,, shoemaker, Wellington st Stoney John L., grocer, Ontario st, Brunswick st STONEY THOMAS, saddler, Market st, h Ontario st STRATFORD AGRICULTURAL WORKS, J.Sharman, proprietor, Brunswick st STRATFORD BEACON, weekly, annual subscription $2 ; William, Buckingham, editor, proprietor and printer, Ontario st Stratford County Grammar school, C.J.McGregor, M.A.headmaster, A.Miller, principal Common school and assistant teacher, Norman st STRATFORD HERALD, weekly, annual subscription $1.50 ; John M.Robb, proprietor and printer Stratford hotel, John Edwards, proprietor, Huron st Stratford tanuery, A.Smith, proprietor, St David st Stratford woollen mill, J.Sugden & Sons, Ontario st Strathy Edward W., accountant Bank of Montreal, Erie road Stubbs John, laborer, Nelson st SUGDEN J., & SONS, manufacturers of tweeds, woollen cloths, shirtings and flannels, and proprietors Strat- ford woollen mill, Ontario st Sugden John, of J Sugden & Sons, Norman st Sugden Noah W., of J.Sugden & Sons, Norman st Sugden Samuel S., of J.Sugden & Sons, Norman st Sullivan Cornelius, Nelson st Sullivan John, farmer, Vincent st Suilivan Michael, laborer, Mercer st Sullivan Mrs.Elizabeth, Ontario st Sullivan Mrs.Mary, wid Edw., Church st Sullivan Patrick, laborer, Cambria st Swalwell Robert, laborer, Cobourg st Swift James, teamster, Brunswick st Taylor George, finisher, St Elizabeth st Taylor James, carpenter, Ontario st Taylor James, teamster, Cobourg st Terrapin house, James Kennedy, proprietor, Ontario st Terrebery Robert, hotel, Huron st TEUSCHER JACOB, editor, proprietor and printer Canadian Colonist, Ontario st Thomas John, baker, Market sq Thompsen Richard, commission merchant, Market sq, h South st Thwaytes Henry, livery stable Market sq Tinsley John, tailor, Douglas st Tinson James, engineer, Church st Toban Charles, painter, bds Erie st Tobin Thomas, bailiff, Ontario st Todd James, carpenter, Douglas st Todd Thomas, laborer, Huron st Toole Patrick, foreman ashery, Huron school teacher, proprietor Royal st Toole Patrick, potashmaker, Albert st Towner Samuel, woodman G.T.R., Gore st Transome Thomas, of Klophel & Co, Grange st Tune George, laborer, Huron st Turner J: oseph G., billiard room, Erie st, h William st Turner Mrs.Janet, wid Henry, tailoress, Erie road 751 DIRECTORY.STRATFORD.Turner John, laborer, Gore st Uberlacker Henry, butcher, Erie road Union hotel, William Roffey, proprietor, Ontario st Urchell Mrs.Ann,wid Wm., Hibernia st Urqubart Alexander, woollen manufacturer, bds at Huron st Vanatter John, cabinetmaker Mill st Vanstone James, carpenter, Mill st Vanstone John, waggonmaker, Mill st Vaughan Christopher, stave cutter, Erie roa Vaughan Mrs.Ann, boarding house, Wellington st \u201c Venton William, saddler, Ontario st Victoria hotel James McCaulay, proprietor, Market sq Vincent James, foreman woodworks G.T.R.Ontario st Vippen David, cabinetmaker, Shakespeare st Vivian Mrs.Maria, wid John, Cobourg st \u2018Wade John, waggonmaker, Nelson st Wady James, shoemaker, William st Wagner James N., stonemason, Erie st Wagner Robert L., carpenter, Erie st Wagner Robt.R., brakeman, Cobourg st Wait Jacob, waggonmaker, Nelson st Walker James F.auditor G.T.R, South st Walker Jobn, produce dealer, Nelson st \u2018Walker William, Ontario st Walker Wm, laborer, bds Waterloo st Walkom James.of Pridham, Walkom & Bailey, bds Huron st Wall George J., druggist, Vincent st \u2018Walter John, blacksmith, Ontario st Walters Henry W., blacksmith, Waterloo st, h Ontario st Wanzel W.F., insurance agent, Wellington st Ward Henry, clerk, bds Wellington st Wardle George, clerk, Huron st WARDLE GEORGE, operator Montreal Telegraph Co., Ontario st Wardle George, shoemaker, Huron st Ware George, barber, Market st Watson Joseph, grocer, Erie road Watson Miss Violet, Douglas st Watson Peter, grain merchant, John and Douglas sts Watson William, cooper, Cambria st Waugh George J, chemist, Ontario st Way John, shoemaker, Brunswick st Weimer Otto, stonemason, Hibernia st Welsh George, engine driver, Victoria cor st Welsh John, laborer, Church st \u2018Welsh John, mechanic, bds Downie st Welsh John watchmaker, Ontario st, h Church st Weininger Joseph, grocer, tavernkeeper, Erie road Werrell Ths, pumpmaker, St George st Wesley John, laborer, Gore st Western Assurance Co, William, Mowat, agent, Ontario st Whaley William, drover, Huron st Whitchurch Joseph, moulder, Mill st White Benjamin G., laborer, Erie st White Dorwin M., proprietor Albion hotel White Joseph, teamster, Market st Whitehead Ernest S., watchmaker, Ontario st, h Wellington st Wilcock Thomas, laborer, Albert st Williams Joseph, hostlerWilson's ho tel Williams Mrs.Harriett, wid Edward, Ontario st Williams Mrs.Harriett, wid Richard, Ontario st } Williamson Alexanden jun., of Williamson, Foster & Co., Grange st \u20ac STR-STR DOMINION 752 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE or Williamson Alexander, sen, tailor, Ontario st Williamson, Foster & Co., dry goods, Ontario st Williamson John R., clerk, bds Ontario st Willis J.L., storekeeper, Downie road cor St David st Wilson Abraham, miller, St George st Wilson Daniel, laborer, William st Wilson George, bar tender Wilson's hotel Wilson Hugh, carpenter, Church st Wilson James, Brunswick st Wilson James, carpenter, Brunswick st Wilson James, clerk, bds Church st Wilson James, bar tend :r Wilson's hotel Wilson James, jun., Brunswick st Wilson John, finisher, Norman st Wilson John, proprietor Wilson's hotel, Huron st Wilson Joseph, cooper, Wilson's hotel Wilson Mrs.Amelia, wid Thomas, grocer, Market sq Wilson W.B,, laborer, Ontario st Wilson's hotel, J.Wilson, proprietor, Huron st Winkler Frederick, painter, Erie st, h \u2018Wellington st Winters Thomas, express agent, office Montreal Telegraph Co., h Caledonia t s Witte Albert, weaver, Nelson st Woodroffe Charles, butcher, Erie road Woods & Fisher, barristers, Ontario st Woods James, farmer, Huron st Woods James P., of Woods & Fisher, Huron st Workman Frederick, of W.F.Workman & Co., bds St George st Workman W.& F., hardware, Ontario st Workman William, of W.F.Workman & Co.bds St George st Worth John, butcher, Market st, h Erie st Worth William, proprietor North American hotel, Market sq Worthington Peter, teamster, Wellington st Wray Thos., bricklayer, Shakespeare st Wreford Ephraim, carpenter, Ontario st Yeandle Thomas, blacksmith, Huron st, h Caledonia st York Charles, sectionman G.T.R., bds Niles st Young James, agent Royal Canadian bank, St George st Young James, ginger beer maker STRATHALLAN \u2014 À village on the Woodstock and Stratford gravel road, township of East Zorra, county of Oxford, Distant from Woodstock, the county town and a station of the Great Western railway, 7 miles, fare 25c.; from Tavistock, a station on the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, fare 25c.; from London 38 miles.Mail daily.Population about 160, Bartholemew Dennis, carpenter Beam Henry, farmer Beam John, farmer Brigham James, farmer Buckell Thomas, farmer Burton John, farmer Caldwell \u2014, blacksmith Campbell Robert, jun., farmer Caunghlin Patrick, laborer Chambers Edward, farmer Cook Alfred B., farmer Cook Tsaac N., laborer Dunn Thomas, farmer Dunster George, of Geo.& Wm.Dunster Dunster George & William, dealers in boots and shoes Dunster William, of Geo & Wm.Dunster Fox Thomas Glaves Heury, farmer Harrington Gerard farmer Harrington Hiram, farmer Harrington John, farmer Harwood Henry, farmer Holmes Donald, farmer Hooper Mrs.Mary, wid Charles Jacques Job, farmer Kennedy Andrew, farmer King George, butcher King James, blacksmith Dappin James, innkeeper Lappin John, barber Last James, farmer Last John, pedlar Loveys Thomas, farmer McKay Daniel W., township clerk McKenzie Miss Mary, teacher McKenzie Mrs.Mary, school teacher Meacham Walter, M.D.Meadows William, farmer Murray Alexander, of Murray Brothers Murray Brothers, carpenters Murray George, farmer Murray James, of Murray Brothers Murray John, of Murray Brothers Nauskible John, butcher Osborne William, farmer Oxborrow Mrs.Jane, wid Plasket Timothy, Pratt Nathaniel, farmer Rounds Sylvester, farmer Rowland Thomas, farmer Shadwick Adam, farmer Shadwick Hiram, farmer Skelton Joseph, farmer Smith Duncan, farmer Smith Grafton, deputy reeve, farmer Stewart William, farmer, councillor Vandecar John O., postmaster, storekeeper Webber George, farmer Webber John, farmer Webber Robert, farmer STRATHBURN\u2014 A small place in the township of Mosa, county of Middlesex, Distant from Glencoe, a station of the Great Western railway, 24 miles, from Strathroy 20 miles, from London 32 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 60.Beeton Thomas, J.P., farmer Berdan David, farmer Bray William, farmer Bryant Benjamin, farmer Clark George, farmer Code Richard, J.P., farmer Coulthard Andrew, miller Coyne John, farmer Currie George, farmer Dobie David, JP, farmer Ferguson Robert, blacksmith Graves Mrs.Hannah, wid Peter Hyndman Neil, farmer Lockwood Wallace, farmer McAlpine John, farmer McBean William, farmer McKenzie William, farmer McNabb Peter, farmer McRae Christopher, farmer McRae Hugh, postmaster, storekeeper McRae James IL, farmer McRae Kenneth, farmer McRae Phillip i, farmer Scarlett William, cabinetmaker Steinhoff Jacob, shoemaker Stewart Duncan, farmer Stewart James, farmer Sutherland rev.W.R., Presbyterian Thompson Andrew, J.P., farmer Thompson John, farmer Tristain John, furmer Webster William, farmer STRATHNAIRN\u2014A small place in the township of St Vincent, county of Grey.Distant from Meaford 9 miles from Owen Sound, the county town, 18 miles, from Collingwood, the terminus of tho Northern railway, 40 miles.Mail weekly.Hartman John, farmer Inglis Josepl, postmaster, farmer STRATHROY\u2014An incorporated town on the river Sydenham, townships of Adelaide and Caradoe, county of Middle- sex.It ls an important station on the Surnia branch of the Great Western rail way, and was Incorporated in 1870, There are a number of factories here, including a woollen fiuctory and two foundries, nlso great facilities for the manufacture of agricultural implements.À large quantity of giain, timber and staves is an- nua'ly exported from this place.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from London 22 miles, from Sarnia 40 miles, Mail daily.Population about 8,000.Adair Daniel, carpenter Aikins John, blacksmith Aldwell Edward, stoves Alexander James, saloonkeeper Allen Miss, milliner Anderson William, drover Andrews James, butcher Armstrong William H., collector Inland revenue Arnold Miss Harriet, dressmaker Allwood Peter H., auctioneer Auld Mrs.Euphemia, wid J., milliner AUSTIN ELAM F., inventor, bds Commercial hotel Avery William, butcher Bailey Thomas, blacksmith BAKER R.,, & CO.dry goods and milliner Baker Richard, of R.Baker & Co.Baker William Banghart James & Co., sodawater Banghart Michael, innkeeper Barber Walker, painter Barnes John Baskerville James, of J.& J.W.Bask- erville Baskerville J.& J.W., cabinetmakers Baskerville John William, of J.& J.W.Baskerville Bateman Thomas H., grocer Beattie Alexander IF, auctioneer Bell Archibald, barrister Bell Richard, jun., tailor Belyea Jesse, oyster saloon Bentley Robert, J.P., farmer Best Benjamin, painter Bettridge William, M.D.BILLINGTON GEORGE, M.D., county coroner and surgeon 26th battalion militia Black John, railroad contractor Blashill Willinm, watchmaker Bolton W.H., farmer Bond John, grocer Bowling Isaac, barber Bradley Mrs.Mary wid William Brett James, grocer Brett Walter, furmer Brown John Brown Robert, reeve, farmer Bullard Luthor, livery stable Bullen & Milne, grocers Bullen Wm.I, jun,, of Bullen & Milne Burnett George, clerk \u2019 Buttery Joseph, farmer Cameron rev.Archibald, Baptist Cameron & Ritchie, boots nnd shoes Onmeron Wm, of Cameron & Ritchie Campbell John, farmer Oampbell Mrs.Mary, wid John Oanadinn Bank of Commerce, J.S.Small, agent DOMINION 753 DIRECTORY.ONTARIO.] STRATHROY.Carrs Henry, photographer Fitzpatrick Thomas, blacksmith Lenfestey John, tanner Carruthers Andrew, glove maker Fletcher Miles, carpenter Lenfestey Thomas, carpenter Carson Samuel, shoemaker Chalmers William, tinsmith Chamberlain & Gibbard, druggists Chamberlain 8.G., of Chamberlain & Gibbard Chesley Jordan, carpenter Clark William G., barber Clement W.C., farmer Clothier Richard H., patent agent Colter Charles, dentist Commercial hotel, Charles Hutchins, proprietor Cook James H., painter Cooper Cornelius, blacksmith Cooper Henry, carpenter Cooper James, farmer Cooper James C., woollen factory Corey Thomas, farmer Cornell Mrs.Mar aret, dressmaker Cowan Richard, M.D.Coy Richard, tailor Craig Francis J., of Elliott, Crawford & Craig Craig Joh Crawford & Craig Crealy Truman, farmer Crispin Thomas, tinsmith Cummer Alvin E, spinner Currie Hugh, farmer Curry John, grocer David David, laborer Davidson Andrew, sawyer Decow John L., clerk Degroat James, laborer Delacy Stephen, waggonmaker Delamare Thomas, clerk Dell Hiram, clerk Dell Solomon, carpenter Devine Thomas, laborer DEWAN JAMES D., J.P, groceries, wines and liquors Dim Albert, potter Donley James, innkeeper Douglass Thomas, butcher Doyle James, laborer Doyle James, tanner Dryman William, clerk Dubois John, of Joseph Dubois & Son Dubois Joseph, of Joseph Dubois & Son Dubois Joseph & Son, coopers Dumbrill Richard, & Co., hardware Eakins Samuel A.) cabinetmaker Edwards E.G., M.D.Edwards Henry, painter Eagan rev.Patrick, R.catholic ELLIOTT, CRAWFORD & CRAIG, proprietors Phenix foundry and agn- cultural implement makers Elliott James B., storekeeper Elliott Joun, of Elliott, Crawford & Craig resides at London Elliott Phomas, carpenter Elliott William, farmer Ellis John, warper English James, station master English Miss Annie, telegraph operator Evely William, veterinary surgeon Evens James W., laborer .Ewer William H., stationer EXCHANGE HÔTEL, William Long, proprietor Farquher Mrs.Jane, wid John FAWCETT T., & BRO., sash, door and blind factory, contractors and builders Fawcett Thomas, of Faweett T.& Bro.PPawcett William, of Fawcett T.& Bro.Ferguson John N, watchmaker Ferguson Mrs.Mary, wid William Fernley George, farmer Fitzpatrick Jumes, saloonkeeper laborer amuel, of Elliott, Crawford Flowers Henry, groom Frank John Franks Sol., rake and cradle factory Fraser William, carpenter Gahan rev.N., R.catholic Geary Theophilus J., druggist Geddes Mrs.Martha, wid James, boarding house German George G., boots and shoes Gibbard J., of Chamberlain & Gibbard Gott William, cabinetmaker Goodson rev.George, Wesleyan Goodwin Abraham, grocer Gordon George, storekeeper Goulding Thomas, laborer Griffith Collins, pattern maker Griffith rev.Alonzo E., Wesleyan Hagarty Edward, laborer _ Hainsworth Joshua, groom Haley Peter, painter Harris William, farmer Harrison Francis L., cabinetmaker Harvey James, cooper Hawken Thomas, laborer Heard M.& C., dressmakers Henderson A.J.G., of Henderson & Co.Henderson & Co., dry goods Henderson Gregg, M.D.Hill Robert, cabinetmaker Hilton Alexander, cabinetmaker Hilton Friend, shoemaker HOARE WALTER W.M.D.Hodgkinson James, tinsmith Holden Moses, shoemaker Hughes Frederick J., harnessmaker Humpidge F.A., cabinetmaker Humpidge Walter, billiard room Huntley A.T., agent Husband Alleyn, insurance agent Hutton Joseph, woollen facto Hutchins Charles, proprietor cial hotei Irwin & Co., photographers Jack Robert, drayman Jackson George, farmer Jackson Geo., of Jackson, Vary & Co.Jackson, Vary & Co., agricultural implement makers Jackson William, laborer James Benjamin, currier Johnson Philip, wool carder Johnston Alexander, banker JOHNSTON J.G., printer ef the Strath- roy Times JOHNSTON WILLIAM M, land agent, notary, commissioner, conveyancer Jones G.L., storekeeper Jones George, bookkeeper Jones James, farmer Jury Jonas, farmer Keefer James, county clerk Kenney Theodore M., grocer Kerr Cornelius & Co., dry goods Kettlewell Richard, farmer Kettlewell William, farmer Keyes John, blacksmith Kinder Edward, painter Kittredge Alfred A., broker Kuapp Charles F., innkeeper Knight Thomas, farmer Laird William P, attorney Lamon George, farmer Laughton George B., farmer Lauler John D., carriagemaker Lazenby George, carpenter Lea William, storekeeper Leake Edward, mason Le Gallee Thomas, grist mill Lemon William, storekeeper Lenfestey James, grain dealer Lenfestey John, express agent Lenfestey John, grain dealer 51 Tommer- Lepage Anselone, tanner Lodge Thomas, cooper LONG WILLIAM, proprietor Exchange hotel Longhead James, oil borer Lovell A.R., farmer LOVELL JOHN, printer and publisher of the Canadian Dominion}Direetory ; Province of Ontario Directory ; Province of Quebec Directory; Province of Nova Scotia Directory; Province of New Brunswick Directory ; Province of Newfoundland Directory; Province of Prince Edward Island Directory; Montreal City Directory ; City, Town, County and Township Directories throughout the six Provinces ; general book and job printer and blank book manufacturer, 23 and 25 St Nicholas, bet St Sacrament and St Paul sts, h 883 St Catherine st, facing Phillips sq, Beaver hall, Montreal, Que.Low Richard, G.W.R., Bathurst Lowry James, foundry Lucking & Cox, butchers Lundy rev.William, Presbyterian MACKINTOSH CHARLES H., postmaster, proprietor of the Strathroy Dispatch Mackintosh H.B, deputy postmaster Mackintosh Mrs.L., wid William McBride John, blacksmith McClain Neil, farmer McCloud William, carpenter McCOLL HUGH, proprietor of tbe Strathroy Age McCully Wright, joiner McEwan George, moulder McGarvey J., blacksmith McGowan Timothy smallwares McGregor Robert C., livery stable MeGugan Godfrey, farmer McGuire B., farmer McIntosh Alexander, of McIntosh & Co.McIntosh & Co., dry goods Mec Intyre David C., M.D.McKeen James, shoemaker McKellar Adeline, wid Dr.D.S.McKellar Walter, laborer McKillop Donald, grocer McLeod William, carpenter MeMarshall Thomas, tailor McMillin Josiah, storekeeper McTaggart Alexander, M.D.MeVicker Daniel, engineer MAGINN R,, proprietor and publisher of the Strathroy Times Mann Eli, of Jackson, Vary & Co.Mann George A., stoves Mann John, carpenter Manning Thomas, shoemaker Mansfield George, of J.& G.Mansfield Mansfield John & George, grain desters Mansfield John, of J.& G.Mansfield Manson James, broker Manson John, tailor Martin John, woollen factory Martyn John P., insurance agent Mawby Thomas, laborer Meek William H, builder Meekison Andrew, grocer Mellon William, machinist Mills Isabella, storekeeper Milne George W., of Bullen & Milne MILNER LLIAM, inventor and patentee of Milners improved mallea- le waggon stake, cutter, bench and knees, and bent waggon hounds Mitchell Alexander, cooper MONTREAL TELÈGRAPH CO, Miss Annie English, operator Moore Isaac, innkeeper STR-STR Moore William Morrison Peter, tailor MOTHERSILL JOSEPH, M.D., coroner Moyle Richard, farmer Mulholland John, laborer Murdock William, J.P., reeve Murray William, dry goods Neal George, plasterer New J erusalem church rev.Richard Saul, minister Newton Joseph, Methodist Nicholson Robert, lumberer Noble James, dry goods 0\u2019Callaghan John, storekeeper O'Dwyer Patrick, grocer (O'Keeffe Patrick, grocer Orchard George, rugeist ohn Page Ars.Mary, wid Patterson rev.Steward, ch of England Payne Charles O., farmer Payne John, farmer Peacock George, tailor Pearce & Polley, dry goods Pearce William F., of Pearce & Polley PHŒNIX FOUNDRY, Elliott, Crawford & Craig, proprietors Pike Charles, tailor Pincombe Richard, miller Polley Alvin, of Pearce & Polley Portwood Christopher, gardener Post John, baker Powers John, farmer Prangley George, innkeeper Public Grammar and Common school, R.W.Young, principal Purcell Brothers, clothiers Purcell William James, of Purcell Bros.Purcell Wilson, of Purcell Bros.Rapley Thomas, farmer Rapley William, dry goods Ray Samuel H., photographer Reid John, blacksmith Richard Robert, assessors Richardson Mrs.Fanny Richardson Robert, chairmaker Richardson Thomas, of Vanstaden & Co.Richardson William, road commissioner Riddell Andrew, cloth dresser Riddle John, wood turner Rielly Thomas, farmer Riley Mrs.Margaret Ritchie Robert, of Cameron & Ritchie Robb William, bricklayer ROBBS ALEXANDER, manager Strath- roy woollen works Robertson John, carpenter Rose Hugh, laborer Rose Mrs, Willimina, wid Hugh Ross David, clerk Ross George W., temperance lecturer Rothwell Harry, clerk Rymal George, farmer Sadleir Thomas, harnessmaker Saul rev.Richard, New Jerusalem Saul Richard R., drover Saxton Mahlon B, grocer Scatcherd & Bro., barristers Scatcherd Robert C., of Scatcherd & Bro.Scatcherd Thomas, of Scatcherd & Bro.Schultheis Francis, marblecutter Scoon John A., J B, conveyancer Scott Chester G., dry goods Scott Joseph, carpenter Scott Thaddeus B., grocer Sharp Thomas H,, flour and grain Shaw George, carpenter Shaw John, plasterer Sickles John, moulder Small J.S., agent Bank of Commerce Small Joseph C., clerk Division court Smith Austin A., clerk Smith George Ww, carpenter DOMINION 754 DIRECTORY.Smith James W., carpenter Smith Lewis H., broker Smith Mrs.Smith Mrs, Enmly, wid Bdwin H.Smith Mrs.Mandana, wid Isaac Smith Thomas H., professor of music Smith William C., drover Snell Thomas, jun., brewer Snell Thomas, seu., maltster Spurr William, shoomaker Square John, farmer Statia Mrs.L., wid John Stepler John Stevenson Alexander, harnessmaker STONEHOUSE EDWARD, law chancery and conveyancer Stonchouse Mrs, wid Edward STRATHROY AGE, weekly, annual subscription $1.26; Hugh McColl, proprictor and printer STRATHROY DISPATCH, weekly, annual subscription $1.50; C.H Mackintosh, proprietor and printer STRATHROY TIMES, weekly, annual subscription $1.25; R.Magimnn, proprietor ; J.G.Johnston, printer STRATHROY WOOLLENMANUFAC- TURING CO., A.Robbs, manager Street Alfred Stuart William H., confectioner Thomas William, laborer THOMPSON EDWARD, general hardware Thompson George, soapmaker Thompson George W., bookseller Thompson James, farmer Thompson Pidge, farmer Thompson Thomas, farmer Thompson William, shoemaker Tisdall Frederick J., bailiff Vanstaden & Co., hubbs and spokes Vanstaden William C., of Vanstaden & Co.Vary David, of Jackson & Co.Vernon Henry, butcher Wadams Will am farmer Walker William B., clerk Ware Edward, laborer Weatherly George L., of Weatherly & on Weatherly John, of Weatherly & Son Weatherly John, & Son, tailors Wilcox Mrs, E., wid Abel Wilcox William, farmer Wilkins Mrs.Samuel, seminary Wilkins Samuel, accountant Wilkinson Leonard, waggonmaker Wilkinson William, soapmaker Williams Michael, farmer Williston rev.John K., Wesleyan Wilson Joseph, lumberer Winlow Jacob, town clerk Wood George, clerk Woodward John, butcher Woodworth Charles, waggonmaker Wright James, shoemaker Wynne Ambrose, innkeeper Young Richard W.prime) al public Grammar school, bde at Mrs.Oamp- bell\u2019s Young Seth, storekeeper « STRAUSBERG\u2014A small village in the township nnd county of Watorloo.Distant from New Aberdeen } mile, from Berlin, the county town and u station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4} miles, from Toronto, 65 miles.Population about 60.Cressman Isaac, farmer Dabot John, laborer Eby Moses, farmer Hunter William T., blacksmith # Tho post office is at New Aberdoon.[PROVINCE OF srael Jacob, farmer Lang Charles, couper Lee Robert, waggonmaker Salsberry Mrs, Mary, wid Sherrington Thomas, farmer Stauffer Noah, farmer Swartz Henry, laborer Walder Henry, hotel and storekeeper Weber Noah, farmer STREETSVILLE\u2014 An incorporated viilagé on the gravel road to Port Credit, township of l'oronto, county of Peel.It has an extensive trade in all descriptions of woollens, flour, pot and pearl barley, Jumbor and carriages, and is a good market for wheat and other grains, Montreal Telegraph Co.has an oflice here.Distant from Port Credit, a station of the Great Western railway, 10 miles, fare40c.; from Brumpton, the county town, 10 miles, from Toronto 23 miles.Mail daily.Popu- ation about 1000.Aitken William, machinist ALLEN GEORGE, tailor Atkinson William, shoemaker Bamford Charles, waggonmaker Bamford Christopher, carpenter Bamford William, carpenter Barnhart Soloman J., printer BARBER BROTHERS, woollen manufacturers, lumber dealers, and general merchants Barber Robert, jun., of Barber Brothers Barber Robert, sen., of Barber Brothers Barber William, of Barber Brothers Barclay Matthew, farmer Bartley Charles, laborer Bartley John, laborer Batiste John, blacksmith Beaty John T., of Beaty & Mitchell Beaty & Mitchell, woollen manufacturers BEATY ROBERT K.J.P.general merchant Beaty William, tailor Beaty Thomas K., flouring mills Beavis Thomas, laborer Beggs John, cooper Bennett Mrs.Sarah, wid Blackwell John, saddler Bonum James, laborer Bradley E., wool sorter Brookbank Samuel, carpenter Brown Charles, laborer Brown Jobn, proprietor Streetsville hotel Butcher John, baker Oallanan Andrew, farmer, Callanan John, farmer Callanan John, jun, farmer Callanan William, farmer Cardinell Freeman, sawyer Cardinell William, laborer Carten Henry, teumster Oassols James, carpenter Oaslor George, carpenter Clegg William, weaver Clement rev.Edwin, Wesleyan Clements William, miller Coates George, spinuer Congdon John, mason Congdon Samuel, mason Congdon William, mason Cook Peter, farmer Cooper John, loom maker Orozior Richard, farmer Crumbie John, M.D, J.P.Crumbio M.Culligan Charles, laborer Culligan John, laborer Cumminge Cornelius, blacksmith Cunningham & Brothor, tinsmiths Cunningham Matthew, of Ounninghan & Brother ONTARTO.] DOMINION 755 DIRECTORY.SrR-\u2014Som Cunningham William, & Brother Dandie Thomas, painter Davidson James, mason Davidson James H., mason Douglas Charles, M.D.Eakins John, J.P, farmer Edwards Richard, laborer Elliott Robert, carpenter\u2019 EMBLETON BROTHERS, general store and telegraph office Embleton Wm., of Embleton Brothers Embleton John, of Embleton Brothers Falkner Harvey, clerk Falkner J., wool sorter Fawley Thomas, weaver Fogerty Jeremiah, tailor Franklin Bennett, lumber dealer Frankland Robert, waggonmaker Fulton Joseph, laborer Geeson W., clerk Gill Thomas, stage driver Glendinning John, farmer Globe hotel, William Harris, proprietor Gooder Joseph, weaver Gooderham \u2018James, of Gooderham & Worts GOODERHAM & WORTS, general store and millers Gordon William, laborer Graydon John, mason GRAYDON ROBERT, postmaster, stationery and fancy goods Graydon William, shoemaker Grimshaw Robert T., proprietor Telegraph hotel Hall Asa, bookkeeper Hana Alexander, spinner Hance William, spinner Hardy William, carpenter, mason Harris William, proprietor Globe hotel Hawkins George, laborer Hawkins Mrs., widow Hetherington Henry, teamster Heron Mrs.Mary, wid Patrick Heron William, mason Hill George, laborer Hinchcliffe George, carder Holoran Patrick, tailor Hoy Archibald, shoemaker Howard George, blacksmith Howard Henry, blacksmith Hughes James, warper Irwin Robert, potter James George, spinner Johnston Alexander, scourer Johnston Robert, watchman Jones John, mason Jones Thomas, mason Jones Robert, mason Kent Nicholas, carpenter Kenney Joseph F., blacksmith Lamb Benjamin, bookkeeper Lane Andrew, tailor Leslie William, laborer Lewis Leander, painter Livingstone James, joiner McAuley George, teacher McGarson James, laborer MoConvill James, farmer MeCouvill Janes, laborer McOutheheon J oseph, laborer Magill Daniel, pensioner Marra Peter, Inborer McGusker Bernard, blacksmith McDonald Michael, tailor cDonald John, laborer eKoig George, waggonmaker MeKeith William, foreman spinner McKenzie William, dyer Milne Robert, boarding house lichael Mrs., wid Robert fitchell Lawreuce, laborer Mitchell Mrs, Margaret, wid Matthew of Cunningham Mitchell Timothy, of Beaty & Mitchell MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Em- bleton Brothers, agents Morrisey Patrick, laborer Montgomery Richard, waggonmaker Mullin Mrs.M.A., widow Murphy Thomas, laborer Nutt Edward O., butcher Oliver Robert, harnessmaker Pallister Michael, laborer Parry John, spinner Patterson Mrs.Agnes, wid Ths., ladies school Pinney Wm.J, village clerk, treasurer Ready Thomas, laborer Rich Alfred Rich George, clerk Routledge Henry, farmer Rutledge Christopher, farmer Rutledge John, farmer Rutledge Mrs., wid J.E.Simpson Adam, J.P.notary, clerk of court Skiles James, laborer Spence James, manager for R.K.Beattie Stephens Joynes, waggonmaker Sterling James, carpenter Sterling Joseph, carpenter Sterling William, teamster Street Timothy.farmer Streetsville botel, John Brown, proprietor Taylor Miss Annie, milliner and dressmaker Telegraph hotel, Robert T.Grimshaw, proprietor Thompson John, miller Thorpe John, miller TORONTO WOOLLEN MILLS, Barber Brothers, proprietors Travis E., carder Travis Thomas, laborer Trimble John, teamster Trimble Joseph, laborer Trimble Mrs.Sarah, wid William Webb William, clerk Welsh James, laborer Westney rev.W.B.A, ch of England Wilkins Mrs.Mary Ann, wid John Wiliamson Mrs., wid Alexander Willson John, farmer Woods James McB., M.D.Worthington James, carpenter Fores Jas.G., of Gooderham & Worts ilie Mrs.Margaret, wid William Zlatinich John, paperhanger STROMNESS\u2014A small village on the Welland canal feeder, township of Sher brooke, county of Haldimand.Distent from Dunnville, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 5 miles, from Port Colborne, on Lake Erie, 16 miles, from Cayuga, the county town, 20 miles.Maildaily.\u201d Population about 100.Benner George Benner Robert L., blacksmith Benson Albert, postmaster, blacksmith Benson E.F., assistant postmaster Chambers Stewart, laborer Dodge Warren, blacksmith Dougher General, farmer Dougher James, farmer Eaton Charles, shoemaker Galbraith Archibald, jun.innkeeper and grocer Galbraith Archibald, sen., J.P., farmer Harris George, waggonmaker Honsberger Henry, laborer Hutchinson William, reeve, merchant Kavanagh John F,, harnessmaker Kneely Abraham, carpenter Latimer George, farmer Logan Thomas, J.P., farmer - McArtney Mrs.Margaret, wid William McCalium captain Donald McCallum John J., school teacher McCallum Lauchlin, J.P., M.P., grist and saw mill and ship owner McDonald Archibald, storekeeper McKnight Samuel, sailor Mc¢Omick John, laborer Moss Mrs.Pamelia, wid James, innkeeper Parker Mrs.Catherine Pattison Joseph W., school teacher Root John, J.P., farmer .Speck Robert, framer Speck William, captain Westcott Daniel, farmer SUMMERSTOWN\u2014A small villagein the township of Carlottenburgh, county of Glengarry.Distant from ancaston, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 2} miles, from Kingston 120 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 75.Baker A.J, postmaster, storekeeper Baker Peter B., assistant postmaster Blondin Isaac, shoemaker Cameron John A., farmer Craig James, M.P.P., contractor G.T.R.Deruchie John, carriagemaker Fitzpatrick James, blacksmith Grant Henry, carpenter Kennedy Thomas, blacksmith Loney Wellington, blacksmith McDonald Angus, carpenter McLeod William, J.P., farmer Renshaw George, wharfinger Summers Mrs.D., hotelkeeper *SUMMERSMILL\u2014A small village on Lake Huron, township of Bosanquet, county of Lambton.Distant from Wid.der station, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 11 miles.Population about 30.Campbell David Fritz William Johnston John, miller Parant John Farant J oseph ummers (George, shingle facto Whiting Willian 8 7 SUMMER VILLE\u2014A village on Dun- das Street, township of Toronto, county of Peel.Distant from Mimico, a station ofthe Great Western railway, 44 miles, from Loronto 12 miles, fare 35¢ ; from Brampton, the county town, 14 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Alderson James, farmer Bay Horse hotel, James Woods, proprietor Breckenridge Alexander, laborer Brown Joseph, farmer Cairnes Thomas, gardener Cook Mrs.Jane Currie Mrs.Mary Ann Dorsey Robert, carpenter Edwards John, laborer English Mrs.Mary Fleming James, blacksmith Fulton Charles, barber Garbet Robert, farmer Green J., laborer Johnston John, farmer Johnston Thomas, waggonmaker Jordan Patrick, laborer McKinney John, painter Maghir Matthew, farmer Maricle John,} proprietor Summerville hotel Murray Alexander, blacksmith O'Brien James, farmer O'Brien Wm., postmaster, storekeeper Pallet Henry, farmer Pallet Robert, farmer Prescott James, laborer * The'post off ce is at Browgter. Sun-SwE DOMINION 756 DIRECTORY.{ProvINoz oP Shaver William, farmer Silverthorn Francis, farmer Silverthorn N., farmer Summerville hotel, John Maricle, proprietor Truman Culhan, farmer Umpleby Thomas, farmer Walker James, laborer Ward Andrew Watson William, bootmaker Weir Mrs.Charlotte, wid John Weller James, laborer Wilcox Allen, farmer Woods James, proprietor Bay Horse hotel SUNBURY\u2014A village in the township of Storrington, county of Frontenac, Distant from Kingston 12 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 80.Chambers rev.Thomas, Presbyterian Gay Robert, waggonmaker McBride John, postmaster, grocer Nobbs George, blacksmith Spooner James, tavern SUNDERLAND\u2014A small village in the township of Brock, county of Ontario.The Toronto and Nipissing railway will have a station here.Distant from Whit- by, the county town and 8 station of the Grand Trunk railway, 28 miles, fare 81.25.Mail daily.Population about 100.Blanchard Henry, carpenter Brethour Henry, farmer Brethour James, farmer Brethour John, school teacher Bryson John, butcher Buck James, laborer Campbell Alexander, hotelkeeper Colleran Thomas, blacksmith Common school, John Brethour, school teacher Conlin Henry, storekeeper Demill rev À.B., New Connexion\u2019 methodist Doble James, farmer French William, carpenter Gillespie Malcolm, J.P., farmer Gorden William, farmer Hill George, farmer Humphrey Michael, hotelkeeper Hurd John W., storekeeper Jones A.M.F., carpenter Jones John C., postmaster Jones Lorenzo, farmer Jones Mrs.Janet, wid William McFadden Archibald, farmer McFadden Neil, farmer New Connexion methodist church, rev.A.B.Demill, minister Parritt Robert, storekeeper Steffins Nicholas, farmer Sullivan M.G., shoemaker \u2018Waddell James, farmer SUNNIDA LE\u2014A village in the township of the same name, county of Sim- coe.It isa flagstation of the Northern railway.Distant from New Lowell 2milos, from Collingwood 14 miles, from Barrie, the county town, 18 miles, from Bell wart 30 miles, from Bradford 88 miles, from Toronto 80 miles, Population about Brasher & Carter, shingle factory Brasher Frederick, of Brasher & Carter Carter James, of Brasher & Carter Forkin Patrick, laborer Gillespie Alexander, postmaster Glen James, merchant Gordon William, farmer Greig David, blacksmith Hollins John, laborer \u2018Jennings Thomas, farmer J ohnson David, farmer Johnston George, farmer Johnston Isaac, farmer Johnston James, farmer Johnston Leah, farmer Johnston William, farmer McCarty Jeremiah, farmer Murphy James, laborer Orr & Sons, merchants Orr James, of Orr & Sons Orr John, of Orr & Sons Ruthman William, farmer Satchell James, contractor White George, contractor SUTHERLAND'S CORNERS\u2014A small village in tho township of Euphemia county of Bothwell, Distant from Bothwell à station of the Grent Western railway, b miles, from London 40 miles.Mail daily.Population about 80, Armstrong William, farmer Campbell Duncan, farmer Culley Thomas, farmer Deacon William, farmer Gage James A., shoemaker MacKey William J., farmer McAuslin Andrew, farmer McGugan Angus, farmer McKeown H.& M., & Co., coopers McKeown Henry, of H.& M.McKeown & Co.McKeown James W., postmaster, storekeeper and shoemaker McKeown Moses, of H.& M.McKeown & Co.McLane Angus, farmer Switzer Thomas J., farmer Tanner John, jun., lumber dealer and carpenter Walker James, farmer willis Richard, sen., farmer * SUTTON\u2014A village in the township of Georgina, county of York.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Bell Ewart, a station of the Northern railway, 10 miles, fare 50c.; from Toronto 65 miles.Mail daily.Population about 300, Anderson Arthur, farmer Anderson Mrs.Margaret, wid James Armstrong Robert, bootmaker Blanchard Joseph, cooper Bourchier John, postmaster,storekeeper, miller, &ec.Brooks William, bootmaker ! Brown John, laborer COLE WARREN P,, tinplate worker Comer Mrs.Eleanor, farmer Ego Angus, farmer Evans R.H, liquors Fetkin Thomas, saddler ou George, storekeeper Gibson Mrs.E., farmer Habgood John, shoemaker Hill Moses, tanner Howard Charles IL, farmer Kay Joseph, farmer Kemp George, butcher Labonté Joseph, tanner Lyall William, farmer McCardell James, storekeeper MoDONALD JOHN, proprietor Queon\u2019s hotel McDonald Neil, farmer McLaughlin Martin, cabinetmaker MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Moren James, shoemaker Mossington Albert, farmor Mossington Mrs, wid Mark Mossington T., farmer Myers Ulric, laborer Nichol Robert, tailor Noble Charles T., M.D.*The post office is called Georgina.Nolan Michael, farmer QUEEN'S HOTEL, John McDonald, proprietor Ramsay William, carpenter Ritchie rev William, M.A, canon ch of England Shephard J., hotelkeeper Sibbald captain Thomas, farmer Till Robert, waggonmaker STEVENSON JAMES R., general store TOUNLEY WM.D., photographer and news dealer Treloar Henry, J.P., blacksmith Watson David,F., miller Zwickie J ehoaltim, saddler SWEABURG\u2014A village in the township of West Oxford, county of Oxford.1t contains two steam saw mills and one grist mill, and a large quantity of lumber s exported yearly.Distant {from Beach- ville, à station of the Great Western railway, 5 miles, from Woodstock, the county town, 6 miles, from London 30 Tiles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about Baker Hugh, laborer BASTEDO JOSEPH R., saw mill Bennett Mrs.Jane wid James Briggs Daniel, farmer Budd John, lumber dealer Carr John, grist and saw mill Carr John, farmer Carr Thomas, farmer Case Joshua, laborer Caulton William, M.D.Caulton William, school teacher Cody Franklin, farmer Cody James A.storekeeper Cody Warren, carpenter Cody Warren, farmer Collier John, innkeeper Collins John, laborer Coventry James, farmer Cross Dorin, laborer Cross Oscar, sawyer Cumming John, farmer Cuthbert Charles, farmer Cuthbert John, farmer Cuthbert Peter, farmer Cuthbert Robert, farmer Outhbert William, farmer Dawson George, carpenter Dowl Robert G., sawyer Doyle Burpee, butcher Doyle John, shingle maker Doyle William H., farmer Drummond James, sawyer Flood Harvey, postmaster, storekeeper Gee William, farmer Lawrence John, laborer Lester Joseph, laborer Long Enoch, farmer Long John, farmer MeAlley Hugh, farmer McOlellan Donald, blacksmith McIntosh John, mill stone manufac turer Manzer James, farmer Palister William, laboror Peart W., teacher Reiny George, laborer Runnels Harvey, laborer Spoar Joseph, suwyer Thompson Preservid, laborer Thornton Benjamin, J.P., farmor Thornton Blicker B., farmer Thornton Herman, farmer Thornton Reuben, farmer Thornton William, farmer Todd Duvid, mason Wardell Thomas, laborer Withrow Benjumin, builder Withrow Joseph, sawyer White Edward, faboror ONTARIO.) DOMINION 757 DIRECTORY.Swe-Tax *SWEET\u2019S CORNERS\u2014A small place in the township of Rainham, county o.Haldimand, Distant from Rainham mile, from Cayuga, the county town, miles, from Dunnville, a station ,of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 11 miles, fare 374c.; from Port Dover, on Lake Erie, 23 miles, fare $1.Population about 60.Ot Sy Bessay William, storekeeper Betts Miss, teacher Cooper Francis E., storekeeper Culp Isaac Ellsworth Ervin H., farmer Ellsworth Leander, blacksmith Fite Jacob, bailiff 4th Division court Fitzgerald William, farmer Fry Miss Priscilla, school teacher Havil Richard A., waggonmaker Raible Martin, cabinetmaker Snider Frederick, shoemaker Zimmerman Barnard, local preacher Zimmerman Henry, farmer SWITZERVILLE\u2014A village in the township of Ernestown, county of Lennox and Addington.Distant from Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 54 miles, fare 50¢c.Mail tri-weekly.Popa.lation about 250.Asselstine Billings, machinist Chapman Albert C., farmer Doran William, cheese factory Empey Thomas, farmer McKim John N., J.P., cheese factory McKim Martin, farmer MARRIAGE LICENSES, Calvin W.Miller, J.P, issuer Martin William, farmer MILLER CALVIN W.J.P, postmaster, commissioner, issuer of marriage licenses Miller James L., farmer Miller Mitchell, farmer Neville Mitchel, J.P., preacher Percy John, J.P., township councillor Rose Alexander, J.P., farmer Spafford Luke C., J.P., farmer Switzer Anson, farmer Switzer C.M., farmer Switzer Christy, farmer Switzer R.R., farmer Thompson Joseph, farmer Frontenac hotel, George Ockley, proprietor Garvin James, shoemaker | Gordon W.S., storekeeper Grant James, J.P., farmer Griffith William, storekeeper Garley Walter, storekeeper Haight David, blacksmith Healey James, blacksmith Horswell Mrs.Jane Hyatt David, grocer Ivey John, tailor .Jaquith William E., sen., wheelwright Joyner Charles, J.P., farmer Knight Isaac, laborer .Lacy rev.John, Primitive methodist Lahey James, storekeeper Lawrence William, township treasurer Lockhart John, shoemaker Mace Mrs.Mary, wid, William Mace William D., councillor McConnell Robert, township collector McGuin Samuel Owen, land surveyor McKinstrey Henry, laborer McRory John, reeve Madden Hugh, postmaster, storekeeper MARRIAGE LICENSES, Thomas Coppinger, issuer Marshal Mrs.Mary Moon Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas Nichols Joseph, J.P., farmer Nox Charles, laborer Ockley Geo., proprietor Frontenac hotel Richardson William, carder Ruttan Crammer, laborer Ruttan David Absalom, carpenter Rutledge George, sen., J.P.Ruttan Charles, deputy reeve, clerk of Division court Ruttan William J., carpenter Ryan Mrs., wid Andrew, grocer Simkins Bailley, J.P., farmer Sauls John, stone mason Sleavin Mrs.Rose, wid James Switzer John, farmer Switzer, John, proprietor Sydenham hotel Sydenham hotel, John Switzer, proprietor Upham Edward, hotelkeeper Vallier Daniel, carpenter Williams David, J.P., farmer {SYDENH A NI\u2014 A village on the outlet of Slout\u2019s Lake, township of Lough- borough, county of Frontenac.Distant from Kingston, a station of the Grand Trunk railway 16 miles, fare 87ic.Mail daily.Population about 460.Amey Adam, farmer; Amey Nelson, carpenter Andrews rev, John H,, Episcopal methodist Ash David, M.D.Babcock Solomon, laborer Blake John, farmer Blakesley Jeremiah, laborer Boyce William, druggist Buck Albert, blacksmith Caldwell Willinm T., insurance agent Chown Lewis, tinsmith Carscallen Thomas, carpenter Coppinger Thomas, tailor, issuer of marriage licenses Davis James Wesley, school teacher Davy Adam Frinwood, millwright Dawson John, tailor Dear Henry, stage proprietor Donnelly Mrs, Isabella, wid James Dunlop Neil, M.D.Foxton Jumes, photographer Vanalstine Lambert, blacksmith Vanluvan Brothers, harnessmakers Vanluvan John B., of Vanluvan Brothers Vanluvan Michael, of Vanluvan Brothers Vrett John, laborer Waters Wallace D., bailiff Waters Buckley, turner William Cornelius, wheelwright Wellis rev.C.P., Primitive methodist Wood captain Gilbert, farmer Wood James, of Wood & Abrams, of Verona SYLVAN\u2014A small village in the township of West Williams, county of Middle- sex.Lumbering is carried on to a large extent in this neighborhood.Distant from Widder, a station ofthe Grand Trunk rail way, 5 miles, from Park Hill 7 miles, from London 82 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 80.Blanchard Wilson, farmer Brown George, farmer Burns John, cabinetmaker Campbell Robert, farmer Channer William Collins Charles, laborer Corby James, shoemaker Dawson John, postmaster Elliott John, lumberer Gordon James, weaver * The post office is at Rainham, 1 The post office is called Loughborough.Grierson John, farmer Hall John, farmer James Henry, farmer Johnson Clark, carpenter Johnson H.D., teacher Johnson Henry, laborer Knight Phillip, farmer Knight Thomas, farmer Mason Jabez, waggonmaker McCuish Murdock, blacksmith McElmurry Joseph, laborer Mott S., farmer Nicholson Thomas, farmer Odell Charles, storekeeper Oliver Andrew, waggonmaker Peck Richard, farmer Powell Caleb, farmer Proctor Edward M., lumberer Randall James, potash manufacturer Randall Samuel, farmer Randall William, jun., brickmaker Randall William, sen., weaver Robson William J., blacksmith Thompson David, farmer Thompson John, laborer Tummonds Charles, farmer Tummonds William, farmer Vernon Moses, farmer Whitelane Alexander, laborer Yager Henry, laborer TAMWORTH\u2014A flourishing village on Salmon River, township of Sheffield, county of Lennox and Addington.Montreal Telegraph Co.will open an office here in the spring of 1871.\"Distant from Napanee, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 20 miles, fare \u20ac1.; from Kingston 36 miles, fare $1.25.Mail daily.Population about 500.Adair John, farmer Adair Robert, carpenter Adair Thomas, cabinetmaker Addington house, Richard Douglas, proprietor Aylsworth & Hoffman, druggists and booksellers AYLSWORTH JAMES, of Aylsworth & Hoffman, postmaster and commissioner in B.R,, &ec.Belch James, of H.Douglas & Co.Bell David, laborer Bell Gilbert, farmer Bell Mrs.Chloe, wid Andrew Bell Thomas, farmer Bolger George, shoemaker Bock John, miller Canada Co., Simeon Loyst, agent Carscallen James, bailiff Carscallen Peter F., bailiff Chamberlain John D., of Forshee & Chamberlain Clark Benjamin, laborer Copeland John, blacksmith Coulter Andrew, councillor Davids George, harnessmaker Douglas Andrew C., storekeeper Douglas Henry & Co., storekeeper, resides at Napanee Douglas Richard, Addington house Downey Robert, & Brother, storekeepers Drader John, cooper Dunn Samuel, baker Embury Valentine, baker Frizzel John, farmer Floyd John, tailor Forshee & Chamberlain, grocers Forshee George R., of Forshee & Chamberlain, painter and sign writer Frettz Mrs.Ann, wid John, dressmaker Gilmore Daniel, councillor Goodwin George, saddler and harness maker Grange J.& R., saw and grist mill Grange John, of J.& R.Gran Grange Robert, of J.& R.Grange Hannas George, farmer TAM-TAv DOMINION 758 DIRECTORY.[ProvINoE oF Harvey Patrick, tailor Hazzard Alexander, farmer and township treasurer Hazzard Richard, farmer Hayes John, laborer Hooper & Oliver, storekeepers Huf Thomas, laborer Hoffman James C., of Aylsworth & Hoffman, resides in Napanee Hunter Paul, carpenter Hyland Edward, farmer Jennings Isaac, laborer Johnston Thomas, clerk Jones Richard, carding mill Joyner Gideon, of H.& G.Joyner JOYNER H.& G., grist and saw mill, factory and foundry Joyner Henry, of H.& G.Joyner Kennedy Adam, farmer Knight James, M.D.Leech rev.Wesley, Wesleyan Loyst Joseph, farmer Loyst Simeon, agent for Canada Co.Martin\u2018Sherman, waggonmaker McAdams Samuel, laborer McKim Elias, innkeeper and blacksmith Miller G.R., & Son, agricultural implements Miller George C., tanner and harness- maker Miller George R., of G.R.Miller & Son Miller Wn.H., of G.R.Miller & Son Milligan James, farmer Necly Reuben, J.P., clerk 8th Division court Nimmo rev.John H., ch of England Oliver James M., of Hooper & Oliver Parks William, waggonmakerg Paul Robert, councillor Perry Daniel, laborer Perry Ebenezer, crown land agent Phillips David, tinsmith Preslie Mrs.Mary, wid, seamstress Richardson George, blacksmith Ring David, cabinetmaker Ring Edward, cooper Rose Daniel E., of Rose & Rose Rose & Rose, general store and druggists .Rose William A., of Rose & Rose Service rev.William, Episcopal metho- ist Sherman John, storekeeper Shields Charles, storekeeper Shields James, township clerk, carriage maker Shields Sampson, clerk Shorey John W., grocer Smith Benjamin, laborer Smith James M., photographer and washing machine manufacturer Smith Robert McD., storekeeper TAMWORTH HOUSE, Luke Wheeler, proprietor Teepell Peter, carpenter Thornton Hawley, storekeeper Thurston Jason, cabinetmaker Vandewater Peter, grocer Vandewater Reuben W., storekceper Wager Leonard, farmer Wellington Mrs.Sophia, wid Charles Wheeler Alonzo, shoemaker Wheeler James, millwright Wheeler John, farmer WHEELER LUKE A, proprietor Tamworth house Wormworth Matthew J., blacksmith Young Norman, carpenter A, TAPLEYTOWN\u2014A village in the township of Saltflcet, county of Went- worth.Distant from Hamilton, the county town and a station of the Great Western railway, 1mile, from Toronto 50 miles, Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Alway Enoch, M.D.Calverly Joseph, butcher Clark John, pumpmaker Clark John, sen., farmer Clark Mires, laborer ; Cheyne rev.Gco., M.A., Presbyterian Clark William M., laborer Combs Lewis, carpenter Combs William H., carpenter Dewitt George, farmer Dougherty Henry, farmer .Draper rev.James, Episcopal methodist Harris Samuel d, postmaster, storekeeper Howard John, blacksmith Jamieson John, bootmalker Norton John, laborer Norton John, sen., farmer Petitt William, blacksmith Ptolemy John, mason Soules John, farmer Springstead John, farmer TARA\u2014A village in the township of Arran, county of Bruce.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Owen Sound 16 miles, fare $1; from Southampton 16 miles, fare #1; from Walker- ton, the county town, 80 miles, from Col- lingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 60 miles, fare $3; from Toronto 154 iles.Maildaily.Population about Allan J.W., carpenter Brown James, waggonmaker Chesterfield Peter cabinetmaker Drinkwater Joseph, furniture maker Greer John, shoemaker Grey James, grist mill Hamilton John, yeoman Hanley John, weaver HISLOP JOHN, operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Mill John, carpenter Hunter John, tanner Hutchison George, saw mill Jordan Hugh, saddier Kellow Moses, carpenter Lennox Andrew, weaver Lacke Charles, clerk dealer Lumsden J.M., farmer McClosky James, pottery MeFarlane William, weaver MONTREAL TELEGRAPII CO., John Hislop, operator Newton Thomas.carpenter Noble E.A., yeoman Reid John hatelkeeper Richards Thomas, bricklayer Richard H.N., yeoman Ritchie David l'., school teacher Robertson Alexander, tailor Robertson Joseph, of Robertson Kramer Robertson & Kramer, dealery Shannon Isaac, tinsmith Shaw Isaac, blacksmith Taylor James, M.D.Thomas Willinm, blacksmith Thompson Thomas, carding mill Tobey John, postmaster, dealer Turner Samuel, hotelkeeper Whitford Vandusen, dealer TARBERT\u2014A small place in the township of Luther, county of Waelling- ton.Distant from Elora, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 25 miles, and from the proposed Luther station of the Toronto.Grey and Bruce railway 4} miles, Mull bi-weekly.Population about 50.Baxter Mark, blacksmith & Gerolamy William A., fanning mill |: Baxter William, waggonmaker Laxton William, constable McBain James, steam saw mill McDougall Hugh, J.P.McMurchy M., postmaster Westover William, shoemaker TATLOOK\u2014A small place in the township of Darling, county of Lanark.Distant from Almonte, a station of the Brock- ville and Ottawa railway, 20 miles, from Porth 28 miles.Mail weekly.Guthrie Mrs.M., postmistress TAVISTOCK\u2014A flourishing village in the townships of East Zorra and South Liusthope, between the counties of Oxford and Perth.Manufacturing resources are abundant.A considerable number of mills are in operation in the vicinity.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.This is a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway.Distant from Stratford 8 miles, from Woodstock, the county town, 14 miles, from Paris 22 miles.Mail daily.Population about 500.American Merchants Union Express Co., G.D.Matheson, agent Armstrong Arthur, farmer Asmus August, tailor Becberger August, butcher Boeckmer John, shoemaker Cairns William, station agent G.T.R.Caister James, farmer DINSLEY WILLIAM P.operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Falck George, cooper Gerhard' Valentine, of Stineman & Gerhard Gordon William E., of Matheson & Gordon Gravenstein George, mason Grayson John, farmer Hansuld Valentine, storekeeper Hessel Frederick, herbalist Hoffmann Henry, of J.Zimmerman & Co.Kalbfleisch Henry, farmer Kalbfleisch John, of Kalbfleisch & Shafe Kalbfleisch & Shafe, cabinetmakers Kaufmann Detrick, innkeeper Krug Frederick, general store Kube Robert, tinsmith Low John, mason Lutz Charles, clerk McKellar John, farmer Malcolm George, flour and grist mill Matheson George D., postmaster, express agent and tavernkeeper Matheson & Gordon, blacksmiths Matheson Samuel, of Matheson & Gordon Mohr Lewis, clerk MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., William P.Dinsley, operator Morlock William, farmer Moxly William, foreman flax mill Murray Alexander, carpenter Pfrander Jacob, tanner Pimper Willinm, harnessmaker Poelman Thomas, engineer Javon Charles, engineer Reibling Henry, waggonmaker Reid Robert, borer Robinson George, cloth dresser Redding Henry, shoemaker Roth Benedict, farmer Ruby Joseph, farmer Rutherford Johnson, grocer Salzer Jacob, tailor Schilbe Martin, of J.Zimmerman & Oo.Scott Duncan, farmers Shafer Adnm, of Kalbfleiseh & Shafer Shaver Willinm, mason Shuarr Werner, blacksmith SHONTZ BENJAMIN, reeve, of Shontz & Wagner ONTARIO.] SHONTZ & WAGNER, general store and flax mill Sitzer Edmond, township clerk and insurance agent Skelton George, farmer Smith Christopher, carpenter Smith John, blacksmit Spark Vipond, waggonmaker Stebler eorge, farmer Stineman & Gerhard, woollen mill Stineman John, of Stineman & Gerhard WAGNER JACOB, of Shontz & Wagner Wettlaufer George, cooper Weaver John Weitzel Adam, farmer Weitzel Henry, carpenter Weitzel Jobn, laborer Wettlaufer John, shoemaker Wilker Leonard, reeve, farmer \u2018Woon John, farmer Zimmerman John, of J.Zimmerman & 0.Zimmerman John, & Co., stave factory Zoellner Charles, hotelkeeper Zoellner Paul, drug store TAYLORHOLNME-\u2014A small village in the township of Gloucester, county of Russell.There are several mineral springs in the neighbourhood.Distant from Ottawa 7 miles, from Montreal 167 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 50.Adams rev.William, Wesleyan Alexander William, weaver Baskerville John, constable Baskerville Joseph, collector, farmer Croll David, jun., school teacher Croll David, sen., tailor Croll Mrs., storekeeper Eastman Daniel, innkeeper Forsyth James, J.P., farmer Graham James, blacksmith Graham William M., shoemaker Hood Thomas, farmer Ingram Robert, farmer Johnson David, farmer Johnson James, farmer Johnson John, shoemaker Little Mrs.Francis Marlin Robert, farmer Maxley Richard, farmer McEwan Archibald, millwright McGregor James, farmer McMillan Alpin, farmer Morris rev.J.A., ch of England Ramsay Robert, blacksmit Ramsay John, farmer Rowatt William, mason Sharp William, mason Stewart John, farmer Smith Robert, turner Taylor Charles, postmaster, innkeeper TRESWATER\u2014A villagein the towu- ship of Culross, county of Bruce, on the Clinton and Walkerton gravel road, and on the Teeswater river.Montreal Tele- gra li Co.hasan office here.Distant from WValkerton, tho county town, 16 miles, from Kineardine, 24 miles, from Clinton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 83 niles.Mail daily.Population about 0.Agnew James, shoemaker Anderson Hugh, laborer Auld John, weaver Ballagh I., farmer Barnes BR.D., cabinetmaker Baxter Peter, cooper Bowyer G,, limeburuer Bowyer L., limeburner Brbwn P.B., proprietor Teeswater mills Case Mrs, wid Chuesbrough F., carpenter DOMINION 759 DIRECTORY.Clark William, innkeeper Colvin George, shoemaker Cooney James, laborer Crapper James, engineer Cumming O., teamster Dowdell William, laborer Douglas Robert, tanner Elliott William, innkeeper Fairbairn David, jun., iron founder Fairbairn David, sen., furniture dealer FAIRBAIRN THOMAS, J.P, township clerk, conveyancer, commissioner in Court of Queen's Bench, auctioneer, issuer of marriage licenses, an agent for Montreal Telegraph Co.Fewings John, shoemaker Ferrier rev.Wm., Episcopal methodist Finsaylon Miss, dressmaker Fleming Neil, M.D.Fountain George, laborer Fraser James, proprietor Bruce Agricultural works Fraser John, blacksmith Fraser Mrs., wid William Fulford Ira, farmer Fulford Jesse, farmer Gammel W., moulder Gibson Alexander, farmer Gibson James, veterinary surgeon Gillies John, M.D.Gilroy Bernard, laborer Hadwen M., storekeeper Hamilton William, waggonmaker Henderson P., miller Henry Samuel, laborer Hettle John, storekeeper Howe James, blacksmith Inglis John, storekeeper Jackson M., laborer Johnston James, blacksmith Kirkland A., carpenter Kirkland S., carpenter Kirkland Thomas, teamster Logan John.township treasurer McArthur Alexander, laborer McCartney rev, James, Wesleyan McCue John, ingkeeper McDaniel Georg, yeoman McDonald Hugh.waggonmaker McDonald John, blacksmith McGregor Alexander, yeoman McKague Thomas, tinsmith McKay rev.Adam, Presbyterian McKee S,, farmer McKee George, school teacher McKenzie Alexander, blacksmith McKenzie Donald A., farmer McKenzie John, weaver McKenzie Robert, laborer McKibbon George.storekeeper McLean J.K,, tailor McLean Johu, laborer McLean Mrs.Donald, wid MeViear John, tailor Mark John, shoemaker Martin James, miller Martin William, miller Martin William, ploughmaker Milford William, clerk MONTREAL TELEGRAPH Thomas Fairbairn, agent Oliver Henry, plasterer Oliver John, grocer Ross David, blacksmith Ross Thomas, laborer Sharp James, farmer Spence Edward, shoemaker Squire J.L., merchant Steel Alexander, carpenter Steel Angus, blacksmith Stephens Thomag, harnessmaker Tapley Samuel, farmer Taylor Joseph, potash maker Waldo S., postmaster, storekeeper co, Tav-TEL Walker Robert, carding mill Watson D., blacksmith Watson John, laborer Watson William, miller Wier Thomas, waggonmaker Wilson D.R., innkeeper TEETERVILLE\u2014A village in the township of Windham, county of Norfolk.Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 14 miles, from Princeton, a station of the Great Western railway, 17 miles, fare $1.Mail daily.Population about 200.Ball William H., J.P., farmer BEAM AARON, J.P., conveyancer, farmer Cox James, laborer Cox J.oseph, innkeeper EDGEWORTH THOMAS, storekeeper and shingle factory Gray John, blacksmith Gray William, laborer Grooms John, laborer Griffin William, laborer Kemp Peter E., innkeeper Kitchen Aaron, cooper Lonshury John, laborer McCormick Levi McGill James, school teacher McLehone A., J.P., of McLehone & Son McLehone Charles, of McLehone & Son McLehone & Son, shingle mill McQuin Alexander, harnessmaker Masters H., saddler Marter Gorege F., postmaster, storekeeper Myers Wallis, blacksmith Osborne rev.William T., Baptist Pugsley Josiah, cabinetmaker Potts Nelson, farmer Robinson Edward, accountant Robinson William, general store Rock Solomon, shoemaker Seabrook John, laborer Seabrook Joseph, laborer Smith Miss P.C., milliner Smith Primus C., dentist Smith William, laborer Snow Nicholas, waggonmaker Sparrow John W., M.D.Taylor Edward, lumberman Taylor Thomas, engineer Teeter Henry, farmer Teeter Solomon, of W.& S.Teeter Teeter William, of W.& S.Teeter Teeter W.& S., saw and grist mill Tisdale Oscar E., accountant TELFER-\u2014A village in the township of London, county of Middlesex.Distant from KomoKka,a station of the Great Western railway, § miles.from London 11 miles, from Ailsa Craig 12 miles, Mail bi-weekly.Population about 150.Bartholomew Charlton, farmer Calvert Robert, farmer Copeland John, farmer Grant Angus, farmer Hodgson Thomas, farmer McLean Alexander, farmer McNeil John, farmer McRae Donald, farmer Malton Hiram, farmer Martin William, farmer Nicol Joshua, shoemaker Noble John, farmer Scott George, farmer Scott Henry, farmer Scott William, farmer Taylor James, farmer Telfer Adam, postmaster.storekeeper Telfer James S., farmer Telfer Robert, farmer Telfer William H., farmer Waugh Christophe, farmer Trexu-THA DOMINION 760 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE oF Weir rev.John, Presbyterian White Robert, farmer Wilson William, farmer TEMPO\u2014A settlement in the township of Westminster, county of Middlesex.Distant from Glanworth, a station of the London and Port Stanley railway, 4 miles, from St Thomas 5 miles, from London 12 miles.Mail semi-weekly.Population about 150.Bennett Benjamin, farmer Bennett James, farmer Bennett Jesse, farmer Burtwistle Richard, farmer Campbell Isaac, farmer Carrol John, farmer Dangerfield James, farmer Davis Benjamin, farmer Dawson Thomas, farmer Down William, farmer Jarvis Oliver C., farmer Ling Joseph, farmer McCully John, farmer McCully Robert, farmer Oakland George, farmer Orr James, farmer Orr Thomas, farmer Remey Abraham, postmaster, carpenter Remey Silas, farmer Rundle Thomas, farmer Sutton William, farmer Vail George W., farmer Vail William, farmer Weldon Thomas, jun., farmer Weldon Thomas, sen., farmer \u2018Wilson Jeremiah, J.P., farmer TENNYSON\u2014A post office station in the township of Drummond, county of Lanark.Distant from Franktown, a station of the Brockvilleand Ottawa railway, 8 miles.Mail weekly.McGregor D., postmaster TESTON\u2014A village in the township of Vaughan, west riding county York.Dis tant from Richmond Hill, a station of the Northern railway, 8 miles, from Toronto 21 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 275.Andrews Benjamin, farmer Armstrong Thomas, farmer Bales Thomas, shoemaker Blough Garret, farmer Blough John, farmer Cameron Alexander, farmer Constable John, farmer Diamond Henry, farmer Diamond Joseph, farmer Diamond William, farmer Gordon Isaac, farmer Hadwin John, farmer Henry Mrs., weaver Hilliar William, blacksmith Hitchins William, laborer Jefrey John, farmer Kinnee Daniel, farmer Kinnee James, shinglemaker Kinnee Moses, laborer Kinnee Robert, farmer Knight William, waggonmaker Leese Henry, laborer Lunan Robert, farmer Lund Joseph, waggonmaker MeCubbin John, laborer McEachern Hugh, carpenter McKinnon Alexander, farmer McKinnon Neil, cattle dealer McLaughlin James, laborer Malloy Alexander, farmer Malloy Daniel, farmer Malloy Mrs.Malloy Neil, farmer Marwood William, farmer Mathews A., J .P., farmer Mellish Francis, farmer Mellish William, farmer Murphy Edward, farmer Murray Isaac, farmer Parkins John, farmer Petterman George, farmer Petterman Michael, former Petterman Samuel, farmer Philips Thomas, farmer Proctor Simon, innkeepor Richards John, farmer Rines William, farmer Ross David, blacksmith Scott William, farmer Stephenson John, farmer Walker Joseph, stonemason Walkington John, farmer Watson Thomas, carpenter Wells Henry, laborer Wilson George, postmaster, storekeeper Wreggit Thomas, laborer TEVIOTDALE\u2014 A small village in the townships of Minto and Maryborough, county of Wellington.It contains steam saw, planing, shingle, Inth and grist mills, Distant from Harriston 7 miles, fare 85¢.; from Elora, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 20 miles, fare $1; from Guelph 33 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Allan rev.H.W.P., Wesleyan Gardner \u2014, shoemaker Griffin George, shoemaker Hamilton John R., storekeeper Hannah John, carpenter Hill Alexander, M.D.McBride Brothers, blacksmiths and waggonmakers McBride Moses, of McBride Brothers McBride James, of McBride Brothers Miller Matthew G., J.P., postmaster, storekeeper, proprietor Minto hotel Miller William, clerk Minto hotel, M.G.Miller, proprietor Rennie William, carpenter Shortreed Robert, butefier and farmer Thomas Adam, saddler Watt Alexander, jun., fireman Watt Alexander, sen., of Watt & Co.Watt & Co., grist and saw mill Watt Robert, of Watt & Co.THAMESFORD\u2014A village on themids dle branch of the river Thames, township of East Nissouri and Oxford, county of Oxford, Distant from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 5 miles, fare 20c¢.; from London 18 miles, from Woodstock, the county town, 14 miles, Mail daily.Population about 500.Bailey William, laborer Baker James, cooper Bartlett Aulden, armer Belcher rev.Samuel, ch of England Boss Jeptha, farmer Brock John, grocer Brown James, weaver Brown Thomas, farmer Brown William, storekeeper Clark George, farmer Cogswell Ira, farmer Cogswell Mrs, Mary, wid Frank Davidson Andrew, blacksmith Davidson John, waggonmaker Dawes Thomas, M.D.Day Chester, farmer Day Elmer, farmer Day John, farmer Dickey David, farmer Ensighn Papineau, farmer Garner Peter, ashery Godfrew Joseph, farmer Goforth Simeon, farmer Golding Ebenezer, J.P., farmer Gooden Benjamin, farmer Gooden William, farmer Hall William, laborer Hayward William, mail carrier Henderson Samuel, of McKay & Henderson Hicks Alexander, laborer Hogg George, farmer Hoge William, farmer Holahand Henry, laborer Holahand John, laborer Horseman Charles, farmer Horseman Dennis, farmer Horseman Icabodd, farmer Hueston Mrs.Sarah, wid Thomas Hull Hazzard, cabinetmaker Hull & Kennedy, waggonmakers Hull William, of Holl % Kennedy Huntley John, farmer Johns John, miller Johns William, miller Johnson Henry, laborer Keen Philip, farmer Kennedy Hugh, of Hull & Kennedy Keys James, innkeeper Laugheed Thomas, aborer Lee John, innkeeper Lefaive Ezra, butcher Leonard Mrs.Marandia McCarty Asa, tanner McCarty Eleazar, J.P., farmer McCarty Joel, farmer McCarty John, farmer McCarty Nelson C., postmaster, storekeeper McComb Henry, butcher McCone William, farmer McDirmid Hugh, farmer McDonald Daniel, farmer McDonald John, laborer McDonald rev.Alexander, Presbyterian McKay & Henderson, storekeepers McKay John, tailor McKay Peter, of McKay & Henderson McLellan Andrew, farmer McLelland John, farmer McLeod Joel, innkeeper McMurray James, turner McMurray James F., turner Martin Mrs.Ann, wid John Meers Walter, blacksmith Miller William, farmer Mills Edward, farmer Mills James 7.tinsmith Morrison Charles, farmer O'Brien Morris, farmer O'Bryan James, farmer Oliver William, butcher Peacock Henry, laborer Petrie George, farmer Petrie George B., farmer Reavelly Amos, farmer Rose Lewis, farmer Ross David, farmer Shafer Oscar F., machinist Sharlock James, farmer , Shewan John, shoemaker Stringfellow rev.Charles, Wesleyan Storey James, tailor Sutherland Donald, commissioner and notary Tomlinson Isaac, farmor Tomlinson James, farmer Tomlinson Joseph, farmer Teeple Stephen, farmer Whalen Lawrence *THAMESVILLE-A thriving village on the river Thames, township of Camden, county of Kent, electoral division of Both- well, \u201cIt is nstation of the Grent Western railway, where it interseots the London, Chatham, Morpeth and Florence ronds.A lurge business is done in lumber, cordwood and country produce.* Irormerly culled Tecumseh. ONTARIO.] DOMINION 761 DIRECTORY.Tea-THO Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Bothwell 7 miles, from Chat- ham 15 miles, from London 50 miles.Mail daily.Population about 500.Adair Robert, shoemaker Allen Orlando, baker BECK FREDERICK F., dealer in dry goods, groceries, provisions, crockery, oots and shoes, &c.Bedford John, storekeeper Beutgen Nicholas, Tecumseh house Buller Henry, blacksmith Collier John C., grocer Cornwall William H., storekeeper Deacon William, livery stable Decow Ezekiel &, storekeeper Dixon Charles, harnessmaker Duffus Robert, planing mills Dulon Simeon, shoemaker Duncan James, postmaster, storekeeper Ferguson James, farmer Field Thaddeus, blacksmith Fox Christopher, grocer Fredenburg John H.George Edward N., station master Granville Charles, cabinetmaker Hertel Henry, tailor Jackson Howlett, nurseryman Kelly rev.John, Canada presbyterian Kendrick Solomon, harnessmaker KERR JOHN, hotel and wholesale liquor store Lawrence Frederick, hotelkeeper LAWRENCE MISS AGNES, operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Lawrence Miss Maude, milliner Leadley George : McFarlane Daniel, storekeeper McKinlay William, barrister Maddin John W., of Maddin & Wilson MADDIN & WILSON, Ontario cabinet and chair factory, bureaus, sideboards, tables, &c., always on hand Martin George d.waggonmaker Mayhew Frederick J., storekeeper MAYHEW JOHN A.proprietor May- hew's hotel Mayhew William MAYHEW'S HOTEL, John À.Mayhew, proprietor Meloche John B., jun., blacksmith MELOCHE JOHN B., sen, waggon- maker, blacksmith MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Miss Agnes Lawrence, operator Paupet Benjamin, tailor Serson Richard P., harnessmaker Shaw Absolom J.C., produce dealer Shaw Edwy OC.storekeeper Sherman Samuel, farmer Sherman William, farmer Singer David, blacksmith Singer Samuel, mason Spackman George F., hardware Swisher Richard Drake, M.D.Twigg Thomas, butcher Tye George A, M.D.Wallace Erastus, farmer Watts William, hotelkeeper Williams Edward, school teacher Wilson Joseph, of Maddin & Wilson THANET\u2014A small village in the township ot Wallaston, county of Hastings.Distant from Madoc 81 miles, fare $1.25; from Belleville, a station of the Graud- Trunk railway, 50 miles; fare from Belle- ville to Madoc §1, Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Dods Alexander, farmer Fitzgibbons James Henderson Daniel, carpenter Henderson John, farmer Liddell James, farmer McGregor Archibald, farmer McGregor James, councillor McGrath Michael McKillican Benjamin, J.P., farmer McKillican Benjamin, jun., postmaster Moore Matthew, farmer Murphy Charles, farmer Murphy Edward, farmer Nugent Patrick, weaver and farmer Robertson Angus Thompson John, farmer Thwaites William, farmer *THISTLETOWN-\u2014A village in the township of Etobicoke, county of York.Distant from Mimico, astation of the Great \u2018Western railway, 4 miles, fromToronto 13} miles.Mail daily, Population about 200, Akrow John, tarmer Bauldry Alfred, carpenter Bolton Thomas, farmer Card Alexander, farmer Cave Edward, carpenter Cave William, carpenter Crosson William, farmer Crothes Isaac, farmer Farnell William H., farmer Fenny John, brickmaker Fox William, carpenter Gailett George, farmer Gruibb William, farmer Hale John, carpenter Holmes Thomas, tavernkeeper Johnston Richard, postmaster Kake Miss Agnes, seamstress Ker Thomas, bootmaker Lenahan Michael, pedlar Livingstone William, bootmaker Love John, bootmaker Mathews William, cooper Mills John, hoemaker Plowright Isaac, laborer Rowntree Joseph, mill owner Sangster William, waggonmaker Smith Samuel, laborer Stewart David, bootmaker Stewart David, salesman Tredgold George, teacher Watt John, blacksmith Whitey Charles, carpenter Whitley Mrs.C., laundress Wilson Robert, drover Wright William, laborer Zellar Morty, tailor +t THIRTY MILE CREEK\u2014A small village in the township of Clinton, county of Linceln.Distant from Beams- ville, 2 miles, from Grimsby, a station of the Great Western railway, 3 miles.Population about 20.Burns James Kemp Robert, grist mill McLean John, farmer McLean Mrs., wid MeLean William Sheppard Robert, blacksmith Terryberry John, jun., butcher Terryberry John, sen., butcher THOMASBURG\u2014A small village in the township of Hungerford, county of Hastings.Distant from Belleville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 17 miles, faro Te.Mail daily.Population about Barber James, farmer Brown Wellington, laborer Clare Mrs.Maria, wid Thomas Clark Isaiah, farmer Dean Jabez, farmer Eaton Alexander, shoemaker Elliott Edward, storekeeper Emery John F., farmer Fox Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Delos * Somotinies called St Andrews.t The post office is at Beamsville.Gilroy William, storekeeper Graham George, farmer Grabam Thomas, blacksmith and wag- gonmaker Graham Thomas, farmer Harrison John, farmer Harrison William, farmer Henderson Robert Henry Benjamin, storekeeper Holbot Nathaniel, blacksmith Kyle Miss Jane, dressmaker Mains John, waggonmaker McMullan John, shoemaker Miller Oliver, tavernkeeper Morton Alexander, farmer Morton John, school teacher Morton Thomas, farmer Nunly William M., tanner Outwaters Hugh, farmer Reid Mortimer, cheese maker Robertson John, postmaster, tailor Robinson Robert, laborer Sherry James, shoemaker Stokes George, deputy reeve Switzer Egerton, cheese manufacturer Thompson Mrs.Ellis, wid Charles THOMPSONVILLE\u2014A small village in the township of Tecumseth, county of Simcoe.Distant from Bradford, astation of the Northern railway, 17 miles, from Toronto 40 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 80.Banting John, J.P.Bowley Thomas, teamster Dobson J., constable English Robert, farmer Fisher Thomas, deputy reeve Harding John, farmer Joliffe Josiah, shinglemaker Keating William, miller Maynard Alfred, blacksmith McGary John, tavernkeeper Neil Robert, laborer O'Brien John, laborer Phillips J., weaver Robinson John, farmer Schmietendoof John, postmaster, storekeeper Somerville Robert, gardener Stewart George, teacher Strongman A., shoemaker Thompson James, farmer Thompson John, sawyer Thompson Martin, saw and grist mill Thompson Thomas, J.P.Train William, lumber dealer Waites William, plasterer THORNBURY \u2014Aromantic village on the south shore of Nottawasaga Bay, Lake Huron, at the mouth of Beaver river, township of Collingwood, county of Grey.Its principal business is lumber and grain.Manufacturing resources are abundant in the vicinity.Montreal Telegraph Co.hasan office here.Distant from Meaford 8 miles, fare 75¢.; from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway; 14 miles, fare in winter 0c.; 1n summer 75¢.; from Owen Sound, the county town, $0 miles, fare $1.25.Mail daily.Population about 400.Anderson rev.James, Wesleyan Andrews John, miller Andrews John N., of T.& J.N.Andrews Andrews T.& J.N., storekeepers and mill owners Andrews Thomas, of T.& J.N.Andrews Armstrong George Bates Jasper Beer Heury, school teacher Boyter Robert, fisherman Brown Thomas, stavemaker Brownridge William, carpenter Txo-THo DOMINION 762 DIRECTORY.{ProvINcE OF Burritt Henry, storelceeper Burritt Marcus, blacksmith Burritt Oscar, storekeeper Campbell Archibald, shopkeeper Carless Charles, carpenter Carroll Richard, carpenter Casey John, harnessmaker Chadwick Rupert, farmer Davidson Alexander, waggonmaker Dinsmore William, shoemaker Driscoll Timothy, farmer Fletcher Dickenson, farmer Foster rev.J., Episcopal methodist Gibson James, shoemaker Gilson Thomas, butcher Hamilton E.T., waggonmalker Hamilton Joseph II, blacksmith Hill Joseph, innkeeper Hoy James, stave maker Holmes Robert, plasterer Hoy Robert, farmer Hunt Charles Hurlburt George W., M.D.Hurlburt H., farmer Lewis James, tailor McCort John, innkeeper McKENNY THOMAS, postmaster, druggist, agent Montreal Telegraph o.Maston Joseph, grain cradle maker MONTREAL TÉLEGRAPH CO.,Thos.McKenny, agent Murdy Joseph, innkeeper Osborne George, farmer Parsley W.H., M.D.Patterson William, cooper Riddle Jarnes, teamster Rutherford James, shoemaker Scanlan Christopher, sawyer Sims Robert, pump maker Spaul John, farmer Stephenson James, cabinetmaker Webb Samson, tailor Youman David, framer Youman J.H., framer Yonge John, tinsmith THORNDALE\u2014A small village in the township of West Nissouri, county of Middlesex.It is a station of the Grand Trunk railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from St.Mary\u2019s 10 miles, from London 10 miles.Mail daily.Population about 75.Blow John, farmer CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., Johu G.McCrae, agent Carling Peter, farmer Cookman rev.C., Wesleyan Cunningham William, shoemaker Cunningham James, farmer Dawson James, farmer Dufton Samuel, farmer Fitzsimons Thomas, farmer Forster Moffit, M.D.Garner Robert, innkeeper and constable Harrison James, teacher Harrison Ths., postmaster, storekeeper Herbert Robert, woodman G.T.R.Hobbs Robert, farmer Holland John, farmer Huston William, farmer Jamieson William, innkeeper Jackson William, tailor Jones Joseph H., shoemaker Logan Richard, farmer Logan William, farmer Logan William H., farmer McORAE JOHN G., agent G.T.R, telegraph operator MeCutchon John, farmer McGuffin Robert, J.P., farmer MONTREAL TELEGRAPII CO., John G.McCrae, operator Moore William, J.P., farmer Nichol John, section foreman G.T.R.Nicholson Edw., of Salmon & Nicholson Rethbun Ezra, cattle dealer Salmon James, of Salmon & Nicholson Salmon & Nicholson, blacksmiths Seaton William, storekeeper Slater James, school teacher Steadman Thomas, farmer Steel Donald, shoemaker Stodart John, farmer Sutton Richard, waggonmaker Switzer Bamlet, J.P., farmer Vining Josiah M., farmer Vining W.R., J.P., farmer Wheaton Joseph, farmer THORNHILL\u2014A village in the townships of Markham and Vaughan, county of York.Montreal Telegraph Co.hus an office hero.Distant from the Thornhill station of the Northern railway, 8 miles, from Toronto 12 miles, fare 30c.Mail daily.Population about 600.Arnold Abner, saw mull Arnold Robert J., J.P., farmer Barry Michael, farmer Bartley Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William BennetGeorge, Marksman's home Blake D.E.Blake J.N., attorney Blake Thomas, laborer Bolton William, blacksmith Bowles Mrs., wid Anthony Bradley John, cooper Braimbridge Samuel, farmer Brunskill James, mill owner Brunskill John, farmer - Carman Alfred, wheelwright Carr Thomas, grocer Casey Donald, laborer Casey John, laborer Casey Maurice, laborer Casey Patrick, laborer Chapman George, farmer Chapman Isaac, J.P., farmer Chapman James, farmer Chatterley William, laborer Clark John, cabinetmaker Claxton John, mail contractor Claxton Thomas, cooper Clay Mrs., wid W.H.Clay Thomas, millwright Cogswell Mason, wheelwright Colling John Cook John W., cabinetmaker Cook William, stage proprietor Cunningham rev.Andrew, Wesleyan, Dean James, laborer Deegan Edward, laborer Doak John, teamster Dunnett James, cooper Durham Richard, shoemaker Eadie Mrs.Jane, wid Jol Elliot John, packer Ellston John, crockery and glassware Parr James, farmer Featherstone Mrs., wid Henry Fisher William, teamster Toran John, laborer Gallanough Archibald, merchant Gardner William, farmer Garton John, insurance agent Garvin Connor, laborer Gillespie Thomas, miller Grice Benjamin, cooper Grice Joseph, carpenter Holdsworth John, shoemaker Hughes Mrs, wid rev.James, teacher Hollinshend Charles, school teacher Husband George 11., dentist Irwin John, laborer Jarrett Mrs.Susan, wid Robert Johnston Mrs.Marguret, dressmaker Kirby John I.Kirby William, farmer Kirkpatrick William, saddler Kyle Edley, carpenter Lamb George, pedlar Lane John, J.P., cooper Lance Mrs.James, milliner Lane Thomas, laborer Lane Willinm Lane Willinm J., laborer Langstaff John, shingle maker Lelliot William, jun., mason Lelliot William, sen., mason LEMON HENRY, proprietor Thornhill ote Ludford Caleb, saddler Ludford Thomas, laborer Lumley John, painter Lyon John, sawyer McCallum James McCallum Mrs.James, music teacher McConnell John, M.D, McDougall David, grist mill McDougall William, manager Thornhill mills McMahon Patrick, laborer Martin John, builder Medd Mrs., dressmaker Meek William, agent Miller Henry Millyard James, cooper Monkman George MONTREAL TELEGRAPII CO.Morgan John, farmer Morrison George, miller Mount Mrs., wid Michael Mount Peter Mundey Joseph, blacksmith Munshaw William, farmer Notter Mrs., music teacher Parsons John, miller Pearson James, farmer Pexton Mrs., wid George Prescott Jabez, miller Purkiss Josiah, postmaster, storekeeper Reid John N., M.D.Richardson Mrs.wid Ryen Michael, laborer Seager Edward, farmer Shanklin rev.Robert, ch of England Shuter James, storekceper Suddaby William, tailor THORNHILL HOTEL, Henry Lemon, proprictor Thornhill mills, W.MeDougall, manager Trew Thomas, blacksmith Trott Job, mason Watson William, blacksmith Watson Willinm, watchmaker Webster Charles, butcher WEST ROBERT A., general merchant Wiles Robert Williams Michael, butcher Wilson Robert, farmer Wilson W.B., agent Wood John C., agent Wright Mrs.S., saw mill THORNTON\u2014 À villago in the townships of Innisfil and Lissa, county of Sim.coo, Distant {rom Allandale, à station of the Northern rnailwny, 8 miles, from Toronto 6biniles, Mail (ri-weokly.Popu- Intion about 100.Amson William Armstrong Samuel, school teacher Banting Thomas M., postmaster, storekeeper Bechivo hotel, Andrew Stewart, proprietor Byrnes Tdward, blacksmith Cunningham James, saddler Cunningham Richard, carpenter Coulson Richard Donn Lambert, farmer Parmer's inn, Geo.Ingham, proprietor ONTARIO.] DOMINION 763 DIRECTORY.THOROLD.Fife J oseph Graham John, waggonmaker Henry James, farmer Henry Thomas, farmer Hill Arthur, farmer Ingham George, proprietor Farmer's inn Lennox Thomas, farmer McGee Charles Parker Mrs., milliner Powell Roger, laborer Scott John, storekeeper Scott John, tailor Scott Thomas, cabinetmaker Sproule Jose oh, farmer Stewart Andrew, proprietor Bechive hotel Sythes George, carpenter Sythes Thomas, farmer Walker Aaron, farmer Watson John H., M.D.Wright Robert, shoemaker Wright Samuel THOROLD\u2014An incorporated and rising village on the Welland canal, township of the same name, county of Welland.Itis the centre of an old settled and rich agricultural country, and a very extensive business is carried on in the manufacture of flour, lumber,cement, &c.Situated on the top of a hill, it commands a fine view of Lake Ontario, and the country to a distance of twenty miles east and west, Thorold possesses maguificent water power.In the vicinity of the village are extensive building and limestone quarries.Macadamized roads connect it with Port Robinson, Allansburg, and Welland, on the Welland canal, and with St Catharines, Suspension Bridge and Pel- ham.The Great Western and Welland railways have stations at this place.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from $t Catharines 4 miles, from Welland, the county town, 10 miles, from Niagara, on Lake Ontario, 14 miles, from Port Colborne, on Lake Erie, 18 poires.Mail daily.Population about American Merchants Union Express Co., J.E.Browne, agent Armstrong rev.James, Wesleyan Arnold James, storekeeper Ash William, J.P., farmer Ball James H, school teacher Ball Lemon, sawyer Band John, of Band & McArthur Band & McArthur, flour mill Batten John, butcher BATTLE JOHN, of Battle & Stuart BATTLE & STUART, townmen Baxter George, notary and commissioner in B.R.Beatty Henry Beatty James Beatty James, J.P.of Beatty & Son Beatty & Son, tauners and lumber mer chants Beatty William, of Beatty & Son Bell Thomas, cooper Bessey Peter, carpenter Birbeck Richard, tinsmith Booth John, potter Booth Robert, farmer Booth Samuel, bridge tender Boucock James, blacksmith » Bowman Frederick, machinist Boyle Arthur, stonecutter Boyle captain John Bradley Arthur, teamster Bradley Thomas, saitor BRIDDON SAMUEL, pottery Brown Edwin, carpenter Brown Francis, mason BROWN JOHN, contractor and proprietor of cement and plaster mills Brown Price, carpenter Brown Thomas, dentist BROWNE JOHN E., druggist, telegraph operator and express agent Buchanan Samuel, station agent Welland railway Caffery James, surveyor Calcott James Calligan Patrick, laborer Campbell Murdock, laborer Campbell Samuel, miller Carroll Mrs.Ellen, wid Matthew Carter Henry, mason Carter John, mason Casper John H., cooper City hotel, Wm.N.Garden, proprietor Clark Charles, laborer Cleveland James, laborer Cleveland Mrs.Jerusha, wid Silvanus CLOY JOHN, wholesale and retail grocer, and ship chandler Cloy Mrs.Harriet, wid James Cockburn Mrs.Caroline E., wid Charles, dressmaker Collins John, laborer Comefort Thomas, laborer Conlon Mrs.Bridget, wid Timothy Conlon Thomas, laborer Cortney Dennis, teamster Cowan William, miller Cowan William O., of Lawson & Cowan Curry & Hawse, soap, candle and potash makers Curry Isaac, of Heaslip & Curry Curry Mrs.Helen D., wid Thomas Curry Robert, of Curry & Hawse Dabherity James, laborer Dale John, clerk Darker George, carpenter Dobbie Archibald, proprietor Thorold foundry Donahoe Mrs.Anna, wid Patrick Dougan Robert, storekeeper Doyle Myles, carpenter Dundas James, waggonmaker Dunn Patrick A., moulder Durkee Zenus, agent Eddy Robert, shoemaker Ellwess William, cabinetmaker Empey John F., laborer Enon Charles, machinist Fagan William, lock tender, bds at Win- slow\u2019s Fair Alexander, cooper Field William, gardener Fields William, waggonmaker Fish William T., town clerk Fisher John, laborer Fisher Samuel, sailor Fitch David, of Fitch & Rogers Fitch & Rogers, livery stable Flannery Matthew, painter Flannery Michael, jun., laborer Flannery Michael, sen., laborer Fluellon James, lock tender Fotheringham Andrew T., of Patterson & Fotheringham Fraser rev.Simon C., Presbyterian Freel Patrick, lock tender Friday*Theodore, harnessmaker Gander James, carpenter Garbreth George, shoemaker Garden Wm.N., proprietor City hotel Gardener Frank, mason Gilchrist David, night watchman Gillan John, carpenter Gilpin Thomas, laborer Gonning Michael, laborer Gordon Mrs.Margaret, wid William Gowan Mrs.Alice, wid James Graham John, of J.Graham & Co.GRAHAM JOHN, & CO.proprietors of the Thorold \u2018True Patriot Grant Thomas, towman Gray George, millwright Green James, carpenter Greenhalgh William, shoemaker Grenville George, photographer Grenville John, blacksmith and wag- gonmaker Happell George, shoemaker Hare Barney, grocer Hart Matthew, innkeeper Hartley William E., music teacher Hawse John, of Curry & Hawse Heaslip & Curry, butchers Heaslip William G., of Heaslip & Curry Hendershot Mrs.Catherine E., wid Richard, storekeeper Hendershot William, J.P.Henderson Alexander, school teacher Hennassey Michael, carpenter Howell William C., waggonmaker Hughes Henry, laborer Izle George, stonemason James Hugh, carpenter James Mrs.Charlotte, wid William Jamieson Martin, of Jamieson & Ten- broeck : Jamieson & Rose, tailors Jamieson & Tenbroeck, butchers Jenkinson Thomas, innkeeper Johnston Robert J., M.D.Jones Clement J., gardener Jones William R., barber Joyce Michael, laborer Keefer & Co., general merchants Keefer George, J.P., clerk 5th Division court, commissioner in B.R.and civil engineer Keefer Hugh T., of Keefer & Co.Keefer Jacob, J.P., postmaster, news dealer, commissioner in B.R., notary and issuer of marriage licenses Keefer John, of Keefer & Co.Kelly John, J.P., farmer Kerrigan John, laborer Kisby Henry, painter and clothes cleaner Lampman Frederick, notary, commissioner in B.R.and insurance agent Lampman John C., of A.Schwaller & o.Laughlin Mrs.Mary.wid James LAWSON & COWAN, proprietors of Keefer's mills, agent for John Brown, and contractor LAWSON JAMES, reeve, of Lawson & Cowan Lawson John Lawson William, tailor Lefferty William J., innkeeper Lehaney John, laborer Lemon Adam, carpenter Lemon Benjamin H., M.D., coroner Lepper Arthur, of J.Lepper & Co.Lepper John, of J.Lepper & Co.Lepper John, & Co., dry goods Letty Mrs.Sarah, wid John Lewis Mrs.Catherine Lock Anthony, innkeeper » Lockerbie James, teamster Long William, shoemaker Mable William, laborer Mackay Thomas, butcher, bds at Wins- low's McArthur George, miller NeArthur George, of Band & McArthur McCague Patrick, carpenter McCarthy Dennis, stonecutter McCarthy Mrs.Isabella, wid, innkeeper McClelland Mrs.Rosetta, wid Robert.storekeeper McDonagh John, J.P., saw mill McDonagh Miss Mary, spinster McDonald Mrs.Mary, wid Bartholomew McElroy Benjamin, cooper McFarland Mrs.Amelia, wid John McGill John, blacksmith MeGiverin Thomas McGovern Thomas, teamster Tao-TivL McGuire Mrs.Sarah, wid, boarding house McIntosh Alexander, harnessmaker McIntosh George, blacksmith McIntosh Hiram, raftsman McIntyre James, tailor MelIver Richard, laborer McKegue Neil butcher McKonachie George, blacksmith McLeod John, laborer McMahon John, teamster McMahon Mrs.Mary, wid James McMann Benjamin, assistant superintendent McNulty John, laborer McPherson Robert B., of McPherson & Weir McPHERSON & WEIR, grist mill Magill John, blacksmit! .Maloney John, laborer Marquis John A., accountant Martin John, plaster Martin William, mason Mawdersley Walkden, clerk Millar James, merchant tailor MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.J.E.Browne, operator Mooney John, laborer Moore Jones, storekeeper Moran Austin, lock tender Morland Robert, cooper Morley John, agricultural implement maker Morley John, blacksmith Morley Thomas G., storekeeper Munro James, J.P., dry goods Murray Charles, laborer Nesbit George, laborer O'Brian John, laborer O'Reilly rev.Michael, R.catholic Ogg James D., baker and confectioner Osborne Samuel, clerk Palmer Loran L., M.D.Patrick John, baker Patterson & Fotheringham, spoke fac- ory Patterson Hugh, of Patterson & Fo- theringham Peart Emerson, teamster Pew John, cooper Pew Robert, teamster Pike Robert, blacksmith Pike William, cooper Price Miss Elizabeth Putland John, machinist Putnan George Y., clerk Ramsay Robert, laborer Ramsay William, market clerk Robarts rev.Thomas Tempest, chfof England Robertson James, machinist Robertson Mrs.Janet Robinson James, cooper Rogers Jared, of Fitch & Rogers Rogers Matthew, school teacher Rolls Henry, M.D.,bds at Mrs.McCarthy's Rose Donald, clerk Rose Lauchleon, of Jamieson & Rose Rouse William, laborer Rykert Archibald, laborer Sanders Joseph, shoemaker Sands Peter, barber and grocer Saunders Joseph, shoemaker Schaaf John, watchmaker Schaller Amantus, of A.Schwaller o.Schwaller Amantus, & Co., storckeepers Soott Thomas D., \u2018confectioner and baker Scottish Provincial Assurance Co., T.Lampman, agent Secord Solomon, canvasser Shannon Mrs.Isabella, wid James Sharp David, merchant tailor DOMINION Simpson Thomas, laborer Smith George Ww, laborer Smith Robert, of A.Schwaller & Co.Smith captain John B.Squires Jonathan, carpenter Stanley Alfred, painter Stevenson William J., storekeeper Steward James, storekeeper Stewart Alexander, of Battle & Stowart Stuart John, mason Swayze Hiram P., J.P., farmer Swayze John R., J.P., farmer Swayze Rufus, lock tender Swinton James, baker Taggart James L., innkeeper and shoemaker Tenbroeck George, of Jamieson & Ten- broeck Theal Lanson, blacksmith, Thompson William H., laborer Thorold foundry, Archibald Dobbie, pro- Brictor THOROLD TRUE PATRIOT, weekly, annual subscription $1.60 ; J.Graham & Co, editors, proprietors and printers Turner Thomas, lock tender Turney Miss Annie Upper John, agent Walker John, carpenter Ward James, laborer Warner rev.Lewis, Wesleyan Wand William, carpenter Weeks James, harnessmaker Weir Archibald, of McPherson & Weir Wells Russel, carpenter Welsh James, mason Whitelock John, carpenter Wilkerson Robert, cooper Wilkerson William, laborer Williams Daniel, carpenter Wilson John, baker - Wilson Thomas, blacksmith Wilson William, carpenter Winslow William, innkeeper \u2018Woods Thomas, laborer Young Robert, shoemaker *THURLOW\u2014A small village in the township of the same name, county of Hastings, Distant from Stirling 10 miles, from Belleville, a station of the Grand Trunkrailway, 13 miles, Mail tri-weekly.Population about 120.Bly William H., school teacher Caldwell J.F., insurance agent Casey William T., postmaster, carriage- maker, storekeeper Denis Peter, J.P., farmer Ham Delew, J 2, farmer, insurance agent Hazlett Joseph, farmer Huntley Rufus, farmer Ketcheson John, farmer McGunion Peter, tanner and currier McKenzie Daniel, blacksmith McMichael Robert, carpenter Miller Morgan, carpenter Palmer Phillip R, J.P., farmer Phillips George, J.P., farmer Phillips Marcus, farmer Phillips Robert, farmer Sills William, J.P., farmer Sills William H., farmer Simmons David, blacksmith Simmons Peter Vanallen Mrs.Susan Wells Williams O., saddler Yonker William, M.D.TILSONBURG\u2014AnN important village on Big Otter Creek, township of Dercham, county of Oxford.Lumboring Is curried on to alarge extent, and excellent water privilege is to be hnd in the vicinity, * Formerly oalled Snow Village, 764 DIRECTORY.[Provinog or Montreal Telegraph Co, has an offico here.Distant from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Westorn railway, 16 miles, fare 76¢.; from Woodstock, the county town, 25 miles, from Port Burwell, on\" Lake Erie, 16 miles, from London 85 miles.Mail daily, Population about 1000.Allen James & Walter, tinsmiths Amberger Jacob, sawyer Anderson John, confectioner Anderson Mrs., wid Armstrong J., of Armstrong & Wardle Armstrong Robert A., pumpmaker Armstrong & Wardle, storckeepers Ault Jobn' M.,, M.D.Bain Malcolm Bain Thomas B., J.P., druggist Barnard Henry, laborer Barrick Michael, cabinetmaker Beaupré Miss Jane, school teacher Beanpré Thomas, shoemaker Best George, farmer Betts rev.Jonathan E., Wesleyan Bjorck N.F., liniment maker Bonner Ira, mason Bradburn Alexander, farmer Bradley William, sawyer Brady Thomas, mason Brown James , farmer Buchner Charles, cooper Burgess Elias, timber dealer Burk Malcolm, laborer Burke George, tinsmith Burke Henry 0.carpenter Burke Richard H., tinsmith Burn Frederick, innkeeper Burn Robert, farmer Burn William, butcher Burns Matthew, grist mill Campbell John, blacksmith Campbell Peter, miller Carpenter Stanton, carpenter Chisholm Peter, cooper Clinton Adam, carpenter Colbourn Asa, sawyer Colbourn Erastus, laborer Cope John W., blacksmith Cowell Harvey, laborer COWAN ALEXANDER, proprietor Retreat hotel Crandall Charles, mason Croley Mrs.A.M., wid J., mantlemaker Crossett Peter.JP, farmer Darrow G.& Ww.iron foundry Darrow George, of G.& W.Darrow Darrow W., of G.& W.Darrow Delong Theodore, laborer Dewar John, tailor Dillon Matthew, bailiff, auctioneer Disher John, teamster Dobbie Thomas W., M.P., land surveyor Donaldson J.A., grocer Donaldson James, storekeeper Dresser Mrs.Nancy T., wid Strong Early John, carpenter Eastman D.W.Falle Philip innicoeper l'ergusson Charles ., storekeeper Fogerty Thomas, laborer Turney John, Inborer Turney Mrs.Bridget, wid Poter Garnett John, accountant Goodin Olristopher, farmer (Goodwin Thomas, carpenter Gould Edward, teamster Graham John, livery stable Gray Truman, sawyer | Gundy rev.Joseph R., Now Connexion methodist Harding lenry, shoemaker Hardy Thomas, J.P.Harris David, carpenter Hastings George, teamstor Hawkins Oharles, clerk Division court 11ill Charles, carpenter ONTARIO.] DOMINION 765 DIRECTORY.Ti-Top Hill John, lumberman Hillman John, baker Howey Stephen, laborer Hyatt Elijah, farmer Jackson Robert Johnson Abraham, sawyer Joy Sylvanus, M.D.Kalar Francis, pedlar Kelso David, cabinetmaker Kelso Mrs.David, dressmaker Luke Joseph, brewer LAW WILLIAM S., publisher of the Tilsonburg Observer, bookseller Lewis William, watchmaker McDonald Charles, farmer McDonald William, tailor McDowell Robert, weaver McFarlane D., of Waller & McFarlane McIntyre Mrs.Sarah J., wid John McLaren Duncan, millowner McLean Lachlan McMillan Buchanan, carpenter MARRIAGE LICENSES, J.G.Van Sittart, issuer Marciel Antoine, laborer Marett Frederick, fancy goods Matthews James, carpenter Haybee Oliver P., J.P., farmer Mellish Mrs.Eliza, milliner Miller George, laborer Milne Peter, blacksmith Mitchell James, carpenter MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Mrs.Tweedale, operator Moody James, laborer MUSSELMAN AARON, proprietor Oil Exchange hotel, and general stage house with livery attached Nesbitt William E., notary, accountant Nickerson Isaac, laborer Nicks Isaiah, sawyer North William, harnessmaker Norton Sifren, blacksmith OIL EXCHANGE HOTEL, Aaron Musselman, proprietor O'Keefe Richard Paine Thomas L., grocer Palmer Harlow, photographer Palmer Silas H., cabinetmaker Parl James, laborer Patrick Thomas, carpenter Pease Charles, painter Picket William, laborer Ponsford George, mason Randolph Edward, laborer RETREAT HOTEL, Alexander Cowan, proprietor Robinson George W., grocer Russell James, waggonmaker Saunders Joseph M., farmer Sharp Frederick, butcher Shattuck Hiram, farmer Shepperd Mrs.Ann Shepherd William, J.P., farmer Simmons Joseph, carpenter Sims William, laborer Sinclair Lachlin GC, M.D.Sitzer Ward, laborer Smith Benjamin, sawyer Smith Chauncey farmer Smith Daniel T., farmer Smith M.S., general store Smith Philip, blacksmith Snarey Thomas, moulder Soper Abraham Soper Lyman Taylor Alexander, laborer Taylor George, shoemaker Thompson John, harnessmaker Thurlow Lawrence, teamster TILLSON EDWIN D,, J.P,, grist and saw mill, general store Tillson George, farmer TILSONBURG OBSERVER, weekly, annual subscription $1; W.S.Law, editor, proprietor and printer Tink John, blacksmith Trembly Edward carpenter Trevail Charles, laborer Turner Mrs.C., wid H.W.Tweedale & Eastman, druggists and grocers Tweedale J.M.Usher William, laborer VAN NORMAN GEO.T., postmaster, agent for the Canada Life Insurance 0.Van Norman Joseph Van Norman Johnston Van Norman Mrs, H.H., wid Col.Ben VAN SITTART JAMES GRAHAM, solicitor and issuer of marriage licenses Wait Jinks B., laborer Waller John, of Waller & McFarlane Waller & McFarlane, blacksmiths Waller Smithson, laborer Wardle John, of Armstrong & Wardle Weeks Daniel M., blacksmith West William, clerk Wheeler Samuel, shoemaker Whittaker Mrs.John, boarding house Willcox Reuben, waggonmaker Williams Albert J., watchmaker Williams Richard, farmer Wilson Alexander, butcher Wilson William, laborer WOOD JOHN Woodard Mrs.Catherine, wid Orison Woodard Robertson, laborer Younie George, carpenter *TINCAP\u2014A settlement in the township of Elizabethtown, county of Leeds.Dis tant from Brockville, à station of the Grand Trunk and Brockville and Ottawa railways: 4 miles, fare 20c.Population about 200.Beach Enos, jun., pumpmaker Beach Enos, sen., farmer Boyd John, hotelkeeper Breakenridge James, J.P., farmer Cole Peter, farmer Darling John H., farmer Darling Wells, farmer Davidson James, farmer DeWolf Erastus, tavernkeeper Disly Richard, hop grower Fletcher George, snaith and wooden fork maker Gilroy Crafton, blacksmith Gilroy Thomas, farmer, waggonmaker Golden James, farmer Golden John, farmer Goulden John, quarryman Green Michael, blacksmith Kendric Albert, hotelkeeper Lang Alexander, waggonmaker Moles John, J.P., farmer Morrison Hugh, farmer Morrison William Mott Elijab, farmer Rodgers William Totton Samuel Warren John, tavernkeeper Wiltse Samuel, saw mill Wiltse Willard, farmer TIVERTON\u2014A village on the boundary line between thetownships of Kincardine and Bruce, county of Bruce.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Ikverhuron 24 miles, from Kincar- dine 9 miles, fare 5lo.; from Southampton 20 miles, fare $1: trom Walkerton, the countytown, 28 miles, from Goderich, * The post office is at Brockville.a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 44 miles, fare $1.50.Mail daily.Population about 250.Anderson rev.John, Presbyterian Ballantyne Robert, tavernkeeper DEWAR JOHN, dealer in dry goods._ groceries, crockery, hardware, boots and shoes, &c.Fee John J., shoemaker Fife George, blacksmith Fraser rev.William R., Baptist Kerr John, waggonmaker Lesbriel Francis C., carpenter McAuley Angus, blacksmith McAuley John, tinsmith McBain Alexander, dealer McDonald John B., blacksmith McIntyre Alexander, waggonmaker Mclnnes Donald, carpenter MCINNES NORMAN, of P.& N.McInnes, postmaster, agent of the- Montreal Telegraph Co.McINNES P.& N., dealers in dry goods, groceries, hardware, crockery, &c.Mcintosh Alexander, blacksmith McIntosh Duncan, blacksmith McKay Alexander McKay Malcolm, farrier McKinnon John, carpenter McKinnon Malcolm L., J.P., farmer, McLellan Donald, J.P., farmer McLennan Roderick, shoemaker McLeod James, steam carding mills McLeod John, grist mill McMillan John, school teacher McRae Hugh, carpenter MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.N.McInnes, agent Morrison William, tailor Parkhouse Josiah, tailor Paterson James R., M.D.Robertson Joseph, tailor Ross & Martin, druggists Smith William, tinsmith Turner Mrs.Margaret, wid William, ho- telkeeper Wickham Charles, J.P., farmer * TODMORDEN\u2014A vill in the township of York, county of York.There- is here an extensive paper mill.Dis tant from Toronto 3 miles, Mail bi-week- ly.Population about 150.Arnold George, tollkeeper Badgrow George, barrister Barker John, teamster Bater George, paper mills Bemus Philip, blacksmith Bertram James, laborer Clifford John, laborer Clifford Samuel, laborer Coates William J.Collins George, papermaker Cook George, brickmaker Cramp David, storekeeper Cudmore George, papermaker Davey Henry, carpenter Eliott Alexander, potter Elston John, papermaker Entwistle John, painter Entwistle Thomas, painter Finua Thomas, farmer Fitz Hugh Samuel, laborer Fletcher William, attorney Gilding William, butcher Gray William, butcher Hellewell William, farmer Hutty Alfred, butcher Ingham Joshua, drover Isherwood William, laborer Jardine Alexander, bookkeeper Lanan John, tavernkeeper Lapoint Stephen, laborer * The post office is called Doncaster. Top-Tor® DOMINION 766 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE oF Long Godfrey, drover Long William, horse dealer McNamara Michael, laborer Marsh John, laborer Mathers David, tavernkeeper Montgomery Robert, laborer Morse William M.Newman William, milkman Playter Richard, J.P., farmer Playter Robert, farmer Purchase Edward, laborer Purchase Harry, laborer Shes John, pensioner Shutt W.D,, engineer Smith Thomas, shoemaker Sothergill Thomas W., M.D.Spriggs Alexander, laborer Taylor Brothers, paper mills Thomas Frances, storekeeper Thorne Thomas, constable Tolaver Lewis, laborer Vine William, butcher * Walker James, papermaker Witney James Woods J., carpenter Young James, postmaster, store and tavern keeper * TOLEDO\u2014A village on the Brockville and Perth road, township of Kitley, county of Leeds.Distant from Irish Creek, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 8 miles, fare 50¢c.; from Brockville 20 miles, fare $1.25; from Perth 23 miles.Mail daily.Population about 300.Allen Mrs.Mary, wid James Beecher N.Hubbard, farmer, storekeeper Bell James Bell Samuel Bellamy Chancy, saw mill Brennan W., waggonmaker Cairns M., farmer Church Joel, proprietor Toledo house Coad Abraham, storekeeper Cornell Seth S., LL.D., M.D.Dayton John H., carding mill Denant Stephen, cooper Doyle Thomas, violinist Evans R., teacher Ferguson Robert, farmer Funey James, blacksmith Hillis Thomas, cooper Hillis William, cooper Holmes Fowler, laborer Hoskins Job, tanner Hunter John, innkeeper Judson Cyrus, cabinetmaker Judson Wesley, saddler King James Knapp Stephen, farmer Lockwood Norton, carpenter Lockwood Walter, carpenter Loucks Rancy, farmer Marshall Josiah, farmer Marshall Malcolm, trader Marshall Noah, farmer McCrum William, shoemaker | McLean Mrs.Charlotte Ann, wid Alex, postmistress Nichols Eldad, farmer ; Nichols Mrs.Jane Ann, wid Arvin Pepper & Stratton, blacksmiths Pratt & Lyman, storekeepers Read Arthur, farmer Read David R., J.P, storekeeper Read Mrs.Renamy, wid Samuel Read William, laborer Robinson John, laborer Robison Horatio, tanner Robison Samuel, proprietor Stage house Seymour H., farmer * The post office was formerly called Kitley.Stage house, Samuel Robison, propric- tor Stratton James, waggonmaker Stratton William, waggonmaker Stone Mrs., wid Stratton Yates, farmer Toledo House, Joel Church, proprietor Williams Dewitt C., farmer Williams Horatio, farmer Wilson David, shoemaker Wilson Matthew, saddler Wood C.A, storekeeper Wright Mrs, wid *TOLLENDALE\u2014A small village in the township of Innisfll, county of Sim- coo.Distant from Allandale, a station of the Northern railway, 1 mile, from Toronto 63 miles.Population about 100.Bowman Matthew, miller Buck Thomas, sawyer Collins Joshua, teamster Cork Joseph, sawyer COX WILLIAM, proprietor, flour and saw mills Cross Thomas, laborer Finch rev.John, Baptist Haywood Sydney, laborer Kell George, miller Kell William, miller McDermot Benjamin, carpenter McDonald William, teamster McKay M.8.carder May John, cooper Morse William , flour and saw mill SHAPCOTT WILLIAM 8., proprietor woollen mill Sibbald John, carpenter Sibbald John, farmer Sides Francis, laborer Robinson William, carpenter Ronan Patrick, farmer Ronan Stephen, farmer Shepherd Samuel, laborer Snead John, farmer Wastling William, miller Wickham William, laborer TOPPING\u2014A post office station in the township of North Easthope, county of Perth.Distant from Stratford, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles, from Millban 6 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 280.Aikins Samuel, farmer Anderson John, weaver and farmer Anderson Robert, farmer Bonner William, innkeeper Buggo Mrs, wi Chalmers Adam, farmer Chalmers John, farmer Chalmers William, farmer Cohnel James, farmer Coutts Alexander, tailor Crawford Willig, farmer Crozier Thomas, farmer Crozier Samuel, postmaster Culbertson William, weaver Dougherty James, blacksmith Erb Peter, farmer Fleshover Henry, farmer Frame Alexandor, school teacher Henderson Richard, farmer Kelso William, farmer Kipfer Christian, farmer Kipfer John, farmer McTavish John, farmer McTavish Peter, farmer Manley Richard, farmer Mayberry Oliver, farmer Mohr Charles, tavernkeeper Morrison James, farmer * The post office is at Allandale.Naufracker Samuel, farmer Omand Benjamin, shoemalcer Patterson Jumes, laborer Poole Moses, furmer Rothermal Peter, farmer Seasor Ferdinand, farmer Smale Conrad, farmer Steele Robert, weaver Steele William, farmer Swan James, farmer Switzer Jacob, farmer Switzer Joseph, farmer Taylor Edward, farmer Walker Andrew, farmer Walker Charles, farmer Warning Jacob, farmer Yantzi Michael, farmer Yonzie Christian, cheese factory TORMORE\u2014 A village partly in the township of Albion and the Gore of Toronto, county of Peel, partly in the township of Vaughan, county of York.Distant from Bolton, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 3 miles, from Toronto 24 miles.Mail daily.Population about 60.Dalzell James, farmer Dalzell John, farmer Doyle Thomas, tavernkeeper Hart George, farmer Hart Watson, farmer Hart William, farmer Robinson Mrs.Mary Jane, postmistress Robinson Robert, veterinary surgeon Shuttleworth Thomas, blacksmit Watson John, farmer Watson Walter, farmer TORONTO \u2014 Tho \u2018Queen City of the West,\u201d and capital of the Province, is situated on the north-west shore of Lake Ontario, county of York.The city faces aspacious bay.From a distance it presents no stri ing aspect, owing to its site being rather flat,\u201d but on nearing it, espocially from the lake, it gradually unfolds itself.Magnificent buildings como into view, topped by the domes and spires of the churches and public buildings, giving it an imposing and picturesque appearance.The city, which was originally called York and founded in 1784, is laid out with singular regularity, in the form of a parallelogram, the streets intersecting each other at right angles.King and Yonge are the two prinotpal streets : theformor\u2014the great thorough and promenade\u2014 with its broad sidewalks and handsome well-filled shops, runs parallel with the bay ; the latter, intersecting it, ruus northward through a rich and prosperous agricultural country, form- inga sort of irregular village of upwards of thirty miles in length, The Esplanade facing the bay, with its lines of quays and parallel Jines of railway, presents at all imos an animated scene.Toronto has many industrial establishmonts, including foundries, mills, tanneries, breweries, distillerios, and à great varlety of other fuctorios, nll thriving aud prosperous, Tho public buildings of the olty aro numerous, and many of thom extremely handsome, such for Instance as St James\u2019 and St Michnel\u2019s Cathedrals, the General 1ospi- tal, Kxhibition buildings, Lunatic asy- um, City hall, Trinity colloge, St Lawronoe murkot, Music hall, Rossin and Queen\u2019s hotols, Post offioe, Banks, Mnsonio hall, Normal, Model, Parockinl and other s6hools, Convents, Churolos, Girls, homo, Gaol, &o.Osgoode hall, the seat of the Superior Courts of Law and liquity for tho Provinoo, situntod on Queen street, and the Univorsity vof Toronto and Uni- vorsity college, standing retired amid the sequestored shades of University l\u2019ark, aro noble odifloos.A mugnetioal obsor- vatory established by the Imperial Gov- ornment in 1840, is attaohed to the Uni- vorsity.Its position is lat 48° 894 N., long 79° 21' 5 W,, or bh.17m.26s.slow of Groenwich time.The University Park, with its beautiful monument to the "]