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[" Tow-TRE DOMINION 870 DIRECTORY [PROVINCE OF TOWNSEND CENTRE \u2014 A small village in the township of Townsend, county of Norfolk.The Canada Air Line railway, now being built, will have a station here.Distant from Simcoe, the .county town, 10 miles, from Port \u2018Dover, on Lake Erie, 10 miles, from Brantford, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 15 miles, fare 75¢.Mail tri-weeok- ly.Population about 100.Becroft David, blacksmith Becroft John B., farmer Bertram John, farmer Gardener Robert, farmer \u2018Haney Robert, farmer Lewis James 8, farmer \u201cLewis John, farmer Miller Aquila, laborer Park William, dealer in patent rights Pettit Jonathan, farmer Pettit Uriah, farmer Slaght Hiram, postmaster, township treasurer Slaght Israel, deputy postmaster, storekeeper Slaght Job, carpenter Slaght John, carpenter Slaght Levi, farmer Smith David W., farmer Smith George W., saw mill Smith J: mes H., farmer Smith John D., school teacher \u201cVail Levitt, farmer \u2018Walker William, innkeeper \u201cTREADWELL\u2014A rising village on \u2018the south bank of the river Ottawa, county of Prescott.Building is very .actively prosecuted here.steamers from \u201cGrenville to Ottawa call at this point «daily, and are thence chiefly su plied with fuel.There is also a constant ferry £0 Papineauville.Distant from Georgian Springs 4& miles, from Plantagenet Springs 6 miles, from Caledonia Springs 11 mies, from L\u2019Orignal, the county town, 17 miles, from Grenville 22 miles, , from Ottuwa 42 miles, fare $1; from Montreal 80 miles.Mail daily in summer, bi-weekly in winter.Population about Cayer Hilaire, laborer Cayer Joseph, laborer Erratt Henry, J.P., farmer Gauthier Henri, laborer Kyle Joseph, school teacher Legault Jean Baptiste, baker MeGauvran James, postmaster, storekeeper Rodden William, farmer TRECASTLE\u2014A small village in the townships of Wallace and Maryborough, in the Pordors of the counties of Wellington and Perth, It contains a steam saw mill and Wesleyan church.Distant from Listowell 12 miles, from Elora 25 miles, from Guelph, a station of the Grand Trunk and Great Western railways, 87 miles.Mail daily.Population about 90, Donnelly Matthew, farmer Calloway Thomas, farmer Conquest Richard, sawyer Gray John, waggonmaker Kee Freborn, J.P., farmer Knowls Thomas, saw mill hand Marsh James, fireman McCaughrin Daniel, hotelkecper McKenzie William, school teacher Morgan George, blacksmith Royal hotel, Daniel McCaughrin, proprietor .SHIELDS BROTHERS, general merchants Shields James, of Shields Brothers, postmaster Shields Robert, of Shields Brothers, saw mill owner and farmer J.P., councillor, TRENTON \u2014An incorporated village and port of entry situated on both sides of the mouth of the river Trent, at the head of the Bay of Quinté.The corporation is formed by part of the township of Murray, county of Northumberland, and part of the township of Sidney, gounty of Hastings.A large business is done here in the rafting of square timber for the Quebec and other markets, great quauti- ties boing brought down the river Trent for this purpose from an immense range intersected By it.\u2018Ehe manufactories are 4 grist mills, 2 stenm saw mills, 1 stave and barrel factory, paper mill, tannery, plaster mill and foundry.There is an office of the Montroal Telegraph Co., also of the Dominion Telegraph Co., and à station of the Grand Funk railway.The Montreal and Bay of Quinté steamers call liere regularly.Distant from Montreal 252 miles, fure $6.66; from Toronto 101 miles, fare $3.35; trom Belleville 12 miles, fare 400.Mail daily.Population about Allen David, baker, Front st Alleve Baptiste, laborer, Bridge st Anger George, laborer, Water st Anger John, grocer, Water st Asseltine Miss E, Jane, Dundas st Austin & Hilton, storekeepers, Henry st Austin William H., J.P., of Austin & Hilton, councillor, Henry st Baird John, painter, Division st Baker Guy d shoemaker, Victoria st Baker Wm.F,hides and wool, Market sq Barker William T., stationer, druggist, I'ront st, hh Dundasst ! Barrott Bazile, laborer, Bay st Barry Daniel, laborer, John st Beavy Thomas, clerk, Crown st Belch John, carpenter, John st Bigelow William C., tinsmith, Front st Brissel George, laborer, King st Blakely William, butcher, cor King and Bridge sts Blair John B,, Elgin st Bleasdell rev.William, ch of England, King st Bleecker William, 40 Foot st Bleeker Henry, butcher, Ferry st Blunt Josiah, laborer, Bay st Bond rev.W., B.A, master Grammar school Bonter Shuter S,, clerk, Division st Booth James, wheelwright, Dundas st Borchardt Carl, laborer, Bay st Bowerman John G., wheelwright, Front st Boyd Turner, barber, Front st Brandenbury Augustus, laborer, Bay st Brettargh rev.Henry, R.catholic, Dun- das st Brock John À., photographer, Front st Burt Thomas, laborer, Queen st Bull Henry, clerk, Dundas st Burns Patrick, farmer, Front st Burtin Seth, jun., 40 foot st Callaghan John, laborer, Dundas st CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., Edward Keable, agent Carr Miss Sarah, Marmora st Chamberlain George R., clerk, bds at Royal hotel, cor King and 40 Foot sts Ohandler Richard L., funcy goods, Front st Chormard Francis, laborer, Queen st Christie James, assistant postmaster, Ferry st, L Dundas st Clute Robert, clerk, Front st Cobb rev.Thomas, Wesleyan, Dundas st Coleman Mrs.Mary, wid Michael Ferry st Commercial hotel, Alphonse Parent, proprietor, Frout st Oommou School No.1, Thomas S.Gillin, master Common School No.2, James B, Young, master Compon Louis, laborer, Bay st Conlan Bernard, laborer, King st Conway Patrick, laborer, Rear st Cooley Sumuel, Ferry st Corbett Thomas, laborer, Dundas st COURIER (T11E), weekly, annual subscription $1.50 ; George Young, M.A.proprietor and printer Covernes John, shoemaker, Division st Cranford Isaac, Royal hotel, cor King and 40 l'oot sts Cruickshanks Lewis, livery stables, mail currier, Elgin st Cumming Jumes, reeve, postmaster, Queen st Curiis Don Carlos, merchant, bds at Royal hotel, cor Ferry and 40 Foot sts Dutoe Immanuel, grocer, King st Dufoe Michael, laborer, King st Dafoe William, cooper, King st Davenport Nathan, clerk, bds at Commercial hotel, Front st Davis Williams, laborer, John st Day Henry W., M.D.Dean Michael, laborer, Ferry st Deans George, M.D.druggist, Front st DeBlois Alexander, laborer, King st Declaire Michael, sawyer, King st DeLisle Francis, laborer, Division st Delong Joseph, laborer, Bridge st Dench John, councillor, Bridge st Dench John, hardware, Front st Dickens Thomas, grocer, Victoria st\u2019 Dorland C.H., dentist, Front st Dorland Philip, carpenter, Henry st Dolmond Frederick, laborer, Bay st Dominion Telegraph Co.Doyle Luke, proprietor Royal hotel, cor l'erry and 40 Foot sts Drolett Joseph, laborer, King st Duranceau Antoine, laborer, Bay st Eaman Miss M.G., milliner, Front st Edgar Robert, engineer, John st Egan Patrick, farmer, Bridge st Felion Andrew, hotelkeeper, Water st Ferguson J.H., dentist, Dundas st Finkle George, music teacher, Division s Filledoux Louis, laborer, Front st Fox Elijah, laborer, Bay st Fortune Owen, laborer, King st Fralick Thomas, farmer, King st Francis Charles, barrister, King st Francis Robert, councillor, Bay st Galbraith Alexander, clerk, Bridge st Germain William, blacksmith, Front st Gilbert Forcin, laborer, Bay st Gilmour & Co., lumber merchants, Bridge st Gleason Philip, laborer, Bay st Glenn Alexander, laborer, Bay st Gooding Samuel, grocer, Front st Gordon Geo.11, storckeeper, Front st Gothard Francis, joiner, Queen st Gothard John, luborer, Henry st Gothard Joseph, carpenter, Fin st Gouleite Charles, shoemaker, Water st Graham William H., head constable, Dundas st Grammar school, rev.W.Bond, B.A) master, cor Ferry und 40 Foot sts Gronuy Lawrence, luborer, Bay st Grissell Charles, laborer, Bay st Guipentrog Frederick, laborer, Bay st Hamilton Charles, laborer, Bay st Hanneman Willinm, laborer, Buy st Hawley George, King st Hawley Jonah Marmora st Hawley Mrs.Nancy wid J., Queen st Hill Calvin P., saddler, Kent st Hill Mrs., wid, milliner, I'ront st Hilton Richard, of Austin & Hilton, bds at Commercial hotel, Front st Holmes James, laborer, Bay st ONTARIO.] DOMINION 871 DIRECTORY.Tre-TRo Howard Stephen, laborer, King st Howcutt John, Marmora st \u2018Hulsey James, laborer, John st Hutcliinson John, hookkeeper, Dundas st Hutchinson Joseph B., baker, Dundas st Hutton John, saddler, hds at Commercial hotel, Front st Hyde James W., boots and shoes, Front st, h Division st Ireland William M., grocer, Front st, h Spring st Irish John R., dentist, Front st Irwin James W., machinist, bds at Commercial hotel, Front st Jeanveau Baptiste, sawyer, King gt Jeanveau Vital, sawyer, King st Jeffs William, Dundas st Jobin Peter, haker, Bridge st Johnson Moses, carriagemaker, King st Johnson Thomas, grocer, Front st Johnson William, tinsmith, bds at Commercial hotel, Front st Julien William, engineer, John st Keable Edward, agent G.T.R.and Canadian Express Co.Kelly John, laborer, Dundas st Kelly Patrick, teamster, Rear st Kelly Peter, laborer, Bay st Kelly Thomas, laborer, Bay st Kerr Samuel, laborer, King st Kinsella Pearce, laborer, Bay st Labelle Bernard, laborer, Water st Labelle Louis, laborer, Water st Lafrenaye Antoine, laborer, Water st Lalande Louis, laborer, Bay st Law William, tailor, Front st Lawrence Joseph, mason, Victoria st Lefleur Herman, laborer, Bay st Leggo Joseph, laborer, Water st Leipkie Charles, laborer, Bay st Lewis John, joiner, Front st Lewis Timothy, joiner, Front st Locklin L., waggonmaker, Victoria st Lone Court, Dundas st Lott Lyman, laborer, Bay st Lougheed Robert, grocer, Front st Lyons William A., butcher, Water st Lyons W.M., hotelkeeper Macaulay Daniel, laborer, Bay st Macaulay Dennis, Ferry st Macaulay John D., clerk, Dundas st Macaulay Mrs.Ellen, wid D., Henry st Macaulay Alexander, revenue officer, Dundas st McCabe Charles, laborer, King st McCabe Terrence, clerk, Dundas st McCarthy Eugene, laborer, Queen st \u2018McCready Bernard, merchant tailor, Front st McCue Patrick, saddler, bds at Commercial hotel, Front st McGowan Francis, tailor, Front st McKerman John, blacksmith, King st McKewn Henry, hotelkeeper, Front st McMahon John, hotelkeeper, Ferry st Marsh Charles, saddler, Division st Marsh James, grocer, Front st Meath John, carpenter, King st Meyers Ad:un H,, barrister Mikel Alfred, laborer, Dundas st Mikel James R., grocer, Ferry st Mikel Stephen, laborer, Dundas st Miller Alexander, millwright, Bay st \u2018Miller Baptiste, carpenter, Queen st Miller George, dry goods, Front st Miller Joh, clerk, Queen st Mininger Basile, laborer, King st MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Morrison Ira W_carringemaker, Front st Murphy Daniel Ww, barrister, Ferry st Murphy John, laborer, John st Murray Patrick, laborer, Dundas st Myrkle Tobias, laborer, John st Nass Fritz, laborer, Bay st Nelson Isaac, grocer, Front st O'Conner Patrick, teams er, Elgin st O'Flinn Robert B., clerk, Bay st O'Hara Charles, engineer, Bay st O'Rourke Hugh, contractor, Ferry st Owens Emery, laborer, King st Parent Alphonse, proprietor Commercial hotel, Front st Parish John, tinsmith, bds at Commercial hotel, Front st Perrault Belonie, laborer, Bay st Potter David, carpenter, Queen st Potter James, produce dealer, Front st, h Wellington Prieur Levi, grocer, Front st b, Dundas Purdon Robert, carpenter, Water st Purdy Brothers, boots and shoes, and plaster mill, Front st Purdy Ralph, hardware, Front st Quinlan James, cabinetmaker, Frontst Reyner J., piano warehouse, Front st Robert Robertson, laborer, Dundas st Robertson Alex, of W.Robertson& Co.Robertson Miss Elizabeth, King st Robertson W., & Co., grocers, Front st Robertson Wm., of W.Robertson & Co.Roblin John, of Shea & Roblin Rodgers John, laborer, King st Rooney Edward, laborer, Victoria st Rose Alvin Benson, M.D.Rowe Benjamin, farmer, Division st Royal Hotel, Luke Doyle, proprietor, cor 40 Foot and Ferry sts Roy James, laborer.Queen st Rupert Jerome, Water st Scamerhorn John, laborer, Ferry st Scott William, plasterer, Front st - Shangrand Joseph, laborer, Crown st Shangrois Fabien, laborer, King st Shea & Roblin, foundry, Water st Shea Wm.of Shea & Roblin, Division st Shurie John, tailor, Front st Simmons Jer., town clerk, 40 Foot st Simpson George, carpenter, Kiag st Simpson James, builder, Victoria st Smith Allan, laborer, King st Smith G.A., dry goods Smith Henry, laborer, Crown st Smith Jacob, butcher, Bridge st Smith John, clerk, bds at Royal hotel, cor King ana 40 Foot sts Smith R.J., engineer, Ferry st Snider Charles J., tailor, Front st Snider Chas, tailor, Front st, h John st Spider Isaac, tailor, King st Sieglom F rederick, laborer, Bay st Stickney E.W., watchmaker, Front st Stimers Robert, laborer, Victoria st Struty Augustus, laborer, King st Sweet Coruelius, blacksmith, 40 Footst Sweet Daniel, laborer, Dundas st Terrion Joseph, laborer, Queen st Thompson J.W., storekeeper, Front st Thompson Wm., teamster, Marmora st Tracey Herman, laborer, John st Vanalstine Alexander, laborer, John st Vice Sylvester, laborer, Bay st Walbridge Wm.C., butcher, Front st Wardrobe George, saddler, bds at Commercial hotel, Front st Walsh John, laborer, Bay st Weaver Miss Sarah, wid John, Queen st Wert James R., saddler, Front st Wessells Erron, laborer, Bay st White James, grocer, Front st Williams R.C.W.M.D.,physician, King st Wiltse Anson, waggonmaker, Ferry st Wright Adam H,, teacher, bds at Royal hote YOUNG GEORGE, M.A, proprietor and printer of the Courier, 40 Foot st Young James, grocer, Frontst h King st Young James B, teacher Common school 0.2 TROUT LAKE\u2014A post office station on the Parry Sound road, township of Humphrey, district of Algoma.Distant from Parry Sound 15 miles, from Col- lingwood.the terminus of the Northern railway, 85 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 25.Ansley Julius, farmer Ansley Marcus, farmer Brooks \u2014, farmer Brown Thomas, farmer Cavanagh John, farmer Collett Arthur J., farmer Elliott George, assistant postmaster Farrer Joseph, farmer Farrer Launcelot, farmer Hamley Allen, farmer Hamley William, farmer Hicks Edmund, farmer Lawson Cyrus, farmer McInnis John D., farmer Newion William, farmer Symington James, farmer Symington William, postmaster Walton Thomas, farmer Willmott Frederick, farmer TROWBRIDGE\u2014A village in the township of kima, county of Perth.Country produce affords the principal trade here.Distant from Mitchell, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 22 miles, fare 81; from Stratford 35 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 150.Bradley William, dealer Brewer Alfred, steam grist mill Brewer Henry, engineer Clothier William, carpenter Code George, postmaster Code & Brothers, proprietors saw mill Code George, of Code & Brothers Code John R., of Code & Brothers Code Samuel, of Code & Brothers Code Thomas, of Code & Brothers Cousins Charles, cabinetmaker Cousins Richard, carpenter Cousins Cornelius, farmer Deleyea Isaac, carpenter Dougall George, laborer Farroll Frederick William, innkeeper and shoemaker FRIAR JOHN, grocer Graham John, laborer Gray Andrew, watchmaker Gibson George, weaver Halpenny Richard, farmer Halpenay Richard, jun., farmer Hawkins Mrs.Jane, agent sewing machines Heatherington George, laborer Large John, carpenter Moore Robert, farmer Oliver Noble, shoemaker Oliver Robert, tanner Oliver P.V.N, patentee for farmer's gate Riesberry James, farmer Smith Robert, blacksmith Smith rev.Nathaniel, Wesleyan Thompson Matthew, waggonmaker Wakefield Thomas, laborer Woolcott William, farmer Young John, farmer Zulorgg Peter, farmer * TROY\u2014A small village in the township of Harwich, county of Kent.Country produce affords the principal trade here.Distant from Thamesville, à station of the Great Western raiiway, 16 miles, fare 75¢.3 from Chatham 18 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Burt Mrs.Sarah, wid Darius, post- mistress, grocery * The post office is named Fairdeld. Tro-TwE Burt Robert, proprietor Temperance hotel Craig Hugh, farmer Ferris Jesse, laborer Harvey Robert, clerk Jackson Edward, carpenter Johnson Henry, sawyer Lambert Samuel, cooper Lyman rev.B., Episcopal methodist Ridley John, farmer Ridley William, blacksmith Robear Julius, sawyer Swarthout Isaac, saw mill Temperance hotel, Robert Burt, proprietor Watson David, storekeeper, farmer Watson Robert, farmer Whitsell Sylvester, laborer Willsher Henry, engineer Wilson Edwin D, farmer TROY\u2014A village in the township of Beverley, county of Wentworth.Distant from Lyndon, astation of the Great Western ruilway, 3 miles, from Hamilton 18 miles, from Toronto 77 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100, Clark George, storekeeper Cobb Henry, laborer Dukenberg Frederick, shoemaker Elliott William, waggonmaker Gamble John, furmer Lawrasen James, farmer Lawrason Sidney, farmer McCormick Michael, laborer Mather David, blacksmith Migner Adam, saw mill Migner Clark, farmer Migner Conrad, laborer Migner John, farmer Migner Nicholas, farmer Migner Peter, farmer Neff John, postmaster, storekeeper Neff Samuel, carpenter O'Reilly Daniel, blacksmith Pitton John, tavernkeeper Roelopson Daniel, laborer Roelopson John, cabinetmaker Sager Malachi, farmer Shannon Mrs., wid Henry Shortridge Dennis, lumberman Shortridge Richard, laborer Teeple William, farmer Thomas Jolin, lime burner Thompson George Vinton Henry, shoemaker \u2018Warner Thomas, farmer TRUDELL\u2014A village in the township of Tilbury West, county of Essex.Country produce affords the principal trade here.Distant from Baptiste Creek, a station of the Great Western railway, b tiles, from Chatham 20 miles, from Windsor 387 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Armstrong rev.\u2014, Presbyterian Atkinson Thomas, furmer Dodd James, farmer Dumortier rev.F., R.catholic Episcopal church, rev.J.Hill, visiting minister Henderson David, farmer Leonard Jules, farmer Richards Miss Margaret, school teacher Richardson Henry, posimaster TUAM\u2014A village in the township of To- oumscth, county of Simcoe.Distant from Bradford, a station of the Northorn ruil- way, 15 miles, from Toronto 40 miles, Mail tri-weckly.Population about 80.Allen John, saw mill Allen Richard, saw mill Brawley Francis, blacksmith Brawley Francis, poulterer DOMINION 872 DIRECTORY.Brown Samuel, distillery Cox Benjamin, potash manufacturer Derham Patrick H., postmaster, storekeeper Fleming John, farmer King James, attorney King James, farmer King John, builder Percy Gilbert, painter Wilson James, carpenter TULLAMORE\u2014A village situated in the townships of Chinguacousy, Albion, aud Toronto Gore, county of I\u2019oel, Dis- taut from Malton, a station of the Grand irunk railway, 8 wiles, fare 40c.; from Toronto 25 miles.Muil daily.Population About 250.Baily James, farmer Baily Miss Rebecen, dressmaker Blair Alfred, waggonmaker Buchanan Henry, ootmaker Buchanan Miss A, milliner Bullock Charles, cabinetmaker Carbry John, farmer Carbry William, farmer Chaffee J.M., J.P., storekeeper Chamberlin Thomas, tailor Collum Zacharias, blacksmith Corkett William, farmer Dynes Richard, cabinetmaker Endacott Henry, saddler Evans John M., \u2018tailor EXCHANGE HOTEL, John Hassard, proprietor Graham Francis, farmer Grant rev.William, ch of England Hall George, shoemaker Hamilton George, nurseryman HASSARD JOHN , broprietor Exchange ote Hogg George bootmaker Huston James, farmer Huston Nicholas, farmer Jordan William, waggonmakor Kerr John, farmer Kerr Robert, farmer Lindsay James, storekeeper Louther John, postmaster, storekeeper Mail Thomas, farmer McCollum John H., M.D.Mulligan Joseph, hotelkeeper Mullin John Turner, M.D.Neily William, farmer Odlum Edward, cabinetmaker Odlum Edward, farmer Odlum George, cabinetmaker O'Reilly John, farmer Osborne Samuel well digger Rain Robert, farmer Robinson James, farmer Sargent William, farmer Shields John, farmer Thompson John, farmer Thompson Thomas, farmer Woods George, farmer \u201cTWEED-\u2014A village on the Moira River, at the head of Lake Stoco, in the teuth concession of the township of Hungortord, county of Hustings, Distant from Belle- villo, a station of the Grand Trunk rall- way, 26 miles, fare $1.Mail daily.1o- pulation about 600.Bowen Biard, tanner and currier Bowell Warwick, bailiff Brown Jus., president Tweed Checss Co.Brown John, carpenter Burr Mrs.J.F., music teacher Byam John W., school teacher Carleton John, shoemaker Carleton John I, saddler Carleton William, harnessmalker Carr Mrs, T., midwife Clark Mrs, P., milliner * Formerly called WMluugorford\u2019s Mills, [PROVINCE OF Clark Merritt, watchmaker Comer Mrs.Maria, wid James, boarding house Conners William, tavernkeeper Cross Robert, carpenter Davenport James, butcher Davis W 11, harnessmaker DeLawrence Willinm Ii,, cheese factor Detlor John M.G., storekeeper Downing John, tuvernkeeper Dyer Daniel, carding mill Dyer Mrs.Surab, storekeeper Kasterbrook Thomas, miller Elliott Joseph, J.P., township treagurer Ferguson George, millwright IFinchey Thomas, shoe store Francis John, road overseer Gabourie Felix, J.P., reeve Garrett William, foundry Gellyman Joel, of Jordan, Gellyman & Jo.Gordon rev, Andrew, Bible christian Graham Joln, J.P., couneillor Howe Alonzo, weaver Howell George W., M.D., druggist Howston Robert Hunter Miss Susanna, milliner Jamieson Jumes, grist and saw mill Jordan, Gellyman & Co., steam saw mil} Jordan James H, of Jordan, Gellyman & Co.Kilgour rev.Joseph, Wesleyan Lawrance Francis, mason McCallum Alexander, steam tannery McCann Thomas, storekeeper McGowan Adam, carriagemaker McGowan Robert, carpenter McGowan William, blacksmith McGrath Mrs., midwife MARRIAGE LICENSES, James Reid, issuer Marshall Richard, postmaster, storekeeper Matthews Henry, laborer Morden O.H.,, storekeeper Morton George, teamster Munro George, hotelkeeper Murphy Francis, storekeeper Onderkirk James, carpenter Parsons John, lumberman Parsons Thomas, lumberman Parrott Joseph, carriagemaker Pomeroy Miss k.E., music teacher Pomeroy Timotheus E., M.A, MD, coroner Potter William, engineer Ray William, tailor Reid James, storekeeper and issuer of marringe licenses Ridley Benjamin, wheelwright Roberts rev.William, ch of England Robertson John, millwright Rosevear John, shoemaker Ryau rev.David, Wesleyan Thompson Robert, miller Tweed Oheese Co., J.Brown, president Vandusen Allan, buker Vandusen Robert, jeweller Way Edward, temnster Walter James, blacksmith Welch Patrick, tailor White Wilinm, tinsmith Wheeler George, carpenter Woodcock rev.Eli, Episcopal methodist Wright Willinm, storekeeper TWEKDSIDE\u2014A smell placo in the township uf\u2019 Sulttleot, county of Went.worth.Distant from Winoun, n station of the Great Weatern railway, 8 miles, fare 260.; [rom Hamilton 156 miles.Mail tri- weekly, Population about 100.Addie Thomas, farmer Althouse George, saddler Althouse John, butcher PTT TT T= ONTARIO.| Althouse Simeon, farmer Bedell John, farmer Cable Mrs.Charlotte Carpenter William, farmer Churchill George, farmer Cowell John W., farmer Cowell William, farmer Dewitt Hiram, farmer Dewitt John, farmer Fairchilds John, farmer Giles Robert, farmer Gower Robert, laborer Hart George, farmer Hooker Abram, storekeeper Jacobs Andrew, farmer Johnson Ths.S., postmaster, blacksmith Penfold Stephen, farmer Piott John, farmer Rickman John, shoemaker Smith William, carpenter Soules Jeremiah, farmer Swazey Mrs.Isabella, school teacher Sweet Samuel, farmer Tweedle John, farmer Tweedle Richard, farmer Tweedle Thomas, farmer Tweedle William, farmer Watt Matthew, farmer Williams Henry, farmer Williams William, farmer *TYENDINAGA-A mallvillageinthe township of Tyendinaga, county of Hastings.It is a station of the Grand Trunk railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Napanee 8 miles Population about 40.CANADIAN EXPRESS CO.Jacob James, section foreman Kemp Jolin, station master McGuran James S., switchman MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Smith Joseph, night operator Sweeney Charles, farmer Sweeney Mrs.Margaret, wid John TYRCONNEL\u2014A small village in the township of Dunwich, county ot Elgin.Distant irom Wallacetown 3 miles, from St Thomas, à station of the London and Port Stanley railway, 20 miles; fare from St Thomas to Wallacetown $1.Mail daily.Population about 160.Banks Thomas, gardener Bate James, farmer Blackwood James, farmer Burns Thomas, laborer Burnsides William, carder Cameron Peter, blacksmith Church John, of Page & Church Comfort Albert, carder Conn Meredith, jun., postmaster, grain merchant Conn Meredith, sen, J.P., grain merchant Crane William, farmer Dowdell James, shoemaker Evans Edward, carpenter Froom Wi, proprietor Tyrconnel hotel Gay William, mason Globe hotel, lins Hawkins, proprietor Green Beujawin, laborer Harris John, miller Hawkins Elias, proprietor Globe hotel Humphrey Charles, manager tool handle factory Humplirey Moses, waggonmaler Matheson John, shoemaker Mettam Edward, farmer Mitchell Joseph, J.P., farmer Moore Ths., grist, saw and carding mil Morden William S., tanner Morrish Richard, farmer * Formorly called Marysville station.The post office is nt Marysville.DOMINION 873 DIRECTORY.O'Brien John, carpenter Osborne Edward, assistant postmaster, storekeeper Page & Church, blacksmiths Page James, of Page & Church Payson Isaac, shoemaker Quimby William, tool handle factory Scott Joseph, storekeeper Sheridan Michael, laborer Sherlock rev.Benjamin, Wesleyan Skolding Ephraim, laborer Stephenson Robert, laborer Thomas Augustus, laborer Tyrconnel hotel, Wm.Froom, proprietor Venning Joseph, carpenter Wilson John, laborer TYRONE\u2014A village in the township of Darlington, county of Durham.Distant from Bowmanville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, © miles, fare 50c.; from Tort Hope miles, irom Toronto 54 miles.Mail daily.Population about 300.Beer Azariah, innkeeper Bell Mrs., wid John Bible Christian church, Pascoe, minister Bingham Gilbert, cooper Bingham James, painter Blyth Thomas, teamster Bradley John, tailor Branton Charles, laborer Branton James, laborer Branton Richard, laborer Brent William, farmer Clemens William, farmer Cole Matthew, waggonmaker Collacott James, blacksmith Collacott Robert Couch Joseph, farmer Dames John, agent Dunn Samuel, farmer Elliott James, storekeeper Elliott William, laborer Emmerson George, blacksmith Gardiner Thomas, carpenter Gibbard Alexander, farmer Gray John, storekeeper Gray Mrs.Mary, wid John Gregory John, laborer Haisley Mrs.Eleonor, wid David, grocer Hancock Thomas, farmer Hicks William H., shoemaker Hillyer John, shoemaker Bodgson John, farmer Hodgson Robert, farmer Hodge John, mason Johnston Daniel, weaver Law W.H., M.D Liudsay Jeremiah, carpenter Little William, teamster McCannrev.Alfred, Wesleyan McCormack Joseph, cooper McCutcheon Robert McLaughlin John, farmer Manning John, shoemaker Moore Henry, weaver Moore Joseph, teamster Nichols John, hotelkeeper Pascoe rev.W.S., Bible christian Rawlinson Trueman, stone cutter Scott Thomas, farmer Sheldon W.J., cooper Short John, laborer Stock Oliver, saddler Tippett Henry, shoemaker Travers Patrick, laborer Vanston Samuel, J.P., reeve, miller Walter Charles, teamster Welch Charles, laborer Welch John T., postmaster, tailor Williams Thomas, waggonmaker Windatt Thomas, farmer Wesleyan Methodist church, rev, Alfred McCann, minister rev.W.S.Twe-Urp Woods Henry, waggonmaker Younie Abraham, stave factory * TYRRELL\u2014A small village in the township of Townsend, county of Nor- foik.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, 20 miles.Mail bi-weekly, Population about 80.Austin E.H., blacksmith Austin Lewis, farmer Austin William W., farmer Bennett Daniel, laborer Bennett James, laborer Bugner Dennis, school teacher Culver Aaron, farmer Emerick Ephraim E., farmer Fisher James, laborer Gall William, carpenter Heath Lewis, farmer Heath Samuel, postmaster, storekeeper Henning N.P., M.D.Pritchard James, farmer Shaw Hiram, farmer Smith Zephaniah, farmer Wyckoff Isaac, deputy reeve UDORA\u2014A village on the line between the counties of Ontario and York, townships of Scott aud Georgina.Distant from Whitby, the county town and & station of the Grand Trunk railway, 33 miles, fare 81.50.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 250.Bowser Mrs.Cecilia Brethour Arnold, mill owner Brethour James Ë, farmer BrownWilliam, saw and grist mill owner Clisseld Samuel, cooper Doble Luke, blacksmith Fairfield Archibald, tavern Fawne George, farmer Gough William, laborer Harrison Henry, farmer Johnston Charles, laborer Kirkland William, shoemaker Longhurst Wellard, sawyer Miller James, blacksmith Moore David Y., builder Orr William, shoemaker Philipps Nicholas, well digger Philipps William, pumpmaker Reid Samuel Sager Stephen A., M.D., botanist Scott Samuel, farmer Shier William, weaver Snodden Joseph, laborer Snodden William, farmer Tucker Michael, basketmaker Umphrey & Brother, lumber merchants Umphrey Michael,ofUmphrey & Brother Umphrey Samuel, of 'mphrey & Webster, postmaster Umphrey & Webster, merchants Urquhart Alexander, builder Wallace James, sawyer Webster Robert, of Umphrey & Webster Wilson Jacob, tailor UFFINGTON\u2014A post office station in the township of Draper, county of Victoria.Distant from Ba rie, à station of the Northern railway, 60 miles, from Toronto 120 miles, fare £3.75.Mail tri- weekly.Population about «0.Blackmore Charles, farmer Cooke sergeant Michael Hall John, farmer Holditch Josephus, farmer Kirkpatrick William, farmer Matthews N., farmer Mathiace William, saw mill owner * Also called Hoperville. Urr-Ure DOMINION 874 DIRECTORY, [PROVINCE or Patterson Matthew, farmer Smith James, farmer Spence Jacob, farmer Thompson A., postmaster Toye Frederick, farmer UFFOIRD\u2014A post office station in the township of att, county of Victoria.Distant from Barrie, a station of the Northern railway, 60 miles, fare $3.Mail weekly.Population about 50.Crawford John, farmer -Dawson James, furmer Giles Henry, farmer Giles Thomas, farmer Gill Henry W., farmer Kay William, farmer Lavely Patrick, farmer Montgomery John, farmer Morley John, farmer Morley William T., postmaster, farmer -Oldham John, farmer Powley William, farmer Shea John L., farmer Shea William, farmer Windfield William, farmer Wright Thomas, farmer ULLSWATER\u2014A small place in the township of Watt, county of Victoria.Distant from Barrie, a station of the Northern railway, 75 miles, fare $3.25; {from Toronto 120 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 100, Bunn George, postmaster, farmer Creasor George, farmer Creasor Henry, farmer Eckford John, farmer \u2018Ennis John, farmer Galloway Matthew, farmer \u201cGaskell James, farmer Hunt Robert, farmer Knight Cameron, machinist Kingshot James, farmer \u2018Oleson Ebenezer, farmer * Polunker Charles, farmer Pouckerfield William, farmer and carpenter Putnam Philander, farmer Richardson Frederick, shoemaker and farmer Sibbet William, painter and farmer Simms Frederick, farmer DULLYATE\u2014A small place on the town line of Artemesia and Euphra-ia, county of Grey.Distant from Markdale 6 miles, from Meaford 18 miles, from Collingwood, the terminus of the Nor- tbern railway, 30 miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 82 miles.Mail bi-weekly.\u2018Allcock John, postmaster, farmer UMFR A VILLE\u2014A post office station in the township of Dungannon, county of Hastings.Distant from Belleville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 71 miles, from Madoc 45 miles.Mail weekly, Kavanagh D., postmaster UNDERWOOD -A small village in the township and county of Bruce, Montreal Telegraph Co.hax an office here.Distant from Paisley 13 miles, from Kinear- dine 14 miles, from Southampton 16 miles, from Walkerton, the county town, 32 miles, from Goderich, a station of the Buffalo und Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 50 miles.Mail daily.Population about 90.Anderson rev.J, Presbyterian Cameron Donald, of McDonald & Cameron Coulthard rev.J.H., J.P., posimaster, storekeeper \u201cCoutts rev.R., Baptist Hilker & Betzner, saw millers Hood Finlay, farmer Lucas William, shoemaker McDonald & Cameron, dealers McDonald John, hotellseeper McDonald Hector, of McDonald & Cu- meron McKinnon Hugh, carpenter McKay Donald, farmer McLean Alexander, carpenter McPherson William, waggonmalker Macfarlane Walter, dealer Mathewson John, blacksmith MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Hugh Murray, agent Munn Malcolm, M.D.MURRAY HUGH, agent Montreal Telegraph Co., and clerk Division court Richardson John, farmer STAFFORD ADAM, hotelkeeper Tinsdale William, carpenter UNIXON\u2014 A small village in the township of Yarmouth, county of Elgin, Distant from White's, a station of the Londonand Port Stanley railway, 1 miles, from St.Thomas 54 miles, from Port Stanley 3} miles.Mall daily.Population about 350.Armstrong James, farmer Bailey Lemrock F., of Richard Bailey & on Bailey Richard & Son, grist and saw mill Bailey Richard, of R.Bailey & Son Church John, shoemaker Clark Albert, tavernkeeper Conaor Peter, shoemaker Davidson James, blacksmith Edgecombe James, Inborer Ellison Curtis, laborer Ferns William, carpenter Glenning G.Dixon, carpenter Green Eli, spinner Green Thomas & Benjamin, woollen factor, Green Walker, local preacher Haight Isaac, of Hepburn & Haight Haight James W., of Haight & Wilson Haight & Wilson, grist and woollen mill owners Hannon Isaac, harnessmaker Hepburn & Haight, proprietors London and Port Stanley gravel road Hepburn Robert, of Hepburn & Haight Ingles James, laborer Ingles John, spinner Johnson Mrs.Mary, wid Lewis Jones Francis F., of McKenzie & Jones, postmaster Ketcham Miles, dyer King Charles, J.l\u2019., farmer Lanning John, J.P Laur John, farmer Leitch Duncan C., school teacher McAuliffe Timothy, blacksmith McKenzie James, of McKenzie & Jones McKenzie & Jones, storekeepers Montgomery Robert Moore Christopher, laborer Moore Isaac Norman William, tailor Parish David, insurance agent Philpot Richard, mason Robins Adam, farmer Scott Enos, pork pacler Siebert Conrad, waggonmaker Smith Samuel, farmer Sweedland Frederick, blacksmith Wardell Mrs.Phile, wid Joshua Wilson Solomon V., of Hight & Wilson York Jeliel, deputy reeve, cheese factor, Young Matthew, carpenter Zavitz Mrs.Mary, wid Abrabam UNIONVILLE\u2014A village on the river Rouge, township of Markham, county of York, 1t 1s st station of the Toronto and Nipissing railway.Distant from Markham 2} miles, from Toronto 19 miles.Mail daily, Population about 2560.Bell Aaron, carringemaker Bishop Warren, laborer Bowman John, miller Braithwaitt Mark M., storckeeper Braithwaitt William Brown James, tailor Carter John, butcher Chant G.IL, cabinetmaker Cotter A.weaver CROSBY HUGH P., M.P.P., saw mill owner and proprietor Union flour and grist mills Davison George M., farmer Lakin George, postmaster, storekeeper Takin Samuel Eakin William, carriagemaker Eckhardt Edward, farmer Eckhardt James, farmer Eckhardt Philip, farmer Eckhardt Salem, auctioneer Eckhardt Thomas P., M.D.Eckhardt William, J.P, Edmondson Samuel, mason Fairless James, storekeeper Fenwick James W., storekeeper Hill rev.G.S.J, ch of England Hoover John, foreman ati P.Crosby's mill Johnson David, shoemaker Joice John, farmer Justice E., M.D.Keller Janes, storekeeper Lamond William, storekeeper Lownsbrough Thomas, shoemaker McCallum rev.D, Congregationalist McDoel Adam, harnessmaker Morley Thomas, shoemaker Murdoch Samuel, shoemaker Nicholson Andrew, cooper Nicholson George, cooper Pearson Thomas, carpenter Pennock Ambrose, laborer Press James, laborer Pridd Stephen, shoemaker Priddle Henry, cooper Raymer John N., cheese factory Read Mrs., wid Dr.N.R., dressmaker Robinson George, builder Robson Henry, shoemaker Robson Nicholas, agent Size Anthony, hotelkeeper Size Jacob, furmer Size James, carpenter Size John, shoemaker Smith Joseph, mason Spring William, hotelkeeper Stephenson Henry, blacksmith Stephenson John, blacksmith Thompson À.S.Thompson George, Inborer UNION FLOUR AND GRIST MILLS, Hugh P.Crosby, M.P.P., propriotor Watson Samuel, tinsmith Wesntherill William, blacksmith Webber John, hote{keeper Wilson Thomas, laborer Woodall William, cabinetmaker *UPPER FONTHILL\u2014A small vil- luge in the township of Pelham, ovunty .of Welland, Distant from Port Robinson, a station of the Wellund railway, b miles, from Welland, tho county town, 6 miles, from Fonthill post oilice 1 mile, from Ningura Falls 18 miles, Population about 76.Brown John, blacksmith Brown Robert, waggonmaker *The post oflioe is at Fonthill, ONTARIO] Brown William P., blacksmith Buchner Wesley S., J.P., farmer Church William G., farmer Davis James, farmer FRAZER JOHN, M.D., J.P., physician and surgeon Hoist Christian, farmer Klager Christopher, carpenter Lay James H., tailor Scallen William, innkeeper Swayze Fletcher, school teacher \u201cWalker Charles, farmer Wilson John, farmer UPTERGROVE \u2014 À village in the township of Mara, county of Ontario.Distant from Barrie, a station of the Northern railway, 80 miles, from Beaver- ton, a station of the Midland railway, 18 miles, fare by stage $1.; from Toronto \u201893 miles, from Hamilton 159 miles, from Peterborough 60 miles.Mail 4 times a week.Population about 185.Byrne Thomas, postmaster «Calderwood Peter, farmer ; _sCampbell rev.À, K., R.catholic Clarke Patrick, jun., farmer Clarke Patrick, sen., farmer Cleary Michael, farmer Doyle Cornelius, farmer Doyle Francis, farmer Duffy Francis, farmer Elder James E., farmer and builder Fairlin Martin, farmer Faux John, farmer Gittings Edward, farmer Healy Thomas, farmer McDermott John, farmer McDonald Angus, farmer McDonald Archibald, farmer and lumberman McHigle Jeremiah, farmer Mclsaac Alexander, farmer McKenzie James, farmer McNeil William, farmer .McPhee William, deputy reeve, ship builder and farmer Mahony Thomas, farmer Malsnie Joseph, farmer Melville Thomas, blacksmith Newman John, farmer Quinn Jeremiah, farmer Read Henry, farmer Rewse Arthur, hotelkeeper Revell Henry, farmer Thomson George, farmer Thomson Peter, farmer LA UTICA\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, 14 miles, fare Tôc.; from Toronto 44 miles Mail daily.Population about 200.Allin Richard, laborer Allin William, blacksmith Blackburn Samuel, mason Broderick John, farmer Christie Donald, farmer \u2018Christie Jolm, farmer Cook Joseph, laborer Cook Robert, carpenter Cooke Charles, laborer Croxall William J., farmer Currie John, saw mill Currie Luther, culler Dafve Jacob, postmaster, store aud hotelkeeper Dafoe John C., clerk Dafoe John N.Dake Hiram, tavernkeeper Dyke Henry, laborer Hogarth Thomas, laborer Leaeh Temple, shoemaker Mackay rev.Robert D., Presbyterian MeKercher Farquhar, farmer DOMINION 875 DIRECTORY.Mould Frederick, gardener Reid Benjamin, blacksmith Richards James, filer Sanders William, waggonmaker Smith Malcolm, tarmer Taylor James, school teacher Tegan Henry, tailor Worden William, carpenter UTTERSON\u2014A thriving little village at the junction of the Muskoka and Brunell colonization roads, in the township of Stephenson, county of Victoria.Itwasonly established during the present year, but from its position and having good water pomer.with a saw and grist mill near, is ikely to grow rapidly.Distant from Bracebridge 12 miles, from Barrie,a station of the Northern railway, 74 miles, fare 82.75; from Toronto 140 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 350.Armstrong Andrew, farmer Arthur William, farmer Bain Daniel, cooper Baylie Alexander, farmer Becket Alfred, farmer Belmont James, farmer Bolton George, saddler Bray Daniel, farmer Brennan Michael, farmer Browne Robert, farmer Calerd Mrs.John, milliner Campbell Samuel, farmer Caswell Thomas, farmer Clarke Joseph, builder Clarke Richard, farmer Clarke William, farmer Charlon Constantine E., farmer Cummings Alexander, farmer Cyler Miss Hettie E., school teacher De Balinhard John C., farmer Gilland Henry, farmer Glass James, farmer Goodwin Robert, pump maker Hanes Erastus, postmaster, builder Hanes Jeremiah, boat builder Hanes Nehemiah, stage driver Huggoboam Charles, farmer Huggoboam David, cooper, storekeeper Hunter Peter, farmer Jenner James, farmer Kay James, farmer Kay William, watchmaker Knott James, farmer Kohne Frederick, tailor Last Henry, tailor Lawrence H.P., farmer Lawrence William H., farmer Lethorne Clristopher, farmer Long Benjamin, farmer Macfee Archibald, farmer Macaftrey Duncan, Utterson hotel Macpherson Alexander, mariner McAlpine John, mill owner McDonald James O., farmer McKay Sutherland, farmer McNicholl James, weaver Madill John, farmer Markell Matthew, farmer Markell Milan, builder Montgomery Henry, farmer Murphy Patrick, farmer Newlove Charles, farmer Nicholl Charles, farmer Osborne T.H., farmer Pennock Joseph, contractor Pool John, farmer Prebble Stephen, farmer Price Adam, waggonmaker Proudfoot Alexander, farmer Reid George, farmer Rooke John, farmer Scarlett Brothers, general merchants Slaugh G.H., cooper Snell William, butcher Thoms William H., trapper Urr-Uxs Traynor Alexander, farmer Tucker William, shoemaker Tully Philip, pensioner Turner George, farmer Turner James, tailor Utterson hotel, Duncan Macaffrey whroprietor eber John, farmer Wingfield Jobn, stonecutter Woods Elisha, farmer UTTOX ETER\u2014A village in the township of Plympton, county of Lambton.Distant from Wanstead, a station of the Great Western railway, 5 miles, from Sar- nia 21 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Bailey Robert, farmer Benets Francis, blacksmith Benest Walter, waggonmaker Bowes Miss Ellen, school teacher Doherty Thomas, farmer Fisher George, farmer Fraser John, farmer Gilbreath Donald, farmer Gove William, farmer Hoskin Benjamin, farmer McGee Robert, farmer McKellar Peter, farmer Prout John, farmer Prout William, farmer Shafpoure William, farmer SHEPHERD ANDREW, owner Shepherd Richard Shepherd Simpson, postmas ter, dealer Sparling Thomas, farmer saw mill UXBRIDGE\u2014A village in the township of the same name, county of Ontario- It is a station of the Toronto and Nipissing railway, and has extensive flour and saw mills, foundries and tanneries.Mon! Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Whitby, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 20 miles, fare S1.; from Toronto 43 miles.Mail daily.Population about 1500.Abrabam Charles, mason Anderson James, fanning mill maker Anderson James, carpenter Anglo Saxon hotel, Christopher Wagoner, proprietor Anderson James, carpenter Annand William J., Uxbridge house Arbuckle John, hotelkeeper Argus rev T., Episcopal methodist Armstrong's hotel, Edward Armstrong, proprietor Baker Jacob, carpenter Barber John, blacksmith Barrette major Joseph A., bds at Ux- bridge house Bascom B., assistant postmaster Bascom John, hotelkeeper Bascom Joseph, M.D- Bascom Oliver, druggist Bastien H., builder Beebe Silas H., axe and tool maker Bell Richard, farmer Bettes J.W., clerk Bolster John, M.D.Bolster Thomas, sen.Booth Francis F, surveyor Boyd Thomas, carpenter Brown & Clelland carpenters BROWN J.W.CALDWELL, conveyan- cer and notary public, land and Division court ageut, commissioner in Queen\u2019s Bench, &c.Brown Johnston, of Brown & Clelland Bruce George, ot J.& G.Bruce Bruce J.& G., stationers Bruce John, of J.& G.Bruce Bullen Thomas, laborer UXBRIDGE.DONINION 876 DIRECTORY.[ProvINGE OF Bundy Robert Burchell Thomas, cooper Bustin William 3., joiner Bustine Henry, joiner Button A.T., & Co., storekeepers Button Anson T., of A.T.Button & Co.Campbell Archibald, clothier Campbell rev.Thomas, Wesleyan Candan Henry, painter Card David M veterinary surgeon Chappell Richard, tinsmith Chapman W.W.Clarke captain R.B., lumber dealer Clelland George, of Brown & Clelland Combe Willian tailor COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Tobias St John, proprietor .Cooke Frederick H., lumber dealer Crosby Harman A., storekeeper Crosby Ira G., township treasurer, storekeeper Crosby Marcus D., butcher Crown inn, Andrew Henderson, proprietor Cummings William, waggonmaker Darlington William, soda water manufacturer Davis Samuel, laborer - Davison Benjamin, fanning mill manufacturer Dickey Joseph, clerk Division court Dickson J., storekeeper Dickson William, merchant Dorward John, miller Douglas rev.James, Canada presbyterian Dowling Daniel, cooper Doyle Dennis, mason Etwell Edward, waggonmaker Etwell Robert, blacksmith Etwell William, waggonmaker Fawcett John é, storekeeper Finch Joseph, hotelkeeper Fisher John, miller Fitzpatrick Richard, photographer Flannigan William, laborer Forneri rev.Richard S., B.A., ch of England missionary at Prince Albert and Port Perry Fralick Adam, carpenter Gibson George, weaver Gilpin Robert, clerk Gilpin Martin, cabinetmaker Gilpin Robert, clerk Golding Frederick, constable, bds at Commercial hotel Gordon & Brother, bakers Gordon Rich.A., of Gordon & Brother Gordon William, of Gordon & Brother Gould Charles, saw mill Gould Isaac J., carding and fulling mill Gould Joseph, jun., farmer Gould Joseph, sen., J.P.Grabam James B., of Graham & Jones GRAHAM & JONES, printers and proprietors of the Uxbridge Journal Gunn John, shoemaker Hamilton Albert, boarding house Hamilton John, storekeeper Hamilton William, laborer Hamilton William, storekeeper Hanning C.J., engineer Toronto and Nipissing railway Hardy Alexander, carpenter Hargreaves Charles, whitesmith Harman Rueben, teacher Harrison James, harnessmaker Henderson Andrew, proprietor Crown inn Hillary James J., M.D.Hodgson John, of Plank & Hodgson Hunter John, agent Montreal Tea Co., dry foods Hurd James, carriagemaker IMPERIAL BUILDING, SAVING AND AND INVESTMENT co, J.W.Caldwell Brown, agent James Daniel, carder Jobbett William, shoemaler ohnston Edward, cabinetmaker Johnston J.W., tanner Johnston William, township collector Jones B.K., carpenter Jones Henry, paintor and paper hanger Jones Louis, constable Jones Robert, of Graham & Jones Kelly John, mason Kimmerly Jacob S., painter Kinner A.E., machinist Kyle C.E., storekeeper Labear John, laborer Lafraugh J ohn, laborer Lamon James, attorney Lawrence William H,, livery stables Long Henry, laborer Long Jacob, baker Long John, laborer Long Joseph, laborer 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 8q, Beaver hall, Montreal, Que.Low William, shoemaker Lund James, contractor Luscombe Samuel, laborer McBrien James, laborer McCallum Edward, joiner McCann John F., saddler McCarthy Daniel, painter McClelland rev.A.Presbyterian McCullough John, shoemaker McDonnell Archibald, blacksmith McEwan John, laborer McGrath Michael, merchant tailor McGuire J.& W., cabinetmakers McGuire John, of J.& W.McGuire McGuire William, of J.& W.McGuire McKenzie David, hardware McKercher John, builder McMullen Daniel, laborer Maddison Charles, of Sutherland & Maddison Madill Henry, storekeeper Martin Willium, blacksmith Montreal Tea Co, John Hunter, agent MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Chs.Peare, operator Moore Edward, of À.T.Button & Co.Morgan Edward Morris James, finisher Morris rev.A., Bible christian Nation James Nation John, M.D.Nickerson Nathan N., farmer O\u2019Brien Michael, laborer (\u2019NEIL MICHAEL, blacksmith Parish & Patterson, proprietors Ux- bridge tannery Parish Samuel, of Parish & Patterson Patterson Andrew, of Parish & Patterson PEARE CHARLES, watchmaker and operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Peters Albert Peters James, mason Peters Joseph, farmer Philips Robert, carpenter Plank Alonzo 0.W., of Plank & Hodg- son Plank & Hodgson, grocers Plank John A.farmer Plank John P.Powell William, shoemaker Prophet James, laborer Reid Henry, clerk Reid John, carpenter Reeves Joseph, shoemaker Renney Edward, laborer Rhodes Joseph, wheelwright Richards George, laborer Scagar William, axeman, bds Uxbridge house Shell Jacob, laborer Smith Andrew, clerk Smith Mrs.Elizabeth, storekeeper Smith William J., storekeeper Snooks William, laborer Spears Alexander, fanning mill maker Spears captain Robert, J.P., township: clerk ST JOHN TOBIAS, proprictor Commercial hotel STEEL WILLIAM, manufacturer of\u2019 carriages, waggons, ploughs and harrows Stewart John, butcher Stickwood John, gardener Stone John, currier Stone Matthew, tailor Stone Thomas, barber Summerville John, miller Sutherland& Maddison, painters Sutherland Thomas, of Sutherland & Maddison Thompson Alexander, carpenter THOMPSON HENRY, dealer in hardware, oils, paints, colors, brushes,.stoves, carpenters tools, mowers and reapers, seeds, tin, copper, sheet iron and zine Thomson John A.B., teacher Thompson William, shoemaker Tuck William, caretaker Town hall Uxbridge house, William Annand, proprietor Uxbridge Iron Works, M.Vicars & Brothers, proprietors UXBRIDGE JOURNAL, weekly, annual subscription $l; Graham & Jones, proprietors and printers Uxbridge tannery, Parish & Patterson, .proprietors Vicars James, of M.Vicars & Brothers Vicars John, of M.Vicars & Brothers Vicars M., & Brothers, proprietors Ux- bridge Iron Works Vicars Michael, of M.Vicars & Brothers Viker Gulbrand, engineer, bds Uxbridge house Vincent captain E.M.Wagoner Christopher, proprictor Anglo Suxon hotel Waid Charles D., dentist Walker Calvin it, painter Walker William, carpenter Walkey Sumuel, waggonmaker Walks David, assessor, waggonmalker Walks James, wheelwright Walson William A., watchmaker Webster Henry, laborer WEEKS ARCHIBALD D., druggist Welsh William, tailor WHEELER GEORGE, reeve, postmaster, flour mill and lumber merchant White George, mechanic Widdifield John C., bailiff William Alonzo D., of A.T.Button & Co.Wilkinson A., laborer Wilson Asa, laborer Wilson Oliver O., pumpmaker À ONTARIO.) DOMINION 877 DIRECTORY.Vac-VAN Wilson Thomas, carpenter Wilson Warren, millwright Young Jacob, cabinetmaker * VA CHELL\u2014A settlement in the township of Georgina, county of York.Die tant from Newmarket, a station of the Northern railway, 22 miles, fare $1 ; from Toronto 65 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 175, Aird William, farmer Anderson James, farmer Baily James, of James Baily & Sons Baily James & Sons, carpenters and carriage builders Bain James, farmer Cameron Donald, farmer Cameron Kenneth, farmer Cockburn Joseph, farmer Cooper Hugh, of Hugh Cooper & Son, postmaster Cooper Hugh, & Son, storekeepers Cooper Samuel, farmer Furze Edward, farmer Hall Richard G, farmer Hartt Charles, farmer Kay Joseph, farmer Lake Wiltim W., farmer Leith James, farmer Lyons James, farmer Mitchell Nathan, farmer Monroe Donald, farmer Nelson John, farmer Park Henry, farmer Park Miles, farmer Park Samuel, farmer Prout George, farmer Riddell Archibald, farmer Riddell Robert A, farmer Seidler Hugh, farmer Statton Rubert, of Robert Statton & ons Statton Robert, & Sons, blacksmiths - Tomlinson George, farmer Yates Thomas, carpenter and blacksmith York Daniel, farmer VALENTIA\u2014A post office station in the township of Mariposa, county of Victoria.Distant from Lindsay a station of the Midland railway, 12 miles.Mail weekly.Sharp Hugh W., postmaster VALLENTYNE\u2014A small villagein the township of Brock, county of Outario.The Toronto and Nipissing railway, when completed, will have a station at Sunderland four miles from this place.Distant from Whitby, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 80 miles, fare 81.50 ; from Torouto 55 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Brethour Arnold, farmer Brethour John, farmer Brethour Samuel, postmaster, keeper Conboy Daniel, waggonmaker Glendinning H., farmer Hill Ninian, weaver Kent William H.B., saddler Lindsay Alexander, weaver Lindsay James, weaver Lodwing John, farmer Miller John, farmer New Conuexion methodist church, rev.A.B.Demill, miwister Reid Thomas, farmer Ryan J.T., farmer Ryckman Peter, farmer Speiran George, hotelkecper and mail contractor St John Amos, farmer St Johu Christopher, farmer * Also called Egypt, store- St John Julius, farmer Switzer & Brother, boot and shoe makers Switzer Christopher, Brother Switzer Edward, J.P.Switzer Luke, of Switzer & Brother Thompson Benjamin, farmer Thompson George, blacksmith Thompson John, planing mills Thompson John, laborer Thompson Joseph, carpenter Thompson Joseph, storekeeper Thompson Thomas, farmer Thompson William, farmer Tiffin J.W., builder VALETTA\u2014A village in the township of Tilbury East, county of Kent.Country roduce affords the principal trade here.istant from Baptiste Creek, a station of the Great Western railway, 7 miles, from Stoney Point 16 miles, from Chat- ham, 17 miles, from Windsor 40 miles.Mail daily.Population abcut 75.of Switzer & Ainslie G., farmer Farquharson James, school teacher Ferguson David, farmer Finlay Oswald, farmer Forest rev.William, Presbyterian Gardner W., farmer Graham Alexander, farmer Grant C., farmer McLeod John, farmer Richardson Charles, pearl ashery Richardson John, postmaster Sloan Joseph, farmer Stewart James, storekeeper Stewart Mungo, lumber dealer Vaughan William, carpenter Vaughan William, cooper Wands Alexander, blacksmith Walker John, farmer VANBRUGH\u2014A small place in the township of Sebastopol, county of Ren- frew.istant from Sand Point, the terminus of the Brockville and Ottawa railway 48 miles, fare S2.75: from Bark Lake 40 miles, fare $2.25.Mail weekly.Holterman C.F., postmaster, crown land agent and storekeeper Plante Xavier, innkeeper * VANDECAR\u2014A small village on the old stage road, township of East Oxford, county of Oxford.Distant from Eastwood.a station of the Great Western railway, 5 miles, from Woodstock, the county town, 9 miles, from London 37 miles, Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Ailing James, laborer Aitcheson William Aruell Thomas H.,postmaster, insurance and agricultural implements agent Ayling James Bartran Daniel, farmer Bartran William, farmer Batson John, laborer Blackie James, farmer CAMPBELL ARCHIBALD JOHN, ALD., physician and surgeon, superintendent of schools for East Oxford and Blandford Canfield Joel, farmer Canfield William, farmer Case Egbert, storekeeper Cates George, mason Conley Thomas H., laborer Daley Frederick, farmer Davis William J., painter Kelly Daniel, laborer Miller Asa, farmer Mitchell Mrs.Aon Neil Thomas, farmer O'Reilly Thomas Rutledge Mrs.Sage Edmund, farmer Scott Alexander, teacher Seburn Stephen, farmer Somerville Thomas Thompson George, farmer Vandecar Robert, farmer Whale John VANDELEUR\u2014A small place on the Beaver river, in the township of Arte- mesia, county of Grey.Distant from Markdale 6 miles, from Meaford 18 miles, from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 25 miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 37 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Graham George, blacksmith Henderson James W., postmaster, storekeeper Leckie William, reeve of township Narling Robert, factory Teet Jacob, saw mill VANKLEEK HILL\u2014A village in the township of West Hawkesbury, county of Prescott.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Montreal 6 miles, from Lancaster, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 33 miles, fare 32: by steamtoat, $2.50.Mail daily.Population about 760.Agnew Andrew, teacher Allarie John, blacksmith Barton William, councillor, farmer Borden John, clerk BOYD JAMES, M.P., lumber merchant and saw mill owner Brunet rev.Antoine, R.catholic Cameron Alexander, of Cameron & Cummins Cameron & Cummins, storekeepers Cameron Hugh, storekeeper Campbell Allan P., carpenter Campbell Miss Mary J., school teacher Carriere Louis, laborer Chalmers George, baker Chalmers William, farmer Cleveland John H., assessor Coleman rev.À.H, ch of England Common school, Miss Mary Campbell, teacher Cummins Alexander, of Cameron & Cummins : Delorme Francis, laborer Delorme Pierre, carpenter Denaude Pierre, wheelwright Dubois Mrs.Emilie, wid Joseph Dumoulin Joseph, shoemaker Dupuis Gabriel, laborer Ferguson Mrs.Peter, dressmaker Flynn Mrs.Margaret, wid Dexter Grammar School, rev.Wm.Lumsden, master Grant rev.William, Free ch Gregg Thomas, innkeeper Harkin William, M.D.Harkin William, jun., grocer Hepburn Thomas, saddler Higginson Thomas, farmer Jamieson John Jeanlouis Elie, laborer Jeanlouis Vital, laborer Johnson George W., tinsmith Kelly Mrs.Mary, wid Johu J.Kennedy rev.George, Wesleyan Ladoucer John, chairmaker Lajeunesse François X., carter Lajeunesse Xavier, stage proprietor Lapensée Evangeliste, laborer LENDRUM ROBERT W., photogra- her and operator Montreal Telegraph 0.Lighthall Cornelius J., collector Lopeusée François, laborer McArthur Donald, clerk McDonald Archibald, carder VAN-VEL McDonald John A., storekeeper McCullough rev.William S., Episcopal methodist McCusker Patrick, miller McDonell Angus, carriagemaker McDonell Duncan, postmaster, drug- ist McDonell James, innkeeper McDonell Roderick, grocer McIntosh Angus, tailor McIntosh Donald, blacksmith McIntosh James, M.D.McIntosh James, shoemaker McLaren Mrs.Hannah, wid John McLaurin Archibald, bookkeeper McLaurin & Brother, storekeepers MéLaurin Daniel P., of McLaurin & Brother McLaurin James R., shoemaker McLaurin John R., storekeeper McLaurin Peter R., of McLaurin & Brother McLennan Mrs.Mary, wid Roderick McLeod Norman D., reeve, farmer McMartin Miss Catherine, dressmaker McNulty Miss Rose, dressmaker McQuaig Malcolm, storekeeper McRae William, saddler McVicar Alexander, blacksmith Modone Isidore, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH Robert W.Lendrum, agent Northcott William, councillor, farmer Paquet Pierre, millwright Peacock rev.William,Congregationalist Portelance Alphonse, blacksmith Potter John, farmer Potter John C., brickmaker Roberts Mrs.Catherine, wid John Robertson John, storekeeper Rothien Felix Ross Thomas C., tailor Saucier Pierre T., watchmaker Seguin Hyacinthe, mason Sergeant James, laborer Sherman Jonathan, councillor, farmer Shields John, clerk of Division court and municipal council Shields Thomas, bailiff Skelly Daniel, carpenter Smith Esrom, engineer St Denis Dosithé, of E.& D.St Denis St Denis Evariste, of E.& D.St Denis St Denis E.& D., grocers St John\u2019s Lodge, No.159, Irish Registrar, R.W.Lendrum, master, P.H.McIntosh, secretary Stewart James, innkeeper Stewart Hugh, baker Stewart Neil, farmer Thistlewaithe Miss Rachel, teacher Thistlewaithe Robert, farmer Vankleek John, farmer Vankleek Mrs.Mary, wid Peter Villeneuve Antoine, laborer Villeneuve Michel, carpenter WELLS JAMES P., storekeeper co.VANNECK\u2014A post office station in the township of London, county of Middlesex.Distant from Komoka, a station of tho Great Western railway, 84 miles, from Ailsa Craig, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 84 miles, from London 14 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Attwood Adolphus C., farmer and auctioneer Bain Arthur, carpenter Caverhill Archibald J., farmer Caverhill Thomas, J.P., farmer Douglas George, farmer Fraser Alexander, farmer, fruit grower Hord Mark, farmer McBain William, farmer DOMINION 878 DIRECTORY.McDonald Duncan F., teacher McIntosh John, farmer MeNeil James, blacksmith McQueen Angus, farmer, cheese factor McQueen James, storekeeper Malcolm rev.James, Presbyterian McQueen John, shoemaler Robson Arthur, farmer Robson John Ww, postmaster Robson Thomas, farmer Scott Andrew, farmer Scott Thomas, carpenter VANNETTAR\u2014A post office in tho township of Kast Garafraxa, county of Wollington.Distant from Orangoville, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 5 miles Mail.semi-weokly.Hunter William H., J.P., reeve of Gara- fraxa, farmer Johnston James, J.P., farmer Steen Ephraim, farmer Vannettar William H, blacksmith VANVILACK\u2014A post office station in the township or Floss, county of Simcoe, Distant from Stayner, a station of the Northern railway, 11 miles, fare 60c.; from Toronto 97 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 176.Anderson John, farmer Argue George E, farmer Armstrong John, farmer Booth George, farmer Booth James, farmer Cameron Nichol, farmer Coe John, farmer Cornings Robert, farmer Davis James, farmer Davis John, farmer Davis Thomas, farmer Dean Amos, farmer Doonan James, farmer Elliott James, farmer Henderson George, farmer Langman George, farmer Langman William, farmer Lewis Samuel, farmer McCallum Donald, farmer McCuskie Robert, farmer McCuskie William, farmer McKay Miss, school teacher McLean Donald, farmer McLeod Finley, farmer McLeod Norman, farmer McLaughlin Charles, foreman McRae Alexander McRae Donald, farmer McRae John, farmer Mouke Alfred, farmer Vanvlack John, postmaster Wood William, farmer VARNA\u2014A village In the township of Stanley, county of Huron.It is situated on the ridge between Brucefield and the Lake.\u2018I'he country around is well settled and farmed.Distant from Seaforth, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 11 miles, fare 874c¢.; from Goderich 18 miles.Mail daily.Population about 200.Armstrong James, cooper Armstrong Thomas, cooper Armstrong William, wheel wright Beatty George, farmer Brock James, weaver Caldwell Joseph, blacksmith Cook Thomas, grocer Farmers hotel, Jolm Turner, proprie- or Foote James, clerk Hineks Arthur, saddler Lyons David, joiner McClymont William, waggonmaker Plunkett William, shoot teacher postmaster, Powell John, cabinetmaker [ProvINCE oF Purdy William, waggonmaker Reed James, shoemaker Reed Samuel, blacksmith Robinson John, blacksmith Secord Josiah B., postmaster, general storekeeper Simpson William, blacksmith Turner John, proprietor Farmers hotel.Turner William, saw and grist mill Wilson Mrs, wid James, dealer VASEY\u2014A post office station in the township of Tuy, county of Simcoe.Distant from Barrie, à station of the Northern railway, 26 miles, fare 81; from Toronto 90 miles.Mail weekly.Population ubout 50, Belfry Jacob, farmer Belfry Peter, farmer Brown Samuel, farmer Campbell William, farmer Chambers Robert, tailor Fraser John, farmer Greenlaw Robert, farmer Loney James, farmer Mackie Benjamin, farmer Mealia Robert, butcher Russell James, farmer Vasey Mark, postmaster, farmer Webb Robert, farmer VEIGHTON\u2014A small village in the- township of Cumberland, county of Russel.Distant from Ottawa 16 wiles, fare $1.; from Montreal 172 miles.Mail tri- - weekly, Population about 80, Armstrong Robert, saddler Buckingham John, farmer Buckingham Thomas, farmer Eadey Filliam, farmer Garrett rev.Thomas, ch of England Henderson Walter, farmer Kennedy rev.George, Wesleyan Lowrey James, J.P., postmaster McAuley George, blacksmith McVeigh John, trader, farmer McVeigh Peter, J.P, farmer McVeigh Thomas, pumpmaker Rowan John, farmer Rowan William J., farmer Shaw George, farmer Sparks George, trader and tanner Thomas James, hotelkeeper Wood Edmund, blacksmith VELLORE\u2014A small village in thetown- ship of Vaughan, county of York.Distant from Richmond Hill, a station of the Northern railway, 84 miles, from Toronto 18 miles, fare 65¢.Mall tri-weekly.Population about 80.Ash George, farmer Cameron Archibald, farmer Coil James, laborer Constable William, farmer Evitt Francis, hotelkeeper Frank John A., farmer Frank Peter, farmer Harrison John, laborer Hart Samuel, binding glove maker Henry rank, blacksmith Julian William, farmer Lahamer Jacob, farmer McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald Dougall, farmer McDonald J., postmaster, goneral storekeeper McDonald Samuel, wheelwright McKinnon Duncan, farmer McLean Charles, farmer McLean John, farmer McNaughton Donald, farmer MeNeil Andrew, farmer McNeil Arthur, farmer Smith James, shinglemaker Snider John, farmer White Thomas, farmer Fond, ki.ONTARIO.] DOMINION 879 DIRECTORY.VEN-V1C VENN A CHA R\u2014A small village in the township of Abinger, county of Lennox and Addington, istant from Perth, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 64 miles, Mail weekly.Population about 60.Beebe Ethel C., farmer Connor Robert, blacksmith Copeland Thomas, farmer Cowan Andrew, councillor, carpenter Cowan Daniel, farmer Denike rev.Robert D., Episcopal methodist Eno Edward, tanner ; Eno John, farmer, hop and fruit grower Fallans William, bailiff Franklin James, farmer Haines William, bricklayer Haines William, jun., farmer Holmes James, farmer Holmes John, farmer Hughes David, J.P., farmer Kenyon Charles, M.D.reeve, postmaster, storekeeper McKenyon Sheldon, farmer Murlin Robert, farmer Perry rev.Charles, Wesleyan Sallaris William, bailiff Spranklin James, farmer VENTRY\u2014A small place in the 10th Concession, township of Proton, county of Grey.Distant from Priceville 17 miles, from New Lowell, a station of the Northern railway, 20 miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 55 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Johnson Kerby, postmaster, farmer VERDUN\u2014A post office station in the township of Huron, county of Bruce.Distant from Kincardine 12 miles, from Goderich, the terminus of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 28 miles.Mail weekly.Collin J., postmaster VERNON\u2014A small village in the township of Osgoode, county of Russell.Distant from Ottawa 25 miles, from Morris- burg 30 miles, from Montreal 130 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 30.Blow Andrew, farmer Campbell Joseph M., farmer Cooke Daniel, cooper Cowan T.E., storekeeper Crerar John, farmer Dow John, reeve, farmer Ferguson John, farmer Fullerton B.Malcolm, school teacher Kenuedy David, blacksmith Kennedy James, carpenter McDonald Duncan, postmaster, farmer McEnew John, farmer McInnes John, farmer Pepper Francis, farmer Phair John, shoemaker Porteous William, jun., farmer Porteous William, sen, farmer Robertson rev.Peter Gi, Baptist Sheldrick Alfred, farmer White rev.James, Presbyterian Wood Albert, blacksmith VERNONVILLE.\u2014A small village in the township of Haldimand, county of Northumber aud.Distant from Grafton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles.Mail bi-weekly Population about -Aitcheson David, farmer Blacklock James, waggonmaker Blayborn Legnard, farmer Boyd John, waggonmaker Boyd John G., school teacher Broomfield Robert, saw mill Carr George Carr John, blacksmith Cooney George, farmer Crowter Mrs.Harriet A., wid James Ewing Henry, blacksmith Gillespie James, reeve Gillespie Peter, miller Halliday James, T.J., M.D.Johnston Thomas, builder Kerr Mrs.Mary, wid James Killogg David, farmer Killogg James, farmer McCann Arthur, shoemaker McConnell Miss Eliza McConnell Miss Nancy McCrae Donald Potts Joseph, farmer Radcliffe James, farmer Robson Andrew, farmer Robson George, farmer Runnalls John, farmer Russ Jonathan, provincial land surveyor Terry Henry, postmaster, storekeeper Turney James, builder Vernon Mrs.Margaret, wid Charles H.Wait Joseph, farmer White John, miller VERONA\u2014A small village at the head of'the Napanee river, in the township of Portland, county of Frontenac.is- tant from Kingston 20 miles, Mail tri- weekly.Population about 40.Abrams lieut.Joseph W., storekeeper Abrams William, of Wood & Abrams ABRAMS WILLIAM, proprietor Stage house Bauder Henry, tavernkeeper Bauder Ira, farmer Bellman Peter, cooper Grant Alexander, postmaster MeMullen Joseph, storekeeper Peters Ely, cabinetmaker Peters Thomas, shoemaker Smith James C., blacksmith Snider Abraham, farmer Spike Alexander, farmer STAGE HOUSE, William Abrams, proprietor Stanford Mrs.Anne Eliza, wid William Traynor Mrs.Catherine, wid John Watson Joseph, J.P., farmer West rev.Isaac N., Episcopal methodist Wood & Abrams, saw mill VERSCHOYLE\u2014A post office station in the township of Dereham, county of Oxford.Distant from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 6 miles, fare 0c.: from London 24 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 175.Boyce Abraham, farmer Boyce Ephraim, farmer Braeley Adolphus, farmer Bushell Thomas, farmer Cassidy Henry, farmer Cody John, farmer Corbitt Robert, farmer Corrie John, farmer Daniels Nabaoth, farmer Dynes George, mechanic Dynes John, postmaster, hotelkeeper Dynes Pierce, farmer Ellis William, farmer Gilbert Peter, farmer Harris Gilbert, farmer Harris Ira N., farmer Hunter James, farmer Little James, farmer Lounsbury rev.E.McEwen John, farmer Moran William, farmer Moulton James, farmer Moulton John, farmer Pritchard William, farmer Rowsome John, farmer Rowsome William, farmer Siple Austin, farmer Smith George, farmer Swartout Luther, farmer Wilson Henry, farmer VESTA\u2014A small place in the township of Brant, county of Bruce.Distant from Chesley 5 miles, from Paisley 8 miles, from Goderich, the northern terminus of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 40 miles.Mail bis weekly.Population about 30.Blakeney J., carpenter Blakeway Thomas, carpenter Campbell Miles, farmer Cannon Benjamin, farmer Cannon Robert, postmaster, keeper Fergusson James, J.P., farmer Fortune T., farmer Hanley Lawrence, farmer Reed D., farmer and carpenter Stivens W.A, deputy postmaster, an storekeeper store- * VICTORIA \u2014A small village in the township of Burford, county of Brant.Distant from Cathcart 1 mile, from Princeton, a station of the Great Western rajl- Tay: 5 miles, fare 50c.Population about Bennett Josiah, carpenter Brown John, laborer Carter Samuel, farmer Cole Henry, blacksmith Fowler David, farmer McIntosh Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Samuel Milmine John, farmer Newbigan John, farmer Pottrutf Peter, proprietor Victoria hotel Sherman David, laborer Sullivan Michael, laborer Vanhorne Bradley, farmer Victoria hotel, Peter Pottruff, proprietor t VICTORIA\u2014A village in the township of Chinguacousy, county of Peel.Distant from Brampton, a stafion of the Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles, fare Sjc.: from Toronto 28 miles.Population about Bradley John, farmer Crawford Andrew, flour and saw mills, and farmer Dougherty George, sawyer Faulkner Isaac, laborer Garvey Peter, brickmaker Garvey Philip, brickmaker McKinney William, farmer McKinnon Duncan C., proprietor Victoria hotel Merchant Henry, laborer Parker William, laboror Ryan David, farmer Ryan Thcmas, fireman Sanderson John, laborer Victoria hotel, Duncan C.McKinnon, proprietor VICTORIA CORNERS\u2014A small village in the townsbip of Reach, county of Ontario.Distant from Whitby, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 25 miles, fare $1.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 80, Acton Abraham, farmer Collen Patrick, blacksmith Crosbie Michael, farmer Doble James, farmer Doble Robert, farmer McCoy Stewart, farmer Madill Henry, jun, pestraster, store keeper } Merrick Robert, tavern * Formerly called Ragtown.t The post office is at Camptell's Cross Vic-VIe DOMINION 880 DIRECTORY.[ProviNo OF Mooney Robert, farmer Scott Miss Annie, school teacher St John George, farmer VICTORIA SQUARE\u2014A village in the township of Murkham, county of York, Distant from Richmond Hill, a station of the Northern railway, 8 miles, from Toronto 21 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 200.Âge Miss Jane, teacher Allison Thomas, storekeeper Carpenter William, shoemaker Oook John, waggonmaker Durose William Foules Edward, laborer Frisby Thomas, farmer Frisby William, laborer Grey William, laborer Hall Joseph, laborer Heise Christopher, farmer Heise Daniel V., postmaster, storekeeper Heise Jacob, farmer Henrick George Hopper Daniel, farmer Klink Mrs.wid, farmer Lee Mrs.Hannah, wid William Lever Henry, farmer Macy Richard, carpenter McKenzie John, blacksmith Peach George, farmer Perkins John, farmer Queree George, laborer Reed Mrs., wid Thomas Stoutenburg James, farmer Tipp Daniel, farmer Wallace Michael, tavernkeeper \u2018Wilson John, weaver Woodward John, storekeeper VIENNA\u2014An incorporated village on Big Otter Creek, township of Bayham, county of Elgin.Sawn lumber is the most important business of this place.The 1st Division court meets every two months, Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from St Thomas, the county town, 28 miles, from Inger- sol, a station of the Great Western railway, 29 miles, fare $1.50, Mail daily.Population about 1,000, Adams John, tanner and currier Allen Isaac, shoemaker Appleton Edwin, blacksmith Avard Thomas, laborer Baker Mrs.Sarah, wid John Baldwin Mrs.Mary A.Balcom Hiram, sawyer Balcom Silas, sailor Balcom Silas, sen., laborer Balcom Sylvester, carpenter Barrow Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John Brackenbery James.laborer Bond John F,, carriagemaker Boyd J.& T., grocers Boyd James, of J.& T.Boyd Boyd Thomas, of J.& T.Boyd BRASHER JOHN, operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Brasher Samuel, postmaster, merchant tailor Brasher William, tailor Broom William, cabinetmaker Brown John, laborer Brownell Myron, machinist Brownell rev.Daniel E., Wesleyan Buckley Mrs.Bridget, wid Daniel Burgess John, shoemaker Carpenter À.& J., carding mill Carpenter Ambrose, of A.& J.Carpenter Carpenter John, of A.& J.Carpenter Caulfield Henry, wood worker Caulfield Mrs.Mary A., wid Dr.Hans Chapman Morris, carpenter Chute Charles, councillor, carpenter Chute Everet, plasterer Chute George, baker Clark Joseph, tollkeeper Cookson Calvin G., storekeeper Cookson Wilber C., laborer Craige William, laborer Crawford John, barrister Creech Thomas, carriagemalker Davis George, mechanic Deal William, moulder Dean John, harnessmaker DOUGLASS JOHN, manufacturer screw stamping machines Downs George, farmer Draeseke Charles, clerk and treasurer of council Draeseke Charles, jun., finisher Draeseke & Morrison, storekeepers Eagleson William J., sawyer Edison Mahlon, farmer Edison Mrs.Mary A., wid Thomas Edison Mrs.Susan, wid Enos Edison C.O., farmer Elliott John, sawyer Fairchilds rev.James F., Episcopal methodist Francisco house, William Francisco, proprietor Francisco William, Francisco house Garrett William, blacksmith Gates Edward Henry, M.D.Gillings William, farmer Gundry Lewis J., druggist Hawkesworth John, ship carpenter Hawkesworth Peter, farmer Hearsey Mrs.Rachel, wid Freeman Horley Richard, shoemaker Hughes William E.clerk Division court, resides in Alymer Husband George, harnessmaker Jenkins Thomas, storekeeper and mill owner Jenkins Thomas, jun.clerk Johnson Cyrus, laborer Josett Mrs.Clarissa, wid Francis Kingston John J., M.D.Lambert house, James Lambert, proprietor Lambert James, proprietor, Lambert house Light Francis, brickmaker Lutes Alexander, laborer Lutes David, laborer McALISTER HENRY B,, groceries and liquors McAlister John, laborer McCallay Robert, bookeeper McCally Robert L., storekeeper McConnell Burton, farmer McKnight Mrs.Mary, wid James Marlatt Robert, machinist Martin Daniel Ir, carpenter Matthew Harvey J., waggonmaker Mero Daniel, blacksmith MONTREAL TELEGRAPIH CO.John Brasher, operator Moore Joseph J.Morrison James, Morrison Morrison Thomas, weaver NEW DOMINION HOUSE, James A.Wilson, proprietor Ostrander Mrs.Electa, wid Peter Paddock Charles J., clerk Price Moses, bar tender Putman Mulford M., councillor, lumber merchant Raine John, school teacher Raine John, R.8.Ramsey Thomas Reynolds Mrs.Eleanor, wid Simon Robins \u2014, farmer Robinson George, laborer Ross William, shoemaker of Draescke & Saunders Edmond Saxton Isanc IT, farmer Saxton James, farmer Saxton Lot, farmer SELLS 1IUGH, iron founder machinist Sells William, jun., wood worker Sheldon Lucius L., mechanic Soper Elijah F., sawyer Stratton Henry! councillor Suffel & Minch, grist mill owners SUFFEL GEORGE, of Suffell & Finch, recve, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, crockery, stationery, &c.Suffel]l William J., clerk Teal John, farmer Temple oliver, laborer Terry David, blacksmith Thomas William, laborer Thornhwaite Charles, saddler Thornhwaite James, laborer Thornhwaite Mrs.M., wid Joseph Thornton George, shoemaker Tims Mrs.Laura, wid Richard Turk Henry, laborer Tweedale John B.,, M.D.Vail Charles Lewis, M.D.Walmsley Henry, blacksmith Waterson Mrs.Elizabeth Watts captain William Weinhold Henry, painter Wildern Daniel, shoemaker Wildern Isaac, clerk WILSON JAMES A., proprietor New Dominion house Wise William, cabinetmaker Wright James F.Wright James R., bailiff, storekeeper Wrong Gilbert, bookkeeper Young Mrs.Mary A., wid Robert Yocom Richard, farmer and VIGO\u2014A smal] village in the township of Flos, county of Simcoe.The chief trade done here consists principally of lumber.Distant from Stayner, a station of the Northern railway, 11 miles, from Toronto 70 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 200, Bregnall George, farmer Briggs Stanley, farmer Briggs Thomas, farmer Burton Ralph, farmer Coughlin Thomas, farmer Cruthers William, farmer Daulton James, storekeeper Doyle Jumes, farmer Gallagher Dennis, postmaster, chant Gallagher John, tavernkeeper Gleeson Michael, farmer Gubbin Ilenry, tavernkecper Houle Jolm B., farmer Kake John, shinglemaker Keating John, farmer Kelly Bartholomew, farmer Kelly Bernard, farmer Kelly John, farmer Kelly Michael, farmer Keenan James, farmer Keown John, farmer Kieley Morris, farmer King John, farmer Lavery Hugh, farmer Lawson George, farmer Lowson Matthew, farmer Lawson William, farmer MeGomery James, farmer McKenzie Donald, farmer McManus John, furmer McViegh Henry, farmer McViegh James, firmer McViegh Michael, farmer Madigun John, farmer mier- rt ocre ert ne se ONTARIO.] Mulroy Michael, farmer Nicholson John, farmer O'Neill John, & Brothers, farmers Platt Robert H., storekeeper Randall Napoleon tavernkeeper Wandless William, farmer VILLANOVA\u2014A small village in the township of Townsend, county of Norfolk.Distant from Simcoe, the county town, 12 miles, from Brantford, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 16 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Corlis Albert, farmer Finch Andrew, farmer Hammond Edgar, laborer Hazelton Dunham, J.P., farmer Litchfield John, laborer McAlpine John, tax collector McLaren John, postmaster Perkins William, shoemaker Robins James, laborer Smith Stafford, blacksmith Smith William, waggonmaker Upper James S., general merchant Walker John, laborer Wilkin Thomas, blacksmith *VILLIERS\u2014A post office station in the township of Otonabee, county of Peterborough.Distant from Peterbo- rough, the ¢ unty town and a station of the Midland railway, 15 miles, fare 60c.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 75.Birdsall Francis, farmer Birdsall Richard, farmer Blezard Thomas, farmer Blezard William, farmer Borland James, farmer Brotherston William, postmaster, blacksmith Dickson James, jun., farmer Dickson James, sen.farmer Dickson John, farmer Elmhirst Phillip, farmer Fife James B., farmer Gillespie Alexander, farmer Gillespie John, farmer Gillespie Peter, farmer Harris William, carpenter Hewie Peter, farmer Hope John, farmer Hope Robert, farmer Hope Thomas, farmer Hope William, farmer Moore William, farmer Nelson Andrew, farmer Redpath William, jun., farmer Redpath William, sen., farmer Robertson Andrew, farmer Robertson William, farm Shearer Gavin, farmer Thackery William, farmer Walker William, farmer Weir William, waggonmaker and ear- penter West William, millwright Wood Alexander, farmer Wood George, farmer Wood James, farmer VINE\u2014A post office station in the township of Innisfil, county of Simcoe.Distant from Barrio, a station of tho Northern railway, 7 miles, from Toronto 60 miles.Mail tri-weokly.Population about 175.Arnold John, tarmer Bilby William, farmer Blackstock Wesley, farmer Bralley Samuel, farmer Brooks David, farmer Brooks George, farmer Brooks William, farmer *Also called Dickson's or Elmhirst's Corners, DOMINION 881 DIRECTORY.Carley Sidney, farmer Clayton James, farmer Curachers David, farmer Dean Alfred, farmer Downey John, farmer Fife Robert, farmer Givens John, farmer Hines John, farmer Jameson James, farmer Jarritt Jonathan, farmer McClure John, farmer McNaul John, farmer Mellie Allan, farmer Nickson John, farmer Robinson Adam, farmer Simpson George, farmer Simpson James, farmer Simpson Richard, postmaster, storekeeper Theckston Charles, farmer Thompson William, tarmer Wallis William, farmer VIOLET\u2014A village in the township of Ernestown, county of Addington.Distant from Kingston 17 miles, fare 7c.Mail daily.Population about 200, Aylsworth John, J.P.Bennett Stephen, tailor Burns John, storekeeper Commer Henry Donaldson John, shoemaker Furs Thomas, miller Fellows James, J.P., farmer Fraser Isaac, J.P., farmer Hegadorn George, farmer Hegadorn James, farmer Hicks James, farmer Joslin James, laborer Lane Jacob, millwright Parott Miles, farmer Perry Aylsworth B., surveyor Perry Dan.W., postmaster, mill owner Perry Daniel W., jun., farmer Perry E.K., farmer Perry Samuel V., carpenter Perry William H.J.P., farmer Rockwell Aisel, carpenter Rockwell Sperry B., carpenter Sharp Nelson, farmer Shorey David, farmer Stover Jacob H., J.P.Switzer Easery, J.P., blacksmith Wiseman Joseph, JP.farmer Wood Frederick, storekeeper * VIRGIL \u2014A small village in the township of Niagara, county of Lincoln.Distant from Niagara, à station of the Erie and Niagara railway, 3 miles, from St Catharines 8 miles, fare 49e.Mail daily.Population about 70.Ball John C., farmer Ball John W., farmer Ball Robert, J.P., farmer Benson Michael, miller Black Jacob, blacksmith Bristol James M., postmaster, storekeeper Cairns George, farmer Clement Frederick, farmer Clement John P., farmer Cushman Isaac, blacksmith Cook Charles, laborer Cushman John, laborer Goodall David, farmer Hescott James, farmer Johnson Leonard D., school teacher Kirby John, tollkeeper Long Mrs.Hannah, wid Ralph MeClelland Samuel, tavernkeeper Miller Gage, farmer Nivens Robert, farmer Rogers Henry, laborer * Formerly called Lawrenceville.59 Vir-Vir Servos Alexander, councillor, farmer, miller Servos Peter, J.P., farmer Stephens Adam, farmer Stephens Gilbert, farmer Walker Francis, waggonmaker Walker Joseph, waggonmaker Young John, JP, farmer VITTORIA\u2014A village in the township of Charlotteville, county of Norfolk.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Port Ryerse, on Lake Erie,3 miles, from Simcoe, the county town 7 miles, from Brantford, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 31 miles, from Hamilton 45 miles, from London 70 miles, Mail daily.Population about 600.Anderson Henry, farmer Anderson Thomas, storekeeper Beemer Daniel L., commercial traveller Boulter Alport, laborer Boulter George, mason Brown John, iaborer Brown Joseph, blacksmith Brown Robert, laborer Church James, laborer Clitheroe Thomas J.Coleman Alex.of Potts & Coleman Commercial hotel, George A.Park, proprietor Cooper Mrs.Hannah, wid Covernton James, J.P, farmer Davis Joseph, carpenter Dawson William, farmer Dolan Michael S.Doyle William C., bailiff Ewing William, tailor Forse Michael Gamble James, laborer Hackett Edward, of J.& E.Hackett Hackett J.& E., blacksmiths and car- riagemakers Hackett John, of J.& E.Hackett Hager Peter, proprietor Pavillion hotel Hewitt George, harnessmaker Hewitt William, druggist Jarvis Isaiah, mason Lamport Thomas McCall George D., postmaster, farmer McCall James H., lumber dealer McCall Joseph, farmer McCALL SIMPSON, M.P.P,, J.P,, farmer McInnes Andrew, farmer McInnes Walter J M.D.McKay Mrs.Jeannet, wid Adam MeKenna Hugh J., tailor Mabee Henry W., clerk Mabee Oliver, farmer Machon John, tailor Marshall Joseph, farmer Marshall Thomas, farmer Miner Daniel, cabinetmaker MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Chas.P.Young, operator Montross Levi H., tinsmith Nicholson Jabez, grist mill Ottley Samuel, laborer Park George A., proprietor Commercial hotel Pavillion hotel, Peter Hager, proprietor Pettit Hiram, blacksmith Potts Albert, of Potts & Coleman Potts & Coleman, distillery POTTS EDWARD L., farmer Potts Mrs.Ellen, wid Jacob Reid Archibald, cabinetmaker Roche William, school teacher Rogers rev.Robert, ch of England Shannon Miss Jeanie, school teacher Shearer Mrs.Aun, wid John Skelley Henry, storekeeper Smith Richard, blacksmith Swayze Albert, cabinetinaker VRo-W AL DOMINION 882 DIRECTORY.[Province oF Swayze Allen, cabinetmaker Swayze Samuel, cabinetmaker Teary Thomas, laborer Teeple Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Alexander Teeple Mrs.Mary Jane, wid Albert Teeple Mrs.Nancy, wid Luke Teeple Thuramus, carpenter Tisdale William P., farmer Townsend Charles, pedlar Williams Israel, tanner Williams James, shoemaker \u2018Winter Nelson, carpenter YOUNG CHARLES P., operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Young Robert E., storekeeper Young Peter E.VROOMANTON\u2014A small village in the township of Brock, countyof Ontario, Distant trom Whitby, the county town- and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 82 miles, fare $1.60; from Toronto 66 miles.Mail daily.Population about 250.Austin John, shoemaker and tanner Brayer rev.Lewis, R.catholic Calhoun Willian, storekeeper Coleman rev.William, Wesleyan Conboy Janes, potash Foster Thomas, shoemaker Francis Thomas, blacksmith Gallery Patrick, weaver Johnston Leander, cooper Johnston Mrs.Maria, wid Richard Jordan J.& R., blacksmiths Jordan John, ot J.& R.Jordan Jordan Robert, of J.& R.Jordan McFallen Charles, tinsmith McFadden Mordecai, township clerk McKinnon Hector, tailor Moore John, shoemaker Oliver William, jun., waggonmaker Oliver William sen., carpenter Pangman Samuel, waggonmaker Ray James, M.D.Rightman 3 oseph, farmer Roman Catholic church, rev.Lewis Brayer, priest Shier Julius, farmer Smith James, laborer Smith Joseph, farmer Smith Thomas H., school teacher Speiran Charles, miller Speiran John, shoemaker Teskey John, postmaster Varcoe John, hotelkeeper Umphrey J obn, farmer Vrooman colonel James Vrooman James, jun, farmer Wesleyan church, rev.William Coleman, minister WILD THOMAS E,, dealer in groceries, provisions, crockery, hardware, dry goods and ready made clothing WABASHENE\u2014A post office station in the township of Tay, county of Simcoe, There is an extensive lumbering business carried on here.Distant from Barrie, a station of the Northern railway, 33 miles, from Toronto 100 miles, \"Mail tri- weekly.Population about 50.Amor John, millman Brown William, carpenter Bylow Barnabas, millman DODGE & CO., mill owners Flanagan John, engineer Flinn Edward, millman Gilmore David, millman Graham John, millman Hamilton Robert, millman Haywood Thomas, acting postmaster Lawless Stephen, millman McArthur Alexander, shoemaker McArthur Duncan, carpenter MoDonald Allan B., Bristol chop house Markle Robert, filer Orton John, millman Pierson John, farmer and millwright WALDEMAR\u2014A smull place in the township vf Amaranth county of Wol- ington.Distant from Orangeville, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 10 miles.Mail semi-weokly.Jenkins David, postmaster, farmer *WALES\u2014A small village on tho line of the Grand Trunk railway, township of Osnabruck, county of Stormont.Distant from Cornwall, the county town, 10 miles, fare 80c ;.from Montreal 77 miles, fare $2.30.Mail daily.Population about 80.Baker William, postmaster, storekeeper Barnhart John, saddler Bigelow Jesse, grain and flour dealer CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., John Eagan, agent Eagan John, agent G.T.R.and Canadian Express Co.Empy Sidney, clerk Grand Trunk Hotel, Lewis Olendoff, roprietor Johnston Samuel, mail carrier MARKELL LEVI, dealer in dry goods, hardware, groceries, boots and shoes, ready made clothing Olendoff Lewis, proprietor Grand Trunk hotel SHEETS HEZEKIAH, taverukeeper Snyder John Stuart Charles, farmer Stuart Gilbert, farmer Stuart Murdock, farmer Sullivan Josiah, storekeeper WALKERTON\u2014A thriving town on the Saugeen and Durham road, township of Brant, county of Bruce.It isthe county seat.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Durbam 17 miles, from Kincardine 29 miles, fare 81.25 ; from Southampton 30 miles, from Owen Sound 32 miles, fare $1.76 ; irom Seaforth 48 miles, from Fergus, a station tion of the Wellington.Grey and Bruce railway.50 miles, fare 82.50.Mail daily.Population about 1200.AMERICAN HOTEL, Mrs.Elizabeth Hartley, proprietress Bacon Henry, carpenter Baddow Robert Barnett William, carpenter Belch Francis, axe maker BELL JAMES, proprietor Union hotel Benson Francis, carpenter Benson James, carpenter Blair James, iron founder Boddy John, clerk Bowden William, laborer BROWN WILLIAM, bookseller, editor, proprietor and printer of the Bruce Herald BRUCE IIERALD, weekly, annual subscription $1.60 ; William Brown, editor, proprictor and printer Bruce James BRUCE JOHN, dealer in dry goods, groceries, crockery, boots, shoes, &c.Bruce William, carpenter Burdon John, carpenter Byrnes Valentine, millwright Caddy John St V.provincial land surveyor Carter William, brickmaker Cliambers John, innkeeper Clark James, of Linklater & Clark Clark Mrs.Louise, wid John, trader Cochrane Andrew, shoemaker Collins Willimm, clerk Ist Division court and official assignee COMMERCIAL LIOTEL, John Nnuer, proprietor *A1so called Dickinson\u2019s Lnnding station.COOPER JAMES G., acting county treasurer ; Cowie & Stead, traders Curran rev.J.P., ch of England minister DAVIDSON IIUGIT, druggist, agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Davis Jumes IP, trader DEANS IIENRY OC, chemist and druggist, dealer in drugs, patent medicines, perfumery, paints, oils.dye stufls, &e.Fairbairn James, saddler Ferguson Peter, of Shaw & Ferguson Flanagan John, laborer Flett James, shoemaker Fluty James, painter Forsyth George, moulder IPrayne Richard, saddler Gammond Richard, painter Garland Patrick, carpenter Geary Richard J,, cabinetmaker GLOCKE (DIE), (German,) weekly : annual subscription $1.50 ; John Klein, editor, proprietor and printer Gorgeun Matthew, baker GOULD GEORGE, county clerk and official assignee GRAHAM WALLACE, editor, proprietor and printer of the Telescope GUNN WILLIAM, clerk County court and deputy clerk of the Crowu Hamley William J., miller Hargreaves James, trader HARTLEY MRS.ELIZABETH, proprietress American hotel Hawkins William, provincial land surveyor Healy BE.A., bailiff Hibbert Joseph G., tailor HILL G.R., dentist Hill James, butcher Hunt John, cooper Hunter John, of Kilmer & Hunter Johnston John P., baker Keith Charles, dealer Kennedy John, wool carder Kilmer Edward, of Kilmer & Hunter Kingsmill J.J., County court judge KILMER & HUNTER, dealers in hardware, dry goods, groceries, crockery, boots, shoes, &ec.Klein Alpheus B., student at law KLEIN JOHN, notary, commissioner in Queen's Bench, editor, proprietor and printer of Die Glocke LOVELL JOHN, printer and publisher of the Canadian Dominion Directory : Province of Ontario Directory ; Province of Quebec Directory ; Province of Nova Scotia Directory ; l\u2019rovince of New Brunswick Directory ; Province of Newfoundland Directory ; Province of Prince Edward Island Directory ; Montreal Gity Directory ; City, Town, County and Towuship Directories throughout the Six Provinces ; general book and job printer and blank book manufacturer, 23 and 26 St Nicholas, bet St Sacrament and St Paul sts, h 883 St Catherine st, facing Phillips 8¢, Beaver hall, Montreal, ue.Knapp Willinm 11, barber Langdon R.V., school toncher Laughton John, enrpenter [Lee James, carpenlor Linkluter & Clark, tinsmiths Linklater David, of Linklater & Clark Lockhart Robert, waggonnuiker McCall Richard, carpenter McGregor & Brothers, hardware McIntosh A.St L., conveyancer McKay John, carpenter ONTARIO] McLay John, registrar McLean, W.J., tailor McLean Malcolm, postmaster, issuer of marriage licenses, commissioner in Q.B., agent Saving's bank.McLean William A.,master in chancery, commissioner in Queen\u2019s Bench McNeil Malcolm, laborer McNamara M, watchmaker McViear William, innkeeper Manuel Ephraim S., blacksmith MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA, Alexander Sproat, M.P,, agent Moffat Rev.U., Preshyterian MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Hugh Davidson, agent Moore David, carpenter Moore Elijah, plasterer MOORE LEWIS C., solicitor in chancery, conveyancer, &c., deputy judge for county of Bruce Morden Mrs.Sarah R., milliner Morrison James, teamster MOYER ISAAC S.W., proprietor Waterson\u2019s hotel NAUER JOHN, proprietor Commercial hotel Nelson Simon, painter Noxon Stephen, willer Noxon Thomas H., miller O'Connor H.P., attorney O'Conner McLean Ranson James, butcher Richardson George, butcher Richardson Timothy, tinsmith Richardson William Riddell James, waggonmaker Robertson David, student at law Rollston James, trader Rollston John, waggonmaker Ross Donald Wilson, county attorney and clerk of Peace Ross George, blacksmith Ross Paul Russel George Scott Hugh, blacksmith Scott William, carpenter Shannon William, saddler Shaw Alex, of Shaw & Ferguson Shaw & Ferguson, attorneys at law Sinclair L., M.D.Smith Harrison, hotelkeeper Smith Johu, curpenter SPROAT ALEXANDER, M.P., agent Merchants Bank of Canada and county treasurer St John A.B., trader St John W.B., photographer Stevens C.B., blacksmitl Stephens & Co, traders Stevenson James, carpenter Stoney Edmund, clerk Stovel C.W., pumpmaker Sutherland Robert, barrister Sutton William, sheriff TELESCOPE (THE), weekly, annual subscription $1.25 ; Wallace Graham, editor, proprictor and printer Thompson Andrew, tanner Thompson James, trader Thompson \u2018William, tanner UNION HOTEL, James Bell, proprietor Usher Henry, M.D.Walker Juues, mason Walker John, cabinetmaker Walker Joseph Walker William, miller Warren Thomas, laborer WATERSON'S HOTEL, Isaac S.W.Moyer, proprietor Watt Walter L,, deputy registrar Wilson Willian, painter Wisser Lewis, tailor DOMINION 883 DIRECTORY.Woods R.S., watchmaker Woods W.8.watchmaker Young Henry C., hotel keeper WALKERVILLE\u2014A village on the river Detroit, township of Sandwich East, county of Essex.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an oflice here.Distant from Windsor, the western terminus of the Great Western railway, 14 miles, fare 12}e.Mail daily.Population about 200.Arper Alexander, laborer Askin C.H., farmer Bansett A., carpenter Bennett Edward, teamster Bennett James, {aborer Bondes Adam, shoemaker Bondes Jacob, cooper Bourbeau Charles, painter Bourbeau Francis, laborer Bourbeau John, laborer Bourbeau Joseph, laborer Brainard B.F., foreman Cahill Thomas, cooper Campeau Joseph, blacksmith Carley John, laborer Cox Thomas, cooper Cox Thomas, jun., laborer Dailey Hiram, laborer Downey James, fireman Dunn John, fireman Drouillard F.X., carpenter Dufresne A., laborer Dunn John, laborer Earls D.J., laborer Flemming 8, watchman Foster James, laborer Foster John, carpenter Fraser Charles, laborer Gero E., laborer Gilbert E.K., foreman Granclicg Joseph, carpenter Graveline Joseph, mechanic Gunn Joho, teacher Gunn Robert, teacher Hay Alfred, hotelkeeper Hays George, engineer Holzhauer Frederick, gardener Honck Thomas, miller Janisse Barnabe, farmer Jenkins Charles, pilot Jenkins George, commodore Jenkins William, carpeuter Jenkins Henry, shipbuilder Jenkins Joseph, shipbuilder JOHNSTON JAMES A., manager Montreal Telegraph Co.Kelly Bryant, laborer Kelly Burrell, laborer Kirkland William, miller Ladore R., cooper Laduc Juseph, laborer Lajoye Moses, coppersmith Lalonge Joseph, cooper Lalonge William, laborer Laven John G., traveller McAfee Henry, bookkeeper McGregor William, foreman McLean Edward J, foreman McLean Edward, jun.McManus William, distiller Mitchell William, engineer Mitchell William, machinist MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Jas.A.Johnston, manager Montreuil John, farmer Montreuil Luc, reeve Nantan J, jun\u2019, engineer Nantan J., sen.engineer Nash Edward, laborer Pageau John, & Co., bakers Pageau John, baker Palmer C.L., bookkeeper Parent Noah, clerk Pratt Brothers, hotelkeepers 4 WaAr-WAL Rameey Frank, cooper Ramsey M., cooper Reid Thomas, distiller Robarge A., carpenter Shanks George, carpenter Simons Marcus R., storekeeper Simmons George, distiller Stebbins E.F., clerk Stuart James H., carpenter Stuart John, miller WALKER HIRA), distiller, miller and malster Walker C.M., foreman Walker H.Alexis, foreman Walsh James, cooper Walsh Patrick, cooper West William, maltster Wescott Thomas, watchman WILLIAMS ELIAS G., postmaster, storekeeper Young & Son, saw mill WALLACEBURGH\u2014A village on the river Sydenham, North Gore of the township of Chatham, county of Kent.Grain and lumber afford the principal trade.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here Distant from Chatham, a station of the Great Western railway, 17 miles, fare $1.from Sarnia 32 miles, fare £2; from Detroit 64 miles, fare $1.50.Mail daily: Population about 660.ABER JOSEPH, proprietor Wallace- burgh Exchange Beattie Joseph H., dealer Becker William.blacksmith Bell Richard, Sydenham exchange Bennett John, hotelkeeper Bowes Lyman, shoemaker Carling Thomas, of Paterson & Carling Clancy Michael, mill owner Cranston captain Thomas Culvert rev.Thomas, Wesleyan FISHER ARTHUR, stationer and agent } Montreal Telegraph Co.Forhan Peter, grocer Fraser Ansor S., M.D.FRASER CHARLES, collector of customs Giross James, clerk Harsen John, boarding house Hay Alexander, dealer Hubble Byron, blacksmith Johnson Daniel, dealer Johnson Lionel H., postmaster Jones Richard, tailor Lalonde Joseph, cabinetmaker Lalonde Sévere, grocer Lee John, clockmaker Lester George, M.D.Lillie John, J.P.Little Albert, grocer Little Hiram, grocer Lloyd Lionel.cabinetmaker McDonnell William, hotelkeeper McDougall Alexander, barrister McDougall Archibald, farmer McLean & Co., dry goods McLean Hector, jun., J.P.MeLoud A, North American hotel MARCHETER HENRI, cabinetmaker Mark Robert, M.D.Martin Henry, J.P.Martin Theodore, tanner Mitchell George, M.D.MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.A.Fisher, agent Newman John B,, M.D., coroner Niven Thomas, grocer North American hotel, Angus MeLoud.proprietor Paterson & Carling, saw and grist mill Paterson Wm., of Paterson & Carling Peek Richard Purser Aaron, billiard room War-WAL DOMINION 884 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE OF Ray George W., waggonmaker Reynolds rev.J., Episcopal methodist Siscoe Hiram, laborer Smith George, farmer Smith John L., confectioner Smith William C., grocer Steinhoff James W., sailor Sydenham Exchange, Richard Bell, proprietor Vincent Joseph, wood dealer WALLACEBURGH EXCHANGE, J.Aber, proprietor Warmer David A,, hotelkeeper \u2018Welsh Piers, lumberman West's hotel, Thomas West, proprietor West Thomas, proprietor West's hotel, bailiff Wilson James, farmer WALLACETOWN\u2014A village in the township of Dunwich, county of Elgin.Distant from St Thomas, a station of the London and Port Stanley railway, 18 miles, fare §1.Mail daily.Population about 400.Arkell Thomas of Thomas Arkell & Co.Arkell Thomas & Co., grocers Barclay Aneas, clerk of township Blackwood John, clerk Blackwood Robert, storekeeper Bobien William, cheese factory Bowlby Abramam W., blacksmith Bradt Robert, baker Britannia hotel, Thomas Luton, proprietor Brownell George, laborer Cameron Donald, shoemaker Cameron Peter, clerk Campbell Neil, waggonmaker Clark Joseph, carpenter Clark Mrs.Jane, wid Hugh Clay David, proprietor Ontario house Cornish John, laborer Cruise Oliver, carpenter and joiner Cusack Benjamin, of Cusack Brothers Cusack Brothers, storekeepers Cusack H.& R., ashery Cusack Henry, of H.& R.Cusack Cusack John, of Cusaék Brothers Cusack Richard, of H.& R.Cusack Cusack Samuel, of Cusack Brothers Cusack Thomas, of Cusack Brothers Evan Edward, carpenter Forbes Duncan, carpenter Forde Thomas, fireman Gilpin George, shoemaker Graham Angus, cabinetmaker Graham John, teacher Gunn Angus, clerk Gunn A.G., conveyancer Gunn Donald, dentist Gunn Mrs.Ellen, wid Hugh Hutton Francis, blacksmith Hearn George, of Hearn & Medwin Hearn & Medwin, cabinetmakers Henry Colin G., tavernkeeper Hynes James, laborer James Richard, cooper Kiborn William, clerk Lilly William A., tailor Lindsay Mrs.Elizabeth, wid James Ling George, M.D.Luton Thomas, proprietor Britannia hotel Macbeth Alexander, farmer McBrayne Archibald, of McBrayne & Rappelje MeBrayne Daniel, wood worker MeBrane & Rappelje, machinists McCrank Miss, dressmaker McDermott Donald, shoemaker McDermott rev.Neil, Presbyterian McDonald Donald, blacksmith McFarland Archibald, joiner McGill David, pedlar McGregor Colin, laborer McIntyre Hugh, grocer McIntyre James, fruit agent McIntyre John, cooper McIntyre John, photographer and dentist McIntyre John 8, of McKillop Brother & McIntyre McIntyre Lazarus W., commissioner, Queen\u2019s Bench auctioneer McIntyre Mrs, Margaret, wid Duncan McKee George, laborer McKellar Donald, carpenter McKellar James P., assistant postmaster MeKilloy Archibald, of McKillop Brother & Mclntyre McKillop, Brother & McIntyre, saw and grist mill McKillop Duncan, of McKillop, Brother & McIntyre McKillop John, J.P., postmaster, storekeeper McLarty Alexander, shoemalker McLaws Archibald, of McLaws Brothers McLaws Brothers, carriagemakers McLaws David, of McLaws Brothers McLaws Duncan, of McLaws Brothers carriagemakers McLaws William, livery stable McLean Duncan, carpenter McPhail Archibald, shoemaker McPhail Alexander, harnessmaker McPhe rson Donald, carpenter McTavish Angus, shoemaker McTavish Duncan, shoemaker Medwin John, of Hearn & Medwin Moore George R., grist mill Ontario house, David Clay, proprietor Parish Thomas A., druggist Pierce John, cheese factory Rappelje Alexander, saddler and har- nessmaker bRappelje John, saddler Rappelye Peter, of McBrayne & Rap- pelje Risdon J.& W., hardware Risdon John, of J.& W.Risdon Risdon William, of J.& W.Risdon, resides in Fingal Rose Alexander Ross Mrs.Mary, wid William Ruthven Duncan, M.D.Sheridan John, cooper Shippie Charles, carpenter Shippie Lawrence, laborer Simkins William, tailor Sprole Mrs.Margaret, wid Matthew Thompson Alexander, blacksmith Thompson Alexander, fireman Thompson Dugal, blacksmith Urlin Adolphus D., of Thomas Arkell & Co.Urquhart Alexander C., provision merchant Walker Miss Mary Walker Mrs, Mary, wid John WALLACEVILLE\u2014A village in the township of Wallace, county of Porth.Country produce forms the principal trade here.stant from Mitchell, à station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 28 miles, from Stratford 41 miles, Mail tri-woekly.l\u2019o- pulation about 50.Bond John, of Edmonds & Bond Brady William, farmer Edmonds & Bond, saw mill Haslam Mrs.Mary Jane, wid William King William, farmer Lawrence Richard, dealer Smith George, farmer Smith Oram, farmer Smith Sydney, waggonmuaker TAGGART JAMES, hotelkeeper Williams Daniel M., postmaster, dealer WALLBRIDGE\u2014A village in the township of Sydney, county of llastings?Distant {from Belleville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles.Mail biweekly, Population about 100.Acker Jacoby, earpenter Beddeck, John, teamster Chisholm James, farmer Chisholm John, J.P., farmer Foster Theodore, farmer Fralick Francis, blacksmith Ketcheson Alfred, carpenter Ketcheson David, clerk Division court Ketcheson Elias, furmer Ketcheson George, farmer Ketcheson John, farmer Ketcheson Peter, farmer Ketcheson William, J.P., farmer Moon John, carriagemaler Miller 8., blacksmith Prior Francis B., postmaster Williams George, teamster WALLENSTEIN\u2014A small village in the township of Wellesley, county of Waterloo.Distant from Berlin, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway 15 miles, fare 75¢.; from Toronto 76 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100, Bates Thomas, farmer Beatty Simon, farmer Brown John, laborer Bulmer John, farmer Bulmer John R., farmer Bulmer Robinson, farmer Bulmer William, farmer Cowan Robert J., schooljteacher Cress Simon, brickmaker Fenton James, farmer Freeman Michael, tailor Frismyer Frank, basketmaker Johnson Isaac, farmer Kearns William, weaver Malloy John, farmer Martin Benjamin, farmer Martin David, farmer Martin Jacob, farmer Martinson Albert, farmer Martinson Jolin, farmer Martinson William, farmer Matthews William, farmer Moss Peter, farmer Oswald J.B., postmaster, blacksmith and innkeeper Powell R.W., farmer Powell Samuel, farmer ; Shaver Adam, waggomnaker Sindwic John, farmer WALNMEIR\u2014A small placo in the township of last Zorra, county of Oxford.Distant from Bright, a station of the Buflulo aud Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 5 miles, fromWood- stock, tho county town, 12 miles, from London 30 miles.Muil bi-weekly.Population of neighborhood about 160.Bickel Richard, farmer Bray Abraham, farmer Carter William, farmer Cowing John, farmer Giles Willimm, farmer Jutzi Daniel, {farmer Jutzi Joseph, farmer Jutzi Samuel, farmer Lockhart James, J.D, cheese factor Lovell Thomas, furmer Miller John, farmer Parker Jobu, farmer Parker Robert, postmaster, farmer Pearson John, furmer Pearson Jonathan, farmer Pearson William, farmer farmer and i] ONTARIO.] Row Samuel, farmer Smith Robert, farmer Stevenson J ohn, farmer Stevenson Joseph, farmer \"Stevenson Teasdale, farmer Walton Hannah, cheese factor and farmer Walton Isaac, farmer Walton John, farmer Walton Jogeph, farmer Wilson John M, farmer Wilson Thompson, farmer and cheese factor Wilson John S., farmer Wilson William, J.P., farmer *WALSINGHAM CENTRE \u2014A village on the plank road between Port Rowan and T Walsingham, county of Norfolk.~The Canada Air Line railway, now building, will pass within one mile of the town, Distant from Port Rowan, on Lake Erie, 6 miles, from Simcoe, the county town, 22 miles, fare £1.50; from Ingersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 24 miles, fare $1.75.Jail tri-weekly.Population about 250.Adams Joseph, lumber man farmer Anger Henry, farmer Bothan Henry, harnessmaker Brown Reuben, laborer Brown Stephen Brown William, innkeeper Burdett rev.John, Episcopal metho- thodist Burger Aaron, laborer Christmas George, waggonmaker Clark Henry B., farmer Clubine Edward, mason Fletcher Daniel, blacksmith Dibbell James ,woollen mill Hawley Henry, farmer House William, carpenter Kincaid Robert H., innkeeper Miller Joseph Milne Peter, laborer Mitchner Amos, shoemaker Morgan William, postmaster, storekeeper Patterson Anderson, laborer Peronto Michael, laborer Perire George, shoemaker Phelan John, M.D.Russell Gilbert, lumberman Secord Asa, laborer Sherman Lewis B., blacksmith Smith Henry, storekeeper Terry Henry, blacksmith Thornbey rev.William, Primitive methodist Townsend John, farmer Wilson Calvin, lumberman Wilson Thomas, laborer Wiltsie Harrison, tanner Woodward Joseph, carpenter Young John B,, lumberman WALTER'S FALLS\u2014A small village ou the corner of the four townships of Sydeuham, Holland, St Vinoent aud Euphrasia, county of Grey.There is a fall of 50 feet near the village, on the Big Head river.The surrounding scenery is of the wildest and most picturesque description.Distant from Owen Sound, the county town, 18 miles, from Meaford 14 miles, from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 28 miles, fare $1.50.Mail semi-weekly.Population about 100.Bailey Robert, waggonmaker Carney Charles, & Co., storekeepers Delleree Junes, blacksmith Dellerce John, blacksmith Hogg & Thornbury, millers Loyd Jol, shoemaker * Also called Pleasant Hill, which is the name of the post office.ilsonburg, township of |.DOMINION 885 DIRECTORY.Olmstead Richard, sawyer Olmstead William, carpenter Pilgrim John, grocer Pilgrim William, & Sons, storekeepers Prior Peter, innkeeper Smith Henry, carpenter Quinton Thomas, trader Williams George, innkeeper Williams George, woollen mill Wilson John, tinsmith Walter John, livery stables Walter Robert, trader Walter Thomas P., postmaster, mill owner WALTON\u2014A village in the township of MeKillop, county of Huron.Distant from Ainleyville 52 miles, fare 2c.; from Seaforth, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles, fare 40c.Mail daily.Population about 125.Adams Albert A., saw mill hand Adams George H., teamster Adams Ransom W., steam saw mill owner Adams William A., saw mill hand Armstrong William, threshing machines Balsdon George, laborer Bigger George, agent Canada Land Co., farmer Campbell Donald, blacksmith Campbe.l James, cabinetmaker Crawford John, J.P., shoemaker Exchange hotel, Orron McTaggart, proprietor Farquharson William.blacksmith Fulton James.blacksmith Hewill John, farmer Hubbell rev.J.minister, Presbyterian Kyle William.carpenter Lamont James, waggonmaker McKey George.shoemaker McTaggart John McTaggart Orron, proprietor Exchange hotel Moore Mrs.Ann, wid William, general store Moloney George.sawyer .Pattison Robert, postmaster, groceries, dry goods, liquors, &c.SAGE CHARLES, proprietor Walton hotel Smith Henry, laborer Stark John, laborer - Thompson Mrs.Sarah, wid William WALTON HOTEL, Charles Sage, proprietor WANSTEAD\u2014A village in the township of Plympton, county of Lambton.It is a station otf the Great Western railway.Principal business is in lumber.Distant from Wyoming 8 miles, from Petrolia 8 miles, from Sarnia 18 miles.Mail daily.Population about 130.Brooks William, shoemaker Carson Mrs.Lydia, wid William Carson A, section master DEWAR JOHN, postmaster, dealer in dry goods, groceries, crockery, hardware, boots, shoes, &c.Galloway Henry, weaver Hike William, laborer Johnston Francis, hotelkeeper Lawson William, farmer Little John, cooper McDonald Neil, laborer McIntyre Joseph, school teacher Park J.S, J.P.Robertson Duncan S., J.P., farmer Tait James, farmer Wallace John, shoemaker Wark Archibald, farmer Wilson John, saw mill WAL-WAR WARDSVELLE\u2014An incorporated village on the river Thames, township of Moga, county of Middlesex.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Newbury, a station of the Great Western railway, 3 miles, fare 15¢.; from Bothwell 7 miles, from Strathroy 2 miles, from London 36 miles.Mail day.Population about 800.Aitchison Ebenezer, mill owner Archer Robert, farmer Argust John, laborer Autis Martin, butcher Barbour Henry, miller Barclay M.F., stationer and druggist Brown Miss Salone, milliner Cameron John, farmer Campbell A, tailor Coates Orpheus A.Corneil Adam, carriage factory Couse George, M.D, coroner Coventry John, M.D., bds Western hotel Coyne John, dentist Crawford Alexander Cunningham James, farmer Dixon Hugh, harnessmaker Dufton Edmond T., J.P., storekeeper DYKES JAMES M., operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Dykes James, printer Dykes John, farmer Dykes William, farmer Demming Protper, bailiff English Thomas, waggonmaker Fitzpatrick Mrs.Sarah, wid Thomas Freckelton David, baker George James, shoemaker Gibb David, farmer Gibson William D., carpenter Gillies Zachariah, of Tait & Gillies Gordon William, school teacher HAMMOND WILLIAM D., postmaster, commissioner in B.R., notary, issuer of marriage licenses and general merchant Harold Thomas, shoemaker Henderson Henry, reeve.foundry Howes Walter K., grocer Humphrey S.F., blacksmith Hunter A, fireman Jackson James, cooper Johnson Angus, farmer Kent Thomas, genoral merchant Kinsey Jacob, blacksmith Lilly Edward, waggonmaker Long W.D., farmer Loxly Charles, baker Maclntyre Duncan, M.D.McCowan Alexander McGee John, weaver McGeegan D.A.salesman McIntyre Alexander, tailor McKeith Mrs.Sarah, wid William McKelvey Robert, tailor McKinnon John, innkeeper McKinnon rev.Neil, Presbyterian McLachlin Duncan, innkeeper McLean James, lumber dealer McRae Alexander, storekeeper MARRIAGE LICENSES, William D.Hammond, J.H.Munro and R.Neil.issuers Mills William, farmer \u201c| MONTREAL TELEGRAPH C0.,,J.M.Dykes, operator Moore H.P., druggist and issuer of marriage licenses Moyer Dilmon H., of Moyer & Yorke Moyer & Yorke, cheese factory Mudford Edward, shoemaker Mulligan Thomas, farmer Munro John H., M.P,, broker and issuer of marriage licenses Munro Maleolm G., storekeeper Munroe Archibald, pedlar WaAr-WAR DOMINION 886 DIRECTORY.[Province or Munroe Duncan D., blacksmith Neil captain William, proprietor Western hotel Neil Richard, shoe store and issuer of marriage licenses Neil Thomas, bailiff O'Donnell David, laborer O'Malley captain Chs.A, jun, farmer O'Malley Charles À, sen, farmer O'Neil James, assessor Palmer John, veterinary surgeon Paris George, grain merchant Paris William, laborer Pennell William, carpenter Poole John, cabinetmaker Porter John, carpenter Powley Edward, blacksmith Purcell Donald, farmer Reilly Francis, carpenter Riley Francis, cabinetmaker Roberts Mrs.Fanny Ross Robert W., watchmaker Samson George, carpenter Sharon John, farmer Shaw James, cabinetmaker Sheppard William H., harnessmaker Shepley rev.J., Wesleyan Sinclair William, school teacher Smith Donald, blacksmith Smith James, painter Shepley John, reeve Stevely William, tinsmith Stewart E.B,, salesman Tait & Gillies, storekeepers Tait Joseph M., of Tait & Gillies Thomas Amos Thompson Robert, farmer Ward John, cabinetmaker Ward Joseph, farmer Ward Miss Eliza, milliner Ward Robert, farmer \u2018Ward Sheldon, innkeeper Ward Talbot S., farmer Ward William Ss, storekeeper Western hotel, captain William Neil, proprietor Wier John, butcher Wilson Andrew, blacksmith Wilson Andrew, J.P, clerk of Division court Wilson George, village clerk, treasurer Wye rev.G.W., ch of England York William D., cattle dealer Yorke William D., of Moyer & Yorke Young John, shoemaker WAREHADE\u2014A small place in the township of Usprey, county of Grey.Distant from Maxwell à miles, from Lolling- wood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 25 miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 41 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Irish Jonathan, saw mill Wright George, postmaster, farmer Ss WARKWORTEI\u2014A pleasant and thriving village on Mill Creck, township of Percy, east riding of the county of Nor- thumberland.Montreal Tele raph Co.has an office here.Distant from Co borne, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 16 miles, fare 75¢; from Cobourg, the county town, 28 miles.Mail daily.Population about 800.Alexander rev.Thomas, Presbylerian Bailey John, blacksmith Barnett Charles, tanner and currier Bartlett William E., school teacher Bell Robert, blacksmith Bettes James K., tinsmith Boyce Joseph, farmer Boyd G.H., telegraph operator Boyce H.M., painter Boyce William, cattle dealer * Formerly called Perey.Browning rev.Arthur II, Wesleyan Brookmyre Tyler, joiner Brown Alva, blacksmith Brown Edward, harnessmaker Brown Mrs.Lydin, wid William 11, Burton Ralph, shoemaker Cain Daniel, tnilor Clark John, sawyer Closson John, waggonmaker Cook Reuben, currier Cooper James, laborer Covert Alphis, cooper Coveret David, cooper Covert Hiram, tailor Craig William, farmer Curtis D.C,, storekeeper Dawson Cornelius, agent Dolman John, harnessmaker Douglas John, clerk Division court Douglas John, of Holmes, Palmer & Douglas Douglas John, jun, blacksmith Edson Mrs.Sarah, milliner and straw- dresser Eley George, cabinetmaker Ewing David, issuer of marriage licenses, commissioner in Queen's bench, insurance agent, &c.Farmer James Farmer James H., storekeeper Farmer Richard, photographer Farmer William, storekeeper Fortaw E.& O., blacksmiths Fortaw Edward, of E.& O.Fortaw Fortaw Louis Fortaw Oliver, of E.& O.Fortaw Furlong Benjamin, jun., carpenter Furlong Benjamin, sen., carpenter Gallagher P., & Co., storekeepers Gallagher Patrick, of P.Gallagher & Co.Goldsmith Perry D., M.D.Gorman James H., storekeeper Grattan George, tavernkeeper Greenly J., proprietor Percy Head inn Haisley Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Joseph Hamilton Alexander, storekeeper Hamilton James, storekeeper Herkimer Harvey, watchmaker Herriott Miss Janet, dressmaker Holmes James, of llolmes, Palmer & Douglas Holmes, Palmer & Douglas, carriage- makers Hudson Charles, shoemaker Hulburt Royal P., deputy clerle Division court, clerk township council Hulton Mrs.Sarah Humphries Henry H., broker HUMPHRIES ISRAEL, postmaster, township treasurer, operator Montreal Telegraph Co., and storekeeper Humphries Robert, clerk Hurlburt R.P,, conveyancer Kennedy William, storekeeper Lavis Charles, miller Lewis Benjamin, clerk Lord John, grocer and hotel kcoper Lord William N., cabinetmaker Mackay Henry, shoemaker McCamon Henry, druggist McCres James N,, MD.McDonald Chester L., lumber merchant McLean Mrs.Ellen, wid Terence Mather Thomas, tailor Maybee Alfred, storekeeper, tanner Maybee Augustus, clerk MARRIAGE LICENSES, David Ewing, Issuer Might John M, general agent Milchell William J., carpenter Mix Jay N., tingmith MONTREAL TELEGRAPH GO.Israel Humphries, operator : Mullierin Ilenry, miller O'Rielly Philip, of P.Gallagher & Co Osborne Sheldon, cabinetmaker Outram Edward, laborer Palmer David, of Holmes, Palmer & Douglas Percy lead inn, J.Greenly, proprietor Pickwith Donald S,, builder Platt Daniel, auctioneer Pomeroy Charles, carpenter Pomeroy Robert, carpenter Potter James, storekeeper Presley Mrs.Mar , wid William Edward Reddick James IT, farmer Reed Robert, carpenter Reynolds Smith, laborer Rolland Mrs, Mary, wid Jolin Sanborn A.M., carder Slade William, butcher Smith Charles, grist mill Smith Joseph, blacksmith Snodgrass John, storekeeper Spencer George J., carriage painter Spencer Mrs.Elizabeth Turcotte Narcisse, laborer Walker Robert, storekeeper Wiggins William L., storekecper Wilson John, clerk Woof W.S,, baker WARMINSTER \u2014A village in the township of Medunte, coumy of Simcoe.Distant from Larrie, a station of the Northern railway, 28 miles, fare $1.50.Mail tri-weekly.lopulation about 120.Ball Henry, blacksmith Ball Isaac, shoemaker Ball John Ball Joseph, carpenter Ball William, shoemaker Barr Walter Braden Michael, farmer Chisemore Harvey, farmer Deacon George DEACON WILLIAM G., postmaster, general agent Declare Joseph, saw mill Donelly Peter, storekeeper Dunlop Andrew, threshing machines Dutton William, farmer Graham Richard, farmer Harris Henry, saw mill Hopkins Thomas Huntly Julius, furmer Kelly John, farmer Lahey Timothy, farmer Lazier Nicholas, hotelkeeper Leffel \u2014, carpenter McKinlay Dugald, sawing and threshing machines Nuughton Timothy, farmer Overand Willinm, market gardener Rix William, former Ryan William J, saddler and harness- maker Shehan Dennis, farmor Tesky Charles, waggonmaker Vonn Abram, carpenter Wright George, market gardener Wallis William, pork and grain dealer WAHSA W\u2014A small village in the town- Klip of Dunnner, county of Peterborough.Distant from l\u2019eterborough, the count town and a station of tho Midland rnil- way, 14 miles, fare 400.Mail bi-weekly.Population nbout 160.Bell Neary, Inborer Bingham James, M.D.Cmnpbell Thomus, waggonmaker Chapin Roswell, cabinetmaker Chonte Thomas, postmaster, keeper Chonte Thomas G., reeve, mill owner Davie George, jun, carpenter store- sata a ONTARIO] DOMINION 887 DIRECTORY.War-WAT Davie George, sen, sawyer Doughty John, shoemaker Dwyer Mrs.Nuncy, wid Patrick Garlick George, clerk Hamblin Samuel, blacksmith Kennedy Patrick, blacksmith Kidd Daniel, blacksmith Mackie James, storekeeper McGuire Aaron, school teacher Mellvena Edward, blacksmith Moore William, laborer Paul rev J.T., Presbyterian Read James, jun., laborer Read James, sen., tailor Reid Washington, storekeeper, cooper Salter William F., carpenter Sloane rev.J.W., Wesleyan Snelgrove William, hotelkeeper Wason John, storekeeper WARTBURG A village in the township of Ellice, county of Perth.The principal trade done here is in lumber and grain, Distant from Sebringville, a station on the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, from Stratford, the county town, 8 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 200, Armstrong James, farmer Armstrong W., farmer Barth John, farmer Baumbach August, farmer Baumbach William, farmer Bollert William, farmer and weaver Carty John, farmer Chisner F., tailor Dale Christopher, blacksmith Dahmr Charles, shoemaker Esbel Anthony, tavernkeeper Etgortz Henry, farmer Fisher Henry, farmer Frieur Charles, farmer Frommageu Edward, postmaster, storekeeper Gale Frederick, farmer Graul W., farmer Henry Samuel, farmer Hill John, farmer Kastner John, lumber dealer Kline Michael, farmer Konoate Robert Kruspe George, mason Kruspe William, carpenter Kurpe Frederick, mason Lipperd C., farmer Litt Theobald, lumber dealer Mallow Michael, farmer Miller Henry, shoemaker Miller & Henry, lumber dealers and saw mill owaers Murphy Francis, farmer Murphy Patrick, farmer and drover Murphy Tobias, farmer Priestap Angus, farmer Riepe H., farmer Rierton Moses, farmer Rosman Heury, farmer Sebring David, lumber dealer Shmith Alexander, farmer Sielring Otto, mason Siehring William, mason Soder W., farmer Stevenson John, farmer Strosser J.Werner C.\\ Wicke A.tailor Wieke Angus, tavernkecper WARWICK\u2014A village lu the township of Warwiok, county of Lambton.Distant from Watford, a station of the Great Western railway 7 miles, fare 25c.; from Forrest, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 9 miles, from Sarnin 25 miles.Mail daily.Population about 800.Andrews J.B., farmer Aulds Robert, farmer Aulds William, farmer Barclay John J., laborer Bentley Benjamin, farmer Brant William, hotelkeeper Camphell Robert, farmer Burns James M., storekeeper Carr Richard, farmer Eccles John D.deputy reeve, farmer Fenner John, laborer Gibson rev.Joseph C., ch of England Graham Peter, reeve, farmer Hawkins James, farmer Hay Thomas, blacksmith Kenward Thomas, carpenter Kingstone captain Charles J., farmer Mander William, shoemaker McKenzie William, carpenter Mitchell John, school teacher MORRIS JOHN H., postmaster, dealer in dry goods, groceries, crockery, &c.Nash Hutcheson J., M.D.Ringe Lewis, shoemaker Rogers Mrs.Eliz, wid David, hotelkeeper Shannon Robert, carpenter Smith Andrew, grist mill Weir Richard, M.D.Wesley J.,blacksmith and waggonmaker WASH AGO.thriving village at the foot of Lake Couchiching, township of North Orillia, county of Simcoe.It isthe starting point to the famed Muskoka and Black River country, which is now opeued for free settlement.Situated at the head of navigation on Lake Couchiching, with unrivalled water power, this village offers great inducements for the establishment of manufactories of all kinds.It is in daily communication by steamboat with Orillia, Beaverton, Barrie, Bell Ewart and all points on Lake Simcoe.Distant from Barrie, a station of the Northern railway, 30 miles, fare by stage or steamboat $1.25; from Bell Ewart 42 miles, from Toronto 80 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Aikman M.A.farmer Blackaber Richard, farmer Blain Thomas, wharfinger Brass Robert, jun., teamster Bras® Robert, sen, farmer Bridgeman Frank, farmer Bridgeman William, farmer COZZENS ROBERT H., postmaster, lumber merchant Gardiner David, farmer Gardiner Robert, farmer Hanua William, teamster Harvie Andrew, stage driver Harvey John, stage contractor Heller Moses, lath manufacturer Hicken William, assistant postmaster Hicken William, manufacturer of tinsmiths fitting Hogaboam David, jun, teamster Hogaboam David, sen.grocer Hughes Robert, millwright MeLean William, teamster McLellan John, laborer Nichols Henry} teamster Ormsby James, tavernKkeeper Peter John, farmer Robinson William, farmer Rogers John, farmer Simpson Frederick, farmer Solman Henry, school teacher Whitney Henry, farmer Whitney Stephen, farmer WASHINGTON\u2014A village in the township of Blenheim, county of Oxford.It has a wheat market.Distant fromDrumbo, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of thé Grand Trunk railway, 5 niles, from Woodstock, the county town, 23 miles, from London 52 miles, Mail daily.Population about 130.Atkinson Charles, farmer Baldwin William, farmer Bass Richard, farmer Basted Francis, shoemaker Basted John, shoemaker Bingernan John, farmer Bird Mrs., wid Isaac Bourchier Robert, farmer Brundle John, farmer Cornell Harvey, of Thomp Cornell Jeremiah, laborer Cornell Mrs.Lucy, wid Smith Corson John, M.D.Davidson Joshua, farmer Day John, farmer Dunn William, postmaster Fleming Ruel, farmer Gable Cornelius, farmer Gammon William, waggonmaker Hall Stephen, farmer Harmer Henry, farmer Henderson Robert, school teacher Hennberg Frederick, mason Hunt Robert, farmer Joyce Josiah, innkeeper Lautenschlager Michael, mason Lutz Jacob, farmer McDonald William, blacksmith Perry George jun., farmer Perry George, sen, M.P.P., J.P.farmer Reynolds Nelson, laborer Russell John, laborer Stembler Henry, laborer Tew Arthur, J.P., farmer Thompson Denys, farmer Thompson & Cornell, cheese factory Thompson Egerton, of Thompson & Cornell Thompson John Q.A., shoemaker Thompson William, carpenter Trowse Mrs., wid Wakefield Daniel, farmer Wakefield Joshua Wallis James, blacksmith Watson Mrs.Mary, wid James Witmer David flax and paint maker WATERDOWN\u2014 À village situated in the township of Flamboro East, county of Wentworth.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant irom Waterdown, a station of the Great Western railway, 2 miles, from Hamilton 6 miles, and from Toronto 87 miles.Mail daily.Population about 1000.Aiken John, cooper Anderson Miles, laborer Anderson Samuel veterinary surgeon Armstrong George, carpenter Arnold Adam, laborer Baker Abraham, proprietor Crown inn Baker Henry, butcher Baker Read, manufacturer, rakes, cradles, &c.Barnes James, shoemaker Bell Mrs.Mary À, wid Birdsey GeBrge, laborer Boadicea house, Henry Edwards, proprietor Bonan Eljah, laborer Bradt Isaac, mason Bradt James, pedlar Broadbent George, carder Broadbent Hiram,woollen manufacturer Broderick John W., cabinetmaker Brown Charles, photographer Brown Edward, blacksmith Brown John Brown John H., M.D.Brown William, turner Buchan Robert, laborer Buckholder John, laborer Burns Adam Burns Daniel, laborer Burns Edward, of Joues, Burns & Co.Burns Edward, lumber merchant Burns Joseph, laborer WaAT-WAT DOMINION 888 DIRECTORY.[PRrovINCE oF Buttenham Frederick, teamster Byrens John, carriagebuilder Calaghan Patrick, laborer Carson Ananias, carpenter Carson Hugh, cradlemaker Carson Joseph, mason Carson William, laborer Casey Stephen, proprietor Royal hotel Cleaves John, teamster Clodt John, laborer Collier John, butcher Creen John, saw mill proprietor Crooker William H., druggist Crooker William H., farmer Crosby Daniel P.Crown inn, Abraham Baker, proprietor Crusoe Mrs.Catherine, wid John Crusoe Stephen, laborer Cummer Lockman A., miller Davis Andrew, tanner Davis Christian, painter Davis David, cooper Donohue Richard, laborer Dornan Mrs.Isabella, wid James Dornan Patrick, shoemaker Eager Joseph d ., storekeeper Eager Joseph S.clerk Eaton Smith S., tinsmith Edmison rev.Henry, Presbyterian Edwards Henry, proprietor Boadicea house English James, farmer English John, carpenter Fastner George, laborer Featherstone Mrs.Elizabeth Fields Edmund, farmer Finnagin Mrs.K.M., wid Peter Finnagin John, tailor Flatt Mrs.Mary, wid Robert Fletcher Joseph R., farmer Forfar Thomas, carpenter Fraser Peter, carpenter Fretwell Mrs.Isabella, wid Thomas Gain Thomas, teamster Gallivan James, laborer Gamble William, shoemaker Garvay Alexander, laborer Garvin John B., shoemaker Garvin Thomas, shoemaker Gibbs Charles, blacksmith Glascott John, cooper Glasgon captain John Graham John, bailiff Grant rev.Robert, Presbyterian Grieve Walter, mason Griffin Solomon, farmer Guerin John, laborer Hadley Irvine, waggonmalker Hadden Joseph, millwright Harkness Mrs.Jennett, wid Adam Haussie Theodore, laborer Headley Irvine, waggonmaler Heissie William, tavernkeeper Hicks John, waggonmaker Hugh William, Blacksmith * Hughes Alexander I, clerk Hughes William, saddler Hunter John, blacksmith Hunter Robert, sawyer Johnston Robert, laborer JONES, BURNS & CO., dry goods, groceries, millinery, hardware, clothing, Jones Edward, of Jones & Thompson JONES & THOMPSON, dry goods, groceries, millinery, hardware, tailoring, &c.Jones William T., of Jones, Burns & Co.Kelsey Mrs.Amy, wid William Kibble John, laborer Kinks Michael, laborer Kinsler Mrs, Esther, wid William Knight John, bookkeeper Lee William, gardener Lilly Daniel, tailor Loree John, laborer Lottridge Kobert Lyons Mrs.Matilda, wid Oliver McDonald John, laborer McMonies Charles, farmer McMonies James, jun., clerk Division court, auctioneer McMonies James, J.P, M.P.McMonies William, farmer McKenny Mrs.Mary MeKenzie Kenneth, teamster McWilliams William, proprictor North American hotel Mahar Thomas, cooper Maloney: Cornelius, laborer Maloney Michael, tenmster Maloney Mrs.Catherine, wid John Marrs Joseph, blacksmith Maytum James, proprietor flour mill Metcher Broestant, weaver MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Morden Samuel, laborer Muir John, headmaster Grammar school Myers Benjamin, laborer Nichols Mrs.Annie, wid William Noble John, miller North American hotel, William McWil- liams, proprietor Orr William, tailor Painter John, laborer Paterson John, laborer Pendergrast James, laborer Philip rev.William, Wesleyan Philip William, M.D.Radford William, farmer Reid William, weaver .; Reynolds Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Benjamin Richardson rev.George, Wesleyan Rolson William, manager flour mill Royal hotel, Stephen Casey, proprietor Rymal George Rymal Mrs.Élizabeth, wid David Sanderson Edward, laborer Scanlin Michael, laborer Seeley Charles, farmer Seeley William, laborer Shonetz John, laborer Shouldice James, baker Skinner Ormond, M.D.Slater Ferdinand, carpenter Smiley John, laborer Smith Daniel E., clerk Smith George, laborer Smith J, W., bookkeeper Steel Robert, waggonmaker Stewart James, tailor Stewart John, carpenter Stewart Mrs.Barbara, wid James Stock Thomas, J.P., reeve Strak John, bootmaker Teeple Eli, laborer Thompson Daniel, laborer Thompson Hugh, saddler Thompson James B., postmaster, storekeeper Thompson Neil A., of Jones & Thompson Truesdell Iiel, carpenter Truesdell William, teamster Wall James, blacksmith \u2018Westphall Henry, laborer Whitty James, laborer Willoughby rev.Willinm, Wesleyan Yenney rev.John D.: Young James, waggonmaker WATERFORD\u2014A village in the township of Townsend, county of Norfolk, Montreal Telogroph Co.hag an oflice here, and there will be a station of tho proposed Southern railway.Distant from Simooe, the county town, 8 miies, fare 60e.; from Brantford, a station of {he Buflulo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk rail- way, 16 miles, fare $1; from Port Dover, on Lake Iiric, 16 miles, from Ifamilton, ao miles.Mull daily.l\u2019opulution about 100.Allen William, miller Anderson Samuel G., carpenter Barber John L., cabinetmaker Beam James, blacksmith Beam Lewis, foundry, merchant Beam Peter, carpenter Becker Barton Becker Leamon, storekeeper Beemer Henry, storekeeper Beemer Lewis, innkeeper Bezzo Andrew S., tailor Blakeslee Charles D., waggonmaker BOUGIINER NELSON, J.P., township clerk, deputy treasurer Boughner Wm.W., accountant, Bowlby Alfred, M.D.Brad William, mason Brasier Harry, laborer Brown George F., painter Buggin rev.George, New Connexion methodist Cammell Robert, butcher Canada Life Insurance Co., John Wesley Green, agent Chambers Mrs.Phoebe A., fancy store Chambers Urbin J., dentist Chart Henry, cooper CHIPMAN B.L., proprietor and printer of the Waterford Express Christie E.J., painter Church James J., harnessmaker Clark & Duncombe, mill owners Clark Nelson, storekeeper Clark Thomas W., J.P, reeve, of Clark & Duncombe Collver John G., M.D.Collver Lyman, carpenter Commercial hotel, Wm, Pickhaver, proprietor Dean Adam, blacksmith Dean Albert, blacksmith Dean David K., contracter Dugan Daniel, laborer Duncombe Alexander C., M.D, of Clark & Duncombe Duncombe David, M.D.Duncombe Elijah, farmer Foreman George, tin shop Foster Daniel Ii.Grace Edward, blacksmith Green James, tinsmith GREEN JAMES L., proprietor Waterford foundry, dealer in hardware, stoves, and manufacturer of agricultural implements, planing and shingle machines GREEN JOIN WESLEY, accountant.operator Montreal Telegraph Co.Green Nelson, foreman foundry Hague Mnjor, shoemaker Hague Thomas, shoemaker Hall Thomas A., school teacher Head Thomas, tinsmith Henry Thomas, farmer Honey Nimrod, shoemaker Howey George A, storekeeper Jones John Li, carpenter Kimball John, blacksmith Kinney Stephen W., harnessmaker Kitchen Mahlon M., teamster Kitchen Mrs, Margaret A., dressmaker Laing John, agent Waterloo Insurance o.Leach David, painter Leach James, farmer Little Archibald M, storekeoper Lucas rev.Daniel V., Wesleynn Lundy Edward II, of 8.& E.H.Lundy Lundy Samuel, of 8.& E.H.Lundy, issuer of marriage licenses, and insurance agent \u2014 ar rar - ~~ > ONTARI10.] Lundy S.& E.H,, harnessmakers Matthews Clinton, cooper Matthews Edward, clerk of Division court, druggist McMichael William, farmer Merrill Charles, storekeeper Merritt Joseph, M.D.Merritt Mrs.Susan, wid Isaac MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, John W.Green, operator Nugent rev.F.E, New Connexion methodist (Heron James, carpenter ('Heron Morris, blacksmith Palmer Peter, mason Palmer William, mason Parney William, bailiff Perney John, TP, farmer Perry James, painter Pickhaver Wm.S., Commercial hotel Pursel Lemuel P., cahinetmaker Rammage Benjamin H.Redker John P., tailor Reynolds rev.Joseph, Wesleyan Roberts Henry, lahorer Roberts Robert, laborer .Rose rev James, Episcopal methodist Rock Thomas, carpenter Schram William, harnessmaker Shrigley Walter O., tanner and baker Sharpe Theodore, painter Silverthorn Mrs.Cynthia C., wid Elisha Simpson John, school teacher Skelley William Slaght Lewis, cabinetmaker Slaght Lewis H., dry goods Slaght rev.Aaron, Baptist Smith Darling, teacher Smith Charles R., harnessmaker Smith George, machinist Smith Joseph R., farmer Smith William, waggonmaker Sovereign Leonard, farmer Sovereign Peter, laborer Terry John, cabinetmaker Trusdale John mason WATERFORD EXPRESS, weekly, annual subscription $1.50; B.L.Chip- man, editor, proprietor and printer WATERFORD FOUNDRY, James L.Green, proprietor Waterloo Insurance Co., John Laing, agent Wilson David, postmaster, bookseller Wilson James, M.P.P., mill owner Worden John, farmer Yetman William, waggonmaker Young William, miller WATERLOO A populous and increasing village in the township and county of Waterloo.It contains three foundries, two mills, a distillery, and two breweries.The village is in tle contre of a fine agricultural section of the country.Its proximity to Berlin, and having theadvantage of good water power privileges,has proved of great benefit to this township.The limits of Waterloo adjoins those of Berlin, and it is thought that these two flourishing places will eventually become one large town.Montreal Telegraph Co, has an oflice here.Distant from Berlin, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 2 miles, fare 150.; from Guelph 16 miles, from Stratford 24 miles, from Toronto 67 miles.Mail daily.Population about 2000.Albion hotel, H.Koeler, proprietor Alteman John, mason Armstrong Miss Agnes, private school Barkholder Samuel, mason Beamish William, M.D.Bean Isaac Becker J., laborer Beesiang Blose, brewer Beisang Blusiaus, laborer / DOMINION Bellinger Theodore, of Doering & Bel- linger Backwood Robert, principal Waterloo Central school Bohlander Andrew, Joiner Bowers Cyrus, vice-president Waterloo Mutual Fire Insurance Co., resides below Berlin Bowman Amasa L., dealer Bowman Benjamin, watchmaker BOWMAN DANIEL L., proprietor Bowman\u2019 hotel Bowman Enoch, farmer Bowman Henry W., farmer Bowman Mrs.Veronica, wid Samuel BOWMAN'S HOTEL, D.L.Bowman, proprietor Brandt Frederick, carpenter Breimer Henry, fireman Bricker Jacob, proprietor foundry Bricker Levi, finisher Brock William, miller Brown Marshal J., M.D.Cadwell William, potter Cain James Cambrinus hotel, C.Noecker, proprietor CANADIAN FARMERS FRIEND, weekly; annual subscription $1.50: J.Kalbfleisch, editor, proprietor and printer Cane William Clemens Joseph, joiner Colquhoun Frederick, of MacGachen & Colquhoun Commercial hotel, J.Froehlich, proprietor Conrad Jacob, stove dealer Cook John, contractor Cowie Lewis, tailor Crawford Douglas G.Waterloo \u2018Dahm Jacob, proprietor Prince Albert hotel Davis John, weaver DeKay Miss Mary, school teacher Derbecker George, proprietor Great Western hotel Devitt John, cattle buyer Dewitt Benjamin, of Dewitt & Kumpf DEWITT & KUMPF, general dealers in dry goods, groceries,provisions and crockery Dodds George, drover Dodds James, of Dodds & Turner Dodds & Turner, proprietors Waterloo woollen works Doering & Bellinger, dealers Doering Christopher, of Doering & Bel- linger Doering Henry, mason Donald Mrs.James Donohue James, distiller Edler George, butcher Egle Kayeton, joiner Ellis George Erb Mrs Anna, wid Ewart Robert, moulder Fairman Frederick, hardware Feick Charles, stage driver Fenner Auguste, joiner Fenner Conrad, joiner Ferdinand Henry, sheepskin tanner Fink Paul, cabinetmaker Firm Adam, laborer Fischer Joseph, founder Fischer William Fleischaeur Christian, clerk Fleischneur George C., butcher Fleischaeur John, teamster Friedrich John, joiner Froelich Conrad, mason Froelich Henry, weaver Froehlich John, proprietor Commercial ote 889 DIRECTORY.WaAr-WAT Froehlich Valentine.proprietor Golden Lion hotel George Conrad, school teacher George John, laborer Germann Julius, saddler Gingerich David W., architect Gingrich Noah, of Moyer & Gingrich Gleiser George, tailor Godbold Sampson, laborer Golden Lion hotel, U.Froehlich.proprietor Gonder Mrs.S.E.,, wid Conrad Good Joel, farmer Good Joseph, farmer Gratz Michael, watchmaker Great Western hotel, G.Derbecker.proprietor Groff Andrew, farmer Gunther John, joiner Hachborn George, joiner Hamel Henry, mason Hammel Henry, joiner Hamel Thomas, produce dealer Hasenpflug John, blacksmith Hedderich Louis, umbrella maker Heimbecker George, waggonmaker Hendry William, manager Ontario Mutual Life Assurance Co.Hermiston Andrew, baker Herringer John L., lime kiln Hewitt Richard, general store Hilliard Thomas, of Schmidt & Hilliard Hoelsche rev.Jacob, Lutheran Hoffman John G., blacksmith Horn Charles, laborer Huether Christopher, Huether's hotel Huether's hotel, Christopher Buetker, proprietor Hughes Jeremiah, inspector Waterloo County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.Jacobi Daniel, potter Jamieson Miss Elizabeth, school teacher Jamieson Robert, baker Janischowski Alexander.gunsmith Kahn Casper, mason KALBFLEISCH JOACHIM, editor.proprietor and printer of the Canadian Farmers\u2019 Friend Kaucher Henry.cooper Kay John, farmer Killer Nicholas, carpenter Klaher George, tailor Koehler Henry, proprietor Albion kotel Koeler John W., mason Koelln Nickolas, joiner Krouse Frederick, laborer Kumpf Christian, of Dewitt & Kumpf.postmaster and stationer Kuntz David, lager beer brewery Lade Robert, machinist Lentz Conrad, joiner Letter Christian.mason Leutzinger rev.Henry, Presbyterian Lichty John H., farmer Liphardt Dietrich, brewer Lippart George, laborer Lippart John, cabinetmaker MacGachen & Colquhoun, barristers MacGachen Frederick Stewart, of Mac- Gachen & Colquhoun McDougall John McVenn Thomas, lightning rod maker McWenn Thomas, bartender Mandelstoh Alfred.clerk Merner Samuel, foundry Mershaimer Jacob, shoemaker Milke Christ., joiner Miller Charles, cooper Miller Joachim, miller Miller Joseph, trainer Moger Samuel, farmer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.M Springer, agent proprietor ot WaAr\u2014-W AT DOMINION 890 DIRECTORY [ProVINGE OF Morningstar Jesse, foundry Morningstar Miss Leal, school teacher Moyer & Gingrich, tobacco factory Moyer Isaac, painter Moyer Jacob, of Moyer & Gingrich Moyer Peter, mason Mulheron Thomas, tinsmith Must Joseph, laborer Newton Francis B., hop factory Noecker Charles, proprietor Cambrinus hotel Oetzell Andrew, tailor \u2018Oetzell Henry, tailor Ontario hotel, H.Schinarr, proprietor ONTARIO MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO.I.E.Bowman, MP, president ; W.Hendry, manager Peppler George, blacksmith Peppler Ludwig, blacksmith Phinn Adam, weaver Pfaff Baultzer, laborer Pfaff George, proprietor Queen's Arms hotel Pierce John, bookkeeper Powder H.W., commercial traveller Powder Thomas, commercial traveller Prince Albert hotel, Jacob Dahm, proprietor Queen's Arms hotel, George Pfaff, proprietor Quickfall Richard, farmer Rahm Philip, tailor Randall George, of George Randall & 0.RANDALL GEORGE, & CO.millers, distillers and general merchants Reid Robert, machinist Reilly Charles W., M.D.Rimsteller August, drovér Ritz Jacob, printer Roedecker Henry, carpenter Roos Jacob S., shoemaker Roos William, of George Randall & Co Rush Thomas, foreman Salle Christ., barber Sauer Jacob, brickmaker Schade Martin, furrier Schafer Henry, carpenter Schafer William, farmer Scherer Michael, foreman Chronicle office Scheuermann Fred.L., leather, dealer Schlimn Frederick, laborer Schlote Frederick, butcher SCHMIDT & HILLIARD, editors, proprietors and printers Waterloo Chronicle Schmidt John Henry, of Schmidt & Hilliard Schmidt Ludwig, cooper Schmitz Moses, farmer Schnarr Hartmann, proprietor Ontario hotel Schneider Caspar, farmer Schneider Peter, weaver Schneuker Charles, laborer Seagran Joseph E., of George Randall & Co Shader Henry, saw mill Shady Christopher, moulder Shuh John, of John Shuh & Uo.Shuh John & Co., dealers Simpson Martin, photographer Sims Peter, clerk Singer George, blacksmith Smith Henry Snider Daniel C., founder Snider Elias, miller Snider Jesse, farmer Snider Norman B,, of Snider & Swartz Snider William, miller Snider & Swartz, groceries and liquors Snyder Charles D, saddler Snyder Daniel, farmer Snyder John B., of John Shuh & Co.Snyder Menno, farmer Snyder Simon, of Springer & Snyder Soehner Frederick, joiner Spies rev.C.August, Evangelical church SPRINGER MENNO, of Springer & enyder, agent Montreal Telograph 0 SPRINGER MOSES, M.P.P.Springer & Snyder, druggists Stabler Mrs.Catherine Stamm Anthony, pumpmaker Stauffer Isanc, farmer Stockfisch August, laborer Straube Valentine, tinsmith Stuebing William, cooper Swartz John, of Snider & Swartz Taylor Cyrus M., secretary Waterloo ounty Mutual Firo Insurance Co.Teady John, laborer Teufel John, laborer Thomas Henry, shoemaker Thomas Henry A., shoemaker Tisdell Charles G.Trapp Frederick, miller Turner Richard, of Dodds & Turner Uffelman Peter, teamster Urstatt Henry, confectioner Veeshy Mrs.Barbara, wid Louis Voibor August, tailor Wagner Jacob, waggonmaker WALDEN JOHN W., M.D., president Waterloo Mutual Fire Insurance Co.Walker James, laborer Walter Jacob, shoemaker Wanless John, sewing machines Waterloo Central school, Blackwood, principal WATERLOO CHRONICLE, weekly, annual subscription $1.50; Schmidt & Hilliard, editors, proprietors and printers WATERLOO COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.J.W.Walden, president Waterloo distillery, Geo.Randall & Co.Robert Waterloo foundry, Jacob Bricker, proprietor Waterloo woollen works, Dodds & Turner, proprietors Weaver Mrs.Isaac Wegenast Martin, cabinetmaker Wegenast Matthias, sash, door and blind factory Wells Walter, L.D.S.Whittlaufer Detrich, teamster Willard Andrew, shoemaker Wilson James D., produce merchant Wood Charles, weaver Wolff Christian, joiner Yeagsley Henry, M.D.Yenning John, laborer Young William, produce merchant Zoellner Henrys chemist * WATER MILL\u2014A small village on Salmon river, in the township of Tyendinaga, county of Hastings, Distant from Napanee, a station ofthe Grand Tok railway, 10 miles.Population about Airhart Richard, laborer Impey Philip S., clerk Foot Benjamin, laborer Foot John, suwyer Frizell Charles, fyrmer Frizell Nelson, millwright Harrington James W., carpenter Kraing Nicholas, sawyer McCready Thomas, sawyer McCullough John, foreman in mill Nash Richard, miller Patterson Joseph, laborer * Formerly called Frizell\u2019s Mills.The post office is at Lonsdale.Rathbun 1.B., & Son,general store, saw and grist mill, residence Mill Point Sexmith Simon J, sawyer Sexmith Willinm, laborer Sommers Robert, sawyer Winters Abraham, storekeeper * WATERTOWN-\u2014A small place on tho Longwood gra el road, township of Mosa, county of Middlesex.Distant from Nowbury, a station of the Great Westorn railway, 6 miles, from Wards- ville 8 miles, from Strathburn 8 milest from London 83 miles.l\u2019opulation abou, Degraw Cornelius, farmer Grover Thomas J., J.P., farmer Smith Isanc, pedlar Stockton David, farmer Walker Robert, furmer Warner John R., butcher Waterworth Benjamin, J.P., farmer Waterworth James, waggonmaker Waterworth John, reeve, farmer Waterworth Joseph, brickmaker Webster Joseph, shoemaker WATFORD\u2014A villago in the township of Warwick, county of Lambton.It is a station on the Sarnia branch of the Grea Western railway, Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Principal business is country produce.Distant trom Sarnia 25 miles, from Goderich 65 miles, Mail daily.Population about 400.Barber J.J., merchant Benham J., watchmalker Black À.N.C., hardware Black Andrew, cabinetmaker Bole & Co., blacksmiths Boyd \u2014, M.D.BRETT ROBERT G., wholesale and retail dealer in drugs, medicines, dye stuffs, paints, oils, varnishes, lamps, and stationery Brown Mrs.Emily, wid Richard Campbell Brothers, storekeepers Campbell D.B., of Campbell Brothers Campbell D.J., of Campbell Brothers Campbell M.S., of Campbell Brothers CANADIAN AND AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., Murdo McLeay, agent CLARK STEPHEN manager Exchange hotel CLARK WILLIAM J., dealer in stoves tinware, and \u201c Noxon cultivators\u201d Cook Henry, of Cook & Kenward COOK & RENW ARD, cabinetmakers, and undertakers Dixie R., builder Doak \u2014, merchant Dodds Peter, tinware Erquart \u2014, tailor EXCHANGE HOTEL, Stophen Clark, manager Finlnyson Roderick, hotelkceper Fowler & Brothers, grist mill Fuller John, of Fuller & Watt Fuller & Watt, storekeepers Glendinning & Burwell Misses, milliners Harvey Leander, M.D.Hawlins Richard, station mastor Holmes John Howden Samuel, shoemaker Hume Henry, carpenter HUNGERFORD ALLACE S., dealer in dry goods, groceries, provisions, liquors, hardware, crockory, boots and shoes, &c.Konward \u2014, of Cook & Kenward Lane Henry, hotelkoeper Lencock T., curriagemaker Losueur Philippe, doaler * Also called Waterworth's Corners.Tha post office lv at Wardsvillo. mms ONTARIO] Mackrault John, clerk MACLEAN JOÏIN, dealer in dry goods, millinery, groceries, provisions, hardware, crockery, boots and shoes, hats, caps, &c.McDonnell Andrew, trader McKINDSEY JUHN, proprietor Watford saw mill McLAREN WILLIAM P., dealer in drugs, medicines, dye stuffs, paints oils, varnishes, wall papers and stationery McLeay Murdo, postmaster, agent for the Canadian gnd American Express Co., dealer in dry goods and groceries McWaters John, carpenter Marshall John, tailor Mavaty John, grocer MEARES THOMAS, dealer in groceries, provisions, liquors, crockery, small wares, &c.Merry James, dealer Miller Mrs.Susannah, wid Mark Mitchell & Lovel, blacksmiths MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Oliver P., builder O'Neil G.D., grain dealer Paddington \u2014, grist mill Perceval George H., blacksmith Pottinger Samuel, butcher Renier Peter, tailor Ried John, dentist Ross David Saunders J., grocer Shirley Joseph W., M.D.Somerville John A., M.D.Stableford John, waggonmaker Stanley John, hardware Vanankin Clark, trader WATFORD SAW MILL, J.McKindsey, proprietor Watt David, of Fuller & Watt Williams Miss Sarah Jane, milliner Willshire James, livery stables Willshire Mrs.F., wid R., hotelkeeper Wilson John M., saddler Wilson William, lumber dealer Wynn George, shoemaker Wyse & Fowler, butchers WATSON\u2019S CORNERS A small village in the township of Dalhousie, county of Lanark.Distant from Perth, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 19 miles, fave 750.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Cumming Peter, farmer Fain George, hotelkeeper Ford William, blacksmith Hendry John, blacksmith Hurd David, storekeeper Lalonde Michael, cooper Lardner Win, beef and pork inspector McAfthur Charles, cooper McIntyre Daniel, shoemaker Munroe John, postmaster, storekeeper Reid James, municipal treasurer SCOTT'S HOTEL, Mrs.Jane Scott, _ proprietress \u2018 SCOTT MRS.JANE, Scott's hotel \u2018 Somerville Catherine, school teacher Storie John, tailor Park Alexander, millwright Park Andrew, farmer Park William, carpenter Penman Archibald, cabinetmalker proprictress * WAVERELY\u2014A small place in the township of Glenelg, county of Grey.It DOSSESSeS good water power.Distant from >omona miles, from the Durham gravel road 6 miles, from Collingwood, the ter * The post office is called Traverstown, DOMINION 891 DIRECTORY.minus of the Northern railway, 33 miles, from Owen Sound, the county town, 48 miles, Mail bi-weekly, Population about Doyle Jobn, farmer Egan \u2014, blacksmith Ford Miss Attie, teacher McGahey Robert, postmaster, storekeeper Sims W.& P., woollen mill Travers John, mill owner Wolner Abraham, farmer WAVERLY\u2014A villageon the corners of the four townships of Flos, Medonte, Tiny and Tay, county of Simcoe.Distant from Barrie, a station of the Northern railway, 22 miles, fare $1; from Toronto 86 miles.Mail daily.Population about 150.Allen John Adamson William, shoemaker Banester David, furmer Banester John, tavernkeeper Bowden James, pensioner Britton Henry, jun., potter Britton Henry, sen., potter Britton William, potter Campbell Joseph, blacksmith Clark George, reeve Davis C.C., hotelkeeper Davy John Drinkle Joseph, farmer Drinkle William, farmer French Thomas.farmer Gallagher Patrick, pensioner Gorman Edward, farmer Gregg Edward Gregg John Jordan David, carpenter Kettle Alexander, postmaster, farmer McAuley Angus, farmer McCallum John, storekeeper McDonald John, cooper McLean Duncan, blacksmith Murphy Patrick, pensioner Partridge Charles.well digger Robinson Claude H., farmer Wilson William Sibbald George, carpenter Thompson Edward, storekeeper Torons George.laborer Watt James, farmer Wilson William WELCOME village in the township of Hope, county of Durham.Distant from Port Hope, a station of the Grand Trunk and Midland railways, 3 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Ammet William, laborer Bible Christian church, rev.E.Price, minister Brown Thomas, yeoman Browncombe John, potter Chudleigh John, tailor Found James, blacksmith Giddy William, butcher Giles John, yeoman Grimeson John, waggonmaker Henwood Charles, ycoman Holdman John, tollkeeper Jacobs Samuel, farmer Kearns James, shoemaker Martin John, yeoman Martin Oliver, laborer Millson Ebenezer, storekeeper Oke Paul, blacksmith Oke Thomas, farmer Plater Eli, laborer Price rev.E., Bible christian Smith William, blacksmith Tom John Charles, postmaster, shoemaker Weslick John, jun, waggonmaker Wesliek John, sen, joiner Williams Daniel, school teacher War-WEL * WELLAND\u2014An incorporated village and the chief seat of the county of the same pare, on the Welland canal and river, townships of Thorold and Crow- land.The construction of alarge dry dock is in contemplation here, to be finished by May, 1871, which will add largely to the importance of the place.The staple article in this section of the country is wheat.The Chippawa or Welland River, joining at this piace with the Welland Canal, affords immense water power available for milling and manufacturing purposes, Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here, and an important station of the Welland railway is contiguous.Distant from Port Colborne, on Lake Erie, 8 mies, from St Catharines 12 miles, from Port Dalhousie, on Lake Ontario, 15 miles, from Buffalo, N.Y., 25 miles, from Hamilton 42 miles.Mail daily.Population about 1500.Adley Samuel, laborer Allen Nathaniel, laborer Arnott Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William Ault George, shipwright Bald William A., coroner Bell James Bearso Benjamin, carpenter Beatty Matthew, proprietor Welland iron works Beatty William, machinist Bentis Mrs.Caroline, wid John Bettes Darius, agent BETTS MOSES, reeve, steam saw mill and lumber merchant Box Thomas, carpenter Bradburn John, innkeeper Braven Henry, carpenter Bridges James, grocer Brittin Smith, painter Brookfield Jacob, grocer Brown John, blacksmith Brown Patrick, blacksmith Brown Robert, ship carpenter Brown Thomas F., billiard room and tobacconist Brown T.B., teacher Buchannan Thomas, station agent Welland railway Buchner Henry, carpenter Buchner Samuel, J.P., of Lemon & Buchner, resides at Fonthiil Burgar George, carpenter Burgar J.Hamilton, druggist Burgar Thomas, J.P., postmaster, issuer of marriage licenses Burgar W.E,, M.D.Burnett James, gaoler Cafferty Michael, wood merchant Calcock N.B., printer Campbell William, constable Canada Life Asurance Co, John Dunigan, agent Canada Permanent Building and Savings society, A.Williams, agent Care Michael, laborer Carl Andrew, harnessmaker Carl John, shoemaker Carpenter William, laborer Carnochan James, grocery Casper Orin, carriagemaker Chapman Alexander, farmer CITIZENS INSURANCE CO.OF CANADA, Isaac P.Willson, agent City hotel, Mrs.Esther Hali, proprietress Clarke rev.Richard, Wesleyan Clarkson John, laborer Clarkson Thomas, laborer Clayton & Hopkins, tinsmiths Clayton Nelson J., of Clayton & Hopkins Clement James, laborer Clinton Insurance Co., A.G.Hill, agent Commercial hotel, Joseph Vanderlip, proprietor * Formerly called Merrittsville. WEL-WEL Cooper David, miller Cooper Mrs.Janet, wid Robt., milliner Cosby Andrew H,, steam saw mill Costelo Samuel, luborer CRAIG THOMAS, advocate, commissioner in B.R., notary public and con- veyancer, bds at Kennedy's Cretes Benjamin, of Cretes Brothers CRETES BROTHERS, dealers in dry goods, groceries, &c.Cretes George, of Cretes Brothers Creighton rev.John, ch of England Croak Mrs.Alice, wid John Cummins Thomas, druggist, bds at Commercial hotel Currey Charles, clerk Daley William, laborer Davidson Jonathan, gardener Dell Elisha, carpenter Demare Chester, bridge builder Dennis Jacob, tailor DEWHURST EDWARD R., editor, proprietor, and printer of the Welland Telegraph, and job printer Diffin captain Benjamin Doan Alexander, innkeeper Doan David, innkeeper Doan Joel, laborer Doan Linus, laborer Doan William Dunigan John, J.P., insurance agent Ellenwood Frank, wool carder Ellsworth George, carpenter Ennis John, cabinetmalker Evans Jobn P., wheelwright EVERINGHAM JAMES A., miller Tarr Charles H., shoemaker Tell Zenas, surveyor Foster Edward, laborer Foster James, bridge tender Gibbs John, innkeeper Gibson Mrs.Carrie, wid John Ross, dressmaker Gilchrist Samuel, laborer GIRVEN 8.R,, tia and stove dealer and general jobbing Goodwillie Levi, jeweller and photographer Greenfield William, laborer Griffith James, storckeeper Griffith John, shomaker Griffith Thomas, butcher Griswold Norman R., dentist, bhds at City hotel Haggar 8.S., J.P., farmer Hampton Samuel, tailor Hancock rev.William, Presbyterian Haney Henry J., painter Haun Amos L., foundry Holwell Asa, farmer Hellems Egerton R., town clerk and agent Victoria Mutual Insurance Co.school teacher Hendershot Abraham Hern William, deputy gaoler Hill Andrew G., advocate Hobson George L., deputy sheriff Hobson Robert, sheriff Hooker Thaddeus W., brickmaker Hoover Elias, lumber merchant Hopkins Samuel E,, of Clayton & Hop- ins Hunter Isaac, printer Jackson James, clerk Jameson Abraham, barber Jaffrey William D., blacksmith and carriage maker Johnson Henry, carpenter Jones Richard, photographer Kennedy Thomas S., hotelkeeper Lamont Robert, school teacher Lam nt Stewart, shoemaker Lane Henry, miller Lawrence Peter, engineer DOMINION 892 DIRECTORY.Lawrence William, carpenter Lawson Thomas, laborer Leach Robert, ship owner Leago Frank R., barber Lemon & Buchner, harnessmalkers Lemon John, of Lemon & Buchner LOCK HENRY D., merchant tailor Loesch Charles, innkeeper Logan James, carpenter McAlpin Alexander J., J.P.McCaw Daniel, shoemaker MeConachie David, dry goods McConachie John, clerk McCormack Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John MeEwing David, baker McGLASHAN JAMES, J.P, county treasurer and official assignee McKAY JAMES, tailor McKee Villroy, waggonmaker McMurray Joseph, constable Minnis Henry, forwarder MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.J.V.Strawn, operator Morwood Mrs.Margaret, wid Jolin Morwood Richard, storekeeper Moyles James, carpenter O\u2019Brien Mrs.Mary, wid Daniel Oliver William, teacher grammar school Ott Frank, blacksmith Page William, laborer Parsons rev.Robt , Episcopal methodist Pattison Syrenus N., chief constable and auctioneer Pew Edward A.C.Phelps John, miller Pilbeam David Pilbeam William IT, general hardware Price Edwin, shoemaker Price Harvey W., judge Provincial Insurance Co., A.G.Hill, agent RAYMOND LORENZO D., clerk of the peace, county attorney, barrister, &c.Reilly Adrian, M.D.Reuter Jacob, farmer Reuter Jacob, sen., gardener Rice Albert, carpenter Rice Dennis, blacksmith Rice Mrs.Caroline, wid Felix Robinson William H., laborer Rock Warren, of Rock & Williams, resides in London ; ROCK & WILLIAMS barristers, &e.Root Abraham, livery stables Rose Hugh A., storekeeper Rose James O., grocer and feed store Rose Mrs.Jane A., wid Rufus II, Rosett Lewis, laborer Round Osiah, steam saw mill Ryan Jacob, millwright Sauter Frantz X., cabinetmaker Scholfield David T., M.D, bds at Commercial hotel Schooley Burton, school teacher Schooley Jay W., M.D.Shrigley Enoch, druggist Shuts George, weggonmaker Shultis George W., farmer SIDEY JOHN J., editor, proprictor and printer of the Wellund Tribune Smith Mrs.Isabella, wid David Spencer James, carpenter Standard Life Assurance Co, A.G.Till, agent STEGGALL E.I, wholesale and retail dealer in groccrics, wines liquors and sauces Stone Walter, tailor Stoner William, farmer STRAWN JAMES V., bookseller and operator Montrenl Telegraph Co.Strawn Joel D., shoemaker Sullivan Eugene, laborer Taylor William P., clerk [PROVINCE oF Thompson Archibald, J.P.Toor 1lenry, farmer Tuckey James, watchmaker Tuft David, bridge tender Tuft James, laborer Tufts William, laborer Tupper Mrs.Lydin, dressmaker Vanderburgh John R., shoemaker Vanderburgh Marcus, bricklayer Vanderlip Joseph, proprietor Commercial hotel Van Wyck Adam K,, shingle factory Victoria Mutual Insurance Co., Eger- ton R.Hellems, agent Watson John, pensioner Welland Dry Dock Co.Moses Betts, president ; P.Willson, secretary ; oly Dunigan, treasurer Welland iron works, Matthew Beatty, proprietor WELLAND TELEGRAPH, weekly, annual subscription $1.50 ; E.R.Dew- hurst, editor, proprietor and priuter WELLAND TRIBUNE, weekly, annual subscription $1; J.J.Sidey, editor, proprietor and printer White Alonzo, of D.White & Sons White David, of D.White & Sons White David, & Sons, carriagemakers White Flaska, of D.White & Sons White Frederick, of D.White & Sons Wilkerson Henry L., innkeeper Willett Alfred, clerk Division court Williams Adolphus, jun, of Rock & Williams WILLSON ISAAC P., J.P, clerk county court, deputy clerk of erown, commissioner in B.R., notary public and issuer of tavern licenses for county of Welland, agent Citizen's Insurance Co.of Canada.Wilson John, carpenter Wilson Mrs.John, gnol matron Youmans Milton, M.D.Young Joseph, laborer Yuker Clarke, pedlar WELELANDPOR'T\u2014Athriving village ou the Welland river, township of Gainsborough, county of Lincoln.Distant from Port Robinson, a station of the Welland railway, 14 miles, faro 75¢.; from Canfield, a station of the Buffulo and Goderich braneh of the Grand Trunk railway, and proposed junction of the Canada Air Line railway, 14 miles, fare 75e ; from Grimsby, a station of the Great Western rallway, 17 miles, fare #1; from St Catharines 18 miles.Mail daily.Population nbout 300.Beamer Benjamin, township clerk and treasurer Beutty John, carringemaker Becker John L., farmer Birch John, farmer \u2018 Brown George, blackemith Brown Peter, laborer Bucbach August, shoemaker Bucbach Charles, gardener Cavers Walter, butcher Claus Peter, farmer COLLVER JOHN W,, M.D,, druggist Cronkite Steplien, laborer Dilts Daniel, farmer Devett Joseph, saw mill Durham Leonard, proprietor Monck hotel Plomerfelt Zacharias, proprietor Union hotel Gillespie Thomas, school teacher Gillum Daniel, blacksmith Goss Simeon 1), storekeeper Graves John J., storekeeper Grenville Thomas, painter Henslip Abraham, storekeeper Heaslip John L., reeve Heaslip Joseph, painter ONTARIO.] Heaslip Joseph, sen., brickmaker Henry Calvin, farmer Henry Harmon, farmer Holmes Dilly C., storekeeper Holmes Samuel, postmaster Holmes Samuel 1.House James, laborer Huff Horace, engineer Immal Fritz, tailor Johnston John W.,shoemaker Kay Thomas H., carriagemaker Kelly Miss Ann, milliner and dressmaker King Thomas, shoemaker Mackengue Alexander, harnessmaker McCann James, carpenter McGuin John, tailor Misner Jacob, surveyer Monck hotel, Leonard Durham, proprietor Moore John, carpenter Motter Albert, hotelkeeper Munro John S., clerk Peckham George H., laborer Peckham Nelson Peckham Ralph Rice James, lumber merchant Robins Mrs.Nancy, wid John Rose Thomas, shoemaker Samons George, lumberer Schwoob Jacob, councillor Simpson Andrew, shoemaker Steward George, blacksmith Steward Robert, blacksmith Sutherland Benjamin, farmer Sutherland George, farmer Sutherland James G., lumberer Sutherland Robert, jun., farmer Sutherland Robert, sen., hotelkeeper Sutherland William, farmer Sutton Jacob, laborer Swarts Peter, shoemaker - Union hotel, Zacharias Flomerfelt, proprietor Vanderlip Peter, butcher Walker Miss Emma, private school Walker Miss Jessie, school teacher Whitfield Thomas Wiggins Samuel, J.P., deputy reeve Zinck Mrs.Victoria, wid Charles WELLESLEY\u2014A village in the township of Wellesley, county of Waterloo.There is here a woollen factory, grist mill, flour mill, and two tanneries.Distant from Baden, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 9 miles, fare 37ic.; from Berlin, the county town, 17 miles.Mail daily.Population about 520.Achtenberg Charles, merchant tailor Arnitz Ignatz, brickmaker Berdu Peter, hotelkeeper Baeumcher Mattias, cooper Berscht John, carpenter Bisch George, painter Bellinger George, harnessmaker Brill William, tailor Buchart Christian, farmer Buchanan Alexauder, farmer Busheit Christian, farmer Chart John, miller Dachmer John, laborer Dingwall John, spinner Dwring Charles, tanner Dwring David, cattle buyer and miller Deering Lawrence, mill owner, storekeeper Dwœrsam Peter, cooper Dersam Valentine, wheelwright Doœrsam William, blacksmith Daersam Willinm, hotelkeeper Dupernell rev, Frederick, Lutheran Erbach Philip, cooper Ernst Christian E., carpenter Faulhaber John, engineer DOMINION 893 Fleischauer John, waggonmaker Forler Jacob, carpenter Forler Mrs.Mary, wid John Guildner Valentine, blacksmith Green Wedler, Loseshoer and veterinary surgeon Habermehl Henry, cabinetmaker Hamel George, farmer Hamel George F., harnessmaker Hergott Elias, farmer Harefield Ernst, teamster Heric Elias, cradlemaker ; Hickey Thomas, of Reiner & Hickey Hill Henry, shoemaker Kaufman Andrew, hotelkeeper Kempf John, laborer Knechte John, laborer Kochler Henry, farmer Luft Edward, carpenter Leirch William, clerk Leis John, laborer Leis Joseph, farmer Leis William, carpenter Livingston John, flax mill McKay William, laborer Marschner Gottlieb, weaver Martiny John, barber and photographer Mayer Alexander, tinsmith Mayer Casper, engineer Mayer Frederick, laborer Miller J.William, tinsmith Miller John, butcher Miller John, farmer MONTREAL HOUSE, C.Scott, proprietor Morton William, M.D.Uttman Charles, cabinetmaker Oiunan John, harnessmaker Otmers Christian, laborer Paul Jolin, laborer Pikel Ernst, ropemaker Reiby August, watchmaker Reiner George, of Reiner & Hickey Reiner & Hickey, woollen mill Schelter Christoph, weaver Schwartzentruber John, farmer SCUTT CHARLES, proprietor Montreal house, dealer in dry goods, groceries, &c.Siegmuad Michael, farmer Smith Frederick, laborer Snyder John, shoemaker Streicher Lenhart, farmer Sayder Thomas, school teacher Ulner John, engineer Wagler John, weaver Wagner Bartold, shoemaker Wagner William, butcher Walden John William, M.D.Weismiller John, waggonmaker Wendland Henry, carpenter Wilhelm John, teamster Zoeger George, waggonmaker Zoeger John, sen., postmaster, store and hotel keeper, stage owner, farmer Zoeger John, jun, conveyancer, £e, Zuelch Heary, brickmaker WELLINGTON\u2014An incorporated vil- lago on the shore of West Lake, a bay off Lake Ontario, township of Hillier, county of Prince Edward.1tis a port of entry.Large quantities of white fish are taken in this bay.Montreal Telegraph Co.has au office here.Distant from Picton 10 miles, fare 50¢.; from Brighton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 26 miles, fare $1.25.Mail daily.Population about 750.Acker Richard, laborer Augustus Edward, blacksmith Augustus James, saddler Babbit Daniel H., baker Babbit Daniel P., grocer Bailey George, harnessmaker Been Francis DIRECTORY.WEL-WEL Bolland John, of Trumpour & Bolland Bowerman Stephen, plaster mill Brown John, laborer Bryce John, storekeeper Campbell Charles, M.D.Campbell Donald, postmaster, reeve.storekeeper Cavanagh John, laborer Chadd George J ., storekeeper Clapp Stephen, farmer Clapp William D., farmer Clark George A.Clark Samuel, pumpmaker Clary Michael, carpenter Clapp Cornelius Clapp Joseph D.; councillor Clapp Mrs.Margaret, wid Paul Clinton David, of Stinson & Clinton Clinton Ira, councillor, blacksmith Clinton John, of Dunning & Clinton Cole Mrs.Bridget, wid William Cooley Henry.carpenter Corkindale Allan T., storekeeper Cumming Joseph, farmer Dewitta Andrew, teamster Donovan David, shoemaker Donovan Dennis, laborer Dorland John T., clerk of council Dury Mrs.Maria, wid Jonathan Dunning & Clinton, carriagemakers Dunning Henry, of Dunning & Clinton.councillor Emery William, fruit gardener English William, farmer Ferguson Daniel, carpenter Flagler Samuel W., clerk Fones Daniel, millwright French Peter, pedlar Garretsee Mrs.Harriet, wid Henry Garrett Amos, cabinetmaker Gordon John Gordoa Nathaniel, school teacher Guvans Silas, sailor Haddon James, laborer Haggins John, weaver Harris William G., of W.Harris & Son Harris William, & Son, carriagemakers Hennigan David, shoemaker Hensley Herman, carpenter Herrington George, farmer Herrington Niles, farmer Hicks Daniel S., carriagemaker Hill Edward, assistant postmaster Hollingsworth Samuel, tinsmith Huntington rev.Silas, Wesleyan Hutchinson Amos, butcher Hyatt Samuel, blacksmith Jackson Thomas, waggonmaker Jinks Austin, moulder Jinks John, shoemaker Lamb William, bricklayer Lane John, farmer Lane Miss Mary Leader John, laborer Leader William, shoemaker Lenahan Michael, farmer Lenahan William, laborer Luffman Mrs.Lucy, wid William Manderville Francis W., landing waiter Mastin Daniel P., tailor McBurney James, farmer McCallough Hugh, proprietor of Patter- sons hotel McDonnell Charles, laborer McFadden George, photographer McFual Daniel Merrill Mrs.Anna M, wid Curtis Mitchell Francis, cabinetmaker MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Morden George, waggonmaker Murphy Dennis, laborer Murphy Joha G., shoemaker Osborne John H,, cabinetmaker O'Shea Michael, shoemaker WEL-WEN Pattersons hotel, H.McCallough, proprietor Patterson William, sailor Pattingall Mrs., dressmaker Paylan Folton, fisherman Read Thomas N., proprietor of Wellington house Rellas John, laborer Rellis John, blacksmith Reynolds Bishop, farmer Reynolds James, tailor Reynolds Permenus, furmer Reynolds Reuben, blacksmith Rittan Joseph B., M.D.Robbins Edwin S., mechanic Savage James, sailor Searls Abraham Searls Willet, farmer Searls Wilson, councillor Stinson & Clinton,saw mill and foundry Stinson George, of Stinson & Clinton Stivey Mrs.Nancy, wid William Titus George, butcher Todman Horatio N., tanner Trumpour & Bolland, shoemakers Trumpour Jonathan R., of Trumpour & Bolland, grain buyer Vamillyea Peter, shoemaker Vermelyea R., milliner and dressmaker Walsam Cornelius, laborer Ward Mrs.Cleo, wid George Watson C.V., M.D.Webster Daniel H., blacksmith Webster George, blacksmith Wellington house,T.N.Read, proprietor White Nicholas F., dentist Wilder Hiram, pump maker Young captain, Wm., clerk of the court WELLINGTON SQUARE\u2014A village in the township of Nelson, county of Halton.Two miles from here is the Wellington Square station of the Great Western railway.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an_ office here.Distant from Bronte 5 miles, from Hamilton 7 miles, from Port Credit 18 miles, from Toronto 32 miles, from Niagara Falls 50 miles.Mail daily.Population about 700.Aikman Robert, M.D.Allen George, of J.& G.Allen Allen Henry, saddler ' Allen J.& G., tinsmiths Allen James, carriagemaker Allen John, of J.& G.Allen Allen John, teamster Allen Joseph, waggonmaker Allen Lot B., of Bastedo & Allen Anderson Thomas, laborer Askelly William, laborer Baker William, carpenter Bastedo & Allen, storekeepers Bastedo Gilbert C., of Bastedo & Allen Bastedo James, of Thomas & Bastedo Bastedo J.T., assistant postmaster Bastedo Walter S., postmaster Baxter Thomas, J.P., farmer Beader William, laborer Bell Frederick, shoemaker Bell Robert, shoemaker Bell Thomas, shoemaker Bent George, mason Bent James, carpenter Blakesley Mrs., dressmaker Boden Thomas, laborer Boyle Andrew, shoemaker Bray Frederick, farmer Bredin William W., school teacher British America Fire and Marine Ingur- ance Co., Thomas Graham, agent Bunton William, grain merchant and insurance agent Burns Geor;::, carpenter Busby Henry, shoemaker Campbell Jolin H., culler Campbell Thomas, laborer DOMINION 894 DIRECTORY.Campbell William, butcher Canada Life Assurance Co, T.J.Green, agent Carter George, blacksmith Carter Samuel A., M.D, Chapman William, farmer Chisholm William 11.Cole Richard, baler Grooker Nolson, laborer Crooker Wesley, laborer Crowell Jesse, carpenter Cummins Titus G., J.P.Curran Robinson, clerk Cutter Jaunes, mail contractor Day Edmund, laborer Day Patrick, laborer Davidson John W., gardener Davis William, laborer Degarmo Elias, hotelkeeper Dominion Telegraph Co., Henry De Leong, agent De Leong Henry, agent Dominion Telegraph Co.Durkee Samuel M., nurseryman Eager Benjamin, saw mill Evans Peter T., hotel Featherstone William, waggonmaker Fisher Mrs.E., boarding house Flock William, hotel at station Freeman Joshua, J.P., farmer Galbraith Mrs.Elizabeth, fancy store Gordon William, laborer Gore Mutual Insurance Co, Thomas Graham, agent, Graham Nelson, whip maker Graham Robert, laborer GRAHAM THOMAS, stationer, operator Montreal Telegraph Co., and insurance agent Graham William, laborer Gray rev.James, Wesleyan Green George, farmer Green Thomas J.C., barrister and insurance agent Haygarth Thomas, blacksmith Hales Charles, agent Wellington Square mills HALES JOSEPH H., dealer in dr goods, groceries, provisions, hardware, crockery, boots, and shoes, &c.Hall captain William Halson Robert, druggist Hamburgh Francis, teamster Hamburgh Norman, teamster Hammond Robert, laborer Hawkney Edward, laborer Henderson captain Daniel Hurd H.H , nursery, resides in Hamilton Johnston Robert, muil contractor Joyce Thomas, fisherman .Keefer Nelson, merchant Kerns William, of J.Waldie & Co.Kerr Willian J.S., barrister, reeve of county Laforce Saul, laborer Laing James Leach Thomas, tailor Lemarsh TEdwarsl, cooper Lennon Herbert, customs officer Lennon James 15, barrister Long Joshua, farmer Lowe Lawrence, blacksmith Lucas Robert, livery stable McCarty George, blacksmith McConnell George, tailor McGee Henry, carpenter McGee John, carpenter McKenzie Dougal, engine driver McMillan Alexander, farmer McNeily Ienry, Inborer Minhinniek John, butcher Minhinniek William, culler MONTREAL TELEGRAPL Thomas Graham, operator Co, [PROVINCE or Moore Michuel, shoemaker Moore Nathaniel, barber Moore Patrick, shoemuker Mortimer James, clerk Morrison Miss B., school teacher Nesbit Benjamin, gardener Ogg William, cooper Ogg Joseph N., cooper Ogg Nelson, cooper O'Neil James, blacksmith Parker Henry, laborer Percy Samuel, laborer Rabb Job, laborer Redmond Joseph, land agent Rickards William, stition master and telegraph operator G.W.R.Robinson Mrs.Janes, boarding house Rose Samuel, laborer Busby Leonard J., butcher Rushbrook George, tailor Sharpe James, engineer Smith John, mason Smith & Stephenson, storekeepers Smith Wm.B., of Smith & Stephenson St Clair Alexander, painter Stephenson Christopher, of Smith & Stephenson Springer O.T., Ontario orchards Sullivan Luke, laborer Thomas Edward, of Thomas & Bastedo Thompson George, trackman Thomas & Bastedo, dentist Tuck William, carriagemaker Uptegrave William, wheelwright Villiers Frederick WALDIE J.,& CO.dealers in dry goods.hardware, groceries, crockery, boots and shoes Waldie John, of J.Waldie & Co.Walls Mrs.J., boarding house Walker John, painter Weaver Lawrence, farmer Webber Lawrence Wellington Square Literary institute Wellington Square mills, David Tor- ance, of Montreal, proprietor Weeks Henry, M.D.Weeks William James, M.D.Welsh Samuel, blacksmith Whiteman William, laborer Will George N., farmer Will Smith, farmer Wilson Alexander, tailor Wilson Fred., flour and feed, butcher Wilson Jolin, painter Wilson James, waggonmaker Wilson Joseph, miller WELLMAN\u2019S CORNERS\u2014A small village in the township of Rawdon, county of Ilastings.Distant from Ster- ing 7 miles, from Belleville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 26 miles, fare from Belleville to Sterling The.Mall bi-weekly.Population about 100, Albott William, farmer Baker L.G., farmer Jordison Churles A, farmer Lott Benjamin, carpenter Low John, postmaster, storekeeper Lynn WiHlinm, blueksmitli Mueck Duvid, farmer Muybee Emanuel, farmer Shermann Andrew, farmer Vundervoort l\u2018rancis, J.P., farmer Vandervoort James, J.l., farmer Vnndervoort Samuel, farmor Walker Thomas, deputy recve Waison Jnmes, Inborer Wellman Thomas WENDOVEIR\u2014A village on the river OUnwa, township ol Plantagenet, county of Proseott.Distant from Olinwa 82 miles, fare $1,60; from Mont 10 miles.Muil duly, Population abou, Bélanger Joseph, school tencl er ONTARIO.] Blais Fabien, farmer Corbeille Joseph, farmer Corbeille Louis, farmer Cleroux Joseph, laborer Darrah Andrew, innkeeper Delorme Franqois, innkeeper - Fauteux Gilbert, farmer Tilion Evangeliste, farmer Filion Gregoire, laborer Gratton Joseph, carpenter Gratton Jules, blacksmith Hunter John, farmer Joly Felix, carriagemaker Lafrance Charles, farmer Lafrance Louis, farmer Lamb William, postmaster, storekeeper Larivi¢re Pierre, innkeeper McCormick Robert, farmer McLeod John, farmer Martin Antoine, shoemaker Perrault François X., councillor.farmer Pigeon Felix, farmer Pigeon Joseph, farmer Pilon François X., farmer Proulx Victor, farmer Raymond Joseph, farmer Seguin Charles, farmer Standish Francis & John, storekeepers Taillefer Luc, farmer Tremblay Eusèbe, laborer i WEST ARRAN\u2014A small place on the Saugeen river, township of Saugeen, county of Bruce.Distant from Southampton 3 miles, from Invermay 12 miles, from Goderich, the northern terminus of | the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 65 miles.Mail daily.Population about 30.Clark James, farmer Lang Charles, farmer : McInnes Rich., postmaster, innkeeper { Roberts James, furmer WEST BROOK \u2014A small village in the townslip of Kingston.county of Frontenac.Distant from Kingston, the ¢oun- ty town aud a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 7 miles, fare 25c.Mail daily.Population about 100.Bridge Andrew, postmaster, cooper DeWitt Luke, farmer Ebenezer Benjamin, saw mill English Anthony, tavernkeeper Gardner William, farmer Gates John, J.P.Grass Daniel B., farmer Knight Henry, farmer Leonard Hiram, blacksmith Leonard Nathaniel, waggonmaker Marshall William, J P., farmer McDonald William, blacksmith McGuin Daniel, farmer Powley Henry, shoemaker Smith Darius, acting superintendent of light houses Sproule Mrs.Martha, wid James * WESTERVELT'SCORNERS\u2014A Village in the towoship of Chingunoousy, gounty of P'eel.Distant from Brampton, the county town.and a station ofthe Grand Trunk railway, 2 miles, fare 10¢e.; frm Toronto 22 mile.Population about $0.a se Admns George, mnson Anthony Joseph, laborer Bunton Archibald, carpenter Campbell William, blacksmith McTavish Peter, teacher i Mitchell John, laborer Nicholls Robert, earpenter Hurontario house, Robert Rutherford, proprietor Rutherford Robert, proprietor Huron- T lurio house { * The port oflice is at Brampton.DOMINION 895 DIRECTORY.Sewell George, lahorer Sewell James, laborer Westervelt Samuel, laborer White David, butcher WEST ESSA\u2014A small village in the township of Essa, county of Simcoe.Distant from Gilford, a station of the Northern railway, 18 miles, from Toronto 60 miles.Mail daily.Population about 50.Aitcheson John, carpenter Bryce John, farmer Cairns William, tavernkeeper Drury James, storekeeper Fletcher Samuel, blacksmith Henderson David, postmaster, storekeeper Keating James, waggonmaker McLeod Alexander, tailor Reilly Thomas, shoemaker Turnbull Mrs., wid John Turnbull Robert, farmer WEST FLAMBORO-\u2014A village on the Dundas and Waterloo macadamized road, townehip of West Flamboro, county of Wentworth.It has a good retail trade.Distant from Dundas, a etation of the Great Wes'ern railway, 3 miles, fare 15c.; from Hamilton, the county town, 8 miles, from Port Credit 34 miles, from St Catha- rines 38 miles, from Mimico 40 miles, from Toronto 47 miles.Mail daily.Population about 300.Bansley Mrs.C., paper manufacturer Betzner David, farmer Betzner John, farmer Brannigan Edward, laborer Cochern John, shoemaker COLCLEUGH WILLIAM, dealer in dry goods, groceries, crockery, boots, shoes, liquors, &c.Coleman Robert, blacksmith Cornell Daniel, farmer Crooks Miss Fanny Durrant Charles, storekeeper Dyrwent John, farmer Ellerton James, shoemaker Flamboro Louse, Peter Maule, proprietor Fry Christopher, waggonmaker Gould Henry, laborer Griffin Timothy, laborer Haines Abraham, farmer Hoare Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John Hornell Daniel, farmer Irving John B,, jun., carpenter Irving John B., sen., bookkeeper Jackson John, butcher Jones Albert, of A.& A.Jones Jones À.& A, waggonmakers McCartney Charles, school teacher Maule Peter, proprietor Flamboro house Miller Robert, farmer Miller Thomas, M.D.Miller William Neff John, farmer O\u2019Brien Mrs.Lucy, wid John Percy John, postmaster, tailor Pebbels R., farmer Rolph Mrs.Anne, wid John Sanderson Robert, paper manufacturer Smith Thomas, laborer Spenton John, carpenter Stutt James, paper maker Sullivan Cornelius, tailor Sweet George, blacksmith Turley Joseph, carpenter Van Éveny Hugh, farmer Van Eveny James, farmer Weir John, farmer WEST HUNTINGDON\u2014A post village in the towuship of Huntingdon, county of tastings, Distant from Belle- ville, a station of the Grand Trunk rail way, 14 miles, fave 50e.Mail daly.Population about 50, Archibald James, J.P.farmer WEn-Wes Cummins George.saw mill Conley Newton, farmer Gay Robert, storekeeper Garrett Hugh, blacksmith Garrison William, farmer Hagertie James, councillor Hawkins John, farmer Jeffery Canon, farmer Luke Philip, JP, postmaster, tavern- keeper and commissioner in Queen's Bench Osborn James.carpenter Phillips William, farmer Read Nesbitt, farmer Richardson, John, farmer Ryar James J., J.P, clerk of township: and Division court, commissioner Ruttan John, blacksmith Sills John, councillor Thompson Charles, farmer Woodward Randall, turner WEST HUNTLEY\u2014A post office station in the township of Huntley, county of Carleton.Distant from Almonte, a station of the Brockviile and Ottawa railway, 8 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 90.Brown Thomas, farmer Bruman James, farmer Carroll Patrick, farmer Carroll Thomas, farmer Clark George, farmer Edey Moses, farmer Egan Daniel, farmer Egan Patrick, farmer Forrest David, farmer Horan Edward, postmaster Howry Samuel, farmer Kennedy John, farmer Kennedy Lawrence, farmer Kennedy Patrick, farmer Mannion Andrew, farmer Mannion John, farmer Mannion Patrick, farmer Moerdy Thomas, farmer O\u2019Maly rev.A., R.catholic WEST LAKE-\u2014A village on the shor of West Lake, township of Hallbowello county of Prince Edward.Distant from Picton 10 miles.from Belleville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 22 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 150.Benham William, farmer Harris Samuel, fisherman Hastings Dexter, carpenter Hicks Jacob, waggonmaker Hicks James, farmer Hicks Maynard, farmer Hyatt James, farmer Lambert Henry, postmaster McDonald Amos, farmer McDonald Maynard, farmer McDonald Richard, farmer McDonald Robert, farmer Masten Amos, blacksmith Pettet Daniel, farmer Platt James, carpenter Blatt John, farmer Platt Kaleb, farmer Trumpour James, farmer Tubbs Hiram Tubbs William, farmer Young James, blacksmith WESE McGILLIVRAY\u2014A village in the township of Metilliviay, county ot Middlesex.Distant from Ailsa Craig, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 niles, from Park Hill § miles, from London 26 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 45, y Amos William, farmer Arcoat George, shoemaker Baynton William, shoemaker Brown William, farmer Wes-Wes DOMINION 896 DIRECTORY.[l\u2019RovINcE OF Corbett Spearman, pumpmaker Traser William, postmaster, storekeeper Hannah James, farmer Judge John, blacksmith Mack John, innkeeper Paterson John, waggonmaker Quarry James, farmer Robinson Robert, farmer Saunders John, farmer Scott Adam, school teacher Smith John, brickmaker Watson James, J.P., farmer Wright William, reeve, farmer WEST MAGDALA\u2014A small village in the township of Southwold, county of Elgin.Distant from St Thomas, a station of the London and Port Stanley railway, 13 miles, from Mount Brydges, n station of the Great Western railway, 13 Tiles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about Campbell Dugal, farmer McArthur Peter, farmer McDougal James, farmer McGeachy John, farmer Munro Donald, farmer Turner Donald, postmaster, councillor WESTMEATH-\u2014A small village in tho township of the same name, county of Renfrew.The steamers of the Union Torwarding and Railway Co.have a landing within six miles of the village.Distant from Pembroke 16 miles, from- Sand Point, the terminus of the Brock ville and Ottawa railway, 35 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 170.Acheson Archibald, iankeeper Adams Gideon, clerk, Archambeault Michael, carpenter CARMICHAEL MRS.E., lumber Chamberlain Mrs.W.H., dressmaker Chamberlin Wyman, tanner Clark & Warren, saddlers FRASER ALEXANDER, postmaster, lumber merchant and dealer in dry goods, hardware, groceries, ready- made clothing, boots and shoes, &c.Fraser Mrs.W., tailoress Goddard Edward, carriagemaker Howard Joseph, blacksmith and carriage maker Huntingdon Samuel A., J.P., storekeeper Jackson Noah W., farmer Lane John, bookkeeper Leitch George, waggonmaker McKenzie Daniel, cabinetmaker Metcalf Henry, blacksmith Reilly Marlow M.,, teacher Simpson rev.James, Wesleyan Sinton Henry, accountant Thompson Edward, shoemaker Tucker George, saw mill owner Tucker Joseph, farmer \u2018Walton Brinsley M., M.D.Warren William, of Clark & Warren Williams George, carpenter * WESTMINSTER \u2014This is a township in the county of Middlesox.Its close proximity to the city of London, (being only separated from it by the narrow but beautiful river Thames), and its healthy and picturesque situation have induced many of the leading citizens of London to liave their private residences here, These are chiefly erected on tho banks of the river, and somo of them are large and handsome structures.The Wellington, \u2018Westminster and Victoria bridges afford excellent communication botween London and this suburban district, Distant from the London post office 1 mile.l\u2019opu- lation about 600.Abraham Win, carpenter Auckland Peter, blacksmith * The post office is at London, Armstrong James, township clerk, (ur- mer Bailey William, farmer Baker Daniel, innkeeper Bawden William, merchant Beattie Andrew, farmer Baty Robert, farmer BIRRELL JOHN, of J.Birrell & Co, London Bissell William, seedsman Blake James, gardener Bogue John, brickmalker Bremner Malcolm J., reporter Carfrae Robert, carpenter City Gas Co., Thomas Droutt, secrotary Claris M., jeweller Cleveland John D., pumpmaker Copeland James, farmer CRONYN RIGHT REV.BENJAMIN, D.D., Lord Bishop of Huron Curtin Patrick, soapmaker Dale Jacob, farmer Dale John, farmer DAWSON M.A., of Dawson Brothers Dawson Peter, innkeeper Dixon John E., tailor Dodds John, carpenter Droutt Thomas, secretary City.Gas Co.Duguid Alexander, carpenter Dunn Henry, brewer Durand Donald, farmer Egan John, innkeeper Elliott, John, farmer Emery A.8.) auctioneer Ferguson James, registrar Frank Richard, farmer Fraser Robert, farmer Fraser Samuel, farmer Geen Thomas, innkeeper Glenn James, tailor GOODHUE CHARLES, of Goodhue & Cronyn, London Grant Donald, merchant Greive Elliott, farmer Greive William, farmer Griffith Lyman, farmer Griffin James, seedsman Hessell Lewis, innkeeper Hill Stacey B., merchant Hodgetts captain Thomas Holden John, farmer Hollingsworth John, merchant Horton William, of Horton & Wilson, London Howell Edward, farmer Hugeason captain R.A.R.HUNT CHARLES, miller Hunt William, innkeeper Hutchinson Charles, barrister Irvine John, farmer Kent John, farmer Kettlewell Richard, farmer Killene John, tailor Laud Edward, farmer Lenfosty H., broker Little James, merchant Lively John, innkeeper Lyman James A., school teacher McArthur Alexander, farmer McCarthy Thomas, merchant MeClary John, of J.& C.McClary, London McDonald A.J.B., barrister McEwen rev.Jumes, ch of Scotland McFie Daniel merchant McGregor John, brickmake MeKarlie William, farmer McLeod M., tailor McMillan Duncan, merchant McPhail Archibald, lumber merchant McKenzie Philip, barrister Main Oharles, farmer Mihel William, farmer Morey Joseph Ww.printer Morris Robert, innkeeper Morris William, carpenter Moyes James, mason Muldoon Arthur, butcher Murray Adam, county treasurer Nellis H.1I., dentist Norton Nelson, brickmaker Odell Leonard, innkeeper Odell William L., innkeeper PARKE E.JONES, barrister Perry Solomon, carpenter Phillips Stephen, brickmaker Pontey Alex., gardener Quick Calvin, brickmuker Richardson Charles, merchant Robinson Ifenry, insurance agent Robinson James, tailor Rispin Richard, gardener Scott William, farmer Sharkey Hugh, cabman Simpson Walter, merchant Smith James, cooper Stead Joshua, gardener Stephens Richard, farmer Taylor colonel Alexander, furmer Taylor colonel J.B., farmer Taylor John, gardener Thompson Thomas, of T.& J.Thompson, London Walker William, farmer Watson George, architect Weatherhead William, merchant Weir Alexander, farmer Weir Andrew, gardener Wertland James, bookkeeper Whetter Richard, butcher Whitehead William H., farmer Wilson Samuel, farmer Winnett Henry, boilermaker Wyckoff Peter, jeweller Yoe Nicholas I*., cooper *WESTMINSTER\u2014Asecttlement in the township of Westminster, county of Mid- dlesex.It isa way station of the London and Port Stanley railway.Distant from London 6 miles, from Port Stanley 19 miles.Population of neighborhood about 200.Anderson Frederick, farmer Anderson llenry, farmer Anderson William, farmer Archer Thomas, farmer Baty Arthur, farmer Beattie David, furmer Beattie James, farmer Beatie Jobn, farmer Beattie William F., furmer Beattie William R., farmer Biddulph eaptain Richard, farmer Bigg Alexander, firmer Blaikie James, farmer Dicey Richard, farmer Dowling Robert, farmer Elliott Willinm, miller Farris Charles, farmer Fleming Thomas, farmer Fleming William, farmer Frank Robert, farmer Frank Thomns, farmer Frasor William, farmor Griffith Joremiah, farmer Taldaue Joseph, farmer Tendre William, farmer islop Adam, firmer Irwin William, farmer Korr Alexander, fiurmer Kerr Jolin, farmer Laidlaw George, farmer Laidlaw Walter, farmer Manning Emerick, farmer Marr Alexander, farmer Murray Andrew, farmer Murray George, farmer *I'he post oflice is at London.! ONTARIO.] DOMINION 897 DIRECTORY.Wes\u2014Wes Murray Peter, farmer Murray Robert, farmer Murray William, farmer Nichol Adam, farmer Nichol Francis, farmer Nichol Robert, farmer Nichol Thomas, farmer Nichol William, farmer Nixon John, reeve, farmer Parke John, farmer Perkins Caleb, farmer Rae William, farmer Riddel Robert, farmer Scott John, farmer Shore Frederick, farmer Shore John, farmer Shore Thomas, farmer Simson rev George, Canada presbyterian Wilson John, farmer WEST MONTROSE \u2014A small village on Grand River, township of Wool- wich, county of Waterloo.istant from Berlin, the county town, 12 miles, from Guelph, a station of the Grand Trunk and Great Western railways, 14 miles, from Toronto 62 miles.Mail semi-wækly.Population about 100.Anderson A.L., school teacher Benner Jacob Benner John, & Brother, woollen manufacturer Bowman Noah, farmer Cummings George, farmer Gordon William, cattle dealer Hewitt Elisha, farmer Holm George, carpenter Jupp James, farmer Kilburn J.B,, issuer of marriage licenses Last Arthur, barber Letson Jeremiah, farmer Lowell Francis, stock breeder McKay Hiram, cooper, mason MARRIAGE LICENSES, J.B.Kil- burn, issuer Mitchell Andrew, farmer Rickert Philip, architect, cooper Rider Jacob, hotelkeeper Rutt rev.George, United brethren Seaton John, J.P.Shirk rev.Abraham, United brethren Smith Cushman, farmer Snyder Jacob, farmer Veitch George, farmer Veitch William, J.P., farmer Woodward J.M., cheese manufacturer WESTON\u2014A village on the Humber, in the townships of York and Etobicoke, west riding of the county of York.Itis & station of the Grand Trunk, Northern and Toronto, Grey and Bruce railways.Jt has a large trade in wheat and flour, the export of the latter being very considerable.Close to the village is \u2018an extensive turf bog.The manufacture of lumber, formerly very large, is now only suflicient for local consumption.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an oflico hero.pistaut from Torouto 9 miles, fare 250.ail daily.Populati about 1800.y » on AJKEN EDWARD, M.D, physician, surgeon and accoucheur Allan George, proprietor Weston inn Banks John H., druggist Barker Joseph, mason Barker Richard, mason Barton John, gardener Beamish Richard, shoemaker Beamish William, shocmaker Berry John, shoemaker Beynon rev George, Wesleyan Bishop Charles, hostler Blaney John, laborer Boston Frank, hostler Boucher Miss Mary, teacher Brown John, carriagemaker Brown John, mason Brown John, shoemaker Brown Thomas, carpenter Brownlee Robert, laborer Buckland William, shoemaker Bull Edward, M.D., coroner Bull Edward, senior Bull Jacob, carpenter Burke John, laborer Caldbeck James, storekeeper Callaghan Mrs, Mary CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., James Z.Hickey, agent Carr Woodbury, cooper Cassidy Patrick, laborer Charlton John, miller Checkley rev.William F., head master Weston Church school Chew William, farmer Clark George, laborer Collaton Patrick, tailor Colmer William G., saddler Conron James, butcher COULTER JAMES, manufacturer agricultural implements Crane George.teacher Cruickshank James, waggonmaker Darby Gordon L., bookkeeper Denison Edwin P., storekeeper Dennis colonel Stoughton Dennis John Devins John R.Dredge Thomas, gardener Drowley John, laborer Duffy Robert Dunningham Mrs.Mary, wid William Eagle John, proprietor Half-way house Eagle Thomas Ellerby William Ellis Thomas, machinist Finlay Moses, laborer Fleming Robert, tailor Flynn Robert, shoemaker Forsyth Charles, millwright F rankland George, waggonmaker Gentle William Giles Henry, mason GRAMMAR SCHOOL,James Hodgson, princip Grand T etor Gray Allan Halt-way house, John Eagle, proprietor Hall Job, blacksmith Hanavan Miss Mary, teacher Hickey James Z., station master and agent Canadian Express Co.Hill William, cooper Hinan Edward, laborer HODGSON JAMES, principal Grammar school Holly Joseph Holly Joseph, jun, farmer Holly William, farmer Horsley Henry Horsley Joseph Irvine James, mason Irvine William, blacksmith Jackson Francis Jennings rev.David, Wesleyan Johnson Henry, mason Johnson rev.William A, ch England Johuston Robt., postmaster,storekeeper Jones Mrs.Mary, wid Charles Kemp John, proprietor Weston hotel Kempshall Alfred S., clerk Kempshall Michael, blacksmith Kennedy George, livery stables Kent Felix G., storekeeper Leuted James, laborer Leuted Mrs.Charlotte, wid James al unk hotel, John Little, propri- Leuted William, laborer 60 Leuted William, woolen mills Laycock James, laborer + Leach Mrs.Ellen, wid David Little John, Grand Trunk hotel Long Edward, woollen mills Macdougall Robert, miller Macdougall Thomas, miller McCormick John, laborer McKay David, switchman G.T.R.McMinn Charles, machinist Madill Benjamin Maguire David, shoemaker Mallady Peter, blacksmith Mallady William, blacksmith Mashiter John Meaher Edward, storekeeper Mills Mrs.Sarah, wid John Mitchell Charles, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., Thos.\u2018Williams, operator Musson Edward J, storekeeper Nason William, storekeeper Noble Jesse, coal oil and lamps Paddon George, laborer Parker John, carpenter Paul James, packer Paul John, clerk Division court Peake John, M.D.Pearson Edward Peers Hugh, butcher Peers Thomas, carpenter Perks Enoch, laborer Plowman Benjamin, moulder Porter John D.Porter Miss, select school Richards John, teacher Rideaux rev.(V.H., classical teacher Weston Church school Rodwell William, laborer Roundtree Joseph, butcher Scoble Major Scott William W., storekeeper Shannon Michael, laborer Shaw rev.John, Wesleyan Shuttleworth James, carriagemaker Shuttleworth John, carpenter Smith Edward, tailor Smith Joseph Smith Thomas, laborer Smith William H., storekeeper Springrice Edmund H., teacher Stone John, laborer Storr Charles, tollkeeper Sutton David, laborer Taylor Robert, baker and confectioner Tyrrall William, J.P., deputy reeve Wabb James, laborer Wadsworth C.& W., storekeepers, mill owners Wadsworth Thomas R.J.P, of C.& W.Wadsworth Wadsworth Wm.R, JP, of C.& W.Wadsworth Waters Mrs.Ellen, wid Solomon Watson John P., pedlar Watson Miss Emma, milliner Watson Mrs.Mary, dressmaker Watson Wm., superintendent of schools Watt Samuel, laborer Weston Church school, rev.William F.Checkley, head master Weston hotel, John Kemp, proprietor Weston inn, George Allan, proprietor \u2018Wheeler B., carpenter White À.M, miller Williams John WILLIAMS THOMAS, telegraph operator Wood George, tinsmith Worthy Mrs.Mary, wid James G.WEST OSGOODE\u2014A village in the township of Osgoede, county of Russell, Distant from Osgoode, a station ot the St Lawrence and Ottawa railway, 2§ miles, Wes-WEs DOMINION 898 DIRECTORY.[ProvinoE oy yr cody è from Ottawa 21 miles, from Prescott 36 miles, Mail tri-weekly.Population about Blanchfield Edward, farmer Blanchfield James, farmer Blanchfield John, farmer BOWER JOHN C., J.P., postmaster, farmer, and mill owner Carson Miss Margaret, school teacher Chant rev.Joseph, Wesleyan Clelan Hugh, storekeeper Clelan Robert, farmer Clelan William, farmer Coleman \u2014, school teacher Connor John, shoemaker Dunlop John, blacksmith Grant Peter, farmer Haffey Thomas, cooper Logan William, farmer McEvoy Edward P., farmer McEvoy John, farmer Patterson Samuel, farmer Schwerfeger Peter, farmer Schwerfeger William, farmer Yaughan rev.Edward, R.catholic * WESTOVER\u2014A villagein the township of Beverley, county of Wentworth, Distant from Dundas, a station of the Great Western railway, 10 miles, from Hamilton 15 miles, from Toronto 64 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Burkholder M., shoemaker Burr Nathaniel, carpenter Burr William, saddler Burrell George, storekeeper Carrick Robert, carpenter Corhenour Wm., saw mill and shingles Hillorn John, laborer Kemp Joseph, tavernkeeper Lindsay John, grist mill McIntosh Benj., postmaster, tinsmith Mills James, storekeeper Morrison Thomas, blacksmith Purdy John, blacksmith Purdy Thomas, blacksmith Wallace S M., butcher Wilson James, carpenter Westover Mrs.Lydia, wid John \u2018Westover Nelson, farmer WESTPORT\u2014A village pleasantly situated on Upper Rideau Lake, township of orth Crosby, county of Leeds.There is very falr water power bere, a portion of which is used in running several grist and saw mills.The steamer plying between Ottawa and Kingston calls once a week.Thore is a daily line of stages to Brockville, the county town, distant 45 miles, fare $2.25.Mail daily.Population about 400.Alguire William W., storekeeper Arnold Henry J., storekeeper Baitersby Matthew, moulder Brash Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Robert Bush Miss Hattie, dressmaker Cameron Francis A.Westport hotel Clark Joel, carding mill - Deacon Jacob B,, Tumberman Dier Edward, blacksmith Dier William, storekeeper Donelly Peter, blacksmith Douglas George, grocer, shoemaker Douglas George, sen., shoemaker FOLEY DECLAN, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, produce, &c.Fosseti John J., grocer FREDENBURGH WILLIAM H, JP, reeve, grist, saw and shingle mill owner and forwarder on Rideau canal Fyfe William, waggonmaker artwell Sydney A., storekeeper Jeakles George, tavernkeeper Kearns Thomas, lumber merchant » Also calledDonnybrook.Kelly Mrs.Ann, wid James, grocery Kelly Peter, carringemaker Kelly William, tailor Kerr George, cooper Leavitt P.W.H., school teacher Leslie John, hotelkeeper Levitt Arvin, M.D.Mansell Levi, butcher McAllister Alexander, shoemaker McCann Michael, shoemaker McCaw Thomas, of Robinson & McCaw McGuire John, tinsmith McValle Charles, laborer Mulvihill James, tavernkeeper Murphy Patrick, shoemaker O'Brien Mrs, Mary, wid John O'DONNELL REV.JOHN, R.catholic O'Neil John, blacksmith Read Isaac, clerk Richardson John, miller Robinson Gordon, of Robinson & McCaw ROBINSON & McCAW, founders and manufacturers of agricultural implements Rodger Charles, tailor Rorison Basil, farmer Ryan Patrick, laborer SCOTT MATTHEW W., manufacturer Westport hotel, Francis A.Cameron, proprietor Whalen John H., postmaster, storekeeper Wing Samuel, laborer Wright Clarke, miller WEST'S CORNERS\u2014A village in the township of Moruington, county of Perth, Country produce forms the principal trade here, Distant trom Stratford, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 17 miles.Mail tri-weekly, Population about 0.Adair Samuel, carpenter Atkin Christopher Deppisch George, dealer Dillabough James D., M.D.Doring John, salesman Dorland Samuel G., carpenter Grosch Caspar, dealer Grosch George, shoemaker Grosch John, salesman Hamilton George, sawyer Kertcher Valentine, lumber merchant Kirkland Alexander, shoemaker Lippert Joseph, shoemaker McConachy James, weaver Miller Henry, waggonmaker Musgrane rev.Peter, Presbyterian Pasmore William J, M.D.Peel Mrs., milliner Pierson John, postmaster, dealer Pierson Joseph D., sulesman Rae Alexander, jun., carpenter Rodgers George, hotelkeeper Roe Samuel, hotelkeeper Rothwell Peter, school teacher Siegner George E., shoemaker Strong James, tanner Walker William, blacksmith West Mrs.Letitia, wid Andrew Whaley Sumuel, J.P.clerk Division court Wilson William, hotelkeeper WEST WINCHESTER\u2014A village on the direct rond from Morrlsburg to Ottawa, township of Winchester, county of Dundas.Montreni Telegraph Co.hing an office here, Distant from Willlams- burg, a station of the Grand Trunk rail way, 18 miles, from Ottawa 36 miles, from Cornwall, the county town, 40 miles.Mail daily.Population about 260.Agricultural Sociely of township of inchester, Geo.Johustone, president Annable Allen, storekeeper A Annable George, farmer Annable Miss Susan, milliner Annable Stephen, farmer Bates Benjamin, farmer Beach Mahlon, deputy reeve, mill owner Boulton George S., school teacher Bow William, postmaster, commissioner in B.R., telegraph agent and storekeeper Boyd Kk watchmaker Broder Andrew, of Rennick & Broder, commissioner (Queens bench, secre- tary-treasurer Agricultural society Brown John, shoemaker Brown John, farmer Brown Robert, farmer Chambers John À, carriagemaker Christie Andrew, carpenter Christie John, carpenter Dixon Thomas, innkeeper Eurl Simeon, carpenter Iaith John, butcher Forth Wilson, farmer Fox Charles 5, farmer Henderson Caleb, shoemaker Hickey Charles E., M.D.Holmes rev.John, Wesleyan Hughes J., farmer Hughes W.8, storekeeper Hughes William, storekeeper Johnstone George, farmer, president Agricultural scciety Johnstone James C., storekeeper Johnstone Miss Elizabeth, milliner Johnstone rev.William E.Episcopal methodist Kerr Joseph, shoemaker Laflamme James D., storekeeper Liffiton George, tailor McPherson Joseph, tanner McQuade Henry, shoemaker Mattice John, saddler Mercill Henry, carriagemaker Merrick William, miller Mills Ezra H., cooper Mills John N., painter MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Mott I., saddler Pike W.C., cabinetmaker Pike William RENNICK & BRODER, storekeepers Rice Richard, tinsmith Ross John S., carriagemaker Scott James, innkeeper Scott William, tailor Story J.Il., cooper Suddaby Thomas, cabinetmaker WEST WOOD\u2014A villago in to township of Asphodel, county of Peterboro- ugh.Distant from l\u2019eterborough, the county town aud a station of the Midland railway, 16 miles, fare 50e.; from Port 1lope 26 miles, Mail trl-weekly.Population about 100.Breakenridge William, weaver Breakenridge John, saw mill Brown Thomas, carpenter Brown William, carpenter Christie James, tailor Cardwell Benjamin, farmer Driscoll John, shoemaker Griffin Samuel, postmaster, storekeeper Farrer Charles, farmer Farrer rev.Michael A.ch of England Grady Jeremiah, shoemaker Healy Thomus 1lumphireys John, farmer Lancaster Thomas, postmaster McConnell John, carpenter McDonald T., farmer Powel John, farmer general -\u2014\u2014 \"ONTARro.] DOMINION 899 DIRECTORY.Wex-War Powel Mrs.Catherine, wid rev.Thomas Powel Thomas, shoemaker Ryan Michael, farmer Sargent Edward, blacksmith Sharp William, blacksmith Shears J, teacher Smith Mrs.Jane, wid William Taggart Francis, miller Thompson William, farmer \u2018Tucker Duncan, laborer Welsh Michael, tavernkeeper Whitlock Peter, watchmaker WEXFORD\u2014A small village in the townsbip of Scarborough, county of York- Distant from Scarborough, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, miles, from Toronto 9 miles, Mail tri-weekly.Population about 150.Armstrong Edward, farmer Barker Mark, farmer Buchanan Robert, farmer Cutting Charles ¢., shoemaker Devenish Timothy Edgar rev.James, Primitive methodist Evans George, farmer Galbraith Daniel, farmer Henry Jesse, farmer Herron John, bricklayer Herron Samuel, bricklayer Hunter Robert, farmer Hutchinson John, farmer Johnson William, farmer Leadley John, farmer Ledley Allison, farmer McBeath J.T., postmaster McCowan James, farmer Maginn Charles D., J.P.Martin John, farmer Martin Samuel, constable Norris William H., J.P.Percy Matthew Pherill William, farmer Sanderson Charles, blacksmith Sylvester Richard, grain cradle manufacturer Tingle John, storekeeper Walton William W., farmer WHALEN\u2014A village in the township of Biddulph, county of Middlesex.Distant from Grauton, a station of the srand Trunk railway, 4 miles, from Lucan_ 7 miles, from St.Mary's 12 miles, from Loudon 20 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 180.Brooks Edwin, farmer Brooks Philip, farmer Brown Edward, farmer Bruin Patrick, farmer Clear Patrick, farmer Dewyar Martin, farmer Doyle Terrence, shoemaker Duifil] William, farmer Gunning William, farmer Hartnell Thomas, farmer Hodgins William, farmer Jeney George, farmer Kernick James, blacksmith Koho Philip, farmer MeCarthey Michael, farmer McG \u2018eo Michael, farmer McGee Patrick, furmer McGee William, farmer McLoughlin Martin, farmer Magee William, blacksmith Middleton William, farmer Milson John H,, postmaster, storekeeper Morkiu John, farmer Morkin Thomas, farmer Morley Beujamin, farmer Morley Joseph, waggonmaker Omarha John, farmer Sadler Jiuues, farmer Shuttle Mrs.Ann, wid Sutherby.George, farmer WHEATLY\u2014A village in the township of Mersea, county of Essex.Lumber forms the principal trade here.Distant from Leamington 7 miles, from Chatham, a station of the Great Western railway, 37 miles, fare 81.50; from Windsor 40 miles, fare 81.25.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100, Bachelder Thomas, shoemaker Dales William, waggonmaker Calhoun John, cabinetmaker Chamberlain George, M.D.Davidson John W., hotelkeeper Fox Thomas M., grist mill Giddings William, grist mill Hyatt Horace, waggonmaker Julian Jacob, innkeeper Kimball James, shoemaker Lear Richard, blacksmith Malott Henry, grocer Middleton George, storekeeper Pierce Thomas, blacksmith Plant John, butcher Prince, McCraney & Fox, proprietors saw mill Thorpe Joh Thompson keeper Wagoner Thomas, blacksmith White William, carpenter WHITBY\u2014An incorporated town on Whithy Harbor, Lake Ontario, township of Whitby, county of Ontario.It is the county town, and is a station of the Grand Truok railway.The harbor is said to be one of the best and safest on the north shore.Montreal Telegraph Co., Dominion Telegraph Co., Canadian Express Co., and Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.have offices here.Stages run north to Port Perry, Prince Albert, Manchester, Beaver- ton, Uxbridge and intermediate places daily.The Whitby and Port Perry railway is now in course of construction, extending a length of 18 miles from Whitby Harber to Lake Scugog.and intersecting the Grand Trunk.Whitby is particularly noted as an extensive grain and produce market.Distant from Toronto 30 miles, fare 81: from Montreal 303 miles.Mail daily.Population about 3500.n, blacksmith John, postmaster, hotel- Adams Henry, Byron st Adams Mrs.Sarah, wid Edw, Byron st ALLEN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, (under contract with the Government of Canada for the conveyance of the Canadain and American mails,) between Montreal, Quebec and Liverpool during summer navigation, and between Portland, Me., and Liverpool during winter navigation, head office, Montreal; Canadian Express Co, agent.See Adv.page Jacing first cover Agnew John, insurance agent, Byron st Albion hotel, Audrew Mason, proprietor, cor Brock and Dundas sts Alexander Alexander, proprietor Ontario hotel, Brock st Allan Thomas, Centre st Allen Lewis, bookstore, Brock st Allman Adam, printer Anderson James, farmer Anderson John, laborer, Ceutre st Anuis Henry, farmer, Dundas st Ardagh Mrs.Frances, wid Arthur Armitage Henry, foreman, printer Gazette office Armstrong Hugh, tavborer Beattie Francis, butcher, Brock st, h Centre st Belt John, carter Bengough George, stationer, Brock st Bengough John, carpenter, Centre st Betts Daniel, broker, Byron st Betts Henry H., farmer Billings William H., solicitor, Brock st, h Byron st Bint Thomas, jobber, Brock st Black William, William st Blair William, farmer Blake George, foreman, Kent st Blanchard captain John, sailor, Richmond st Blow John, commission merchant,Brock st Blow John W., of N.Blow & Son, cor Kent and Mary sts Blow Nathaniel, of N.Blow & Son, cor Kent and Mary sts BLOW NATHANIEL, & SON, dealers in general produce and commission merchants, Dundas st Bolson Richard, farmer, Centre st Bond Richard, mason, Dundas st Borham James, gardener, Dundas st Borrowman Jas., gardener, off Byron st Bowen Mrs.Susanna, wid John, Brock st British America Insurance Co, Levi Fairbanks, agent Brooks William, laborer Brown Elias, teamster, Byron st Brown John, blacksmith Brown Mrs.Martha, wid Ths., Colborne st Brown Nicholas W., founder, Byron st BROWN & PATTERSON, manufacturers of mowing machines, Brock st Bryan Jacob, tanner, Byron st Bryan John, tinsmith, Brock st, h Byron st Bryan William, tinsmith, Brock st Bryant John E., school teacher Bryant Mrs.Sarah, wid Ths., Centre si Budge rev.Henry H.,Congregationalist, Byron st Burbam Samuel, blacksmith, Byron st Burke Daniel, clerk Ontario bank, Centre st .Burnham judge Zacheus, Byron st Burns rev.James T., Congregationalist Burns William, shoemaker, Brock st, h Dundas st Byrne James, druggist,Brock st, h Centre st Caldwell Alexander, s clerk Caldwell Edward M., proprietor Commercial hotel, Brock st Caldwell William, painter Cameron Alexander, constable Cameron Geo., shoemaker, Brock st Campbell Donald, auctioneer,Dundas st Campbell James, of R.& J.Campbell, Dundas st Campbell James, teamster CAMPBELL JAMES A, Dundas st Campbell R.& J., storekeepers, Brock st Campbell Robert, of R.& J.Campbell, Byron st Campbell Robt.E., bookkeeper, Brock st Canadian Express Co., Geo.Yule, agent Candon Thomas, laborer Card William H., dentist, Dundas st, h Byron st Carroll Mrs.Fanny, wid John Carson George A, M.D., Dundas st Armstrong James R., sen.Arnall John, fancy store, Dundas st Ashby Robert, laborer Atkinson Thomas, sailor, Richmond st Ayers George, blacksmith Bain Jawes, tinsmith, Centre st Randel Joseph A., shoemaker, Brock st 1B urett Benjamin, laborer, Byrou st Cayley rev.John, ch of England, Byron st Chambers Thomas, tailor Christie Thomas C.N.E,, teller Royal Canadian bank Clark Francis, carpenter, Brock st Clark James, engineer, Richmond st \u2018WHITBY.DOMINION 900 DIRECTORY.[I\u2019rROVINOE OF Clark Jas.A, photographer, Brock st Clark Miss Bessy, dressmaker Clark Richard P., hotelkeeper, Brock st Clayton James, waggonmaker, Brock st Clearwater E.B, carpenter Clegg Thomas W., harbor master, Richmond st Clerk Mrs.Pheebe, wid John Clifford David, laborer Cochrane Abrabam, farmer, Dundas st Cochrane Samuel, sen., Dundas st COCHRANE SAMUEL H., barrister and county crown attorney, Court house, Brock st Coleman James, William st Collins John Collins Matthew, shoemaker, Brock st Colson J.W., clerk Uoltson Joseph W ., bookkeeper, Byron at Commercial hotel, E, M.Caldwell, proprietor, Brock st Commercial Union Insurance Co., Levi Fairbanks, agent Connor Jas.C., advertising agent, bds Ontario hotel Oonway George, carpenter, Brock st Coot John, laborer, King st OORMACK GEORGE, lumber merchant, builder, architect, valuator, undertaker, &c.Green st Cosford rev.Thos., Wesleyan, Centre st Qoulthard Walter, gaoler county gaol Court house, John Welton, keeper, Centre st Cowe William, trader, Dundas st Gowen Thomas, laborer, Henry st Crawford John, laborer, Brock st Crawford Robert, finisher, Brock st Crawford Samuel, carriage painter Cribb George, teamster Croll James, cabinetmaker Cronan James, cabinetmaker Cronan John, laborer Cronn Mrs.Mary, teacher, Kent st Crosby Henry H., grocer, Dundas st Cullen William, confectioner, Brock st Danford Thomas, high constable Darrage Robert James, M.D.Dartnell George H., master in chancery, Brock st, h Byron st Davis Joshua, telegraph operator Dawes Clement, Dundas st Dean James, engineer G.T.R., Brock st Deverhill Thomas, bricklayer Dominion Telegraph Co., Samuel E.Gibbs, operator, Brock st Donaldson William, clerk, Byron st Donnelly Mrs.E., wid Wm., dressmaker Dow Thomas, accountant Ontario bank, Dundas st Draper C., & Co., graindealers, Brock st & Port Whitby Draper Chester, of C.Draper & Co.Centre st Draper Jas.deputy registrar, Centre st Dumble John H., railway contractor, Dundas Mrs.Sarah, wid John, Kent st Dunkley William, mason, Centre st Eastwood William O., M.D.Edinburgh Life Insurance Co., Levi Fairbanks, agent Elliott R., blacksmith, bds at Robson Elliott Sumuel W., telegraph operator, Port Whitby Elliott William, blacksmith, Dundas st Ellis Arthur, carpenter, bds Commercial hotel Ellis M., carpenter, cor Dundas and Byron sts Elwin Miss, dressmaler, Brock st Elwin Robert, shoemaker England John, teamster, Byron st Eplet William, carpenter, Byron st Fairbanks Levi, jun., insurance agent, Brock st, bh Byron st Fallen Michael, laborer, Richmond st Farmers\u2019 Mutual Insurance Co, Levi Fairbanks, agent Ferguson Joln, tailor, Dundas st Flint William, horsetrainer, Richmond st Fogarty Richard, laborer, King st Foley John, laborer Forsyth Andrew, laborer, King st Forsyth James, farmer, King st Fothergill John, firmer, Dundas st Fothergill Mrs.Louisa, Dundas st Fowle Bertram, Byron st Fox Castle, shoemaker, Richmond st Francis Richard, storckeeper, Brock st Fraser Hugh, librarian Mechanics institute, Byron st Fraser Miss Maggie, school teacher, Byron st Fraser Simon, clerk, bds Robson house, cor Dundas and Byron sts Frechette Timothy, blacksmith Frost Edward, clerk, Brock st Fuller Stephen, Byron st Garns Miss Elizabeth, seamstress GERRIE JAMES H., mayor, druggist, proprietor Gerrie\u2019s hall GÉRRIE'S HALL, James H.Gerrie, proprietor Gibbs rev.Samuel T., Congregationalist, Dundas st Gibson Yveman, storekeeper, Brock st, h Centre st Goodman Mrs.Julia, wid Moses,Byron st Gordon James K., barrister, Brock st, h William st Gould Henry, drover, Byron st Grant Mrs.Jennette, wid Alex., storekeeper, Richmond st Green Samuel P., agent, Byron st Greenwood J.Hamer, barrister, Byron st Griffin Michael, blacksmith, King st Griffith Charles, gunsmith, Dundas st GROSE STEPHEN, manufacturer of sash, doors, blinds and planing mills, Mary st Gross George C., hardware, Brock st Gunn Robert J., M.D., physician and surgeon, Byron st Halenby William, cutter, Brock st Hall George, carpenter, Centre st Hall George C., post office clerk Hall John, moulder HAM GEORGE H., editor, proprietor and printer of the Whitby Gazette Ham John V., clerk Circuit court, Brock st Ham Mrs.Eliza, wid John V., Brock st HAMILTON & CO, dealers in dry goods, groceries, provisions, liquors, seeds, &c., Brock st Hamilton James, of Hamilton & Co.Byron st Hamlin Miss Eliza, dressmaker, Brock st Hancock Alfred, M.D.Dundas st Hanna Willinm H., painter, Brock st Hammer John, farmer HARPER MAJOR, manufacturer of planing machines, sash and moulding machines, tennating machines, and all other kinds of wood working machines, Perry st Hart Mrs, Jane, wid Robert, Brock st Harvey Henry, carpenter, Centro st Hatch & Brother, hardware, Brock st Hatch Richard, of Hatch & Brother, Dundas st Hatch Samuel, of Hatch & Brother, Dundas st Hawkey James, clerk, bds at Royal lo- tel, Brock st Hawkins Miss J., glove maker, Brock st Hayt Richard, Dundas st Hawley James, carpenter llenderson Miss Jenny, milliner, Brock st Hewis George, butcher, Dundas st, h Centre st Hickie Miss Alice, school teacher, Byron st Hickie Browning,schoolteacher,Byron st HIGGINS WM.H, editor, proprietor and printer of the Whitby Chronicle Hird James, carpenter, Brock st Hobbs Richard, produce dealer,Centre st Hobson Thomas, laborer HOLDEN JAMES, official assignee, broker, money loaner, and dealer in real estate, Brock st Holtby William, Byron st Home Insurance Co., J.Agnew, agent HOPKINS CHARLES A.station master G.T.R.Hopkins Henry, farmer, Brock st Hopper John, caretaker Town hall Hopper Richard, teamster Horne James, carpenter Horne Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Christopher Houck Lewis, Byron st Howell Henry, trader, Centre st Hume captain James C.Humphrey Edw, patternmalker, Brock st Hunt John, farmer, Dundas st Hurd William, Centre st Huston Thomas, town clerk, Byron st Imperial Insurance Co., John Agnew, agent Jameson Robert, grocer, Dundas st Jeffery Nicholas, clerk, Brock st Johnston James, watchmaker, Brock st Johnston Nathan, school teacher Johnstou Ross, clerk Johnston Wm., bookkeeper, Dundas st Jones Charles A., barrister, Brock st Jones William, gurdener * Joseph Hall Manufacturing Co., Malcolm Taylor, agent Keith John, wood merchant, Brock st, h Centre st Keller Frs., insurance agent, Brock st Keirstead Daniel, shoemaker Killip John,clerk registry office King Brothers, tanners, Brock st King Chas.of King Brothers, Green st King Enoch, laborer, Henry st King Jos., of King Brothers, Green st King Joseph, blacksmith, Byron st King Leopold, of King Bros., Byron st Knapp Q., machinist Kirkland Thomas Grammar school Knowling Mrs.Eliza, wid James, dressmaker Law Mrs.ITannah, wid rev.John Lawder Robt, H., postmaster, Byron st Lawler Thomas, storekeeper, Brock st Lawlor Andrew, buker, Kent st Luwrence John, jun, laborer Lawrence Jolin, sen,, lnborer Lawrence Willinm, farmer Lawrie Willinm, jun., marble cuttor Linton William, produce merchant LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND: GLOBE INSURANCE CO, Levi Fairbanks, agent Locke John, laborer LOCKHART KIRKMAN F., manager Ontario Bunk, Dundas st Logan John, gardener, Brock st Losie Miss, milliner, Brock st Lowes John, of Lowes & Powoll Lowes & Powell, storekeopers, Brock st cor Dundas st Luke John, cooper, Dundas #t Lymans John, shoemaker Lynes John, shoemaker, Dundas st Macdounell Duncan, clerk Division court principal Whitby ONTARIO.] DOMINION 901 DIRECTORY.Wairsy Macdonnell Hugh J, clerk of the peace, Centre st McAllan captain James McBride Mrs.Nancy, wid Hugh, Byron st MeBride Thomas, teamster, Centre st MeBurney Robert, carpenter McClellan Joseph, teller Ontario bank, Centre st McCrowan James, laborer McDougal John G., baker, Brock st McGillvray George, farmer McGillivray Mrs.Mary, wid John McIntyre John, farmer McLean Andrew, tanner, Centre st McLennan rev.K, Presbyterian, Kent st McMillan T.H, & Co, storekeepers, Brock st McMillan T.H., of T.H.McMillen & Co.McPherson Alexander, Brock st McPherson Mra.Jessie, dressmaker, Brock st McPherson William, machinist, bds at Albion hotel Mann James S,, butcher, Brock st Marshall George, carpenter, Brock st Marshall Michael, carpenter Marshall Mrs.George, ice cream,Brock st Martin Charles, teamster, bds at Commercial hotel Martin Jeremiah, farmer Mason Andrew, proprietor Albion hotel, Brock st Mason Thomas, bds at Albion hotel Mathison David, tailor, Dundas st Mechanics\u2019 Institute, Hugh Fraser, librarian Merrick Samuel, engineer, Dundas st Michael Miss Margaret, matron of gaol Mills George, tailor, Henry st Minns John, trader, Dundas st Mitchell Francis.moulder, Brock st Mockridge rev.James, ch of England Morris William, moulder Mosure Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, Byron st Moir Joseph, weaver, Brock st Montgomery James, laborer, King st MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO., head office, Montreal; Canadian Express Co., agent, Brock st.Se Adv (ALLAN LINE) page facing first cover MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, George Yule, agent, Brock st Morrow Walter, law student, bds at Commercial hotel \u2018Munro Richard L., auctioneer and agent, Dundas st Murphy James, toacher soparate school, Brock st Murray Henry, blacksmith, Brock st Murray James, Dundas at Murray William, telegraph operator Myers David, blacksmith Newbury Joseph, shoemaker, Brock st Newport John, teamster Newton Thomas, freight porter G.T.R.Noble William, carpenter Nolan Mrs.Eliza, wid James North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., John Agnew, agent \u20180'Boyle Miss Mary, dressmaker \u2018ODONONAN MICHAEL, carriage- maker Brock st \u201cO'Neil W,, proprietor Railroad house ONTARIO BANK, K.F.Lockhart, manager, Brock st \u201cOntario hotel, A.Aloxander, proprietor, Brock st Palmer Samuel, paintor, bds at Robson house, cor Dundas and Byrou sts Parker J ohn, painter, Brock st Parson William, cabinetmaker, bds Albion hotel Paxton Wm., treasurer county Ontario Pennyligion William, laborer, Kent st Pentland rev.John, ch of England Perry John H,, registrar for county, Court house Perry Peter, stage driver, Brock st Perry Thos., boilermaker, Richmond st Philp James R., saddler, Brock st Pierson Fletcher, laborer, Kent st Pinkington John, fisherman, mond st Pirie Alexander, blacksmith, Dundas st Pitt Henry A, Centre st Pitt Mrs.Jane, wid Thomas, Centre st Poat Edward, printer Post professor John, musician, Byron st Powell Bradford J., of Lowes & Powell, Dundas st Powell Charles F., collector of customs Powell Mrs.Margaret, wid Caleb Pringle Alexander, tailor, Brock st, b Byron st PRINGLE JAS.proprietor Royal hotel Pringle John R., clerk, Brock st Proudfoot John, blacksmith, Richmond st Provincial Insurance Go., John Agnew, Rich- agent Railroad house, Wm.O'Neil, proprietor RAINER JOSEPH F., manufacturer of .the new patent Dominion grand and square pianofortes Ray Nathaniel, livery stables, Byron st Reed George H., grocer, Richmond st Reeves Henry, freight clerk G.T.R.Renison Frs., well digger, Richmond st Reynolds Nelson G., sheriff, Centre st, h Dundas st Rice A.K,, cabinetmaker, Dundas st Rice John, blacksmith, Brock st Rice Thomas, blacksmith, Centre st Richardson Arthur, agent Royal Canadian bank, Brock st Roach Mrs.John R,, Centre st Robinson George, barber, Brock st Robinson John, barber, Brock st Robson George, proprietor Robson house, cor Dundas and Byron st Robson house, George Robson, proprietor, cor Dundas and Byron sts Robson William, carpenter, Byron st Rodd Mrs., wid George, Dundas st Ross Roderick, carpenter, Colborne st Rooke Thomas, switchman G.T.R.ROSS.MULOCK, LAUDER & SMITH, barrister and attorneys at law, Brock st Rowland Baruabas, hotelkeeper, Richmond st Royal Canadian bank, A.Richardson, agent, Brock st ROYAL HOTEL, James Pringle, proprietor Royal Insurance Co, John Agnew, agent Rusland Alexander, tinsmith Saddler Mrs.Martha, wid R., Centre st Samo James H., cabinetmaker, Brock st Saunders John, shoemaker, Brock gx Savage Robert, laborer, King st Schofield Lancaster H., Dundas st Scott Charles, butcher, Dundas st Scott Jerdme, butcher, Brock st Scottish Provincial Insurance Co., John Agnew, agent Scripture Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thomas Centre st Shaw John, carpenter Shaw Mrs.Maria, wid Thomas Shier John, provincial land surveyor, office Court house Shier John, engineer, Centre :4 Shill Robert, engineer, Brock st Skinner John, dry goods, Brock st, h Byron st Sleigh Thomas, painter, off Byron st Smart Mrs.Jane, wid Robert, Brock st Smith Alexander, law clerk, Port Whit- by Smith Alexander, William st Smith David, carpenter, Port Whitby Smith David, carpenter, William at SMITH G.YOUNG, LL.B.barrister, &c., Brock st Smith James, laborer Smith John, teamster Smith Peter, bookkeeper, bda at Royal hotel Snow Richard, hotelkeeper,Richmond st Soden Wm.H., machinist Southwell George, bricklayer Southwell Thomas, jun., laborer Southwell Thomas, sen., ship carpenter Spence Robert, off Byron st ~ Spurrell John, farmer Standard Life Insurance Co., Geo.Yule, agent, Brock st Stanton John, printer, bds at Ontario hotel Starr Hutton, farmer Stewart James, tanner, William st Stewart Miss Kate, millinery and\u2019 dry guods, Brock st Stinson Charles, blacksmith Sturgess John, laborer Sullivan Timothy, laborer, Centre st Tait David, machinist, bds at Albion hotel Taylor Henry, accountant, Brock st Taylor Henry, clerk, off Byron st Taylor John, Perry st » Taylor Malcolm, agent Joseph Hall Manufacturing Co.Taylor Peter, assistant treasurer county of Ontario Taylor William, clerk Thew William, farmer Thomas Henry, laborer Thomas James, carpenter Thomas Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thomas Thoms Thomas, mechanic, Kent st Thomson John, carpenter Thompson Henry, pumpmaker, Brock #4 Thompson William, saddler, Brock st Thwaite Metcalfe, tea merchant, Centre st n Byronst Till Wilham, cabinetmaker, Brock st Tillen John, laborer Tshann A.B,, hotelkeeper, Dundas st Tuill Henry Tuhy Jerome, stage driver, Brock st Vanvlack Mrs.Lena, wid John A.Centre st Verrell John H., laborer, King st Walker Mrs.Margaret, wid R., Byron st Walkey Samuel, carriagemaker, Dun- das st Walker William, carpenter, Centre st Wallace James Wallace Mrs.Maria, wid Geo., off Brock st Walters Henry, produce dealer, Brock st Warfolk Benjamin, sailor, Richmond st Warren William, collector of customs Wass John, Centre st Watkiss J.L., bailiff, Dundas st Watson Heury, clerk, Port Whitby Watson James, laborer Watson John, warehouseman Weekes William, mason, Centre st Welton John, keeper Court house Westlake William, mason, Brock st Whalen James, shoemaker Whalen Ths.H.,, shoemaker, Dundas st Whitby Grammar school, Thomas Kirkland, principal War-WIA DOMINION 902 DIRECTORY.[ProviNCE ow WHITBY CHRONICLE, weekly, annual subscription $1.50; W.H.Hig- ins, editor, proprietor and printer, rock st WHITBY GAZETTE, weekly, annual subscription $1.50; George hb Ham, editor, proprietor and printer, Dundas st White Mrs.Frances D., wid Ephraim, Byron st Whitfield Philip B., mason \u2018Whitney Mrs., wid Ira \u2018Whitney Seymour, teamster Whittleton Edmund, Richmond st Wiggins Thomas, moulder Wilkinson John, watchmaker, Brock st Wilkinson Samuel J., laborer, Brock st Willis Thomas, District school teacher Wilson Alex.O., painter, Dundas st Wilson Hugh, teamster, Brock st \u2018Wilson Robert, photographer, Dundas st Wilson Robert J., barrister, Brock st Wilson Thomas, tanner Wilson William, night operator G.T.R.Wolfenden & Lawrie, marble works, Dundas st Wolfenden Jonathan, marblecutter Wood John, laborer G.T.R.Wood Winchester W., marble cutter Wootlhouse John, school teacher Wright Joseph, laborer, Brock st Yarnold Ridge, carpenter Yarnold Robert J., shoemaker, Brock st YULE GEORGE, agent Montreal Ocean Steamship Co., Montreal Telegraph Co., Canadian Express Co., and insurance agent, Brock st, h Dundas st WHITE LAKE\u2014A village at the foot of Waba or White Lake, township of Me- Nab, county of Renfrew.Waba Brook, the outlet of the lake passing through the village, affords good water power, and several mills have been erected on its course.Distant from Renfrew 13 miles, from Arnprior, astation of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 13 miles, from Pakenham 14 miles, from Perth 45 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 200.Alston John, innkeeper Box Jolin, storekeeper Browne John, lumber merchant Cram James, sawyer Cram William, carpenter Cuthbert James, storekeeper Ellison \u2014, blacksmith Lee John Lindsay William, saw mill Ludgate Anthony, laborer Lundy Daniel, lime burner McDonald George, laborer McKay James, sawyer McManus Denis, blacksmith McNab Dugald C., school teacher McNab J., miller Merryman Michael, blacksmith Paris John, postmaster, mill owner Paris William & James, grist, carding and saw mills Power Miss Margaret Robertson Alexander, carpenter Robertson Misses Isabella & Janet, tailoresses Stewart Alexander, mill owner, and storekeeper ; Stewart Donald, sawyer Stirling Alexander, shoemaker Yuill Mrs.Sarah, tailoress WHITE ROSE\u2014A small village in the township of Whitchurch, county of York.Distant from Aurora, a station of the Northern railway, 4 miles, from Toronto 26 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about Alley J.F., farmer .Harrison & Vanastrand, lumbermen Hornsby Richard, farmer Knight Thomas, farmer Lane Matthew, lumberman Lane Moses, farmer Livingston Robert, blacksmith Lloyd Charles, farmer Lloyd George, shingle manufacturer Lloyd Jared, postmaster, farmer Parrit Thomas, blacksmith Pointer Henry, jobber Powel George, shoemaker Rahue Charles, wheelwright Richardson David, farmer Richardson J.C., collector Scott Thomas, farmer Scott William, farmer Small Henry, farmer Smith Christopher, veterinary surgeon Smith Robert, farmer Smith William, farmer Steel Mark, farmer Wallace Stephen, farmer Witten Samuel, farmer Young Joseph, farmer *WHITEVALE\u2014A thriving village in the township of Pickering,county of Ontario.There are extensive flouring and woollen mills in this village.Montroal Telograph Co.has aun office here Distant from hitby, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 13 miles.Mail daily.l\u2019opulation about 250.Allaway Alfred, cooper Allaway W., cooper Besse A.P., lumber dealer Burton T., farmer Besse John, lumber dealer Besse George, lumber dealer Booth Henry, cabinetmaker Booth William, planing mills Brunskill Thomas, M.D.Burton Israel, butcher Burton William, carpenter Cameron William W., mason Christian church, rev, Jesse Tatton Coxworth John, of Gilchrist & Cox- worth Creig Henry, tailor Derusha Edward, hotelkeeper Ellis Jonathan, clerk Ellis Joseph, woollen factory Fawthrop Jabez, dyer GILCHRIST & COXWORTH, builders and undertakers, steam planing mills, door, sash and blind factory Gilchrist George, of Gilchrist & Cox- worth Hall John, spinner Iilse Brothers, farmers .Hoovar Peter, cheese manufacturer Major flour mills, W.& J.Spink, proprietors Major Henry McPhee Donald, postmaster,storekeeper Millar Nelson, teamster MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Moody Daniel, shoemaker Moor rev.James, Baptist Naro Augustus, clerk Nighswander J., miller Patton Joseph, butcher Rhumor Peter, butcher Roach Frederick, blacksmith Robinson John, cooper Rose George IT, of James Rose & Son Rose James, of James Rose & Son Rose James, & Son, tailors Spink John L., of W.&J.Spink Spink Samuel, miller Spink W.& J .flour mills and stave factory Spink William, of W.& J.Spink «Formerly called Majorville, Strachan George, jun,, farmer Strachan George, sen,, farmer Tatton rev.Jesse, Christian church Taylor Duncan, carder Taylor James, storekeeper Tindell Andrew, carpenter Varden Robert, carpenter White Trueman P., J.P, mill owner Wigmore Samuel 8, tinsmith Wilson Joseph, carriagemaker Wonch Wesley W., teacher Common.school WHITFIELD\u2014A small village in the township of Mulmur, county of Simcoe.Distant from Angus à station ofthe North orn railway 22 miles from Toronto 60 miles, from Hamilton 100 miles, Mail biweekly.l\u2019opulation about 160.Archer James, farmer Best John, farmer Bole Richard, farmer Cranston James, farmer Davison James, farmer Davison John, farmer Dean John, farmer Erwin Archibald, storekeeper Ferguson Thomas, farmer Ferris Archibald, farmer Ferris James, farmer Terris John, farmer Ferris Matthew, farmer Henderson David, farmer Henry Parsons D., postmaster Hewit Joseph, builder Homes Joshua, furmer Lakings William, farmer Lloyd Benjamin, farmer.Lockhart Frank, farmer Lockhart Matthew, farmer Lockhart Robert, farmer Loney John, farmer McCutcheon David, farmer McCutcheon Joseph, farmer Mews Thomas, blacksmith Reaburn Thomas, farmer Sloan Edward, farmer Walker James, farmer Williamson John, farmer WIARTON\u2014A village In the townships: of Amabel and Keppel, counties of Grey and Bruce.Grain and lumber form the principal trade here.Di-tant from Col- ingwood, a station of the Northern rail way, 60 miles by water, 80 by land, fare §3,, from Toronto 140 miles.Mail four\" times a week.l\u2019opulation about 200.Bailey James, bricklayer Cabel Joseph, laborer Collins Jeremiah, contractor Collins rev.J.C., Bible christian Craig John, farmer Crandon Joseph, hotellceeper Currie Mrs., wid, hotelkeeper Dinsmore David, storekeeper Dinsmore Thomas, trader Falls Jumes, gardener Talls John, carpenter Turrow Frederick, farmer Germyn John, fafmer Gilpin Miss Martha, school teacher Gilpin Thomas, mill owner and lumber merchant Greonlees Robert, storekeepor Grier James, furmer Harkness Thomas, sailor Hart Thomas, farmer Hocking James, watchmaker Hurst Thomas, blaclesmith Jones B.C., grain dealer Kent John, contractor Kerr George, throsher Kerr Joseph Lennox James, laborer Lickman Fran, carpenter ONTARIO.| DOMINION 903 DIRECTORY.Wia-WiL McKinney J.W., shoemaker Matthews Isaac, gardener Matthews James, farmer Matthews Mark, artist ; Miller B.B., postmaster, commissioner, storekeeper Patterson James, druggist Preston George, shoemaker Preston Joseph, laborer Pritchard Joseph, farmer Rainey John, carpenter Renshaw Daniel, laborer Renshaw Matthew, laborer Riddell John, farmer Smith rev.George, Bible christian Soper William, laborer Stevenson Alexander, grain dealer Stevenson Thomas White William, farmer Whitworth W.B., saddler Wilkins John, cooper Williams A., M.D,, lumber dealer Wilmot Isaiah, sawyer WICK\u2014A village in the township of Brock, county of Ontario.There will be a station of the Toronto and Nipissing railway here.Distant from Whitby, the county town, 25 miles, from Toronto 55 miles.Fare by stage to Whitby $1.25.Mail daily.Population about 125.Brabazon George, commissioner Queen's Bench, conveyancer Carmichael Peter, hotelkeeper Chambers John Ferguson John, teacher common school Hadden George, farmer Hill George, farmer Leask Alexander, farmer Leask David, farmer McArthur rev.Robert, Presbyterian McCreight John, farmer McDonald John, farmer Moir Robert, blacksmith Morden Edgar R., shoemaker Shier Caleb, postmaster St Johns John, farmer Stone John, butcher and cattle dealer WICKLOW -A small village in the township of Haldimand, county of Nor- thumberland.Distant from Grafton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 8} miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about in Acer Charles, farmer Acer Frederick, farmer Card Chester T., farmer Card John, farmer Davis Mordecai, laborer Davy John, carpenter Doolittle Ephraim A., farmer Ewing C.E,, postmaster Greenwood John S,, clothier Hall Alexander, farmer Johnson William, farmer Kirkpatrick James, laborer McBrien Lewis, farmer McBrien Simon, constable Peck William, laborer Riggs George, farmer Rogers Charles, farmer Uscher William, blacksmith Williams Isham, assistant posmaster Williams Lymuan, pumpmaker Wilson Henry, waggonmaker Wilson John, J.I\u2019,, inspector of Inland revenue Woodruff John, laborer *WIDDER-\u2014A village laid out by the Canada Land Co,, township of Bosanquet, county of Lambton, Montrenl Tele raph Co, has anofilce here, Distant from Wid- dor station, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 2 miles, fare os from Sarnin 80 niles.Mail daily.Population about * Sometimes called Pine Hill.Duffus Adams, postmaster, storekeeper Elliott J., snath manufacturer Goodfellow rev.P., Presbyterian Gillespie rev.J., Primitive methodist Johnson Hiram, waggonmaker Kerr William, shoemaker Monger Elijah, potter MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Moore Charles, school teacher Ross Andrew, tavernkeeper Lackie John, tanner Tedball Robert, shoemaker Watcher Richard, blacksmith *WIDDER STATION\u2014A village in the township of Bosanquet, county of Lambton, It is a station of the Grand Trunk railway, and possesses a woollen factory, Distant from Strathroy 24 miles, from Sarnia 32 miles, from ndon 42 miles.Mail daily.Population about 500.ARGUS AND REVIEW, weekly, annual subscription $1; Alexander J.Belch, proprietor and printer Atkinson & Gattes, grain dealers Atkinson Gattis, & Hodgins, commission merchants Babbington John, shoemaker Beattie Alexander, dealer BELCH ALEXANDER J.proprietor and printer of the Argus and Review, resides in St Mary's Bell Mrs., boarding house Bice Mark, M.D.Bishop William, engineer Brook L.J., dealer Burns John, general dealer Cameron John, woollen mill CANADIAN EXPRESS CO., Wm.H.Morgan, agent Cheshire Edward, farmer Cornel Jonas, of Cornel & Wilse Cornel & Wilse, planing mill Curtis George, provision dealer Davidson William, farmer Dalziel Andrew, blacksmith Dalziel Miss, m:lliner Dillon Anson, carpenter Dobie John, contractor Fergusson Robert, school teacher Hall Richard, waggonmaker Haney Richard, carpenter Hay William, engineer Hillborne Nelson, farmer Holwell George W., hotelkeeper Johnston Edward, blacksmith Johnston William, dealer Kennedy Brothers, grist mill Kennedy Caleb, of Kennedy Brothers Kennedy Jacob, of Kennedy Brothers Kirkpatrick Thomas, J.P., postmaster, clerk of Division court Lee John, watchmaker Lennox Thomas, dealer Long John, registrar Lymon Morris, carpenter McGregor John, tinsmith McIntosh Roderick, tailor McNab James, engineer Morgan William H., station master and ageut Canadian Express Co.Munns William A, M.D.Moore rev George, Episcopal methodist Nevills William H., dealer Palmer F.P.Paltridge Christopher J., photographer Parkinson Marmaduke, plasterer Plumb Paul, carpenter Plum 8S.A, carpenter Powell James, engineer Pringle William E., tailor Pykeman George, farmer Rae Robert, J.P, reeve, dealer Riggan James, tinsmith * The post office is called Thedford.Robershall Mrs., school teacher Robinson John, farmer Rogers T.S., plasterer Rumph Jacob, hotelkeeper Smith William S., hotelkeeper Southwait Nelson, nurseryman Symington Alexander, shoemaker Tidball Robert, shoemaker Tibbits T.S., waggonmaker Watson, Palmer & Southwait, steam saw mills Watcher Robert, blacksmith ~~\" WATTSON MARTIN, dealer in furniture and furniture lumber Williamson William, farmer Wilsey Asa, of Cornel & Wilse \u2018Wilson Richard, barnessmaker Wintermute William, engineer WILFRID\u2014A small village in {the township ot Brock, county of Ontario.Distant from Newmarket, a station of the Northern railway 30 miles, fare $1.50; from Whitby, the county town, 38 miles, from Toronto 60 miles, Mail tri-weekly.Population about 110.Chambers John, postmaster, storekeeper Doyle Timothy, laborer Hamall Alexander, mason Hart George, constable Hart Robert, farmer Hillicker Foster Hodgins Thomas, carpenter Hunter John, weaver Lloyd John, farmer Lloyd Thomas, farmer Macferdyn Allan, teacher school Nealon John, farmer New Connexion methodist church, rev.A.B.Demill, minister Reeki James, storekeeper Shier Joshua, shoemaker Till William, waggonmaker Turner Mrs.Ann, wid George Valentine John, blacksmith Way Seth, farmer Way William, lumberer WILKESPORT\u2014A small village on a branch of the Sydenhsm river, near the head of navigation, township of Sombra, county of Lambton.Country produce and lumber afford the principal trade here.Distant from the River St Clsir 6 miles, from Sarnia, à station of the Grand Trunk and terminus of the London and Sarnia branch of the Great Western railways, 20 miles, from Chatham 35 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 50.Ayres Thomas, carpenter Bishop Samnel, carpenter Bradt Hiram, laborer Bradt Thomas, laborer Brown Charles, farmer Campbell William M., carpenter Hooper Richard, carpenter Killreth George, laborer Kimball William, postmaster, dealer McCrea William, blacksmith McGregor Archie, farmer McNaughton John, shoemaker Murphy John, farmer Nigh John, shoemaker Parker rev.À.J., Wesleyan Ramsay George, farmer Reid Richard B., farmer Reynolds John, saw and grist mill Shaw Joseph, carpenter Sheppard David, farmer Sturdivant Hiram, M.D.Sweet William, lumberer Tindall James, teacher Young Archibald, dealer Young Hector, sawyer Common Walker James, storekeeper Wetherall A, farmer Wilson David, laborer Wir-WiL DOMINION 904 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF *WILKIE'S CORNERS\u2014A small village in the to wuship ot Southwold, county of Elgin.Distant from Fingal 2} miles, from St Thomas, a station of the London and Port Stanley 1 ailway, 8miles, fare 50e, Population about 60.Brady Charles, harnessmaker Horton John, farmer Howard George, carpenter Orchard Thomas, farmer Orchard William, farmer Shaw Ezra, storekeeper Shaw Timothy, farmer Sutton Calvin, farmer Wilkie James, blacksmith \u2018Williams James R., school teacher Waugh William, farmer WILLETSHOLME\u2014A small place in the township of Pittsburg, county of Frontenac.Distant from Gananoque, 8 station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, fare 12jc.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Abrams George, horse fork factory Abrams Josiah, postmaster Anderson Samuel, dealer in cordwood Barton Alexander, M.D.Bell John, farmer Bell Walter, contractor Benett Robert, farmer Blacklock James Buck John, farmer David Isaac, veterinary surgeon Goodman John, laborer Greenizan John, butcher Harding Henry, fence viewer Hardy Thomas, contractor Herries Enoch Hunter Edward, carpenter Johnston William Kirkwood Alexander, saw mill Kirkwood John, engineer Lyons Levi, stonemason McCoy Miss, mantle maker McCoy Mrs., tailoress McLean Archibald, laborer Rea D.A, pound keeper Reynolds John, blacksmith Thomson John, grocer, &c.Todd James, carpenter Toner James, fence viewer Young Miss Frances, school teacher t WILLIAMSBURG\u2014A small village in the township and county of Waterloo.Montreal Telegraph Co gas an office here.Distant from New AWérdeen 2 miles, from Berlin, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, fare 25c.; from Turonto 65 miles.Population about 100.Bail Henry, carpenter Becker Henry, farmer Bætcher Christian, farmer Bower John, farmer Clemens Abraham D., farmer Clemens Joseph, farmer Dohl Frederic, farmer Graul Henry, farmer Grischon Christopher J., laborer Hagedorn Ernest, farmer Heckeswiller Anthony, laborer Helmar George, farmer Herner Samuel, school teacher Israel George, farmer Johannes Joachim, farmer Kesaelring Christian, farmer Liense Frederick, laborer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Pringle Gilbert, farmer Rellinger Mathias, farmer Rheim Ludwing, farmer Schnarr Daniel, laborer Schlegel J.I, shoemaker *Also called Shaw\u2019s Corners, office is at Fingal t The post oflice is at New Aberdeen.The post Steckly John, farmer Stauffer Daniel, farmer Swartz Isaac, farmer Weber John, cooper Wilhelm Anthony, farmer Woods John, farmer Wyse Michael, cooper *WILLIAMSFORD\u2014A small village on the Garafraxa gravel rond, townships of Holland and Sullivan, county of Grey.The north west branch of the Saugeen river passes through here, affording good water power to several grist, saw and shingle mills, and à woollen factory, Distant from Owen Sound 14 miles, fare 7be.; from Durham 141niles, fare 75¢.; irom Col- lingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 69 miles, fare &2.75c.Mail daily.Population about 150.Barron George, mason Bell J., blacksmith Bridget James, carpenter Buchanan Archibald, farmer Buchanan John, tailor Buchanan William, postmaster, bookbinder Bumstead Samuel, farmer Brown John, tanner Bryce H.D., blacksmith Byers William, blacksmith Byres John, carpenter Byres Thomas, mason Cook Ralph, shoemaker, tavernkeeper Craven James, wool carder Douglas John, farmer Dumble \u2014, M.D.Elliott Adam S., mill owner Frost William, storekeeper Gillies Robert, storekeeper Green George, shoemaker Hillyard rev.William, Baptist Hopkins John, saddler Hopkins Nicholas, shoemaker McClure David, carpenter McLaughlin James, confectioner Markle Walter K., hotelkeeper Orr George Pears George, proprietor saw mill Prosser Robert, Williamsford hotel Ralph William, chairmaker Robertson James, laborer Saunders William, shipwright Spear John, weaver and farmer Stanley John J.W., miller Steerman William, storekeeper Totten John, proprietor saw mill Tenant John, cradle and rake maker Wallace James, miller WILLIADSTOWN\u2014A village on the river Aux Raisins, township of\u201d Charlot- tenburg, county of Glengary.A large trade 18 carried on herein lumber and grain.Distant from Lancaster, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, fare 25c.; from Cornwall 12 miles, Mail daily.Population about 460, Barrett Thomas, blacksmith, William st Barrett William, carriagemaker, William st Bone Emery, mason, William st Beauchamp Alexander, blacksmith, William st Beauchamp Frs., laborer, William st Bertram Oliver, shoemaker, William st Brazeau François, laborer, William st Brazeau Pierre, laborer, John st Brigge Tillness, carding mill, John st Brown Mrs.Catherine McGillis, wid James, William st Burke Mrs.Isabella, wid James II, John st Burton Benj., blacksmith, William st Burton James, carriagemaker, John st * Well known to travellers as ¢ The Sable.\u201d\u2019 The post oflice is called Sullivan, Cardinal Antoine, jun., joiner, St Mary st Cardinal Ant, sen, laborer, William st Cardinal François, laborer, William st Cardinal Guillaume, laborer St Mary st Cardinal Moïse, furmer, William st Caron Thomas, trader, Jobn st Cattannach Lauchlan, wheelwright, John st Convent Congregation Notre Dame, sister St Irence, superioress, William st Croteau Jean, painter, John st Curry James, baker, corner Johnson and Warren sts Daoust Henri, laborer, Church st Dixon Mrs.Jane, wid Jas., Johnson st Doherty William, laborer, William st Doré Stanislas, sexton, John st Dumoulin Louis, laborer, Warren st Edwards Samuel, butcher, Warren st Elder George, blicksmith, John st Eole James, sawyer, William st Ferguson Geo., shoemaker, Church st Ferguson Mrs.Mary, wid James, laundress, Warren st Fraser Archibald, J.P., clerk of Division court, Fraserfield Fraser Mrs.Margaret, wid Donald, John st Gadbois dit Vandandaigne Pierre, dry goods and cabinetmaker, John st Gordon Francis, laborer, Warren st Grant John, carpenter, Warren st Grant Peter, carpenter, John st Gray William, farmer, William st Guy Mrs.Esther, wid Jean Bte., dressmaker, Church st Heenan Thomas, farmer, John st Jamieson rev.Alexander, principal Grammar school Larocque Hyacinthe, laborer, Warren st Ledoux Charles, blacksmith, William st Leroux A., ship carpenter, Church st Leroux Jos., ship carpenter, Church st Macdonald John, dry goods, John st Macpherson James, tailor, William st McCarty rev.Isaac, R.catholic, St Mary McCoy Mrs.Annie, wid Simon, Warren st McCrea John, John st McDonald Alex., farmer, Ocean hall McDonald Ang: s hotelkeeper, Church st McDonald Donald, tanner, John st MeDonald John A., merchant, John st McDonald J.J., hotelkecper, William st McDonald Mrs.Janet, wid Duncan, William st McDonald Robert, foreman, John st McDonald William, farmer, Ocenn hall McDonell Thomas hotelkeeper, John st McGillis Albert, shoemaker, William st Mc@Gillis John, grist and saw mill McGillivray Geo, farmer, Dummaglass McLennan Duncan, postmaster, township clerk and division registrar, Church st McLennon Murdoch, farmer Major Adolphe, carter, John st Patenaude Pierre, sawyer, Church st Rousson Timothée, joiner, William st Sauriol Lôandre, wheelwright, William st Shaver Robert, M.D., John st Slack Benjamin, tailor, William st Small William, laborer, Church st Smith William, wheelwright, William st St Amand Pierre, laborer, John st St Andrew\u2019s church, rev.beter Watson, minister Sullivan Androw, tinsmith, John st Summers Jas.A., potash maler, John st Sylvester William, millwright atson rev.Peter, B.A, Presbyterian, church st \u2018Wilson Hugh, miller, John st ONTARIO] DOMINION 905 DIRECTORY.WiL-WiN WILLOWDALE\u2014A village in the township of York, west riding of the county of York.Distant from Thornhill, a station of the Northern railway, 5 miles, from Toronto 9 miles, fare 25e.Mail daily.Population about 150.Barber Joseph Brett John, farmer \u2018Casely William, farmer \u2018Crawford Mrs.Margaret, wid William Cummer David, carpenter Cummer George, farmer Cummer Jacob, postmaster, tinsmith Cummer Samuel, farmer Davison Hugh, farmer Dewsberry Thomas, farmer Gibson Peter S., land surveyor, farmer Gibson Mrs., wid David Hackety Michael, laborer Holmes William, farmer Johnson Abraham, J.P.Lake rev.V.E., Episcopal methodist Lawrence Peter, farmer McMurchy Alexander, farmer Sheppard James, laborer Sheppard Michael, farmer Smith Mrs., wid Thomas St Germain A.H.\u2018Trayling William, blacksmith Wallace Alexander, farmer Wallace William, farmer Willson Arthur, township clerk, land conveyancer Wilson Egerton, farmer WILLOW GROVE\u2014A village in the township ot Oneida, county of Haldimand.Distant {rom Caledonia, à station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 4 miles, fare 124e.; from Cayuga, the county town, 10 miles, from Port Dover, on Lake Erie, 20 miles, fare 81,124.Mail daily.Population about 80.Downey William, farmer Fagan William, farmer Gibson James, farmer Hamilton James, farmer Ince Henry J., J.P., township clerk and issuer of marriage licenses Keating Thomas, postmaster, innkeeper Kennedy William, farmer Lang Abraham, farmer McCloy Alexander, farmer McMoran Samuel, farmer MARRIAGE LICENSES, Heury J.Ince, J.P., issuer Murphy Patrick, farmer Plout William, farmer Scott Thomas, farmer WELMUR\u2014A settlement in the township of Loughborough, county of Fron- tenao, There are extensive load mines within 1} miles of this village.Distant from Kingston 21 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 300.Amey G., farmer Amey Nelson, farmer Amey Nicholas, laborer Amey Peter, saw mill Baikus Sylvester, laborer Balesck David, farmer Brooks George, laborer Burk \u2014, weaver Buttermore William, farmer \u2018Clark Henry, farmer Clough Mrs, wid Conley John, farmer Connolly captain Michael Corkrill Thomas, tailor Cummins John, farmer Darling lra, farmer Davis Ebenezer, farmer Deakes James, laborer Ennis George, farmer Ennis James, farmer Ennis William, farmer Freeman Jobn K., farmer Freeman Peter W., J.P., agent Canada Timber Co.Gehan Patrick, farmer Godwin James, pedlar Guthrie Walton, J.P.Guthrie William, saw mill Guthrie William, farmer Hadley Hiram, farmer Harker George, farmer Henry David, saw mill Henry Felix, farmer Hobbs William, farmer Hogan Michael, farmer Hogan Patrick, farmer HOLDEN MARVIN, J.P., postmaster Johnson Simon, farmer Kenada William, farmer McFadden James, farmer McFadden Thomas, farmer McHeran John, jun., farmer McHeran John, farmer McQuaid Patrick, farmer McWee James, farmer Mills Charles, farmer Moore Archibald, shoemaker O'Brian Patrick, laborer Orser Charles, farmer Peter Joseph, carpenter Provis Charles, farmer Raymond John, farmer Raymond William, farmer Roushorn Edmond, farmer Roushora Willard, farmer Ryan Patrick, farmer Sears Samuel, laborer Sears William, blacksmith Shales John, farmer Silver John, farmer Smith George, saw mill Spafford John, farmer Thompson James, farmer Valier John, farmer Valier Joseph, carpenter Vesie Mitchell, farmer Vankoughnet Peter, farmer Wood Enoch, farmer WILTON\u2014A village on Big Creek, township of Ernestown, county of Lennox and Addington.Distant from Ernestown, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 16 miles, from Kingston 16 miles, fare 62jc.Mail daily.Population about 200.Babcock Henry.farmer Babcock John, laborer Bridgen Samuel, laborer Buck Francis, blacksmith Burke Danford, blacksmith Clarke George, blacksmith Davey Henry, carpenter Davey James, laborer Davey John, harnessmaker Davey Nelson, blacksmith Davison Alexander, farmer Davison Samuel, farmer Davison William, weaver Hamilton Foster, farmer Hamilton George, farmer Hamilton G.W, laborer Hamilton Washington, engineer Hicks N.D, clerk Hurley William Jackson Edward, laborer Jackson Francis, laborer Jackson George, laborer Kellar Andrews, farmer Lawson John, farmer Leeman Robert, laborer Leeman Sanford, innkeeper Lewis James, farmer McClement David, tailor McEwau Isaac, laborer McEwen John, laborer McLean George, school teacher McLean Robert, agent for washing machines MARRIAGE LICENSES, Henry Pulty, issuer Miller James, farmer Miller Robert, farmer Mills Harvey, farmer Mills Thomas, potash manufacturer Ovens William, wheelwright Parrott Daniel, carpenter Parrott John, carpenter Parrott Wesley, farmer Peters John, farmer Peters Silas, blacksmith Pulty Henry, clerk Division court, issuer of marriage licenses and coroner Redden Stephen, shoemaker Reid Robert, farmer Rupert rev.\u2014, Wesleyan Simmons Alexander, mill owner Simmons Austin, miller Simmons Benjamin, miller Sommons John, bailiff Simmons Henry Simmons John, of Simmons & Simmons Simmons Miles, farmer Simmons & Simmens, mill owners Smith Lewis, laborer Smith rev.Benson, Episcopal methodist Stewart Alexander, farmer Storms Charles, farmer Storms George, farmer Storms John J., farmer Storms James, farmer Storms Orange, farmer Storms Ruggles, farmer -Storms John, farmer Thompson James, carpenter Thompson William, cabinetmaker Timerman Harvey, wheelwright Wallace Andrew, tinsmith Wallace James, farmer Warner Damon S., storekeeper, issuer of marriage licenses Warner Harvey, merchant Warner Sidney, J.P., postmaster, commissioner in\u2019 B.R., &c.Wilson rev.Richard, Wesleyan WINCHELSE A\u2014A village in the township of Usborne, county of Huron.County produce affords the principal trade here.Distant from Granton.a station on the Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles, from St.Mary's 14 miles, fare 50c.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 70.Cathcart Henry, blacksmith Cook Thomas, farmer Cook Thomas, waggonmaker Halls Samuel P, teacher Howlett Elijah, weaver Robinson & Smith, waggonmakers Robinson William, carpenter Rowcliffe John, farmer Smith Alexander, postmaster, dealer Taylor Ephraim, shoemaker Turnbull Andrew, farmer Walden Benjamin, M.D.Watson George, carpenter Wonnicott James, blacksmith WINCHESTER-\u2014A flourishing village on the river Nation, township of Winchester, county of Dundas.It has a large local trade.There are excellent mineral springs six miles from the village, Distant from Williamsburg, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles, fare 81; from Ottawa 36 miles.Mail daily.Population about 400.Adams Joseph, storekeeper Ault & Edgerton, fullers and carders Ault George, of Ault & Edgerton Beach Asa, storekeeper Berry Isaac, carpenter * Also called Chesterville. Win-Win Berry Isaac J., chairmaker Bogart Giles W., J.P., issuer of licenses Bogart Mrs.Jonathan, milliner Buist Robert, cabinetmaker Cane James, farmer Casselman \"Charles T., postmaster, storekeeper, treasurer of municipality and commissioner Casselman James C., farmer Casselman Ransom, tanner Cooper & Marlin, ashery Cord George, miller Coyne Mrs.Martin Cummings Mrs.Mary, wid P.D.Cummins Thomas, millwright Dwyer Francis, tailor Edgerton Joseph, of Ault & Edgerton Fergusson rev.William, Presbyterian Fisher Joseph, carriagemaker Fitchel George, grocer Fitchel William, painter Flynn John, shoemaker Fyke Francis, cooper Garret James, laborer Garrow Frederick, farmer Gibbons Jeremiah F., storekeeper Gillespie James, of Gillespie & Rae Gillespie & Rae, storekeepers Ginnely James, innkeeper Gorden George, teacher Gorden John, wheelwright Graham James, saddler Grant John D., M.D, Harper Adam, laborer Harper Charles, laborer Harper Michael, laborer Harrison William, blacksmith Hayes William, blacksmith Hilier William, clerk Holmes rev.J., Wesleyan Hughes Patrick, storekeeper Hummel Amos, carpenter Hummel George, farmer Hummel John, farmer Hummel Simon, shoemaker Hunter Andrew D., storekeeper Hutt S., blacksmith JOHNSON REV.W.E., Episcopal methodist Ker Edward, wheelwright McKay John, M.D.McMahon James, shoemaker and grocer MARRIAGE LICENSES, Giles W.Bogart, issuer Martin Mrs.Mary, wid William Meade rev.John, R.catholic Merkley Arthur, blacksmith Merkley Joseph, bailiff Merkley Mrs.Charlotte, wid John Merkley Samuel, blacksmith Moad Henry, storekeeper Murphy James, storek seper Rae Mrs.Rebecca Rae William, clerk Division court Shirkey Francis, tanner Smith Elisha K., tanner Smith James, shoemaker Smith Lyman, tanner Smith William, shoemaker Stallmayer Alexander, tavernkeeper Whealen James, grocer Winegard Isaac, fanning mill maker marriage WINCHESTER SPRINGS\u2014A vil lage in the township of Willinmsburg, county of Dundas, There are three mineral springs in the neighbourhood, which are well frequented during the summer, Montreal Telegraph Co.has'an oflice here, Distant from Morrisburg, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 12 miles, from Ottawa 50 miles, from Montreal 122 miles.Mail daily.l\u2019opulation about 100.ALLISON JOHN, general store and agent Montreal Telegraph Co.DOMINION 906 DIRECTORY.Bailey William, farmer Bell Thomas, farmer Bolton Hugh, farmer » Casselman Josiah, farmer Ohristie Miss Nancy J., school teacher CONNER WILLIAM, hotelkeeper Coons Solomon, farmer Greer James, postmaster, farmer Henderson William, constable, farmer Hill Samuel, farmer Jeffery William, farmer Laliberté Alexandre, farmer McIntosh Ira, boarding house Melntosh Joseph, farmer McIntosh Norman, farmer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CGO., John Allison, agent Morrow Samuel, farmer Nesbitt Thomas, farmer Niblock William, farmer Shaver William, farmer Suddeby, shoemaker Shaver William, cooper Toy Robert, J.P., farmer .West Carleton & James, boarding house Whitcomb Chance W., innkeeper WINDERMERE\u2014A village in the townsulp of Watt, district of Muskoka.Distant from Barrie, a station of the Northern rail ay, 80 miles, fare by stage in winter $3.50, in summer $2.75.Mai: tri-weekly in summer, weekly in winter.Population about 60.Aitken Scott, farmer Aitken Thomas, postmaster, farmer Barber James, tanner Buckerfield William, farmer Creuer John, farmer Dawson William, farmer Fife David, farmer Forge Francis, farmer Shannon Alexander B., storekeeper Shannon John, mill owner Simmers Lewis, farmer Smallore William, farmer Stevens Joseph, farmer Taylor Archibald, mill owner Thiggard Richard, farmer WINDHAM CENTRE\u2014A small vil- Inge in the township of Windham, county ot Norfolk, Distaut from Simcoe, the county town, 1: niles, from Puris, a station of the Grand Trunk and Groat Western railways, 22 miles, Muil daily.Population about 100.Aspden Joseph Baker Benjamin F., councillor Baker Huit, J.P., farmer Baker Jehiel C., inukeeper Currey Charles, fireman Forse George, teamster Freeman Henry, laborer Freeman John G., laborer Freeman Jonathan, sawyer Green Robert, postmaster, storekeeper Janeraux James, carpenter Lawrence William 1I., blacksmith McKay Robert A., school teacher Masecar George, luborer Millard William, carpenter Rice Mrs.Manuva, wid Samuel Rice William, carpenter Robertson Charles, deputy reeve, farmer Robertson James, mill owner Silverthorn William, waggonmaker Smith James, blacksmith WINDSOR\u2014 An incorporated town on the river Detroit, opposite the City of Detroit, state of ichigan, township of Sandwich, county of Lskex.Tho Great Western railway terminates at this place, and connects by a furry with the Grand Trunk railway at Detroit, whence [PROVINCE oF raliroads lead to all parts of the United States.Country produco forms a large part of the Jocal Dusiners, and there is an important transit trade.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an oflice here.Disl tant from Chath:m 46 niles, from London 110 miles, from W oudstock 188 miles,- from Hamiiton 186 miles, Irom Niugara Falls 229 miles, nnd from Toronto\u201d 223 miles, Muil daily.Population about 4,000 ABEL DAVID H,, of Pulford & Abel Abel John H., joiner Adair Edward, drainer Ætna Fire & Marine Insurance Co, J.McCrae, agent Aikman Peter A, M.D., Lomæopathist Aldred William, sailor llan Bird, engineer LLISUN & REDERIUKS, general dealers Allison Wm., of Allison & Fredericks AMERICAN HOTEL, Edward Barrett, proprietor American Merchants Union Express Co., George W.Girdlestone, agent Andrews Alfred Augustus, M.D.Andrews Henry, clerk Antaya David, carpenter Anyan George, tavernkeeper Apple Frederick, carpenter Arthur Edward, tailor Arkell John R., barrister Armour John, insurance agent ARMSTRONG WILLIAM, manufacturer of native wine from the Clinton rape \u2018 Ashby George Askew Henry, hackdriver to Sandwich Asslin Richard, shoemaker Atherton Thomas, boarding house Atcherson Stewart, shoemuker Baby Alfred W., of Baby Brothers Baby Brothers, livery stables Baby Francis H., of Baby Brothers Biby John Chs., of Girdlestone & Biby and of Bäby Brothers Baby Mrs, Ann, wid Alfred Bailey David, carpenter Bailey Richard, shoemaker Baines William, carpenter G.W.R.Barnier Stephen, waggonmaker BARRETT EDWARD, proprietor American hotel Barringer Joseph Walter, of Stroud & Barringer Barry John, fireman G.W.R.Bartlet Alexander, town clerk Bartlet William, baler BATTY MRS.HANNAH, wid Jobn, fancy goods Baylis Benjamin, confectioner Beane George, engineer Beatty Edward, grocer Beazley William W., luborer Bell Henry C., ice dealer Bell John, agent Bell John F., student nt luw Bell Joseph, grocer Bencetle Louis, farmer Benson William, collector of customs Beuglet Henry, sehovol tencher BIDDULPH RICHARD I.S., account- unt Merchants bank of Cunada Binnie Thomas, clerk Bird Elie, luborer Black Alexander, clerk BLACK JAMES, of Black & Young, office Dotroit Bluck & Young, merchants, Detroit Blaichar Geo.I'., checker G.W.R.office Blanning Samuel, G.W.R.Bloomfield Richard Jns,, tavernkeeper and auctioneer Boismier Grégoire, bookkeeper Boismier Laurent ONTARIO.] DOMINION 907 DIRECTORY.WINDSOR.Bond William., porter and watchman G.W.R.Book James Burgess, M.D.Bowden John, engineer Bowden James, switch foreman G.W.R.Box James L., Cotter house Boyer Charles, laborer BRADT PETER H., Great Western hotel Brassard Denis, clerk Bray Mrs.Mary, wid Joseph Breen Patrick, cabinetmaker BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE CO.OF TORONTO, J.McCrae, agent Brown Henry, laborer Brown Jaco Brown Mars, laborer Buchan william, tobacco manufacturer Buckley Reuben, pork and groceries Burford George, barber Burns J.Olivier, telegraph operator and ticket agent BUTLER DANIEL K., groceries and liquor Butler Richard, clerk Butner Mrs.Sophronia, wid John Butterworth Robert, engineer G.W.R.Cady James, carriage trimmer Oalvart Robert, shoemaker Cameron Alex., of Cameron & Clary CAMERON & CLEARY, barristers and attorneys CAMERON DONALD, mayor, of Cameron & Thorburn Cameron & Thorburn, dry goods and groceries Campbell George, lumber merchant Carney Mrs.Ann, wid Thomas CARNEY RICHARD, M.D, proprietor of the Record and Journal Caron François, J.P., police magistrate Carrick Charles, yardsman G.W.R.Cary Isaac N., barber Casgrain Charles E., M.D.Cave Charles, engine driver Cayley Patrick, laborer Champagne Elie, laborer Chater George, mason Cheyne George, harnessmaker Cheyne Mrs.Margaret, milliner Chilvers Thomas, captain ferry boat Detroit Chittels Thomas, grocer Christie James, laborer Clark William, laborer Clarke Charles, shoemaker Clarke John, landing waiter Clay Henry, grocer aa Francis, of Cameron & Cleary Cliff George, carpenter Clinton captain William R., ferry boat Colby William, firemau G.W.R.Cole George E., painter Collier Willium, cigarmatker Combs Marcus, blacksmith Commercial hotel, Joseph Pratt, proprietor Connelly Mrs.Margaret, wid James Conway Patrick, dry goods Cook Mrs.Harriet, wid Timothy Cooly Thomas, engine driver G.W.R.Cooney Patrick, conductor G.W.R.Cotter house, James L.Box, proprietor Cotter James » Bro Cotter William Coulter William, tobacconist Cowan Miles, clerk Cowan William F., custom house broker Craig Mrs.June, wid John Craig Peter Alexander, blacksmith Crawford John, painter ronan Daniel, tailor Gross Francis J., soap and candle fac- ory Currie William, shoemaker Curry James, clerk Curtis Lawrence, overseer for corpora- ion Dancer Henry, painter Dancer Henry E., painter Davenport Horace Davie John, watchman G.W.R.Davies Evan, tailor Dawson Daniel, lumber merchant Degrout Daniel, shoemaker Delille Antoine, mechanic Dennison John, landing waiter Devosit Edward, grocer Dewson Alfred, clerk G.W.R.Dewson Mrs.Emily, wid Dr.Alfred K.Dewson William, clerk G.W.R., Dibble George Ww, shoemaker Dixon John, engineer Dol ert/ major Daniel Donuadier Francis, mechanic G.W.R.DONNELLY EDMUND BURKE, M.D., physician and surgeon Dougall Alfred, cler Dougall Brothers, dry goods, groceries, provisions, hardware, crockery, wines and liquors DOUGALL DUNCAN, barrister Dougall Francis J., of Dougall Brothers DOUGALL JAMES, nurseryman Dougall John, of Dougall Brothers Douglass Charles, agent Dow Thomas, G.W.R.Dows James, laborer Drake John W., of Drake & Joyce Drake & Joyce, furniture dealers Drew Paul L., sailor Dugray S., carpenter Duncan George Dupins Samuel, waggonmaker Dupont Charles T., excise officer Durocher Téle:phore, painter Dyer James, laborer Dynes William, brakeman G.W.R.Edgar Joseph 3., shoemaker Egan John, blacksmith G.W.R.Elliott J.L.G., clerk 7th Division court Elliott Mrs.Harriet, wid John ESSEX DISPENSARY, R.8.Priddy, manager Evison Samuel, laborer Fergus Robert, storekeeper Fergusson Alexander, cashier G.W.R.Ferky Peter, clerk Field Horace, brakeman G.W.R.Finnie Hector, engine driver G.W.R.Fitch Percival, clerk .Fletcher Dandy, tailor Flynn Patrick, laborer Foley Michael, yardsman G.W.R.Forbes Jas., captain ferry boat Argo Ford Charles 5, barber Forsyth James, merchant, Detroit Foster James, sailor Foster Richard P., butcher Fortier Charles é, assistant collecter Inland revenue FOSTER FREDERICK L., of Macdz- nell & Foster, provincial land survey- er, &c.Fowler Jawes, laborer Fowler William, carpenter Francomb George, engineer Frank Louis, tobacco cutter at factory Fraser George, stationer and agent for Montreal clegraph Co.FRASER JAMES, watchmaker Fraser William Henry, brakeman Fredericks Henry, of Allison & Fred- ericks Freeman Coleman, coppersmith Gale Moses, laborer Gales Miss Hannah, dressmaker Gannisse Cyrile, foreman Gannisse Victor, dry goods Gauxau Daniel, farmer Gibbons Ternes, laborer Gignac Simon, clerk Gilkes George, landing waiter Gilmore Thomas, carpenter GIRDLESTONE & BABY, commission and lumber merchants Girdlestone George William, of Girdles- tone & Biby Gibbs Joseph, tailor Gluns Reinhold, tanner Goodenough Henry, Division court Goodenough John C., mechanical department G.W.R.Gorst Thomas, photographer Goslin George, G.W.R.Gouette Miss, dressmaker Graham Levi, grocer Grant Geo., stationer and fruit dealer GRASETT CLEMENT D.town treasurer, agent Merchant bank of Canada Grasse Sidney D., M.D.Graveline Pierre, mason GREAT WESTERN HOTEL, Peter H.Bradt, proprieter Green William, laborer Greene Robert, engineer Grieve Donald, G.W.R.Griffiths Benjamin, carpenter Hagerty William, watchmaker Hall George, clerk Hall Joseph, fitter G.W.R.Hall William Gaspie Hamilton Thomas, fireman G.W.R.Hammond John, engineer Hannan John, carter Hannar Joseph, farmer Hanraham Edward, grocer Harbeck Henry A.of Harbeck & Lay, resides in Detroit Harbeck & Lay, vinegar and cider manufacturers Hardy Harvey, of Travis & Co.Harper Samuel, laborer Harper William, laborer HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.J.McCrae, agent Hartley rev.Charles, Methodist Harvey Henry, laborer Hayes John, conductor G.W.R.Hess Auguste, carpenter Heugh Archibald, car inspector Heys George, engineer ; Hey Shackleton, proprietor Essex dispensary, resides in Ailsa Craig Hine Edgar, blacksmith G.W.R.Hingle John M, carpenter Hirons William B., liquor dealer Holton John W., broker Hogan John, woodman G.W.R.Holden James, laborer Holmes Randolph, sailor Horne Chas.R., barrister, attorney, &c Horsburgh David, fireman G.W.R.Howell Norman, engineer and tollkeeper- Howson Mrs.Ann, wid Joseph Huntley Chs., bar tender Cotter house Hurst rev John, ch of England Hutchings Arthur, bookkeeper Hutton bert, tin and Japan ware Hutton John, saloonkeeper Hutton William, brakeman G.W.R.IRELAND CHARLES F., teller Merchants Bank of Canada Jacobs Henry, laborer Jacques Adolphus, confectioner James Milton, billiard hall Jannette Miss Mary Ann Jannisse Victor, dry goods Jeffery Edward, brakeman G.W.R.Jenkins George, captain ferry boat Essex WINDSOR.DOMINION 908 DIRECTORY.[Provinon or Jenkins Henry, proprietor steam boat J enlins Shadrack, proprietor steam oat -Jinefer William, barber Johnson James, school teacher - Johnson John, waggonmaker Johnson Robert, laborer Johnson Thomas N., hotelkeeper Johnston David, blacksmith Johnston David, bricklayer Johnston George Ray, clerk Johnston John, laborer Jones Mrs.Agnes, wid John Jones William Jones William, brewer Joy Levi, waggoumaker Joyce Alfred W., of Drake &Joyce Kelly Patrick, laborer Kennedy Arthur, jun., brewer Kelsey Charles, grocer KEMP REV.ALEX., Presbyterian Kennedy Arthur, brewer Kennedy Henry, wines and liquors Kilroy John Kilroy Thomas, grocer and crockery King Thomas R., carpenter Knight Calab, engine driver Lacroix Raymond, clerk Ladds John R., butcher Lamb William G., dentist Lambert Robert, M.D.Lambie James, general dealer Land Maschal, photographer Langlois Alexandre, farmer Langlois Joel, farmer Langlois Léon, farmer Langlois Mrs.Archange, wid Moise Langlois Mrs.S., wid Nicholas Langlois Pierre, farmer Langshaw William, laborer Lark Christopher, engineer G.W.R.Larter Brothers, grocery Larter J, of Larter Brothers Larter J.H., of Larter Brothers Larter John A, fruit store LAURIE P.G.Lavery Wm.John, watchman G.W.R.Lawrence John, cook Lawson Robert H., laborer Lay William F., of Harbeck & Lay, resides in Detroit Leary Peter, fisherman Lederle Mrs.Catherine, wid Frederick Leggatt Gordon, judge Lenfesty James, broom manufacturer Lewis Henry, cook Lewis John W., printer Life Association of Scotland, J.McCrae, agent Little Robert, storekeeper Livesey John, inspector G.W.R.Lloyd Christopher J., contractor Lorder Charles, laborer, Longworth Mrs.Mary, wid Moses Loughlin Thomas, laborer G.W.R.Lucas William, cooper Lucier Charles, carriagemaker LUSTED STEPHEN, editor and printer of the Record and Journal Maccormack James, laborer Macdonald Mrs.Bella, wid John MACDONELL & FOSTER, solicitors of patents of invention Macdonell Samuel Smith, of Macdonell & Foster, county crown attorney McCordel John, laborer McCormack James, laborer McCowan Charles, laborer McCRAE JOHN, insurance and general agent and official assignee McDonald David, chief engineer steamboat McDonough Henry Patrick, grocer McEwan John, sheriff McEwan Mrs, Ellen, wid Hugh McGregor David, of W.& D.McGregor McGarry James, laborer MoGREGOR & BROTHER, bankers, specie brokers, and dealers iu all kinds of bonds, McGregor Robt., of McGregor & Brother McGregor W, & D,, livery stable McGregor my of IcGregor & Brother, D.and of W.McGregor, deputy reeve McGuinn James, laborer McKay Angus McKnight Daniel, tailor McLaughlin Peter, tavernkeeper MeLeod James, tavernkeeper McLindon \u2014, joiner McMicken Alexander McMicken Alexander, agent MeMicken Gilbert, J.P.McPhilips George, school teacher McQueen Daniel, farmer, bds at Commercial hotel, Mackey John, innkeeper Mailloux Charles Mailloux Jacques, farmer Manning Michael J., saloon Marcon Frank E., attorney and solicitor Marentette Alexandre, farmer Marentette Alexander, gunsmith Marentette Benjamin, blacksmith Marentette Joseph L., landing waiter Mark Joseph, storekeeper Marshall William H., confectioner Marshall William H., engineer Mason Thomas Mason William, tinsmith Mathews George, of Mathews & Mark Mathews & Mark, grocers Maurer John Jos., hotel and restaurant Mays Henry, barber Mayville John, blacksmith Meloche & Reeves, harnessmaker MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA, C.D.Grasett, agent Merry John C., carriage painter Meston Thomas, conductor G.W.R.Minville John, blacksmith Mitchell Mrs.Eliza, wid John Mitchell Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.G.Fraser agent Mooney John, grocer Mooney Owen, laborer Moore George, mason Moran Peter H., second surveyor of customs Morris Charles J., trader Morton John, baker Morton William, surveyor of customs Mulhlans George, shoemaker, bds at Great Western hotel Mulvey Mrs.Honor, wid Raughlind Mumford Joseph V., veterinary surgeon Munger Theodore, patent right agent Murray John Fletcher, cloth dresser Nagle John, laborer Nanton Edward, wheelsman Napier Archibald, grocer Nash Samuel, engineer National hotel, Richard Unsworth, proprietor Navion Edward, storekeeper Neiman Henry, farmer Nells R.F., collector of Inland customs Nelson James, hardware, leather, &c.Nelson Jesse James, carter Nessey captain William Neveux & Co., exchange brokers Neveux E.L., of E.L.& J.Neveux and of Neveux & Co.Neveux E.L.& J., hardware Neveux J., of E.L.& J.Neveux Neveux Louis, hardware Newbury William, exchango Nicholson George, engine driver G.W.R.Nightingale Leonard, bed spring maker Noble Joseph, tavernkeeper Noble Mrs.Alma, wid Juimes Noland Robert, pedlar Norton Mrs.Georgina, wid Joseph A.Nutson Samuel, proprietor Nutson\u2019s hotel Nutson\u2019s Lotel, Samuel Nutson, proprietor O\u2019Brien Corneliug, engineer O'Connor Jeremiah, lawyer O'Connor John, barrister O'Doherty Daniel, storekeeper Offet Henry, storekeeper Offet William Henry, clerk Ogle Charles, car department, G.W.R.O'Hara Oliver, engine driver G.W.R.Ovington George, saloon Ouellette Daniel H, saddler Ouellette Denis, sailor Ouellette Theodore P., excise office Ouelette Mrs.Dosité, wid D.C.Ouellette Vital, farmer Page Simon, barber Pageon Patrick, mechanic Pagot Patrick, carpenter Parant Paul, carpenter Parent Alexandre, general dealer Parent Joseph Parent Mrs.F., wid Michel Parker Jackson, laborer Parker Miles, fruit store Parks Joseph, engineer G.W.R.Partridge William, innkeeper Patching Albert, fireman G.W.R, \u2018Patterson James C., law student Paxton Mrs.Nancy Peppen Basile, mechanic Perkins Thomas, landing waiter Perry Mrs.Ann, wid John Peters Charles, commission merchant Peters Frederick G., accountant G.W.R.Picket Joseph, she emaker Pillon Thomas, blacksmith Piper Elcey, laborer Pollard Peter, laborer Porrey William, horse dealer Port Samuel, chief constable Porter Mrs, Amelia, wid James Pottinger George, sailor Power Philip, laborer G.W.R.Pratt Alfred, ship carpenter Pratt Charles, G.W.R.Pratt Joseph, Commercial hotel Prest Thomas, exchange broker Price Robert, Inborer PRIDDY ROBERT SAMUEL, druggist, manager Essex dispensary Prier Edwin, fireman G.W.R.Prince Albert, Q.C., barrister PULFORD & ABEL, sash and blind factory PULFORD FRANCIS W.carriage maker Pulford Henry T.L., Jumber dealer Quinton Mrs.Louisn, wid William Racey T., Inland revenue department Radcliffe James, carpenter Rae James, blacksmith Rae John, engineer Rao Robert, distiller Rainsberry Ths, Windsor Castle hotel Rattray John, baker Renume Benjamin, & Brother, flour and provision dealers Reaume Benjamin, of B.Reaume & Brother Reaume Josiah, of B.Reaumo & Brother, resides in Sandwich ONTARIO.] DOMINION 909 DIRECTORY.Win-Win RECORD AND JOURNAL, weekly ; annual subscription $1.50 ; Richar Carney, proprietor ; 8.Lusted, editor and printer Reed John, carpenter Reed W.E., coppersmith, G.W.R.Reeves James, saddler Reeves Stephen, harnessmaker Reid David, clerk Reynolds Alexander, sailor Rhéaume Hypolite, mason Rhodes Hezekiah, sailor Rice Frederick, of Rice & Sons Rice John, of Rice & Sons Rice & Sons, furniture dealers Rice Thomas, of Rice & Sons Richards John Charles G.baker Richards Mark, jun., baker, confectioner Richardson Johnson, landing waiter Ritenhouse James K., of Rogers & Riten- house Roberge Moses, wood merchant Roberts William, baker Robinson John, laborer Rocheleau James, of Rocheleau & Shay ROCHELEAU & SHAY, dealers in dry goods, groceries, hats, boots, &c.Rochford M., billard saloon Rogers & Ritenhouse, wood yard Rogers Michael, of Rogers & Ritenhouse Rolff Herman H., sewing machine agent Rolff William, hardware Rose John, laborer Rosevear M., foreman local department R Ryan Daniel, laborer Salter Mrs.Eliza, wid Phile Scott Robert, butcher Scott William, civil engineer Sedley Frederick William, grocer Sepner John, shoemaker Senior William, shoemaker Shay Judson A., of Rocheleau & Shay Sheley Alanson C., saloonkeeper Shiel Mrs.Charlotte, wid David Shipley George, reeve, tailor SHORLAND WALTER, Windsor Marble works Simkens Charles, laborer SIMKENS HENRY, produce and commission merchant, denler in grain, flour, pork, aud family groceries, wholesale aud retail Simpson Nelson, machinist G.W.R.Sims Granville, laborer Sims William, barber Skae Edward Smith J.Francis, surgeon dentist Smith Patrick, yavdsman G.W.R.Smoote Samuel, laborer Sorley & Clark Misses, teachers Spencer Bdgar, second hand store Stephen Frederick, cooper St Louis Damase, storekeeper St John Philip, carpouter St Louis Charles H., grocer St Mary's academy, conducted by the Sisters of the Holy Name of Jesus and Mary, mother Mary A.Oliver, supe- rioyess Stokes Samuel P., of Neveux & Co.Stokes William D., laborer Stover Peter, locomotive department Strong Josinh, of Strong & Noble Strong Mrs.Ellen, wid James Sirong & Noble, bunkers and brokers Stroud & Barringer, butchers Stroud Jol, of Stroud & Barringer Stevens Fred, carpenter Stevens John, upholsterer Stewart James, painter Stewart William, baker Styles Robert Sullivan Jeremiah, grocer proprictor » Sullivan captain John D.Sutton Mrs.Charlotte, wid Walter Sutton Thomas C., storekeeper Sutton William, freight conductor Swift George W., American consul Tait George, clerk Taylor Andrew, machinist G.W.R.Taylor William, engineer Thom John James, M.D.Thomas Henry K., farmer Thomas Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Alfred Thompson Mra.Suzan, wid Robert Thorburn John, of Cameron & Thorburn Thornton Franklin \u2018radesman Thorpe John, conductor G.W.R.Timing William, maltster Travis & Co., druggists Travis James B., of Travis & Co.Treble Samuel G., dry goods Treble Samuel Coal, clerk Treble William, conductor G.W.R.Truax Chester A., clerk Tufts Francis, furniture dealer Turks hotel, John Turk, proprieter Turk John, proprietor Turk\u2019s hotel Union hotel, T.N.Johnson proprietor Unsworth Richard, National hotel Vanlack Gilbert James, M.D.Vanvelson Daniel James, M.D.Vincent Benjamin, broom maker Vollans William, carpenter Yroman Henry, carpenter Wagner Alexander H., postmaster WAGNER REV.JAMEST.,, R.catholic Walker Chandler M., rectifier distillery Walker Henry, carpenter Wallis George, blacksmith Wallis John, laborer Ward Christopher, carpenter Watson John, landing waiter Watt John, laborer Weaver Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John Webster James, tailor Webster John, grocer Western Assurance Co.of Toronto, J.McCrae, agent White Alexander, brakeman G.W.R.Whitson Elizabeth, milliner Whittaker Andrew H.foreman car department G.W.R.Whyte Robert, bookkeeper Wilcox Mrs.Philis, wid Isaac Wilkinson Mrs.Frances, wid Peter, boarding house Williams Samuel, basket maker Williams Peter, engineer Williamson Mrs.A, wid William Wilson Harris, auctioneer Windsor Castle hotel, Thomas Rains- berry, proprietor WINDSOR MARBLE WORKS, Walter Shorland, proprietor Winter Albert, meat market Winter John, jun., butcher Winter Joseph, sen., butcher Woodbridge Thomas Woodcock Mrs.Philis, wid Isaac Worren John, grocer Woven John, grocer Wright John, grain buyer Yates John, maltster Young Charles, tinsmith Young Edward W.WINFIELD\u2014A small village in tho township of Peel, county of Wellington, It contains a large tannery.Distant from Alma, a station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce railway, 7 miles, from Elmira, 8 miles, from Berlin, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 20 miles.Mail semi-weekly.Population about 60.Anderson James, shoemaker Boyle Patrick, farmer Cross James, J.P., reeve Cross John, farmer Cross Robert, farmer Crozier J., tanner Hamley Charles, blacksmith Hamley John, storekeeper Johnston Robert, farmer Raine William, farmer Skikney Jobn, farmer Watson James, farmer Young James, postmaster, storekeeper WINGHADM\u2014A flourishing village consisting of two portions called Upper aud Lower Wingham, in the township of Turnberry, county of Huron.The village was commenced in 1860, and is beautifully situated on the forks of the River Maitland, on which there is the best hydraulic power for manufacturing purposes in the cuunty.It contains two grist and flour mills, two saw mills, two planing mills, two lath mills, one woollen factory, one vatmeal mill, one shingle mill, one iron foundry and one tannery ; also a common school and four churches.Montreal Telegraph Co.bas au office here.Distant from Wroxeter 1-4 miles, from Lucknow 12 miles, tri-weekly siage, fare 50c.; from Teeswater 9 miles, daily stage, fare 40c.; from Clinton, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 23 miles, daily stage, fare $1.Mail daily.Population about 700.Abraham Thomas, shoemaker Anderson William, Wingham hotel Ansley Charles, machinist Ansley John, foundry owner Armstrong \u2014, carpenter Bailey Duncan, cabinetmaker Barkley Thomas, tailor Blackwell George, plasterer and photographer Bobn F.J., baker and confectioner Bowers William, harnessmaker Bruce John, painter, carpenter Calbeck Samuel, general merchant Calder Alexander, tailsawyer Campbell Malcolm, general store Carr James, shoemaker Clark William H., weaver and spinner Cleworth rev.T., Wesleyan Commercial hotel, Robert Gordon, proprietor Connel John, cradlemaker Cooper John, carpenter Cooper Thomas, carpenter Cornyn Jobn, carpenter Daniels Adam, miller Davis Andrew, carriagemaker Davison & Ward, butchers Dickson William, saw mill hand Dodds Thomas, pumpmaker Elliott Thomas, carpenter Fisher Archibald, planing and shingle- mill Fisher John, stationer and bookstore Fisher Peter, postmaster, grist and saw mill, and woollen factory proprietor Flack Joseph, tanner Foster Edward, waggonmaker Foster William, blacksmith Gibson Charles, miller Gordon Robert, proprietor Commercial hotel Graham James, of Graham & Jobb Graham & Jobb, general blacksmiths Green Edward, clerk Green George, general store Gregory John, oatmeal, grist, saw and lathe mill proprietor Gregory Thomas, contractor Griffin Caleb, proprietor Wingham Exchange hotel Griffin William, carder and dyer Heayn James, carpenter and joiner Hebblethwaite J ohn, cabinetmaker Hebblethwaite Mrs., milliner Win\u2014-WoL Hicks John, saw mill hand .JACKSON THOMAS G., chemist and druggist, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, boots and shoes &c.; agent for Freehold Permanent Building and Savings Society : Jobb Thomas, of Graham & Jobb Johnston Edward, waggonmaker J :hnston John, King William hotel Jonnston Thomas, blacksmith Johnston William J., stage proprietor Johu on William, carpenter Kent Edwin, of Stiles, Kent & Son Kent Sextus, of Stiles, Kent & Son Kerr Robert, tailor King William hotel, John Johnston, proprietor Kirkby William, grocery Korman John, cooper Langdale William, watchmaker, photographer Lemmix Hiram, carriagemaker, smith Little John, journeyman blacksmith Lloyd Chs., cabinetmaker, carpenter McCuna Brothers, butchers McDonough John, carpenter McGregor Duncan, tailor McGuire James, storekeeper McKenric Thomas, blacksmith McKinnon T.S.,foreman woollen factory McLean Lachlin, head sawyer McMartin Hugh, shoemaker McMath Charles, carpenter McNay David, shoemaker MARRIAGE LICENSES, C.Tait Scott, issuer Martin Richard, plasterer, stonemason Matthewson G.P., woollen factory Mellon John, laborer Merikal William saw mill hand MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Mooney Barnabas, tinsmith Murphy rev.William, ch of England Neill James, blacksmith Netterfield James, saw mill hand Netterfield John, saw mill hand Nicholls Joseph, cabinetmaker Orr Robert, clerk Patterson James, weaver Pettipiece George, livery stable Price Thomas, shoemaker ; Price Thomas H., dry goods, groceries and hardware Proudlove John, shoemaker Risdon Joseph, shoemaker Ritchie John, carriagemaker Robertson E., blacksmith Roderus Frederick H., shoemaker Sayyea John, baker, carpenter Sayyea Miss, milliner and dressmaker SCOTT C.TAIT, notary public, coroner, conveyancer, life and fire insurance agent, land agent, &c., agent for Canada and Freehold Permanent Building and Savings Society, issuer of marriage licenses Sheane Robert, photographer Simmie Gilbert, factory hand Simmie James, factory hand Sinclair rev.Thomas, Baptist Small Robert, blacksmith Snell John, carpenter Snell William, waggonmaker Srigley James, carpenter Srigley Richard, waggonmaker Stewart Archibald Jo, photographer Stewart Charles, school teacher Stiles, Kent & Son, general merchants Stiles Thomas, of Stiles, Kent & Son Sturdy Oswold, harnessmaker Tamlyn John Edgar, M.D.Thom James, merchant Towler William B., physician and gur- geon black- DOMINION 910 DIRECTORY.Tweedie \u2014, butcher Warren George, merchant Welsh Thomas, blacksmith Wilkinson Miss, milliner and dressmaker Wilson David G., clerk Wingham Exchange hotel, Caleb Griffin, proprietor Wingham hotel, William Anderson proprietor Wright Francis, saw mill band * WINON A\u2014A village in the township of Saltfleet, county of Wentworth, This is a station of the Great Western railway.Distant from Hamilton, the county town, 12 miles, from Toronto 52 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Bigger John H., farmer Burkholder Isaac, blacksmith Carpenter Jos., postmaster, storekeeper Chambers captain Amos, farmer Feran James, farmer Keenan Richard, Ontario hotel MeNeily John, shoemaker Marsh Daniel, builder Oakes Ephraim, blacksmith Ontario hotel, Richard Keenan, proprietor Whittaker J., station master Wilson John W., grain merchant Wood James, laborer WINTERBOURNE\u2014A small village in the township of Woolwich, county of Waterloo.Distant from Berlin, the county town and a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 9 miles, fare 50c.; from Guelph, 22 miles by rail, by road 16 miles, from Toronto 70 miles, fare $2.30.Mail daily.Population about 160.Aris James, farmer Aris James, sen., harnesmaker Burley John, laborer Clemens J., grist mill Dow Alexander, farmer Dow James, farmer Finlayson, Goodworth & Co.paint works Finlayson H.M., of Finlayson, Good- worth & Co.Fromm Joseph, storekeeper Gerrie John, farmer Gerrie William, laborer Grant James, blacksmith Hall James, farmer Hewitt Peter, laborer Hepburn James, hotelkeeper Kilborne P.S., postmaster, shoemaker Marr John, waggonmaker Pendor Robert, laborer Proudfoot William, farmer Ruxton William, farmer Schneider J oseph B., furmer Smith Alpheus, farmer Smith Jasper, carpenter Stork George, blacksmith Stork Joseph, shoemaker Sugg William, farmer \u2018Watson James, farmer Wendling Henry WOBURN\u2014A small village in thetown- ship of Scarborough, county of York, Distant from Scarborough, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 2} miles, fare 10c.; from Markham 1 miles, from Toronto 12} miles.Mail daily.Population about 50.Atkinson John, jun., farmer Atkinson Mrs.Margaret, wid John Bowden Joseph, waggonmaker Brooks Mrs.Pliyabetls, wid Brown John, laborer Campbell Henry, storekeeper Closson Loenzo, M.D.Dickson David, blacksmith + Also called Ontario.[PRoviNoE oF Fawcett Isaac, farmer Freeman Henry, gardener Hutchinson Mrs.Mary, wid Mark JOHNSTON WILLIAM, proprietor of Woburn house Lapsley William, M.D.McGann Edward, laborer Mclllmurray captain William, farmer Melllmurray William, jun, farmer Morgan James, farmer Robbins Thomas, farmer Secor Alexander, farmer Telfer Alexander IT, postmaster WOBURN HOUSE, William Johnston, proprietor Wood Mrs.T., wid George WOLFE ISLAND\u2014A village and Island situnted opposite tho city of Kingston, township of Wolfe Igland, county of Frontenac.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an oflice here.Distant from Kingston 3 miles, fare 26c.Mail daily.Population about 500.Abbott Anson, fisherman Armstr ong Alfred, M.D.Baker Edwards, storekeeper Balter John, councillor, farmer Baker Miss Catherine, storekeeper Barrett George, farmer and chairman of the Coldsprings Cheese Co.Barry John, shoemaker Bennett Truman Samugl, cheese factor Bennett John E., bailiff Bennett William, fisherman Bullis Joseph, farmer Bulls Robert, farmer Bush John Henry farmer Cattanach Donald, waggonmaker Coldsprings Cheese Co.George Barrett chairman Connor Mrs.Mary, wid Coxall William, storekeeper Crawford Ezra, sailor Crowley Hugh, fisherman Davis Albert, fisherman Davis Gilliam, blacksmith Davis Joseph, carpenter Dawson John, jun,, tavernkecper Dawson John, sen.Dawson Thomas, J.P., trader Dixon Miss Mary Ann, music teacher Eccles James, farmer Furlong James, shoemaker Gillespie Robert, light house keoper Grimshaw William, farmer HITCHCOCK HIRAM ORLANDO, hotelkeeper Horne captain William, master mariner Hough Asa, blacksmith Horne John, J.P., farmer Irvin John, deputy reeve, farmer Irwin Chamberlain, M.D.Joliffe captain Alfred, master mariner Kirkpatrick Catherine Jane, dressmaler Kirkpatrick Mary Ann, dressmaker Lalonde Francis, blacksmith McAvoy Patrick, blacksmith McCall John, sailor MeCormnek John, sailor McDonald Duncen, sailor MeRno Jumes, farmer Malone Goorge, J.P., postmaster, township clerk, superintendent of schools an storekeeper Malone George, jun., photographer Montgomery John, farmer MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Mosier Mrs.Harriet, boarding house Murphy John, butcher Murray rev.Edward, R.catholic Orser Mrs.Jano, wi O'Shea Mrs.Ann, wid .Porteous rev.George, Presbyterian.councillor, ONTARIO.] Pyke David, storekeeper Redford Isaac, gardener Rogers Anthony, sailor Rouseau Edward, blacksmith Sandison Harry, tailor Short rev.William, ch of England Smithers William, boat builder Spoor Morey, J.P., recve, farmer Sweetman Michael, carpenter and joiner Tarrant John, laborer Trickey Mrs.Sarah, wid Troy John, sailor Vale Theophilus, sexton WOLVERTON\u2014A village on S8mith\u2019s Creek, township of Blenheim.County of Oxford, Excellent water privileges are to be had bere.Distant from Drumbo, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 8 wiles, from Woodstock, the county town, 20 miles, from London 59 mules.Mail daily.Population about 250.Andrews William, miller Bawtinhiner Absolom, carpenter Bawtinhiner Chrisler, blacksmith Black George, farmer Buckberry Charles, teamster Campbell Alexander, harnessmaker Chesney Henry, cooper Chesney James, laborer Chesney Joshua, laborer Currey David w., farmer Currey George, farmer Currey Samuel, farmer Davidson John, farmer Dawson George, farmer Dawson Robert, carpenter Dawson Thomas, lumber dealer and merchant Dawson William, farmer Duffy Hugh, machinist Fletcher Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Robert French George, laborer French John D., farmer Frostic Jonathan, shoemaker Frostic Samuel, laborer \u201c Gear Levi, teamster - Groves John W.sawyer Groves William, laborer Haggerty William, laborer Hoggarth David, farmer Honeyman Ebenezer, flax mill Landreth George, farmer Lawrason James, farmer Logan Patrick, grist mill McFadden James, laborer MeCollah James, miller McLaren Daniel, laborer McPherson John, saw mill Meggs Henry, butcher Meggs William F., innkeoper Mitchell Thomas, farmer Pipe James, farmer Simpson William, laborer Simpson Samuel, farmer Sipprell Ezekiel M., school teacher Swcars Henry, laborer + Thompson William, miller Welsh Thomas, oatmeal mill Wolverton Alonzo, postmaster WOODBRIDGE\u2014A village on the Humber, township of Vaughan, west riding of the county of York.The Woodbridge foundry and machine shop, Mr.John Abell, proprietor, employiu over 100 hauds in the manufacture o Agricultural implements, is situated here.It is a station of the Toronto, Groy and Tuco railway, and has a good lumber -and local business, Montreal Tolegraph Co.les nn office here.Distant from Torouto 17 miles.Mail duily.Population about 1000.0 MIA daily.Pop Abell Henry, machinist ABELL JOHN, propristor Woodbridge machine shop DOMINION 911 DIRECTORY.Aldridge William, moulder Allen David, carpenter Armstrong Alfred, machinist Ash Emanuel, laborer Baldwin Henry Barkholder Christopher, proprietor of Woodbridge hotel Barnes Joseph Barwick Joseph, laborer Bell John, proprietor Crown inn Berrie Alexander W., tailor Bennett Thomas, moulder Bewley William, laborer Bishop William, laborer Blaney John, cooper Blaney Patrick, blacksmith Brown George Brown Henry, laborer Brown John Brown John, jun., foundry and machine sho Call Frederick, moulder Care James, clerk Chafer William D., cabman Clark Alexander, carpenter Clark Ashael B., teacher Clayton Isaac, carpenter Cook Amos, laborer Cook George, laborer Cotter Richard, bookkeeper Coulter James, agent Coulter John, laborer Craig John, cooper Craig Peter Craig William, machinist Crawford John, tailor Crawford Samuel, tailor Crawford William, clerk Crew Alfred, laborer Crich William, blacksmith Crown inn, J, ohn Bell, proprietor D\u2019Evelyn John, M.D.Dearling George, carpenter Drysdale David, millwright Dunn Henry, carpenter Earls Irwin Earls Robert, cooper Earls Thomas, waggonmeker Elliott John, blacksmith Elliott Stephen, blacksmith Elliott William, waggonmaker Felix Victor, moulder Finlay Richard, laborer Gallivan Jerome, moulder Gamble John W., J.P.Gee James, machinist Gibb James, moulder Gould James, mason Graham John C., moulder Grey John, fireman Grey Thomas, laborer Griffiths William, laborer Hall Samuel O., machinist Hamner William, bootmaker Harper James, baker Harper Robert, laborer Hartley George, laborer Haslam Richard S., laborer Hazlitt John, carpenter Hornbrooke Henry, carpenter Howell John F., postmaster, storekeeper Inkerman hotel, captain Nathaniel Wallace, proprietor Keffer Jacob, laborer King Joseph, moulder Langlands George, blacksmith Lunt William, blacksmith Lyle William, blacksmith McCallum Duncan, clerk Division court McCavan James, tailor McDonald Alexander, teacher McGillivray Neil, carpenter MeGlauglhlin Daniel, machinist Wor-Woo McIntosh Duncan, of Roe Brothers & McIntosh McLennan Duncan, machinist McLinchy David, laborer McLinchy John, carpenter Mapes John, laborer Marshall Henry, carpenter MONTREAL TELEGRAPH Co.Muir Joseph, laborer Medforth Charles, machinist Nye Thomas, machinist Orr Joseph, weaver Payne Thomas, tinsmith Petchkie Andrew, laborer Poole John, machinist Pringle William, carpenter Purvis James, clerk Ramsay George, carpenter Reilly John, iron finisher Richards Gabriel, tailor Riddell Andrew, tax collector Robinson John O., carpenter Roe Alfred, of Roe & Brother ROE & BROTHER, general merchants Roe Brothers & McIntosh, woollen facto Roe Edward, clerk Roe Frederick A., of Roe & Brother Roe George, clerk Roguson ohn, pension Rossell James, machinist Rauntree John, butcher Rowan Joseph, shoemaker Sanderson David, carpenter Sandham William, laborer Schneider Levi Scott George, blacksmith SHAW CHARLES, tinsmith Sherriff James, brass finisher Sloan William, laborer Smith Samuel, farmer Summers Williams, machinist Sutcliffe Joseph, moulder Tallant Daniel, cooper Tallant William, cooper Taylor Robert, assessor Vivian Edwin, carpenter Wallace Brothers, storekeepers Wallace captain Nathaniel, proprietor Inkerman hotel Wallace George, stave factory Wallace John, painter Wallace Thomas, of Wallace Brothers White Henry, blacksmith Wright Henry, teamster Wright James, blacksmith Wright William, moulder Wilkinson George, carpenter Williams Alexander, carpenter Williams John WOODBRIDGE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, John Abell, proprietor WOODBRIDGE HOTEL, Christopher Barkholder, proprietor Younger Charles, machinist WOODBURN\u2014A small village in the township of Binbrook, county of Went- worth.Distant from Hamilton, the comity town and a station of the Great Western railway, 15 miles, from Toronto 55 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Benner John, miller Benner William Case Alexander, shoemaker Cowell J.W., proprietor Farmers restaurant Davis Daniel, farmer Edmonds John, grist mill Farmers restaurant, J.W.Cowell, proprietor Harra Joseph King William, laborer McEvoy John, laborer Woo-Woo DOMINION 912 DIRECTORY: [Pr OVINCE OF McEvoy William, laborer McGillicudy Jordan, storekeeper McKay Walter, M.D., coroner Milsop Robert, tailor Ptolemy William, maker Roberts John, blacksmith Shaw Robert, carpenter Shaw Thomas, teacher postmaster, shoe- * WOODBURY\u2014A small village in the township of Burford, county of Brant.Distant from Princeton, a station of tho Great Western railway, 3 miles, fare 60c.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 160.Beatty Roland, farmer Bennett Thomas, laborer Brooks John, farmer Brooks Thomas, farmer Brooks William, farmer Buchee Levi, laborer Cameron Mrs, farmer Chase John, painter Doran Peter, councillor Ferrel Robert, laborer Force Henry, storekeeper Force James, farmer Force Mrs.Patience, wid William Force Noah, farmer Force William, jun, farmer Gillam Henry, farmer Howell George, farmer Howell William S., farmer Lawrence Isaac, farmer Leonard James, blacksmith Lonsbury John, farmer Lowden Joseph, farmer Lowdon Thomas, farmer Lowken Thomas, jun., farmer Lawrence Daniel 5., farmer Meclrvine Alexander, farmer Matthews Thomas Moyre & Davis, saw mill owners Moore Mrs., weaver Paling Edward, farmer Parkhill John, farmer Parkhill William, shoemaker Parlee James, farmer Pitcher Archibald, farmer Ram Robert, farmer Reese Daniel, laborer Reid Mrs., dressmaker Ruthlan Horace, farmer Shepherd Lionel, postmaster Singer Abraham, farmer Swears Benjamin, tavernkeeper Tiples Daniel, farmer Tune William, laborer Warboys David, farmer \u2018Wauch Henry, laborer WOODFORD\u2014A small village on the Owen Sound and Collingwood road, township of Sydenham, county of Grey.Distant from Owen Sound, the county town, 10 miles, fare 50c.; from Meaford 9 miles, fare 50c.; from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 81 miles, fare $1.60.Mail daily in winter, Sri-weekly in summer.Population about Blonshard Ira, hotelkeeper Brown Hiram, storekeeper Johnson James, blacksmith Carars Francis, farmer Carars James, farmer Carars John, farmer Lemon James, tanner Lemon John, tanner Richmond Jeremiah, hotelkeeper Thompson John, postmaster, storekeeper WOODHA M\u2014A village in the township of Blanchard, county of Perth.Country produce forms the principal trade here.* Also called Force's Corners.Distant from St.Mary\u2019s, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 11 miles, from Strattord 21 miles.Mail tri-weckly.Population about 100.Abra W.H., miller Ash Michael, waggonmaker Banyon Peter, shoemaker Chambers Ezekiel Cosgrove William, innkeeper Curry rev.M., Wesleyan Ford Samuel, blacksmith Haines Stephen, farmer Lowes Gideon, tinsmith McMillan John, blacksmith Mills William, carpenter Nixon Hugh, carpenter Pyke rev.W., Primitive methodist Siiiers Jonathan, postmaster, trader Stenson John F., Butcher Telford William, brickmaker WOODLANDS\u2014A small village on the river St Lawrence, township of Osua- bruck, county of Stormont.Distant from Dickinson's \"Landing, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 2 miles, from Cornwall 14 miles.Mail daily.Population about 70.BAKER NORMAN, general store Baker William H., storekeeper Bredin Henry, storekeeper Campbell Nelson, farmer Garrett rev.Richard, ch of England Mullen rev.James S., ch of Scotland STUART ROBERT H.postmaster, general store Stuart Scott, farmer WOODSLEE\u2014A village in the township of Maidstoue, county of Essex.Country produce aud lumber afford the principal trade here.Distant from Belle Riviére, n station of the Great Western railway, 6 miles, fare 25c.; from Windsor 25 miles, fare §1.; from Chatham 45 miles, Mail daily.Population about 150.Bailie David, carpenter Bailie William, of W.& S.D.Bailie Bailie W.& 8.D., storckeepers Beach William, farmer Bussy Dennis, waggonmaker CANADIAN HOTEL, John A.Hogan, proprietor Chambers John, reeve Connor James, farmer Conway Hug 1, farmer Conway Hugh, saw mill Conway John, farmer Donovan Michael, farmer Graham F., clerk Division court Henry Jas,, farmer, township treasurer Henry William, farmer HOGAN JOHN A., general storekeeper, proprietor Canadian hotel, and secretary for the Agricultural Society Laird rev.James, Wesleyan Lambert John, farmer Lindsay Wm.S., postmaster, shoemaker Little Alexander, farmer Little Robert, storekeeper McClosky C.& J., foundry and mill owners McClosky Charles, of C.& J.McClosky McClosky John, of C.& J.McClosky McEloy Jacob, merchant McMurrin Joseph, farmer Moon Frederick, carpenter Murphy Patrick, farmer Plant F., township clerk Roads C., farmer Robson T, farmer Robinson Thomas, farmer Ruston Richard, farmer Schooley William, farmer Slattery Michael, farmer Taylor Alexander, furmer Totten Mrs.Grace, wid William Wilcox Samuel, farmer WOODSTOCK\u2014The chief town of the county of Oxford, betwoen the north and south ridings, aud forming one of the municipalities of tho latter, in tho township of Blandford, It ix a port of entry.Its location is very healthy, being on the Ligh land of the Western peninsula, and surrounded by an exceedingly fertile country, renowned for wheat growing,\u2019 catile raising, checse nnd butter.The: River Thames skirts the northern limits, and Cedar Creek passes through the southern part of the town, furnishing considerable water power.The principal business is various manufactures and commerce especially the forwarding of wheat, &e.The principal buildings are of brick.There are first-class hotels, 9 churches, 2 spacious schoolliouses, a county grammar school and the Canadian Institute, situnted at the east end of the town, estimated cost of erection $35,000, a substantial market place and town hall, and a branch of Canadian Bank of Commerce, and the Royal Canadian bank.There are 3 magnificent tive-storey steam grist and oatmeal mills, celebrated in tho New flour and oatmeal.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.On the south side is a chief station of the Great Western railway, b passenger (rains passing east, miles, from don 28 miles, from Hamilton 48 miles, from Nisgara Suspension Bridge 91 miles, from Chatham 92.miles, from Windsor 138 miles.Mail daily.Population about 5000.Abbs Robert, cooper Adams Noah, teamster Adams Thomas, bricklayer Alexander hon.George, postmaster Allan Charles Allan Misses Jane & Margaret Allanby David, teamster American hotel, Richard R.Dent,.proprietor American Merchants Union Express Co., J.McKay, agent Anderson John, tailor Appelton Thoinas, laborer Ayers William, blacksmith Bagley James, laborer Bailie James, laborer Baillie Willium, tailor Bain John, cabinetmaker BALL FRANCIS R., of Ball & Matheson, clerk of the peace, county attorney BALL & MATHESON, Larrisiers, and attorneys at law, and solicitors in '; chancery BANCROFT REV.CHARLES, jun, M.A.ch of England Barclay James, carpenter Barnard Warman, laborer Barney James, harnessmaker Barney Martin, carpenter Barr David, farmer Barraclough Mrs.Hannah, wid William Barwick John, insurance agent Bates rev.John, Baptist Batten John, practical machinist Battram Mrs.Belin Bayne Alexander, carpenter Benle James E., shoemaker Beall Willimm, cobinetmakor Beard Charles Beard Charles L., civil engincer, insurance agent, and secretary Permanent Building and Savings society, &c.Beard George L., M.D.BEARD HENRY B., of Beard & Nellis, deputy registrar of Court of Uhuncery Beard James, farmer BEARD JOHN, insurance agent, manufacturer of flour barrel heudings BEARD & NELLIS, barristers, &o.York market for their superior brands of : and 4 west daily.Distant from Paris 19 on ONTARIO.] Bell John, bookbinder Bell John, moulder Bell Thomas, carpenter Bettridge rev.William, ch of England Beyer John, printer Beyer Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Frederick Bickerton Ralph, carpenter Bickerton William J., harnessmaker Bickle John, jun., butcher Bickle John, sen.Bickle Joseph, butcher Bickle Robert, butcher Bigging William, carpenter Binkley Mrs.Catherine, wid Jacob Bird Robert, jun., barrister, &c.Bird Robert, sen., storekeeper Bishop Caleb, livery stable BISHOP WILLIAM, proprietor Bishop's hotel BISHOP'S HOTEL, W.Bishop, proprietor.A very good house and well ept P Blackwood Mrs.Mary, wid Andrew Blomeley Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thomas Bodweli Eliphalet A.Boosey Alfred M., cooper Boosey Samuel, cooper Boosey William, miller Bowden George, laborer Bowditch George, hardware, stoves, &c.Bradley Baldwin L., M.D.Bradley Charles, patent rights Bradley Peter, teamster Bradley William H., patent rights Braidwood John, clerk Bridge Amos, sewing machine agent Brimacombe Mrs.Dorothy, wid Geo.Brooks Miss Mary, milliner and dressmaker Brooks Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John Brotchie John, tailor Brown Brinton P., M.D.Brown Homer P., county treasurer Bruce William, farmer Budd Jobn, blacksmith Burgess Marinus Burgess Samuel, auctioneer Burns John M., manager Royal Canada bank Burns Matthew, laborer Burns Patrick, laborer Burrowes Mrs.Harriet, wid Arnold Burtch Henry T., farmer Burtch Mrs.Jane, wid Archibald Burtch Reuben H., farmer Burton Mrs.Isabella, wid Ephraim Butler Charles E., painter Butler William, laborer Byron Alexander, laborer CAISTER CALEB, Caister house CAISTER HOUSE, Caleb Caister, proprietor Cameron John, gaoler Campbell Josiah, cattle dealer Qmpbell Mrs.Catherine, wid John CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE.William Armour Sampson, manager; Charles C.Hunt, teller; William Maynard, jun, accountant; Chas.E.Simpson, \u201cclerk, cor Dundas and Light sts Canadian Literary Institute, Robert A.Fyfe, principal Canfield James, deputy clerk of Crown, aud Pleas, registrar of Surrogate court, and clerk county council Carr Thomas B., lumber merchant Carr William, farmer Carryer Oharles C., saddler ambers captain William, J.P., farmer Chambers J ohn, farmer ambers Robert, farmer Chambers Robert G., of Dease & Chambers, big at Bishop's hotel rev.DOMINION 913 DIRECTORY.Chance John, Iaborer Chapman Henry, waggonmaker Cheatham rev.James, Primitive methodist Cherry James L., drug clerk Church Horace L., cooper Church of England repositary, Edward Lakeman, agent Clark John, farmer Clark Mrs.Mary Clark Robert Clark William, carpenter Clarke Ferdinand, clerk Clarke & Francis, oil refinery Clarke Thomas, of A.M.McKay & Co.Clarke Thomas J., J.P., of Clarke & Francis, barrel and stave factor Clarkson John, station and freight agent G.W.R.Clement James, carpenter Clendenning Walter W.Close & Faulkner, brickmakers Close Joseph, of Close & Faulkner Clougher John Clyde & Crawford, carriagemakers Clyde David, of Clyde & Crawford Coad John F, M.D.farmer Codville J., & Co., gunsmiths Codville James, of J.Codrille & Co.Codville Joseph, of J.Codrille & Co.Cody J.A, & Co., dry goods Cody James A., of J.A.Cody & Co.Coghill Donald, shoemaker Coghill John, insurance agent Cole James, laborer Cole Reuben, laborer Collens Francis, brewer Collens John, brewer Collens Stephen, brewer Commercial Union Assurance J.M.Hill, agent Cook Hugh, carpenter Copp John, law clerk Cormier Joseph, shoemaker CORNELL JONATHAN, dealer in lumber, timber and shingles Cottle Thomas J.Couzens Charles, tailor Cox James, dry goods and groceries Craib Peter, of Craib & Stuart Craib & Stuart, builders Crane John E., of Crane & Son Crane John, & Son, surgical instrument makers Crawford James, of Clyde & Crawford Crawford John, professor Orawford John, waggonmaker Crawford John M.Cull Richard, laborer Culloch John, laborer Currie George, storekeeper Currie William, mason Dancer Mrs.Martha, school teacher Darby Isaac, engineer G.W.R, Dash Charles, harnessmaker Davey Alfred, carpenter Davidson Alexander, of Davidson & Co.Davidson & Co., steam grist mills Davidson John, of Davidson & Co.Davis Anthony, of Davis & Brothers Davis & Brothers, painters, &c.Davis James, of Davis & Brothers Davis Richard, painter Davis Robert, of Davis & Brothers Dawes Anthony, confectioner Dease & Chambers, dry goods Deaso William, of Dease & Chambers De Blaquiere Henr Deedes Edmund, sheriff county Norfolk Dent Richard R., proprietor American hotel Dingwall Roderick A., watchmaker Dixon George A., carpenter Dixon William P., carpenter 61° Co., WooDSsTOcK.Doherty Mrs.Marsella, wid John, dressmaker Donaldson William, farmer Dorton Thomas, barber Douglas John, J.P., issuer of marriage licenses, and saddler Douglas Robert, harnessmaker Dunbar Alexander Dunlop John, farmer Dunn James, carpenter Dunn Mrs.Caroline, wid William Dunseith Ephraim, tailor Dunseith Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Hugh Dygert Isaac Eaton Andrew, steam flour mill Ede David Ede Joseph, grocer, crockery, &c.Eden Mrs., wid Thomas, millinery, &c.Eden Thomas, shoemaker Edgar George, carpenter Edwards David, cooper Edwards Isaac, cooper Edwards Nelson, laborer Edwards W.& W., painters, &c.Edwards William, jun., of W.& W.Ed; wards Edwards William, sen\u2026 of W.& W.Edwards, president Mechanics Institute Egan Maurice, carpenter Ekins Miss Eliza, milliner Elliot Archibald, carpenter Elton Samuel, cabinetmaker Elton William, laborer Emigh Hiram, butcher Everett Henry, laborer Fantham George, ostler Farmer Arthur À.Faulkner John, of Close & Faulkner Faulkner Nathan, laborer Fauquier Emilius A.H., commission merchant Field Gilbert C., M.D., coroner Filey Abraham, bricklayer FINELE HENRY J., of Richardson & Finkle Fisher Daniel, pensioner Fletcher Ashton, barrister, &c.Fletcher Richard, baker Forbes George, billiard saloon Forbes John, proprietor Prince of Wales saloon Forrest Alexander, trader Forrest Jobn, proprietor Great Western mills Fowler Mrs.Mary, wid James Francis Arthur W., of Clarke & Francis Fraser Alexander Fraser James A, clerk Fuller Alexander, clerk Fuller Titus, innkeeper Fury Michael, groceries, &e.Fyfe rev.Robert A., Baptist, principal Canadian Literary Institute Gahan Mrs.Mary, wid judge Patrick Gamble Mrs.Jane, wid Gammond Henry, clerk Gardner & Rose, carriagemakers and blacksmiths Gardner William, of Gardner & Rose Geddes Robert, plasterer Giles Charles, laborer Giles George, laborer [ Giles Phillip, laborer Gillespie John, sawyer Glendinning John, butcher Goodall Stephen, laborer Gordon Adam, groceries, &c.Gordon John, clerk Gouette Joseph, cooper Gough Mrs, Marion, fancy store Graham John, teamster ~ Graham Samuel, butcher WooDsTOCK.Graham Thomas, salesman Grammar school, George Strauchon, principal Grant Thomas, shoemaker Grant William Gray Alexander, millwright Gray George A., barrister, &c.Gray Robert H., cabinetmaker Great Western mills, John Forrest, proprietor Green Alexander, shoemaker \u201cGreen William, teamster Greenhalgh Robert, machinist Greig John, notary, commissioner in B.R.and town clerk, &c.Grey William, J.P., mayor, commis- in B.R., notary, and issuer of marriage licenses Grinton Mrs.Catherine, wid William Guest John, of Guest & Ross Guest & Ross, grocers Gunn Alexander, carpenter Gunn Hugh, teamster Gunn James, groceries, &c.Gunn James A., cabinetmaker Gunn Mrs.Isabella, wid Lachlan Guppey Edward T., shoemaker Gurnett Gabriel, tax collector Gurnett G.C., shoemaker and grocer Hack Henry, saloonkeeper Hadskis George H., turner Hadskis Hugh, turner Haley William, laborer Hall Henry, shoemaker HALL JOHN, oparator Montreal Telegraph Co.Hall Joseph B., clerk Hall Robert H., carpenter Hall Thomas, tailor Hall William, engineer Hallam Mrs.Ann, straw hats Hallam Samuel Hamlyn Elias, laborer Hankinson Mrs.Rozana, wid Charles Hardie Thomas, clerk Hardy William C., pump maker Hargrave William, deputy postmaster Harman John, shoemaker Harrington John, J.P., farmer Harrison John, cabinetmaker Harrison John, sen, market clerk Hart Charles, farmer Hart John, farmer Harwood George Harwood Miss P dressmaker Hatch Edmund, telegraph operator G.W.R.Hatch John, farmer Hatch Joseph, farmer Hatch Mrs.Sarah, wid John Hatton Thomas, teamster Havenar John, laborer Hawn Theophilus, cabinetmaker Hay James, cabinetmaker Hay John, shoemaker Hayes Henry, grain buyer Haystead William, teamster Hayward Arthur, innkeeper Heath George, blacksmith Heath Jonathan, waggonmaker Heath Mrs.Emma, wid Charles Hegg William, laborer Heltom William, carpenter Henderson John, cabinetmaker Henry Thomas, carpenter Hill Henry W., grain buyer Hill James M., insurance agent Hill Mrs.Mary, wid Nathaniel Hill William, painter Hobson Robert, farmer Holling James W., tobaecconist Holmes James, of W.C.McLeod & Co.Holtby Vickerman, waggonmaker confectioner heebe J., milliner and DOMINION 914 DIRECTORY.HOOD JUHN D., of Parker & Hood Howland Francis L., M.D.Huggart John Hughes James, assessor, carpenter Hunt Charles C., teller Canadian Bank of Commerce Hunt James, laborer Huntingford Henry Hyde Henry T., constable, grain dealer Iler Jacob A., student Iles Charles, clerk registrar's office INGERSOLL JAMES, J.P., registrar, commissioner in B.R., notary public, and issuer of tavern licenses Ingersoll James B.,clerk registrar\u2019s office Inghram Isaac, farmer Ingram rev.John, Free Baptist Innes George, weaver International hotel, proprietor .Irvine William, veterinary surgeon, resides at Bishop's hotel Izard Henry, school teacher Jackson Edwin T., harnessmaker Jackson George, cabinetmaker Jacques Christopher, miller James William, cooper Jardine Offley W., miller Johnson Roderick, laborer Johnston Mrs., wid Johnston Robert, baker Jones Mrs.Jane, tailoress Joy Sylvanus, M.D.Karn Dennis W., of Miller & Karn Karn Jacob, farmer Karn John, farmer Karn Willard, farmer Kay Mrs.Ellen, wid Byron Keith James, miller Kelly John W., clerk Kelly James, laborer Kelly James P., laborer Kelly Mrs.Mary, wid John Kelly Wellington, teamster Kerwin Cornelius, laborer Keyes Sylvester Ww.farmer King John, laborer King William, veterinary surgeon KINNEY ISRAEL, inventor and dealer in Patent rights ; a number of first class inventions always on hand, agents at all times required \u2019 Kirton George, photographer Knight Richard M., farmer Kollmyer Sovereign, cabinetmaker Lakeman Edward, agent for ch of England repository Lakeman Mrs.Frances, wid James Lammon John, laborer Lancaster Andrew J., barber Lane Thomas, shopkeeper Langstaff Robert, shoemaker Leader John T., carpenter Lewin Charles, chairmalcer Lewis ivan, carpenter Lewis William, mason Lichfield Charles, tinsmith Light Alexander L., engineer Lindsay John, farmer Lodge John O., boots, shoes, &c.Love Thomas, cabinetmaker Henry Matthews, [Province OF McCloud Jolin, salesman McGuen Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Colin McDermid rev.Duncan, Gaelic, Chal- mer's Free church McDonald Donald, farmer McDonald Donald, laborer McDonald Jas.clerk, bds at Macdonald's McDonald James 8., clerk, bds at Macdonald\u2019s McDonald John S., bookkeeper McDonald Malcolm, laborer McDonald Robert, law student, bds at Macdonald's McGachie John, machinist McGee Charles, agent McGregor Gregor, shoemaker McInnes Donald, shoemaker McIntyre John, groceries, &c.McIntyre Stephen, laborer McKay A.M.& Co., grocers, cabinetmakers McKay Alexander, merchant tailor McKay Alex, M., of A.M.McKay, & Co.McKay George, freight clerk G.W.R.McKay George, tailor McKay Hugh M., M.D., of Turquand & McKay McKay John, exchange broker and express agent McKay John, shoemaker McKay Mrs.Janet, wid William McKay Mrs.Margaret, wid Donald McKay William, harnessmaker McKay William G., grain buyer McKay William H., deputy sheriff McKenzie Angus, contractor McKenzie Duncan, grocery and liquor McKenzie Hugh, groceries, &c.McKenzie John H., farmer McKenzie Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Hector McKenzie Mrs.Mary, wid Dr.James McKenzie Thomas, carpenter McLean Angus McLean Archibald, blacksmith McLean Kenneth, mason McLennan Alexander, laborer McLeod James, mason McLeod John, laborer McLeod W.C., & Co., groceries, hardware, crockery, &c.McLeod William C., JP, of W.C.McLeod & Co., dry goods McMullen rev.William T., Presbyterian McNaughton Mrs.Margaret, wid James McPherson Donald J.P.McPherson Roderick, laborer McQueen David S., county judge McWhinnie John, J.P., collector of Inland revenue MoWHINNIE ROBERT, editor, proprietor and printer of the Sentinel McWhirter & Co., grain merchants McWhirter James, of McWhirter & Co., official assignee Magee John, constable Magee Robert, harnessmalker Mander Jolin, miller Manson William Marchant William, groceries, &c.Ludwell Mrs.Eleanor, wid William Lusted John, gardener Macdonald Miss Mary R.boarding houge Mackay Angus, blacksmith Mackay Roderick, merchant tailor McAllan William, shoemaker McBeath Mrs.Sarah, wid John McCallum Malcolm, merchant tailor McCausland William J., bookseller, &c.McClellan John, cooper MoCLENEGHAN ALEXANDER, J.P., editor proprietor and printer of the limes Market hotel, James O'Neill, proprietor MARRIAGE LICENSES, Willing Grey, J.P.issurer MARRIAGE LICENSES, John Douglas, J.P., issurer Marshall George, carpenter Marshall Jobn, traveller Martin James, bookkeepor Martin John, farmer Martin Jonathan, confectioner Martin Mrs.Mary K.C., school teacher Martin Richard, chief constable Masson William, laborer ONTARIO.] DOMINION 915 DIRECTORY.WoopsTocK.Matherson Mrs.Margaret, wid Jolin Matheson Gilbert, innkeeper Matheson John, marblecutter MATHESON JORN, of Ball & Matheson Mathews John, laborer Matthew Daniel, innkeeper Matthews Henry, International hotel Maycock Joseph, painter, &c.Maynard William, jun., accountant anadian bank of Commerce Maynard William, sen.Meacham Walter William, M.D.Meadows William, storekeeper Mechanics Institute, Library and Reading room, £dwards, president, R.W.Sawtell, secretary-treasurer Menzies Mrs., wid Merigold Arthur, clerk registrars office Merigold Fred., clerk registrars office Merryfield William, carpenter Midgley John, shoemaker Millard Robert, tailor Miller Elijah, carder Miller John M., of Miller & Karn Miller & Karn, melodeon and organ factory Miller Lyman, woollen mill Miller Moses, plasterer Mills Walter Milne Thomas, clerk Minty Mrs.Mary, wid John Mitchell John, innkeeper Mitchell Mrs.Anna, wid Franklin Moncur James, clerk Monkman William, laborer Montgomery George MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO., John Hall, operator Mooney James, blacksmith Moore Andrew, clerk Morris Richard, tailor Morrison Alexander, tailor Morrison Angus, laborer Morrison John, moulder Muir Miss Jessie, dressmaker Munro Alexander Munro Alexander, laborer Munro Angus, section master G.W.R.Munro John, mason Munro Mrs.Chrystina, wid Alexander Munro Mrs.Isabella, wid George Murphy Mrs.Margaret Murray David Murray Donald, carpenter Murray John, carpenter Murray Robert, laborer Murray Robert, melter foundry Nasmyth George, merchant tailor Nasmyth William, groceries, hardware, and crockery, &c.NELLIS JOSEPH H, of Beard & Nellis Nesbitt Francis Lucas, M.D.Newton Andrew, tailor Niagara District Mutual Insurance Co, J.M.Hill, agent Nicholson James, photographer Nicholson John, carpenter oad Joseph, late surveyor general Nova Scotia North Oxford Electoral Division Agricultural society, H.Parker, president ; Sawtell, secretary treasurer N oyes Jacob onner John, laborer O'Hanley John, laborer O'Neill Jones, proprietor Market hotel O'Rourke Jas.0., groceries and liquors Oates Richard, laborer ddy Henry Ouiver Thomas, M.P.swald George, of Oswalds & Paterson Oswald Robert, machinist Oswald John, of Oswalds & Paterson OSWALDS & PATERSON, agricultural implement manufactury, foundry and machine shop Outram Benjamin, carpenter Pace William J., cooper Paddon Mrs.Susan, wid Edmund PALING SAMUEL, manufacturer of the Ontario balanced window blind lifter, patented Parker Henry, pensioner Parker Henry, recve, grain merchant, resident Agricultural society PARKER & HOOD, importers of staple and fancy dry goods, and manufacturers of clothing, &c.Parker John, J.P.PARKER THOMAS H., of Parker & Hood Parr George, fancy store Pascoe Charles, carpenter Pascoe George, butcher Pascoe John, butcher Paterson James, finisher Paterson John, of Oswalds & Paterson Patrick George, carpenter Patrick John, tinsmith Patrick Samuel, carpenter Patterson Mrs.Elizabeth, wid James Paulin James Paulin Mrs.Isabella, wid William Paulin Mrs.Mary Ann, wid David Pavey William, farmer Payne John, deputy gaoler Payne William, mason Peach Edwin, shoemaker Peacock Daniel, sash, blind and door factory Peers Henry, grain buyer Peers Joseph, sen., farmer Peers William, J.P., farmer Peirson Robert, grocery Peirson William, baker Pennington George, machinist Pennington John, tailor Permanent Building and Savings society Charles L.Beard, secretary Perry David M, clerk Ist Division court ' Pettit William, confectioner and saloon Pettman William, pedlar Phillips Byron, law student, bds at Macdonald\u2019s Philp Guy, tailor Philip Hart, clerk Place Joseph, shoemaker Pocock Stephen, window blinds Pond William, tailor Pott William, watchmaker Powell John, laborer Preston rev.James, Methodist Prince of Wales saloon, John Forbes, proprietor Prior Hiram, tinsmith Prout Abraham, pedlar Puckridge J.& R.W., groceries, provisions, crockery, &c.Puckridge James, of J.& R.W.Puck- ridge Puckridge Robert W., of J.& R.W.Puckridge Quinn Daniel, tailor Quinton Samuel, brickmaker Radford John B., farmer Rae Benjamin, weaver Rae Miss Helen, milliner Railway hotel, George Smith, proprietor Rapson James, carriagemaker Raven Mrs.Mary Ann, wid William Raymer Robert, laborer Reid William A, groceries, &c.Rennick Robert, laborer Revell Richard M., of Revell & Teeple Revell Robert, of Stark & Revell - Revell & Teeple, dentists Rice Mrs.Martha, wid William Rice Roger, farmer Richards Daniel, maker RICHARDSON & FINKLE, barristers, solicitors, &c.RICHARDSON HUGH, of Richardson & Finkle Richmond Darius C., hats, caps, furs, boots and shoes Rippon Joseph, dry goods and groceries Robb Alexander, librarian Mecha nics Institute Robb Andrew, sewing machine agent Robinson George, butcher Robinson George, plasterer Robinson John, grocer Robinson John, teamster Robinson Joseph, grocer Rose Angus, grocer, &c.Rose Hugh, of Gardner & Rose Ross Alexander, plasterer Ross Andrew, sheriff county of Oxford Ross David S., of Guest & Ross Ross Donald Ross George, plasterer Ross James, plasterer Ross John, shoemaker Royal Canadian Bank, John M.Burns, manager, Fraser Westcott, teller, James H.Stidson, accountant Samis rev.James, Baptist SAMPSON WILLIAM ARMOUR, manager Canadian Bank of Commerce Saunders Gilbert, barber Savage Thomas Ÿ, MD.Sawtel Henry, painter Sawtell John R., farmer Sawtell Rowland W., agent inspector of weights and measures, and \u2018secre- tary-treasurer Mechanic's Institute, & grocer and potash c.Scarff James, J.P.Scarff James S., painter Scarff Thomas H., carriagemaker Scarff William, deputy reeve, carriage- maker Schell Jacob, clerk Schell R.S., & Co., dry goods Schell Robert S., of R.8.Schell & Co., bds at Bishop's hotel Schofield Francis, patternmaker Schram Edmund, night operator G.W.R Scofield Freeman B., planning mill Scott S.A, & Co, druggists Scott & Swan, coroners SCOTT THOMAS, J.P, of Scott & White Scott William, M.D.,of Scott & Swan SCOTT & WHIT , wholesale and retail druggists Searls William B., innkeeper SENTINEL (THE), weekly, annual subscription $1.50; Robert McWhinnie, editor, proprietor and printer Sharpe John, laborer Sharpe Mrs.Maria, wid Leboo Shaw Alexander G., hoop skirt factory Shaw John, farmer Shaw John R., shoemaker Shepherd Mrs.Mary, wid Edmund Shinners Martin, clerk Short J.& J., hardware Short John, of J.& J.Short Short Joseph W., of J.& J.Short Short Mrs.Mary, wid John Silcox James, laborer Silcox John, soap, potash, and candle factory Simpson Charles E., clerk Bank of Commerce Simpson James, turner Woo-W 00 DOMINION 916 DIRECTORY.[Province OF Sims John, laborer Simson John S., clerk, bds at Macdonald\u2019s Skinner colonel James A.Smith Charles, laborer Smith Duncan, laborer Smith George, proprietor Railway hotel Smith John, laborer Smithers Stephen, laborer Soper Joshua, cabinetmaker Sowers Benjamin, cooper Spencer Henry R., carpenter Stark & Revell, druggists Stark Robert, of Stark & Revell Stephens Samuel, bookkeeper Stevens George, laborer Stevens John, laborer Stewart Alexander, laborer Stewart Mrs.Mary, wid Duncan Stidson James H., accountant Royal Canadian bank Stover Jacob M.Strauchon George, principal Grammar school Stuart Dionysius R., of Craib & Stuart Stuart William, miller Sudworth Emerson, shoemaker Sudworth William, shoemaker Sutherland Adam, laborer Sutherland Alex., gatekeeper G.W.R.Sutherland Alexander, livery stable Sutherland Alexander, of J.Sutherland & Co.Sutherland Donald, lumber merchant Sutherland J., & Co., grocers, crockery Sutherland James, of J.Sutherland & Co.Sutherland John, carpenter Sutherland John, miller Sutherland John, shoemaker Sutherland Miss Catherine,ladies ready- made under clothing Sutherland Mrs.Barbara, wid Benjamin Swan Levi H., M.D., of Scott & Swan Tallman Thomas, court crier Taylor Charles, tinsmith Teeple Alanson, of Revell & Teeple Teeple William B., groceries, &c.Thacker Robert, auctioneer and appraiser Thacker Robert A., bailiff 1st Division court Thomas George, ashman Thompson George T., laborer Thompson Smith, laborer Thompson Thomas, laborer Thompson William, cabinetmaker Thompson William, pump maker Thomson Andrew, laborer Thomson Archibald, roofer Thomson George, foundry Thomson John, founder, blacksmith Thornton Benjamin, J.P., of J.A.Cody & Co.Thorpe David, teamster TIMES (THE), weekly, annual subscription $1.50; Alexander McCleneghan, editor, proprietor and printer Tisdale John E., clerk Toop Joseph, mason Topping Edward, farmer Topping Jacob Totten Warren, barrister, &c.Towers Robert, farmer Townsend John, groceries, &c.Turquand John, M.D., of Turquand & McKay, coroner Turquand & McKay, physicians and surgeons Van Ingen William H., collector of customs Vanstone Charles, carpenter Vanvalkenburg John, cooper Vrooman Smith J., grocer and frame maker Vulcan foundry Walker George, boots and shoes Walker John, bricklayer Ward John, sen., teamster Ward Robert, carpenter Ward Thomas, butcher Warwiek Mrs.Alice, wid William Warwick William, bookseller Watkins Henry, carriagemaker Watson David, currier Watt David, farmer Watt James, farmer Watt John, farmer Weakley William, bricklayer Weeks George, grocer Weeks John, blacksmith Weeks John, cabinetmaker Weeks Richard, stove builder Weeks William, blacksmith Weir Miss Mary, spinster Weir William, blacksmith Welford Henry P., farmer Wells James D., professor West Henry, bricklayer \u2018West James, laborer West William, laborer Westcott Fraser, teller Royal Canadian bank .Wetherell Francis, clerk of the academy Whilkie James L., melodeon and organs White Alexander, carpenter, builder White David, jun., hardware White David, sen., county clerk White George, bookkeeper WHITE JAMES, of Scott & White White James, sen.WHITE JOHN, & CO., importers of staple and fancy dry goods and manufacturers of clothing and millinery White Richard, bricklayer White William V., veterinary surgeon Whitehead Charles, weaver Whitehead Chs.H., deputy registrar, &c.Wilford Walter, bookkeeper Willis Joseph, painter \u2018Willsher itliam, laborer Wilson James, cooper Wilson John H, soda water maker Wilson John S., clerk Wilson Miss Bridget Wilson Robert, cooper Wilson William, J.P., shoemaker Wilson William, waggonmaker Wilson William F., tannery Wise Alfred, laborer Wolf Lewis, cabinetmaker Woodroofe Robert, watchmaker Wright Samuel, druggist Young Henry Zimmerman Mrs.Lavine, wid William WOODVILLE\u2014A village in the townships of Eldon and Mariposa, county of Victoria.It is a station of the Toronto and Nipissing and Midland railways, Distant from Lindsay, the county town, and a station of the Midland railway, 18 miles.Mail daily.Population about 400.Armstrong James, builder Boadway William, cooper Brignal Thomas, waggonmaker Campbell À.S., mail carrier Campbell A.C., & Co, storekeepers Campbell Archibald, blacksmith Campbell Gregor, blacksmith Clarke Peter H., M.D.Crouter Peter, tinsmith Gilchrist Donald, mason Gilchrist John O., postmaster, \u201cstorekeeper Gilchrist D.O., clerk Grant Peter, cabinetmaker Harding George, blacksmith Hungerford Richard, bailifl Irish E.R., J.P.Jackson Duncan, storekeeper Jackson Lawrence, blacksmith Jamieson John, tailor Kirkland John, tavern Lumsden Hugh D., provingial lund surveyor Maybee George, hotelkeeper McArthur John, builder McComb A., waggonmaker McCorquodale John, of McCorquodale & Smith MeCorquodale & Smith, storekeepers McCuaig Peter, potash maker McDougall Miss Margaret, teacher Common school McDougall rev.Neil, Presbyterian McLachlin James C., farmer McGennis John, shoemaker McKenzie Sidney, J.P.McLaughlin James, laborer McLeod Angus, druggist, photographer McSweyne Peter, tailor McTavish rev.John, Canada presbyterian Merryfield James, laborer Millar George W., clerk Division court and township clerk Morison John, M.P.Morison Thomas, constable Richmond David, shoemaker Richmond Mrs.David, milliner Sinclair capt.Duncan, steamer Passport Smith Gilbert,of McCorquodale & Smith Stanton Daniel, constable Stuart James, saddler Sutherland William, blacksmith Wilson James, grocer White James * WOOLER\u2014A small village on Cold Creck, township of Murray, county of Northumberland.Distant from Trenton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 9 miles, fare 25c.Mail tri-weekly.Popula- lation about 120.Abbott John P., farmer Alley Daniel, carpenter Alley James, farmer Alley Tobias, assistant postmaster, storekeeper Alley William, carpenter Anderson William, blacksmith Bonin Byron, farmer Backett William, shoemaker Casement Joseph shoemaker Ellis James, blacksmith Fisk Z.S., bootmaker Gerow Mrs.Ann, wid Wilmott Gould Lorenzo F.carriage builder Hamlin Mrs.Phosbe, wid Stephen Hennessy Isaac, waggonmaker Horsly Trueman, farmer Ingersol Albert, teacher McCall Alexander, farmer McQOall John A.councillor, carpenter McLaughlin Joel, farmer McMuban Jolin, farmer McPherson Duncan, laborer McPherson Peter, furmer Picknorth William, farmer Scott John, grist and saw mill Scott Reuben, storekeeper Scott Stephen, laborer Scott Thomas, laborer Sharp James lI., tanner Smith Thomas, store and hotel keeper Waldrabb William, farmer Wessels Albert, postmaster \u2018Wessels Enos, farmer * Formerly called Smith's Cornors. ONTARIO.] DOMINION 917 DIRECTORY.Wro-Wro WROXETER\u2014A thriving village, on the Maitland river, township of Howick, county of Huron, Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Gor- rie 2} miles, from Walkerton 24 miles, fare $1; 1rom Scaforth, a station of the Buffalo and Godorich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 26 miles, fare $1; from Harriston 15 miles, fare Tôc.Mail daily.Population about 600, Ainley Charles, cabinetmaker Allen Nathaniel, cabinet factory Angus Robert, trader Armstrong Allan, saw mill hand Bagg John, chairmaker Ballantyne George, turner Ballantyne Robert, weaver Ballantyne Thomas, weaver Barker William B., tannery, boot and shoe maker Barker William, jun., shoemaker Black David, of Gibson & Black Black Edward F., watchmaker Boyer Henry, waggonmaker Brook Thomas, weaver Brown rev.George, Presbyterian Carroll P.R,, groceries, crockery and liquors CARROLL CYRUS, agent Montreal Telegraph Co.Carroll Cyrus, postmaster, chemist and druggist Carroll Francis, clerk Commercial hotel, William Johnston, proprietor Conboy William, of Hood & Conboy Corrie Michael, teamster Cunningham Hugh, farmer DAY MRS.HANNAH M, wid C, hotelkeeper Dickson Robert, tailor Dodd J.E., clerk Dunbar James, mason Duncan Alexander, laborer Bvyl George school teacher Ferguson ohn, general merchant Finley William, laborer Forsyth David, spinner Forsyth Robert, woollen factory Frazer John, head sawyer Trazer John, tail sawyer Gibson Alexander L., of Gibson Bros.Gibson & Black, planing mill, sash and door factory Gibson Brothers, millers, grist mill and saw mill owners Gibson George, of Gibson & Black Gibson Robert, of Gibson Brothers Gibson Thomas, of Gibson Brothers Gillray James, clerk Gofton John, proprietor Zimmerman house Hadden James, carder Hanstock R., framer Hatten William, carpenter Hodgins Ralph Robert, carpenter Holland John, pumpmaker Hood & Conboy, dry goods, boots and es Houck Samuel, nglis John, genera J oth James Sailer rocery, stonemason store Johnston William, proprietor - « cial hotel , Proprietor Commer enuedy 8 i .Kors & amuel, painter ennox, boot and shoe makers Kerr Robert, of Kerr & Lennox Knutson John, tailor LAWRIE WILLIAM, accountant, con- veyancer, commissioner in BR.&c, agent Canada Permanent Building L ociety and life insurance agent Mono Joseph, of Kerr & Lennox cAdams Jobu, saw mill hand McDonald Albert, tanner McDonald Thomas, butcher and proprietor Ontario house McDonald William, potashery McIntosh & Orr, blacksmiths, waggon- makers McIntosh John, of McIntosh & Orr McLaughlin John, hotelkeeper McLeod Alexander, plasterer Millen Alexander, carpenter Millen George, carpenter Millen Robert, carpenter, framer Mitchell Andrew, joiner Moffatt John, clerk MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.Cyrus Carroll, agent Ontario house, Thomas McDonald, proprietor Orr James, of McIntosh & Orr Parker Brothers, hotelkeepers Parker John, of Parker Brothers Parker Robert, blacksmith Parker Simeon, of Parker Brothers Poulin J.B., stoves and tinware Peters John, cabinetmaker Peters William, cabinetmaker Phippen George, cooper Playford Samuel, blacksmith Playford Thomas, bailiff Powell G.A, druggist Pugh John, bricklayer Roy William A.Y., tailor Sanders Thomas B., harnessmaker Sanderson John, merchant Smale Samuel B., M.D Snider rev.Solomon, Congregationalist Snider Joseph M., clerk Stule Augustus, clerk Terry William, tinsmith Torrance Joseph, saw mill hand Veal Arthur, groceries and liquors Veal Edgar, clerk Vogt John B., gunsmith Walker David, photographer Walker Samuel, photographer Webster William, stonemason Wheeler Jacob, harnessmaker William Abel, shoemaker Wilson David R., shoemaker .Worthington Addison, N.D., physician and surgeon Young James, clerk Zimmerman hotel, John Gofton, proprietor *WYANDOTT\u2014A post office situate in the township of Maryborough, and county of Wellington.Distant from Huston, a station of theWellington, Grey and Bruce railway, about 4 miles, and from Guelph 84 miles, Mails tri-weekly Population about 150.Bond George, farmer Bowman Daniel G., farmer Campbell William, farmer Cherry John, farmer Dalzell James, farmer Dalzell Thomas, farmer Eby Amos, farmer Foster Thomas, farmer Garbutt William, farmer Greenwood Henry, farmer Greenwood William, farmer Hamilton Robert, farmer Hay Robert, farmer Johnson John D., postmaster Kidd George, farmer Leslie William, farmer Luckhardt Jacob, farmer Marks Robert, farmer Martin Benjamin, farmer Mills Arthur, farmer Moyer David, farmer Phillips Owen, farmer Porteous David, farmer * Otherwise known &s Springbrook.Rolls John, farmer Rolls Richard, farmer Rudy Samuel, farmer Tanner Alfred, farmer Tomlinson Jonathan, farmer Travis Calvin, farmer Turner Elisha, farmer WYEBRIDGE\u2014A small village on the Penetanguishene road, township of Tiny, north riding of the county of Sim- coe.Distant from Penetanguishene 6 miles, from Barrie, a station of the Northern railway, 26 miles, from Toronto EEA miles, Mail daily.Population about Brock Samuel, J.P.farmer Brock William, blacksmith Casselman Mrs.F., tavernkeeper CASSELMAN ZACHARIAH, lumber merchant Clark Francis, waggonmaker Clark Henry, waggonmaker Edwards Robert, farmer Fitzpatrick Hugh, shoemaker Forth John, waggonmaker Grant Angus Grant Archibald, lumberer McGregor Daniel, storekeeper McGregor John, farmer McRae Nelson, storekeeper Moses Max, storekeeper Plewes James, of J.Plewes & Son, postmaster Plewes James, jun., of J.Plewes & Son Plewes James, & Son, grist and saw mill Rogers Lockhardt, waggonmaker Sonden Henry, shoemaker Sonden William, shoemaker Tripp Hiram, tavernkeeper Vary William, potash maker Wright John, blacksmith WYOMING\u2014A village in the township of Plympton, county of Lambton.Itisa station ot the Sarnia branch of the Great Western railway, and contains five oil refineries and a carding mill.Montreal Telegraph Co.has an office here.Distant from Sarnia 15 miles, from London 45 miles.Mail daily.Population about 500.Anderson Duncan D., dealer ANDERSON JOHN, postmaster Aurora oil works, George Taylor, pro- rietor Baker Miss Margaret, milliner Bell Andrew, blacksmith Bentley Joseph L., shoemaker BROWN GEORGE, agent Montreal Telegraph Co, &c.\u2019 Brown Jeremiah, refiner Buckley John, carpenter Casey Simon, grocers and liquor Cassidy Edward, butcher Coutlee William, proprietor of Coutlee house DALE JOHN B, druggist, and printer and proprietor of the Petroleum Advertiser DURAND\u2019'S HOTEL, Rolin M.Durand, roprietor DURAND ROLIN M, proprietor Du- rand\u2019s hotel Duncan Allan, dealer Elliott Henry, baggage man Ennis James, grist mill Finlayson John, shoemaker Franklin oil works, Robert Peterson, proprietor Gordon William, shoemaker Gregory Richard, refiner HAGAN MICHAEL, editor of the Petroleum Advertiser Harvey Edward A, M.D.Haws John, plasterer Hunt Hiram H,, tinsmith Japes rev.Henry, R.catholic millwright and Wro-YorK DOMINION 918 DIRECTORY.[ProvinoE oP Kemp Henry, proprietor Wyoming hotel King George A., butcher 5 Laing Alexander, grocer Larreo George, cooper Lorenzen Louis, proprietor Old Country house McGarvey Edward, proprietor Sun oil works McGinnis Thomas, cooper McKay James, station master McLauchlin John C., & Co., dealers MANSION HOUSE, Isaiah Saunders, proprietor Miller David, tailor MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO, George Brown, agent Moore David, laborer Mott George B., M.D.Old country house, Louis Lorenzen, proprietor Olive Richard, carpenter Peterson Robert, proprietor Franklin oil works PETROLEUM ADVERTISER, weekly, annual subscription $2; J.B.Dale, printer and proprietor Phelan John, blacksmith Phelan Mrs., milliner Pye Henry, baker Reid's hotel, E.D.Reid, proprietor Reid E.D., proprieter Reid's hotel ROBB J.J.,, Wyoming iron works manufacturer of oil machinery and castings of every description Rosborough Robert, teamster SAUNDERS ISAIAH, county constable, proprietor Mansion house Scott Samuel T., carpenter Sleno Samuel, blacksmith Smith William, oil commission agent Star oil works, F.Ward, proprietor Sun oil works, Edward McGarvey, proprietor Sutherland John, saddler Syers Alfred, cabinetmaker Taylor George, proprietor Aurora oil works Taylor rev.William, Wesleyan Ward F., proprietor Star oil works Westland Alfred, dealer \u2018Wood Robert, carpenter \u2018Wyoming hotel, H.Kemp, proprietor WYOMING 1RON WORKS, J.J.Robb, proprietor * WYTON-\u2014A small village on the river Wye, in the township of West Nissouri, county of Middlesex, Excellent water privilege here, Distant from Thorndale, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles, from London 10 miles.Population about 80.Collings Henry, laborer Hodgkinson Robert, storekeeper Piper Thomas, farmer Scatcherd George, farmer Scatcherd Thomas, mill owner Scatcherd John, farmer Scatcherd William B., farmer Simns Brothers, cloth factory Simns Joseph, of Simns Brothers Simns Samuel, of Simns Brothers Talbot Charles, carpenter Talbot John, blacksmith Wilson John, farmer YARKER\u2014A flourishing village on the river Napanee, township of Camden East, county of Lennox and Addington.The river passing through the village affords excellent water power.Distant from Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 13 miles, from Kings ton 20 miles, foro $1, Mail daily.Population about *The post office is at Thorndale.Ansley Henry H., J.P., farmer Aldred Owen, weaver Benjamin Elijah W., of Connoly & Benjamin Cambridge Hugh, tailor Carl John, farmer Carl Thomas, shoemaker Scott A.C., proprietor Yarker hotel Connoly & Benjamin, manufacturers of hubbs, spokes and grain measurers Connoly Joseph, of Connoly & Benjamin Ewart Peter, woollen manufacturer Estice Byron, harness maker Gilbault Louis, laborer Gordon William, tanner Graham Robert, shoemaker Guess Samuel S., J.P., farmer Irvine Robert, storekeeper Johnston James, mechanic Joiner Charles, laborer Joyner Miss Margaret Kingsbury J., carpenter Lacy J.P., storekeeper Lock Silas, constable Lockwood Leonard, mechanic Lockwood Richard, mechanic Long William, tanner Low William, miller McPherson James, laborer McVEAN ALEXANDER, proprietor Yarker grist and flour mills Orr John, storekeeper O'Laughlin B., cabinetmaker O\u2019Laughlin Michael, cabinetmalker Patterson A., turner Scott Abel d, hotelkeeper Scott Samuel.farmer Shibley Alfred, merchant, J.P., post master, commissioner in Queen\u2019s Bench Shibley Henr SHIBLEY JOHN A., general dealer in dry goods, groceries, crockery, hardware, &c.Silver Isman pumpmaker Spider Jebial, carpenter Steer Mrs.Mary, music teacher Trumpo James, moulder Townsend James, school master Vaness Hiram, carpenter Vanluven Al heus, harnessmaker Walker Abraham, joiner Wallace John, farmer : Wartman Peter, lumberman Woodhouse Edward, carpenter YARKER GRIST AND FLOUR MILLS, Alexander McVean, proprietor Yarker hotel, A.C.Scott, proprietor YARMOUTHM CENTRE\u2014A small village in the township of Yarmouth, county of Elgin, Distant from St Thomas, a station of the London and Port Stanley railway, 4 miles, fare 16¢.Mail daily.Population about 160.Cavel Thomas, farmer Evely William, veterinary surgeon Hawley Thomas, farmer Heyden William, farmer Hughes Moses, farmer James Samuel, printer Leonard Lyman 8., J.P., farmer McCordic Robert, farmer McCordic William, farmer Mann William, lumber merchant Marlatt Brothers & Co., cheese factory Marlatt James, of Marlatt Bros.& Co.Marlatt Jehial, of Marlatt Bros.& Co.Marlatt John, of Marlatt Bros.& Oo.Marlatt Joseph, of Marlatt Bros.& Co.Newcombe Abraham, farmer Newcombe Daniel Ww, farmer Newcombe George, tannery Newcombe William, postmaster, storekeeper Parlee George A., proprietor Yarmouth Centre hotel Pettit Adolphus N., builder Philips Ebenezer O., shoemaker Saunders Richard, carpenter Saunders William, jun., carpenter Saunders William, sen, of Marlatt Brothers & Oo.Small Nathan, blackemith Yarmouth Centre hotel, George A.Parlee, proprietor YORK \u2014 A village on Grand river» township, of Seueca, county of Haldi- mand.istant from Caledonia, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 5 miles, fare 2b¢.; from Cayuga, the county town, 6 miles, fare 2b6c.; from Buffalo, N.Y., 66 miles.Mail daily.Population about 400.Bain James, tarmer Bradly William, laborer Brooks Charles, laborer Campbell Joseph, tailor \u2018Cannon Patrick, laborer Clark William, waggonmaker Cutliff William, innkeeper Davis Adam, insurance agent Davis Robert Davis Robert H., J.P., M.D.Ditts Samuel, farmer - Duggan Henry A, of C.L.Hudson & JO Elliott George, miner Emerson Joseph, miner Farmer John, carriagemaker Griffith John, blacksmith Griffith & Nelles, blacksmiths Hacon George, superintendent Grand river Navigation Co.Hannah Mrs.Nancy, wid Chs., farmer Harcourt Michael, JP.Harrison John, farmer Highfield Jacob, laborer Hill rev.Bold d, ch of England Hudson C.L., & Oo., storekeepers Hudson Charles L., of C.L.Hudson & Co., postmaster Kyffin James, storekeeper Lamond Alexander, farmer Lamond Charles, farmer Lamond Kenneth, farmer Ledman Mrs., wid William Lewis Samuel, farmer Likens John, farmer Martin Frederick O., farmer Martin Richard, sheriff Martindale Brothers, plaster mill Martindale Ralph, of Martindale Bros.Martindale Thomas, of Martindale Bros.Mellon J.& W.H., blacksmiths Mellon Joseph, of J.& W.H.Mellon Mellon William H., of J.& W.H.Mellon Morrison William, shoemuker Murton George, of Murton & Weir Murton Stephen Murton & Weir, dealers in groceries, provisions und crockery Nelles James, J.P., farmer Nelles Jumes, laborer Nelles Mrs.Louisa, wid Nelles Robert (O'Neil Charles, laborer Parker William, farmer .Paul rev.Richard, Primitive methodist Pedlar Thomas, confectioner Ranshaw Robert, miner Percy Robort, blacksmith Robinson Thomas, luborer Robson John, miner Buddy Mrs., wid Richard Savage rév.William, Wesleyan Smith John, laborer Smith Edward, laborer 2e = CC 4a we eM ONTARIO.] DOMINION 919 DIRECTORY.Yor-Yor Son Christopher, miner Stevenson William, carpenter Strachan Thomas.J.P., storekeeper Taggart Alexander, carpenter Trotter James, innkeeper Tuck John, innkeeper Wedge Richard, miner Weir John, clerk Weir Robert, of Murton & Weir Wickett Nathaniel, butcher Williamson Andrew, shoemaker Wrokett George, carpenter Young Jacob, J.P.Young John, carpenter Young William, innkeeper Young William H., laborer YORK MILLS\u2014A village in the township and county of York.Distant from Weston, a station of the Grand Trunk, Northern, and Toronto, Grey and Bruce railways, 8 miles, from Toronto 6 miles, fre c.Mail daily.Population about Armour James, farmer Armour John, farmer Armour Thomas, farmer Armour Walter, farmer Armstrong Thomas, M.D.Atkinson George, farmer Barclay Alexander, miller Barclay Peter, miller Brean Thomas, farmer Brennan John, laborer Carson Wallace, proprietor York Mill hotel Cooper John, waggonmaker Coppin Nicholas, miller Craig John, jun., cooper Craig John, sen, cooper Craig William, cooper Curry William, jun., sawyer Curry William, sen., laborer Clarkson Francis, clerk Easter William, laborer Eden Charles, blacksmith Forsyth Andrew, teamster Forsyth James, teamster Forsyth John, teamster Forsyth Joseph, teamster Forsyth Thomas, teamster Foster William, laborer Fulton Mrs., wid Godwin William, wheelwright Gray George, carpenter Gray Robert, carpenter Gray William, blacksmith Griffiths William, laborer Hanna William, laborer Haney James, farmer Harris Andrew, laborer Harvey John, farmer arvey William, clerk Heath William, laborer Hodge hon.and rev.T.P., chof England Hoge John, J.P, postmaster HOGG J.& W., general merchants, flour and saw mill, manufacturers of staves, hoops, laths, shingles, &e.Hoge liam, of J.& W.Hogg Jackson George, farmer Johnes John, fireman Jones Thomas, jun., laborer Jones Thomas, seu, laborer Jones William, farmer Kelly Stephon, carpenter Kendall Joshua, miller Kightley J oseph, farmer Loh 18.Mary, wid Thomas, store- Leader Frederick, laborer Lear Patrick, potash dealer Lee Geor e, tollkeeper Lee Mrs, riscilla, wid Francis McGlashan Alexander, farmer McGlashan Andrew, proprietor York mills tannery McGlashan Mrs.Annie, wid Andrew McGlashan James, farmer McGlashan John, farmer McLean Archibald, farmer McLean Donald, farmer McMahon Mrs.F., wid Marguis Miss Janet Martin Douglas, farmer Mercer Thomas H., farmer Miller William, shoemaker Miller William, teacher Monck man William, farmer Monteith rev.Robert, Canada presbyterian Murray Gideon, tanner O\u2019Brien Edward, fireman Parrot Joseph, farmer Patterson Mrs.Agnes, wid Robert Patterson William, miller Pearson William, farmer Pennock Joseph, carpenter Pennock L., carpenter Pigeon C., laborer Pringle George, waggonmaker Read John, farmer Reynolds James, jun., cooper Robson George, farmer Sheppard John, laborer Shuttleworth George, farmer Smith George, teamster Squires John, sexton Swallow William F., teacher Sylvester Henry, carpenter Sylvester Mrs., wid Sylvester William, farmer Turner Solomon, farmer Van Nostrand John, farmer White James, farmer Whitton John, farmer York Mills hotel, Wallace Carson, proprietor YORK RIVER\u2014A post office station inthe township of Faraday, county of Hastings.Distant from Belleville, à station of the Grand Trunk railway, 80 miles, fare by fase =2.50; from Peterborough 80 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 125.Authuson Thomas, farmer Bretheur August, farmer Clarke Harry, blacksmith Cleak James Barker, farmer Cleak James, J.P., postmaster, storekeeper, saw mill owner Dodd William, blacksmith Dore Richard, farmer Gabel Heury, farmer Gander rev.Joseph, ch of England George John Charles, farmer Hurding Philip, farmer Kavanagh Patrick, farmer Moore Josias, farmer Serurus John, jun., farmer Serurus Johu, sen, farmer Siddons Jagges, builder Siddouns John, farmer Sweet William, farmer Vance James, farmer Vance Samuel, farmer Vance William, farmer YORKVILLE \u2014A thriving incorporated village on Yonge streot, immediately in rear of the city of Toronto, township and county of York.In the course of time it will probably form part of Toronto.There are a large number of brickyards, factories, breweries, &o¢.in the north art of the village.The Toronto Street Raitwa.Co.has its offices and terminus here.The town-hall is situated on Yonge street, A number of the leading citizens of Toronto also have handsome private residences.The prospects of the village are ecucouraging.ontreal Telegrap i Co.has an office here.Distant from the City hall, Toronto, 2 miles, fare 6c.Mail daily, Population about 1800.Adams Thomas, laborer, Yonge st Addington Robert, M.D.Aiken Mrs.Eliza, wid James, matron, Yonge st Alcom Samuel, Bloor st west Allan John, blacksmith, Sydenham st Allen Joseph, laborer, Cottingham st Alston James, letter carrier, Davenport road Anderson Jacob, gardener, Davenport road , Anderson Mark, laborer, Davenport road Anderson Thomas, optician, Pine st Andrews Mathew, tailor, Yonge st Andrews Ths., gardener, Avenue road Anson John, gardener, Avenue road Arlidge Christopher, contractor, Yonge st Armstrong John, grocer, Scollard st Armstrong Mrs.Eliza, wid James, Scollard st Armstrong Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas, Gwynne st Armstrong Philip, J.P., Yonge st Armstrong Robert, shoemaker, Scollard st Armstrong Misses, Bloor st east Arnton John, brickmaker, Davenport road Arthurs George, Davenport road Ashley Robert, tailor, York st Austin James, Davenport road Backas Charles A., news agent, William st Baily Alex.carpenter, Little Jarvis st.Bailey Henry W., of Bailey & Bunting, Avenue road Bailey James, laborer, Yonge st Bailey John, road master, Davenport road Baily George, miller, Davenport road Baker Charles, clerk, Little Jarvis st Balckwood Thomas, clerk, William st Baldwin William, Yonge st Barden Michael, shoemaker, Yonge st Barrett R.G., barrister Barton Henry, laborer, Yonge st Beasley G.& H., coopers, James st Beasley George, of G.& H.Beasley, Davenport road Beasley Henry, of G.& H.Beasley, Davenport road Beattie John, of Moffatt, Murray: & Beattie, William st Beckett C.C., grocer, Yonge st Bell Mrs.Agnes, wid James, Scollard st Beoder Henry, pensioner, Davenport road Berryman Charles V., M.D., William st Berthon George T., artist, Bloor steast Bishop Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Albert Scollard st Blake Samuel H., of Blake, Kerr & Co., Bloor st cast Blackwood Thomas, clerk, William st Bocock Alfred, butcher, Avenue road Boggs Mrs.Margaret, wid Robert, Sy- denham st Bonnick Joseph H.P., butcher, Yonge st Booth William, builder, Davenport road Bore Richard, laborer, James st Bostwick George, J.P., treasurer, William st Bowes George, gardener, New Kent Bowling George, carter, Sydenham st road Branton Thomas, brickmaker, William st Brereton John, laborer, Yonge st YORKVILLE.DOMINION 920 DIRECTORY.[Province OF Brien James, Little Jarvis st Briggs W.H, clerk, Sydenham st Brondgeest Mrs.Emiline, wid John S., Gwynne st Brown Alex, baker, Little Jarvis st Brown Edmund, laborer, Yonge st Brown Edward, painter, Scollard st Brown Henry, butcher, Yonge st, h New Kent road Brown John, cabinetmalker, Yonge st Brown Miss He, young ladies seminary, Little Jarvis st Brown Phillip, cattle dealer, Yonge st Buchan David, bursar of Toponto University, Bloor st east Bulmer [saac, brickmaker, Yonge st Bundy Patrick, carpenter, Sydenham st Calls John, laborer, Sydenham st Carter George, barber, Davenport road Cassells Richard, trader, Sydenham st Chambers Joseph, tavern, Yonge st Cherry Raspin R., tavern, Yonge st Chidley Henry, grain dealer, Scollard st Chidley John, salesman, Scollard st Clark Allister M., barrister, &c., Avenue roa Clarke J.P., music teacher, Bloor st Clarke George W., Scollard st Clayton George FE, painter, William st Clew John, crockery and plumber, Yonge st Clink Thomas, carpenter, off Davenport road Coles William, flour and feed, Yonge st Condron William, Davenport road Cotterill Samuel, engine driver, Syden- ham st Craig James, gardener, Roxburgh st Crang James, bricklayer, Sydenham st CRAWFORD ALLAN, M.A, MD, headmaster Yorkville school, James st Crimpton Arthur, Avenue road Croft prof.Henry, professor chemistry Toronto University, James st Crown William, carter, Little Jarvis st Crown Edward, tollkeeper, Yonge st Culliton Patrick, sexton, Yonge st Cummings Richard, laborer, Scollard st Cummins William, gardener, Bellair st Dain Joseph, butcher, Yonge st Dam John, laborer, Yonge st Damoreau C.F., artist, Yonge st Daniels Dennis, teamster, New Kent road Daniels Francis, village inspector and caretaker Town hall, Jarvis st Daniels John, constable, William st Daniels William, gardener, Avenue road Davidson John S., clerk, James st Davis David J., laborer, Roxburgh st Davis Edward, carpenter, Sydenham st Davis James B., barrister, Gwynne st Davis William, laborer, Sydenham st Dawson Clifton, bricklayer, Davenport roa Dawson George, carpenter, Davenport road Dawson Mrs.Mary, wid John, Davenport road Dawson Richard, bricklayer, Scollard st Dean James, shoemaker, Little Jarvis st Dean John, laborer, Yonge st Delhanty Michael, shoemaker, Syden- ham st Dennis William, drover, Yonge st DOBSON JAMES, J.P., postmaster, commissioner Court of Queen's Bench, dealer in stationery and fancy goods, agent Montreal Telegraph Co., Town- hall buildings, Yonge st Dobson W.E., wool, hides &c., Yonge st, h Scollard st Dodd John, laborer, Roxburgh st Douglas John, tailor, Sydenham st Douglass Roger, brickmaker, Yonge st Drake William, carpenter, Sydenham st Draper hon, William H., C.B.chief justice Court of Error and Appeal, Gwynne st Dunbar Richard, grocer, n Yonge st Dunn John, brickmaker, Yonge st Dunning Caleb, butcher, Yonge st Dunton Mrs.Hannah, wid James, Sydenham st Dyke Samuel, laborer, Sydenham st Edmund John, shoemaker, Yonge st Edworthy Henry, gardener, Cothing- ham st Elliott John, mechanic, Sydenham st Ellis John, dair man, James st Embrough Stephen, brickmaker, James st Empson Robert coachman, William st Evans rev.Ephraim, Wesleyan, William st Farqubar Mrs., Yonge st Farraw William, fruit dealer, Yonge st Ferrett William, ship carpenter, Syden- ham st Finlayson Jas, laborer, Davenport road Fisher William, tanner, Sydenham st Fisken John, oil merchant, Yonge st Fleming Patrick, laborer Yonge st Fleming Pierce, briekmaker, Yonge st Forbes Hugh, gardener, Cottingham st Ford George C., brickmaker, Syden- ham st Foster Oswald, bookkeeper, James st Fox Francis, laborer, Sydenham st Fraser John, teacher, Scollard st Freer James, laborer, Sydenbam st Fulljames Mrs.Mary, wid Henry, William st Gahan Barrisfort, M.D., Davenport road Gange Samuel, joiner, Davenport road Gaston Thomas, wire worker, Syden- ham st Gee George, trader, Sydenham st Gedds John, shoemaker, Sydenham st Gerry James, grocer, Yonge st Gibbs Thomas, laborer, Yonge st Gibson Joseph, general store, Yonge st Gillespie Samuel, gardener, Cotting- ham st Glanville John, butcher, Sydenham st Glenbill John, butcher, Sydenham st Godfrey Louis, commercial traveller, Little Jarvis st .Godwin Mrs.Mary, wid John, dressmaker, Yonge st Godwin Tho.butcher, New Kent road Good George, milkman, Scollard st Grainger Edmund, butcher, Yonge st Grainger William, butcher, Syden am st Grant William, bricklayer, Little Jarvis st Gray John, skirt wire maker, Yonge st Green William, brickmaker, Davenport roa Grigg William, carpenter, Bydenham st Grimison Robert, laborer, Scollard st Gunn James, cashier Toronto Street railway, Yonge st Guy Oharles, laborer, Sydenham st Hackett John, coachman, Sydenham st Hamilton Andrew, Gwynne st Hancock Arthur, barrister, n Yonge st Hancock Herbert, insurance agent, n Yonge st : Hand William, saddler, Yonge st Handy William, boots and shoes, Yonge st Harris George, painter, Roxburgh st Harrington John, brickmaker, Davenport road Harris Humphrey, machinist, Syden- ham st Hart Mrs.Maria, wid Bernard, Scol- lard st Harvey Robert, laborer, Yonge st Hastings Richard, dry goods, Davenport road ' Haycock William, confectioner, Little arvis st Hazelton Jos., hackman, Sydenham st Heath John, shoemaker, Yonge st Heighton Mrs.Jane, wid William, onge st Henderson James, Bloor st Henderson Samuel, of S.Noble & Co., Yonge st Hennessy James, commercial traveller, Scollard st Henry, James R., Sydenham st Herron Andrew, William st Herron Charles, William st Heward John O., Bloor st east Hewitt William, dry goods, Yonge st Hincks prof.William, Toronto University, Avenue road Hirstwood Thos, tile maker, Yonge st HODGINS J.GEORGE, assistant superintendent education department, Roxburgh st Holmes John, clerk, Cottingham st Holmes Richard, glass stainer, Beverley st Hooper Edward, of E.Hooper & Co, Yonge st Hope Edward, baker, Yonge st _ Hubertus W.L, distiller, h Bloor st east Hughes Mrs.Susan, James st Hutchison John, blacksmith, Syden- ham st Hummel Francis, laborer, Sydenham st Hutchison Edward H., James st Hyman E.W., joint proprietor Toronto street railway, resides in London, Ont.Inch Thomas Henry, barrister, Rox- burgh st Iredale William, painter, Sydenham st Jackson Edward, laborer, Sydenham st Jackson James a, barber, Yonge st Jacques Joseph, barrister, Yonge st James G.D., agent Division court, William st .Jarvis colonel William D., n Yonge st Jarvis Edgar, broker, Glenhurst, Gwynne st Jenner Edward, Bloor st east Johnson Neil, commission merchant, Davenport road Johnston James, laborer, Severn st Jones Ambrose b, Bloor st east Jones James, contractor, Scollard st Jordan George, gardener, Avenue road Kavner John, laborer, Sydenham st Keefeer M.H.accountant, Beverley st Kersteman William, Bloor st east Kiely Morris, Scollard st Kelly Morris, tanner, Scotland st Kiely George W.joint proprietor Toronto Street railway, William st Kirk Robert, laborer, York st Kirkpatrick Andrew, saddler, Yonge st Kirkpatrick Mrs.Sophia, wid John, Little Jarvis st Laker Oharles W., baker, Sydenham st Lauder W., druggist, cor Yonge and Bloor sts Lane William, gardencr, Avonue road Laird Henry, laborer, Davenport road Larkin James, laborer, New Kent road Latham Peter, gardener, Summerhill av Lawrence James, gardener, off Davenport road Lawrence Stephen, gardener, Roxburgh st Lawrence William, gardener, Davenport road ONTARIO.] Lawrence Robert, laborer, n Yonge st Lennox Richard, innkeeper, Yonge st Leslie Alexander, boots and shoes, Little Jarvis 8t Lewis George, gardener, Davenport rod Liker Charles B., carter, Sydenham st Lillie John, clerk, Little Jarvis st Lindsay Mrs.Catherine, wid William st Locke John, grocer, Davenport road Lockwood Miss A., dressmaker, Yonge st Long Joshua, Little Jarvis st Looker, Alfred, laborer, Scollard st Lowe francis, commercial traveller, William st Lunney George, gardener, Summerhill av Lunnis William, jun., butcher, Yonge st, h Sydenham st Lyle rev William, Primitive methodist, James st Macey William, laborer, Geolard st Mackay James D., Sydenham st Mackin John, laborer, Macpherson\u2019s lane Macpherson hon.D.J., of Gzowski & Macpherson, senator, Yonge cor Roxburgh st McBurney Mrs.Ann, wid Nicholas, Sy- denham st McCausland Mrs.Annie J., head mistress Yorkville school, William st McCausland Robert, school teacher, William st McConvey Patrick, drover, Davenport road McDonald John, merchant, off Davenport road McGee James, baker, Davonport road McKee Mrs.Margaret, boarding house York st McLellan Mrs.Rachel, wid Thomas, Yonge st McMaster hon.William, senator, president Canadian Bank of Commerce, off Davonport road McMullen rev.Thomas, Wesleyan, Scol- lard st MeMullin Alexander, laborer, Bellair st McMullin William, grocer, Yonge st McVittie George H.G., clerk, Bloorst eas Madden Patrick, blacksmith, Yonge st, h Sydenham st Magdalen Asylum, Mrs.Aitken, matron, Yonge st Martin George, brickmaker, York st Matthews Alexander, laborer, New Kent road Metealfe James, M.P.P., Bloor st west Middleton Stephen, carpenter, Davon- port road Moat Joseph, milkman, Avenue rond Monroe Alexander, customs officer, York st Monro Frederick W., barrister, York st Montgomery John, blacksmith, Yonge st, h Sydenham st MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.James Dobson, J.P., agent, Town hall buildings, Yonge st Moore George C., councillor, Willinm st Horrison hon.J oseph C., chancellor of Toronto university, and judge Queen's Bench, Osgoode hall, i Woodlawn Yonge st ! Howat John, carpenter, Sydenham st } unn James, watchmaker, Yonge st Lurphy Alexander, York council clerk Youge st ! Murray dus Ellen, wid Alexander, Bloor as Nelson William, painter, Scollard st DOMINION 921 DIRECTORY.Nichols Joseph, carpenter, Bellair st Nicholls Joseph, carpenter, Severn st NIGHTINGALE THOMAS, councillor, brick and tilemaker,Yonge st Noble Adam, maltster, York st Noble Geo., & Co., dry goods, Yonge st Noble George, of G.Noble & Co, Yonge st O'Brien Henry M., barrister, Avenue road O'Connor Mrs.Sarah, wid Hugh, James st O'Neil Miss Mary Ann, teacher York- ville school, Sydenham st O'Neil Patrick, laborer, James st Palin John, gardener, Davenport road Palmer Sidney, music teacher, New Kent road Parker Mrs.Margaret, wid R.À, Yonge st Parsons Henry, plasterer, Scollard st Parmenter W.E., leather and glove manufacturer, Yonge st, h 5 Bloor east Pears Leonard, brickmaker, Davenport road Pearson Elletson, laborer, Scollard st Pearson Francis, of Robinson & Pearson, Yonge st Pearson Alfred, of S.Noble & Co, Yonge st Perkins Thomas, Gwynne st Perkins Thomas, laborer, Severn st Philbrick C.J., M.D., county coroner and councillor, Yonge st Phillips Richard, gilder, Yonge st Pickering James, carpenter, Little Jarvis st Pickering Richard, painter, Sydenham st Piggott James, tollkeeper, Avenue road Playfair John, Bloor st east Pope James, grocer, Davenport road Porter Robert, York st Post Mrs.Ann, wid Asa, Scollard st Price Miss Sarah, Yonge st Pridham W.C., bank clerk, Little Jarvis st Primitive Methodist church, rev.Charles Stafford, minister, Yonge st Pritchard John, laborer, York st Purse William, gardener, Sydenham st Quartus John, laborer, Yonge st Ramsay William, commission merchant, Yonge st Redwin George.melodeon maker, off Davenport road Reesby Henry, storekeeper, Yonge st Richards R.Butler, ice dealer, Davenport road Richardson Charles M., harnessmaker, Yonge cor Jarvis st Richardson Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Bernard, York st Riley Thomas, Bloor st west Robertson William J., bank clerk, William st Robin Jamas A., train dispatcher G.T.R., Sydenham st Robinson Geo, butcher, Cottingham st Robinson \u2014, Red Lion inn, Yonge st Robinson James, barber, Sydenham st ROBINSON W.8,, dispensing chemist, Yonge st Rodden, W.H,, of Tuttle, Date & Rod- den, Bloor east Roland Miss Alice, school, William st Ross James, carpenter, Yonge st Ross William, commercial traveller, Bloor west Rowell William, builder, Yonge st Russell James, Seollard st Sangster J.H,, M.A., M.D., head master Normal school, Avenue road YORKVILLE.Scadding William, bank clerk, William st Scott George, grocer, Yonge st Scott William, teacher, York st Seegram Frederick, Summerhill av Sellars Charles, storekeeper, Davenport road Sellars Donald, Deer Park hotel, Yonge st Severn John, reeve, proprietor Severn's brewery, Yonge st Severn William, foreman brewery, Davenport road Severn\u2019s brewery, John Severn, proprietor, George st Shaw Robert, grocer, Yonge st Sheppard George, brickmaker, Bever- ey st SHEPPARD JOHN, brickmaker, Beverley st Sheppard Mrs.Charlotte, wid Matthew, onge st Sheppard William, brickmaker, Beverley st Simmers Joseph, seedsman, Yonge st Simpson Robert, coachman, William st Skerry Timothy, gardener, Sydenham t s Smart William Lynn, of Cameron & Smart, William st Smiley Andrew, laborer, Yonge st Smith Henry, butcher, Cottingham st Smith James, carpenter, William st Smith Larrett W., barrister, Summerhill av Smith Robert, conductor C.P.R., Sy- denham st Smith Robert James, William st Sorley J.B., of Sorley & Howe, Bloor west Sovereign William, brewer, Davenport road Stafford rev.Charles, thodist, Sydenham st Stathers John, milkman, Davenport road Stennet Thomas, grocer, Yonge st Stewart Mrs., wid, Bloor east Stollery William, contractor, Little Jarvis st St Michael's R.catholic cemetery.Patrick Culliton, caretaker, Yonge st Stork George, laborer, Sydenham st Suter & Strange, painters, Yonge st Switzer Tobias, saddler, Sydenham st Taverner John, laborer, Sydenham st Taylor John, laborer, Sydenham st - Tector William, servant, Sydenham st Temperance hall, Davenport road Thom Charles, tavern, Yonge st Thompson David, laborer, William st Thompson Edward, conductor C.P.R., Sydenham st Thompson Thomas J., secretary-trea- surer, Beaver Mutual Insurance Co., Yonge st Toner Henry, laborer, James st Toronto street railway, W.T.Kiely, George W.Kiely and E.W.Hyman, proprietors, depot Town hall, Yonge st Primitive me- Toulmin Frederick, music teacher, Sy- denham st Townsley William M, brick machine maker, Avenue road Tree Daniel, laborer, Avenue road Trimble Jas, teamster, Davenport road Victoria university, medical department affiliation with the Toronto University, Little Jarvis st Wadsworth James, conductor C.P.R, Sydenham st Walker John, wheelwright, Yonge st Walker Robert, blacksmith, Yonge st Yor-Zor DOMINION 922 DIRECTORY.[Province or Walker Walter, carpenter, Cotting- ham st Wallis James, blacksmith, Yonge st Watson James, wholesale druggist, Bloor west Watson Mrs.Ann, wid Wm., Scollard st Weir James, shoemaker, Yonge st West Thomas J., mason, Sydenham st Wetherald Joseph, Davenport road White George, gardener, off Gwynne st White George 6 builder, Avenue road Wickson Henry, butcher, Davenport road Wickson Mrs.Jane, wid James, William st Wickson Samuel, councillor, attorney, Church, h William st Wiggins John, n Yonge st Wilkes \u2014, of Wilkes & Co., Bloor east Wilkinson James, bookkeeper, Yonge st Willard Henry, gardener, Sydenham st Willcox Thomas, laborer, Davenport road Williams John, cooper, Yonge st Williams William H., organmaker, n Yonge st Willis Leonard, baker, Sydenham st Willoughby Martin, painter, Bellair st Willmot Edward, butcher, Yonge st Wilson David T., storekeeper, Yonge st Wilson Mrs.Jane, wid George, Bever- ey st Wilson Thomas, laborer, Bellair st Winter Charles R., commercial traveller, Davenport road Winter Mrs.Jane, wid Irwin, Yonge st Wood Frederick, gardener, James st Wood Robert, James st Woodhouse William, gardener, Syden- ham st Woods Robert, cigar packer, Syden- ham st Woods Thomas, gardener, Little Jarvis st Woolley Miss Yonge st Worthy James, coffee roaster, Davenport road Worthy John, laborer, Sydenham st Worthy Thomas P., carter, Davenport road Wright Frederick, solicitor, William st Wright James, gardener, Avenue road Wright Miss Mary E., William st YORKVILLE SCHOOL, A.Crawford, M.A, M.D., head master; Mrs.Mc- Causland, bead mistress ; Miss O'Neil, teacher, Miss Cradock, Davenport road Young Andrew, milkman, n Yonge st Martha, fruit store, YOUNG'S POINT\u2014A village in the township of Smith, county of Peterbor- ough.The principal trade done here is in lumber and grain.Distant from Lake- field, a station of the Midland railway, 8 miles, fare 25c.; from Peterborough 1 miles.Mail weekly.Population about Anglesey Richard, farmer Ayott Joseph, jun., farmer Ayott Joseph, sen., farmer Barry Michael, school teacher Fabert Lewis G., foreman Gleson William, farmer Graham John, farmer Kearney James, sen., farmer Kearney Patrick A.) farmer Kittels Thomas, farmer McGrath John, farmer McKelvy James, hotel and storekeeper Wilson John, farmer \u2018White Thomas, farmer Young Francis Y., farmer Young Patrick, postmaster, saw mill and farmer Young Samuel Young William W., farmer Young William, jun., farmer Young William, sen., farmer ZEPHYR\u2014A village in the township of Scott, county of Ontario.The Toronto and Nipissing railway will pass within 12 miles from this place.The principal trade carried on here consists chiefly of grain.Distant from Whitby 84 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 300.Armand Charles, farmer Bateman James, farmer Beatty William, farmer Burney Mrs.G., farmer Cunningham M.S., farmer Dafoe Manuel N., postmaster, general merchant Dallyn John, farmer Elson Emanuel, weaver Elson Wiillam, weaver Foot Edward, farmer Foot W.B., wheelwright Graham Newton, farmer Harrison John, farmer Hebner John, farmer Hobson George, farmer Hobson John, farmer Horner D.S., carpenter Irwin rev.William, Wesleyan Jones John, farmer Rafferty John, farmer Kay Francis, farmer Kay George, farmer Kay Ri chard, farmer Keller Henry, farmer Keller Henry, laborer Lake James, farmer Leitch George, farmer McKelvey George March Oliver Medly George, farmer Miller Robert, farmer Moir Henry, farmer Moir Jacob, farmer Moir John, farmer Moir R., farmer Morrison Hamilton, farmer Murray James, well digger Phenix Benjamin, carpenter Pheenix John, laborer Pickering John, farmer Pickering Phomas, farmer Prout George, farmer Prout John, farmer Reynare William, farmer Roach Martin, farmer Rossin John, farmer Sharp George, farmer Shell Isaac, farmer Silversides Joseph, farmer Silversides Robert, farmer Silversides William, farmer Sisselor Albert, blacksmith Sisselor E.L., farmer Sigselon James, farmer and blacksmith Smith rev.R., Wesleyan Smith W.T., farmer .Stevenson John A., teacher Strasselor Henry, farmer Sugdon Paul, farmer Tate James, farmer Thirsk David, farmer Thirsk John, farmer Thompson Alexander, farmer Travis Joshua, farmer Walder R., farmer Warly Timothy, farmer Weller L., farmer Winterstean Joseph, farmer Woodman rev.W., Bible christian ZETLAND\u2014A small villagesituated on the River Maitland, township of Turn- berry, county of Huron, two miles west of Wingham.\u201cThe tri-weekly stage from Wingham to Lucknow passes through here.Distant from Clinton, a station of the Buffalo and Goderleh branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 24 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about\u2018sixty.Allan James, shingle mill Brace Dunlop, teamster Brace George, of Brace & Co.Brace Harvey, jun, of Brace & Co.Brace Harvey, sen., of Brace & Co.Brace L.J., & Co, saw and shingle mill proprietor Brace Powis J, J.P., of Brace & Co., postmaster Brace Robert, teamster Brace Thomas, pedlar Foster John, farmer Kennedy Robert, stonemason McDonald David, sawyer McDonald John, laborer McLeod John, carpenter, farmer Sheik Martin, hotelkeeper Snooks Martin, hunter and trapper Taylor John, farmer Young James, school teacher ZIMMERDMAN\u2014A small village in the township of Nelson, county of Halton.Distant trom Wellington Square, a station of the Great Western railway, 8 miles, fare 374c.; from Toronto 35 miles.Mail daily.Yopulation about 100.Armstrong John, blacksmith Burns Matthew, laborer Fell Joseph, laborer Hamburgh William, laborer Joyce Samuel, school teacher King James, sawyer Marshall Henry F., miller Maxwell David, laborer Patton John A., storekeeper Rambough William, shoemaker Sadd Henry, carpenter Sharp George, laborer Wilson Abrabam, miller Zimmerman Daniel, accountant Zimmerman James, farmer Zimmerman Johnson, farmer Zimmerman Henry P., postmaster, flour, grist and saw mill ZURICH-\u2014A village in the township o Hay, county of lluron.It is principally inhabited by Germans, and posscsses a good trade in country produce.Distant from Lake Huron 4 miles, from Seaforth a station of the Grand Trunk railwa; , 18 miles, from Goderich 24 miles.all daily, Topulation about 200, Axt Frederick, blacksmith Bauer Charles, waggonmaker Botchtel Daniel 8., woollen manufacturer Brown Robert, postmaster, dealer Brown & Wilson, woollen mills Bushlen Christian, farmer Oarrick William, saw and grist mill Deichart John, blacksmith Deichart Nicholas, harnessmaker Demuth Frederic, carpenter Demuth Henry, tailor Eisenbach George, weaver Galster Sarvatius, weaver Grandy J.W., deuler Greb Henry, carpenter Hess Ohristian, potter less Frederick, waggonmalker Hess George, watchmaker Young Matthew, hotelkeeper and farmer Warren Thomas, farmer Warwood William, tailor Hyrook Christian, waggonmaker Kose rev.Henry, Baptist ONTARIO.] + Krug John, pumpmaker Moore Robert C., M.D.Prang John, proprieter Huron hotel Rœdding Justus, shoemaker Rothermill John, proprietor Zurich hotel Scheefer Henry, laborer Schnell Eliza, milllner DOMINION Steinbach Daniel, dealer .Victoria hotel, Casper Hill, proprietor Wagner Conrad F., waggonmaker Walper Abel, tannery Weil Peter, farmer Weselock Henry, cabinetmaker Wetzel Henry, shoemaker 923 DIRECTORY.Zug-AsE Wideman John, harnessmaker Wilson William, school teacher Witmer Amos, blacksmith Zeller Daniel, farmer .Zeller Michael, J.P., commissioner, &c.Zummermann Henry, tailor PLACES, THE PROOFS OF WHICH WERE RECEIVED TOO LATE TO ALLOW THEIR INSERTION IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER.*ACACIA\u2014A small village in the township of Middleton, county of Norfolk.The rincipal business of the place is in lum- er, grain and cheese.Distant from In- gersoll, a station of the Great Western railway, 18 miles, fare $1; from London 36 miles.Mail daily.Populationabout 100.Ben Big Bughner Ebenezer, farmer and cheese maker Bughner John, farmer Chandler James, farmer Clark John, farmer Clifford John, farmer Cowan David, farmer Cowan John, farmer Crossett William, farmer Errells William, farmer Goodwilley Christopher H., farmer Holmes Edwin, farmer Lewis William, farmer McLean Samuel, farmer Ostrander John, J.P., farmer, saw and rist mill owner Palmer Isaac, pumpmaker Palmer Richard, pumpmaker Plewis Isaac, grist, woolen saw and shingle mill owner Ransom David, farmer Rumble Josiah SCIDMORE R.P., postmaster, general merchant Singleton Richard, farmer Snell Washington, innkeeper Stilwell Benjamin, farmer Stilwell Isaac, farmer Stilwell John, farmer Stilwell William, farmer tAIRLIE\u2014A small village in the township of Tosorontio, county of Simcoe.Distant from Angus, a station of the Northern railway, 10 miles, from Toronto 80 miles, Mail bi-weekly.Population about 150.Bezer Julius, farmer Bradley Levi, farmer Bradley Richard, farmer Campbell John, laborer Cumberland J ohn, farmer Dickey Jol, farmer Dixon Robert, farmer Holford Thomas, laborer Honsberger Enos, storekeeper Honsberger Isaac J., lumber manufacturer Irving Joseph, laborer Irwin Michael, farmer Jones Richard, farmer Kidd Henry, farmer Kidd John, farmer Kidd J oseph, farmer Lee George B., hotelkeeper McGill John, farmer MeGill William, farmer McKinlay Charles, shingle mills Mills William, farmer Morrison John, laborer Robb Thomas, farmer Sullivan Joseph, sawyer * Also known as New England.1 Sometimes called Pisgah.ALPORT\u2014A small villagein the district of Muskoka, county of Victoria.Distant from Barrie, a station of the Northern railway, 70 miles, from Toronto 120 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Alport Augustus J., farmer Archer William, farmer Bickmore Harry, farmer Browning Andrew H., farmer Campbell Robert, farmer Ennis Robert, farmer Ennis William, farmer Frampton Joseph, farmer Lamb Eli, farmer Lamb John, farmer Luttaby Edward, farmer Luttaby William, farmer MacGee William, farmer McFarlane Henry, farmer Rusk James, farmer Scholey George, farmer Stephens Richard, farmer Tailor W.H., postmaster Whitfield William, farmer A PSLEY\u2014A small village in the township of Anstruther, county of Peterborough.A large businessis carried on here in lumber and grain.Distant from Peterbo- rough, a station of the Midland railway, 40 miles, fare $1.50.Mail weekly.Population about 125.Clegg Sidney William, M.D.Clifford Robert, farmer Defries William, farmer Dunn Barnby, farmer Eastland Thomas, storekeeper Hall Edward Smyth, postmaster Lean Richard, sen., farmer Lousley Caleb, farmer cCauley Robert, farmer McDonald John, lumberer Stuart Thomas, hotelkeeper Walton Matthew, farmer Wilson Thomas, farmer Wilson George, jun., farmer Wilson William, farmer *ARMSTRONG'S FA LLS\u2014A settlement in the township of McKellar, county of Simcoe.Distant from Collingwood, a station of the Northern railway, miles, fare by land $4; by water 82 ; from Toronto 180 miles, Mail weekly.Population about 175.Armstrong Robert, farmer Armstrong Samuel, postmaster, storekeeper Armstrong William H., storekeeper Bowers William, farmer Brownlee James, farmer Cotter John, blacksmith Dean John, farmer Harvey John, farmer Harvey Peter, cooper Henly John, farmer Horn Stephen, farmer Leich Peter, farmer McKowen James, farmer McKowen John, farmer McNamee Charles, farmer *The post office is called MoKellar.Moffatt Henry, farmer Moffatt Robert, farmer Moffatt William, farmer Moore Andrew, farmer Parton William J., farmer Patterson David, farmer Patterson John, farmer Peters Forbes, farmer Taylor John, farmer Taylor William, farmer Thompson James, farmer Thompson John, farmer Thompson William, farmer Tulley William R., farmer Waddel Robert, farmer Watkins Henry, waggonmaker ASHDOWN\u2014A village in the townshi of Humphrey, county of Victoria, situate at the junction of the Parry Sound and Nipissing roads, at the head of Lake Rosseau, noted for its fine scenery and fishing.Distant from Barrie, a station of the Northern railway, 94 miles, fare by stage $3.25.Mail daily in summer and semi-weekly in winter.Population about Ashdown Francis W., farmer Ashdown James, postmaster, merchant Beley Benjamin S., farmer Blair James C., farmer Bolton Harry, carpenter Brookes rev.James, Baptist Cameron colonel, owner of Cameron s wharf Clifford Edward, farmer Cline Stephen, storekeeper Cooney William, farmer Draycott Thomas, pensioner, farmer Hart David, mail stage driver Hart William, farmer Harvey E., carpenter Hindmarsh \u2014.farmer Holton Richard, laborer Irwin Richard, hotelkeeper Johnson Mrs., wid Kelly James, farmer Kirkland Thomas, farmer Lorimer William, farmer Lundy Edward, farmer McCauley James, farmer McCause Hugh, blacksmith McGary Alexander, & Sons, masons and farmers Martin Charles, farmer Martin George, shoemaker Mayer William, farmer Meisenheimer Adam, cooper Moseley rev.Robert, ch of England Phillips Alexander, farmer Pilkie Thomas, teamster Pollock Thomas, storekeeper Scott Harry, carpenter Scott Thomas, fanning mill maker Shuttleworth Robert, carpenter Sirett Ebenezer, farmer Syrett William, farmer illiams Albert, farmer Wilson John, farmer Ave-Bro \u2018DOMINION 924 DIRECTORY.[Provinog OF AUGHRIM\u2014A settlement in the township of Brooke, county of Lambton.Lumber and grain form the prineipal business here.Distant from Newbury, a station of the Great Western railway, 9 miles, from London 40 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 50.Brownlee Henry, farmer Craig Samuel, sawyer Johns George, blacksmith McAlpine Joseph, farmer McDermaid William, farmer McKenne James, farmer McKENNE J OHN, postmaster, steam saw mill owner Murray Bernard, tailor Wall Thomas, farmer BA LA\u2014A post office station in the township of Medora, county of Victoria.A steamer calls here daily.Distant from Barrie, a station of the Northern railway, 68 miles, fare $2.60; from Toronto 130 Wiles.Mail weekly.Population about Burgess Thomas, postmaster Coulter Joseph, farmer Grey James, farmer Johnston James, carpenter McLean Archibald, farmer Sutherland Angus, farmer Torrance William, farmer * BANDON\u2014A post office in the township of Hullett, county of Huron.Distant from Seaforth, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 10 miles, fare by stage 25c.: from Clinton 9 miles, fare 25¢.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 75.Allen Henry W., farmer Allen James, postmaster, farmer Grasby James, farmer Hamilton Gavin, farmer Lee James H., farmer McVittie Simon, farmer Medd Henry, farmer Melville Lawrence, saw mill owner, farmer Reid Robert, farmer Stewart Charles, farmer Taylor Anthony, farmer Taylor Peter, grist mill owner BERNE\u2014A small village in the township of Hay, county of Huron.Distant from Seaforth, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 16 miles, from London 45 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Bleam Christian, miller Bleam D.C., miller Bleam Jacob E., veterinary surgeon Boeckenhaur Henry, hotelkeeper Edinhofer Adam, shoemaker Erwin William, waggonmaker Foster Joseph, farmer Halks John, tailor Hess George, sen., cabinetmaker Hunter John, farmer Johnston Edward, farmer McDonald Andrew, blacksmith Mitchell Allan, storekeeper Murner G., postmaster Nurbrigg Jacob, saddler Scott Robert, school teacher Styles Michael, farmer Wetiver Samuel, farmer BLACK BANK\u2014A post office station in the township of Mulmur, county of Simcoe.Distant from Stayner, a station of the Northern railway, 16 miles, from Toronto 70 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 150.Allan Samuel, farmer Andrews William, farmer * Also called Melville\u2019s Mills.Bates John, farmer Beaty David, carpenter Craig Joseph, blacksmith Dinsmore James, farmer Dunsheath James, farmer Gauligher Robert, farmer Hogen Robert, farmer Johnston William, farmer Livins Abraham, farmer McLinton William, farmer Moody William, farmer Neily Alexander, farmer Nelson Henry, carpenter Newell John, postmaster Newell Samuel, farmer Orr James, farmer Perry Alexander, farmer Purdy Robert, farmer Quinn John, farmer Radford John, carpenter Rusk William, farmer Stewart Robert, gardener Wilson George, farmer BLOOMINGTON \u2014 A village in the township of Whitchurch, county of York.Distant from Stouffville, a station of the Toronto and Nipissing railway, 2 miles, from Toronto 30 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 175.Baker G.L., assistant postmaster, storekeeper Barnes Jacob, farmer Browning Henry, shoemaker Burnett Daniel, farmer Caldwell William, blacksmith Cumming John, carriagemaker Dixon Martin, farmer Dougherty John, farmer Farless Thomas, farmer Flockler Jacob, farmer Flockler John, farmer Hill Alexander, farmer Holden Samuel, farmer Johnson Ezra, farmer Johnson rev.Jacob Jones Maxim, reeve, farmer Jones Philip, blacksmith Law Isaac, farmer Lehmon George, storekeeper Letmon Joseph, farmer Nelson Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Patterson James M., auctioneer Patterson Samuel, photographer Robson Jarvis, farmer Stapleton Robert, farmer Storey William, farmer Traumer Robert, farmer BORNHOLM\u2014A small village in the township of Logan, county of Perth, Distant from Mitchell, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 5 miles, fare 20c.; from London 45 miles, from Toronto 100 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Gurley G.W., farmer Gurnett rev.R.C.Hickman William, mason Hagarty John, farmer Hagarty T., merchant Hagarty Timothy, postmaster Hornebrook John, farmer Keyes R., hotelkeeper Lyons Jacob, farmer Lyons John, mason orison W., miller Segar George, waggonmaker Shoultz George, farmer Sills G.& H., storekeepers, mill owners Snobb John, farmer Sticker John, farmer Vock George,ymason Walsh Thomas, hotelkeeper Ward Marvin, carpenter Zimmerman Adam, blacksmith { BOUL'FER\u2014A post office station in the township of Carlow, county of Hastings, \u2018The principal business carried on here 1s in lumbering.Distant from Belleville, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 100 miles.Mail wookly.l\u2019opulation about Grant Robert, postmaster Hamilton Jas.R., clerk of municipality McAllister George, farmer McAllister John, farmer McLean Robert, shoemaker : McPherson William, farmer | Parkhurst William D, farmer Stewart Alexander, farmer Storie James, farmer ! Wilson James, scn., weaver \\ BOYNE\u2014A small post oflice station in the towhship of Trafalgar, county of Halton.Distant from Bronté, a station of | the Great Western railway, 9 miles, fare 87ic ; from Hamilton 21 miles.Mail daily, Population about 120.Biggar Charles, farmer Bousfield William, farmer Bowes Joseph W., farmer Crozier Thomas, farmer Dolby Joseph, farmer Emmett Stephen, weaver English William, farmer Hunter James, farmer Jarvis Archibald, farmer Langrel William, farmer McCartney Henry, farmer Main James, farmer Pettigrew Samuel, farmer Robinson Andrew, farmer Sherwood James, farmer Standish Joseph, school teacher Wallbourn John, butcher Waugh Chs., postmaster, carriagemaker } BROADHAGEN\u2014A village in the township of Logan, county of Perth, The trade carried on here consists principally of grain, Montreal Telegraph Co.hasan office here.Distant from Carronbrook, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 5 miles, fare 25¢.; from London 60 miles, from Toronto 110 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 200.Bedcker Frederick, baker Brodhagen August, proprietor flax mills Brodhagen Charles, postmaster, general merchant Brodhagen Ernest, Farmers house Brodhagen Henry, blacksmith Burn rev.George, Lutheran Bushelbury William, constable Byermon Louis, shingle maker Byers John, estate agent CHRONICLE THE), weekly, annual subscription, $1.60 ; August Muddle- muck, editor, proprietor and printer Fuch Anthony, tailor Grouscopp Henry, saddler Hannel Christian, dentist Hoball John, soap and candle maker Hoffman Joseph, cooper Hoppinrood William, M.D.Ingold Jacob, waggonmaker Jacob Francis, harnessmaker McLaren John I.teacher MONTREAL TELEGRAPH oo, M.Shearall, operator MUDDLEMUCK AUGUST, editor, proprietor and printer of the Olironicle Murray Thomas Newman Theodore, pumpmaker Pickle Ernest, & Co., rope manufacturers Rock Christian, photographer Rock George, steam saw mill Rock rev.Uharles, Presbyterian Roper John, druggist DOMINION 925 DIRECTORY.Bor-Cre Schnider Adam, general agent cott Samuel, veterinary surgeon Sebat Henry, distiller Sebat Mrs, milliner SHEARALL MICHAEL, Montreal Telegraph Co.Smith John, tannery Stem rev.George, Bible christian Sterinagh John, barrister, &c.Suer Christian, carpenter Veper George, butcher Wisenburg William, shoemaker operator BURLEIGH\u2014 À settlement in the township of Burleigh, cast riding of the county of Peterborough.A large lumber trade is carried on at this place, Distant from Lakefield, a station of the Midland railway, 28 miles, fare $100 ; from Peterbor- ough 38 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 120, Brooks Atwood, farmer Brown Alexander, farmer Clifford Robert, farmer Coon John, farmer Dunsford R., farmer Giles Henry, miller Giles Thomas, miller Golborne James, postmaster Hales W., farmer Harris Thomas, farmer Lean Daniel, farmer Lean John, farmer McConnell John, farmer McFadden Cyrus, farmer Mellmoyles James, farmer Phelan Peter, hotelkeeper Staples John, farmer White W., farmer BUSHFIELD\u2014A village in the township of Morris, county of Huron.Distant from Clinton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 16 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 200.Brown Alfred, steam saw mill Clark Joseph, farmer Corbett T.M., farmer Craig James, farmer Cunningham Matthew, farmer Gorman Henry, farmer Gorman James, farmer Hall Thomas, shoemaker Hall William H., tailor Healy Thomas, farmer Holland James, hotelkeeper Kelly James, farmer Kelly John, sen., farmer Kelly William, farmer Kennedy Joseph, farmer Landy Henry, farmer Linch J., farmer Lynn James, postmaster, storekeeper Lynn Patrick, farmer Lynn Patrick, jun, farmer Macaughy J of, farmer McArthur John, farmer McCloud John, farmer McQuarrie John, farmer Mickie William, farmer Oliver Francis, farmer Phealin Patrick, farmer Pierce George, farmer Scott William, farmer Seale Thomas, farmer Skelton George, farmer] Symonds Robert, farmer ey Robert, farmer Wey William, farmer White John, farmer Wilson William, farmer Young James, farmer CAISTORVILLE\u2014A vill 0 on Chip- bewa creck, township of Cais: or, county of Lincoln, Distant from Camfield, a station on the Buffalo and Goderich brench ofthe Grand Trunk railway, 8 miles, from St Catharines, the county town, 33 miles from Hamilton 20 miles.Mail tri-weely.Population about 100.Asher James, farmer Beattie Jobn, farmer Gilbert Joseph, shoemaker Haney Robert, M.D.Hoover William, reeve, farmer Johnson Romaine, farmer Kaufman Jacob, shoemaker Laidlaw Walter, farmer Lester James, farmer Mitchell James, mill owner, farmer Park Peter E., farmer Shields William, farmer Sanderson rev.J ., Wesleyan Scott Mrs., postmistress Stevenson William J., farmer Veale rev.Charles, Episcopalian CANARD RIVERA tion in the township of West Sandwich, county of Essex.Distant from Windsor, a station of the Great Western railway, 9 miles, fare 50c ; from London 109 miles, from Toronto 299 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 80.Alfrey Maurice, tavernkeeper Beniteau Alexander, farmer Beniteau Charles, farmer Beniteau Felix, farmer Bezaire Olivier, farmer Drouillard Césaire, farmer Drouillard L.G., postmaster, tavern- kecper and blacksmith Drouillard Peter, farmer Dufour Toussaint, blacksmith Johnson W., saw mill owner Lafferty Samuel, farmer Meloche Magloire, farmer Montforton William, farmer Paquette Julien, saw mill owner Paré George, blacksmith Rochleau George, tavernkeeper Rochleau Michel, tavernkeeper CARSONBY\u2014A post office station in the township of North Gower, county of Carleton.Distant from Osgoode, a station of the Ottawa and St Lawrence railway, 8 miles, from Ottawa 2% miles.Mail bl-weekly.Population about 175.Bradley Adam, tarmer Bradley Enoch, postmaster Bradley Richard, farmer Carson Charles, farmer Carson James, farmer Clark John S., school teacher Craig Hugh, farmer Craig William, farmer Davis Robert, farmer Eastman Archibald, farmer Eastman Walter, farmer Evans William, farmer Good Thomas, farmer Goult John, farmer McEwen William, farmer McNiece James, farmer McTavish John, farmer Mahoney John, farmer Moffatt Thomas, farmer Potter Robert, farmer Pratt Henry, farmer Scharf Thomas, farmer \u2018Waddell James, farmer Watterson James farmer COLBECK\u2014A small place in the township of Luther, county of Wellington.Distant from Toronto 70 miles.ail weekly.Population about 50.Barter Mark, blacksmith Colbeck William, farmer Fairgrove James, farmer Gordon James, farmer Hill Jonathan, farmer ost office sta- Johnston James, farmer McKinley Thomas, shoemaker Monahan James, farmer Nichol Archibald, farmer * COLES CORNERS\u2014A small village on the Oil Springs and Petrolia plank road, in the township of Sarnia, county of Lambton, Distant from Sarnia, a station oi the Grand Trunk and Great Western railways, 4 miles, fare 25c.Population about 75.Bowles William, blacksmith Carr John, shoemaker Cole William, J.P., farmer Lucas George, tavernkeeper Merriwin James, waggonmaker Millikin David, mail contractor Moore T.H.B., deputy reeve Shillinglaw William, carpenter Taylor John, carpenter Watson Ebenezer, township clerk COLINVILLE\u2014A small village in the township of Moore, county of Lambton.Distant from Sarnia, a station of the Great Western railway, 10 miles, from London 60 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 100.Alexander James, farmer Butler James, farmer Butler John, postmaster Cameron Alexander, farmer Cruickshanks James, farmer Dodds John, waggonmaker Jahn Henry, plasterer Kerr John, carpenter Kerr Peter, carpenter McDiarmid Archibald, farmer McLaren Ronald, mill owner Miller Mitchell, farmer Murgham Charles, gardener Nelson John, farmer Smith Samuel, farmer Welsh John, farmer White Alexander, farmer White James, blacksmith COLPOYS BAY\u2014A small village in.the townshipgof Albermarle, county of Bruce.It hassteam grist mills and water power saw mills, and a landing at which steamboats plying between Owen Sound and the Bay call.Distant from Owen Sound 25 miles, from Collingwood, the terminus ot the Northern railway, 70 miles Mail four times a week.Population about 50.Brown William, grist mill owner Bull William, J.P.Crane Richard, councillor Gleasen William, saw mill owner Greig Alexander, councillor Lee T.H., reeve Pettman Samson, councillor SHACKLETON JOHN, postmaster, hotelkeeper Spragg Ludwig, councillor Strathroy A.E., storekeeper Wood John, saw mill owner CREIGHTON\u2014A small village in the township.of Medonte, county of Simcoe.Distant from Barrie, a station of the Nor thern railway, 27 miles, fare §1.25 ; from Orillia 10 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about 70.Cavanagh Elizabeth, general store Connor James, saw mill Cook John, steam saw mill Kavanagh Thomas, postmaster Kavanagh William Livingstone Richard O'Connor Andrew Thompson \u2014, carding mill * The post office is at Sarnia- Cro-DUN DOMINION 926 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF CROMARTY \u2014A small village in the township of Hibbert, county of Perth.Distant from Carronbrook, a station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 6 miles, from_Toronto 100 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Allen Benjamin, waggonmaker Allen James, blacksmith Bell James, farmer Crawford James, merchant Gillespie James, farmer Hall Walter, weaver Hamilton Francis L., blacksmith Hamilton George, cheese manufacturer Hamilton John, waggonmaker Hoggarth Thomas, farmer Hume Robert, M.D.Livingston Robert, farmer McKellar Duncan, farmer McLaren John, accountant McLaughlin Donald, farmer McNichol Walter, shoemaker Miller James, weaver Miller James, sen., farmer Park Alexander, postmaster, carpenter Reading Joseph, merchant Spear William, hotelkeeper Upshall Charles, farmer Upshall Joseph, farmer alker Oswald, farmer \u2018White John, farmer CRUICKSHANK \u2014A post office station in the township of Keppel, county of Grey.Distant from Collingwood, a station of the Northern railway, 50 miles, from Toronto 140 miles.ail weekly.Population about 100.Barfout Charles, farmer Butchart Andrew, farmer Butchart George, farmer Cruickshank James, postmaster, farmer Davidson Joseph, farmer Graham William, farmer Greig James, farmer Greig Peter, farmer Hewitson Robert, farmer Lennox John, farmer Leslie James, farmer Lewis Alexander, farmer Loughead Robert, farmer MeKinnon D.M., farmer Norhstadt John, farmer Partridge William, farmer Perkins George, farmer Wallace Anthony, farmer Wrigley Francis, farmer Young James, farmer DALRYMPLE\u2014A small place in the township of Carden, county of Victoria.Distant from Lindsay, a station of the Midland railway, 40 miles, fare $2.50; from Toronto 85 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 50.Buck William, sawyer Day Albert D., farmer Duck Thomas, farmer Elliott Thomas, farmer Fox Samuel farmer Irwin Robert, farmer Jarrett George, postmaster, builder Knight James, farmer Plews William, farmer DARTMOOR\u2014A post office station in the township of Dalton, county of Victoria.Distant from Lindsay, a station of the Midland railway, 42 miles, from Port Hope 85 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 50.Adams Frederick, farmer Bates John, farmer Carley John, farmer Chambers Thomas, farmer Galloway William J., saw mill Gardiner John, postmaster Johnston William J., farmer Montgomery Alexander, farmer Montgomery Thomas F., farmer Sandford George, farmer Snider John A., farmer Thompson Joseph, farmer Young Robert, farmer DEALTOWN-\u2014A village in the township of Raleigh, county of Kent.Grain and lumber constitute the principal business of the place.Distant from Chatham, a station of the Groat Western railway, 19 miles.Mail daily.Population about Askew Isaac, farmer Askew Thomas, farmer Baldwin John, farmer Bell Cyrus, proprietor saw mill Brush James, farmer Burns Samuel, builder Caffel Ebenezer, farmer Coatsworth Joseph, farmer Cooper William, bricklayer Dawson Joseph, farmer Delude Jerenriah, farmer Ellison Michael, farmer Flater Isaac, farmer Goulet Alexander, teacher Goulet Francis, farmer Heward Charles, farmer Huffman Rudolphe, farmer Hughson Isaac, farmer Hughson Nathaniel, farmer Hughson Thomas, farmer Jackson Moses, farmer Lambert Isaac, postmaster Little James, farmer Lonsbury Ephraim, Farmers Home inn McDonald John, timber agent Manning Henry, J.P., farmer Mifland John, farmer Moore Thomas, blacksmith Pardoe Henry, proprietor Talbot inn Pardoe Letsom, saw mill Russell William, carpenter Sandieson William, farmer Shanks James, farmer Simpson David, farmer Simpson George, farmer Simpson William, farmer Stover William, innkeeper Tackaberry John, farmer Talbot inn, Henry Pardoe, proprietor Tools colonel Henry, farmer Tools David, farmer Tools James, farmer Willan John, farmer DERRYVILLE\u2014A small village in thetownship of Brock, county of Ontario.Distant from Whitby, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 40 miles, fare $1.50 ; from Toronto 60 miles.Mall bi-weekly.Population about 150.Allin John, blacksmith Allin Ths., postmaster, carriage builder Bambry Thomas, farmer Benette John, mason Cartin John, farmer Cartin Patrick, farmer Chambers Moses, assessor Cowan William, farmer Dure John, mason Tastwards Thomas, hotelkeeper Edwards Edward, collector of taxes Ewart William, farmer Fox John, carpenter Francis John, commissioner Francis William, cattle dealer Gilson Edward, farmer Leighton Andrew, farmer Leighton James, farmer Metcalfe John, farmer Profit Henry, miller Smith Joseph Taylor Matthew, farmer Valentine James, farmer Walker Thomas, councillor Whitesides Thomas, merchant Woodwards William, farmer DONEGA L\u2014A post office station in the township of Elma, county of Perth.Distant from Mitchell, à station of tho Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 19 miles, fare 60c.; from Toronto 100 miles.Muil tri- weekly.Population about 100.Acheson Joseph, farmer Anderson William, farmer Buchannan William, farmer Fullerton Thomas, school teacher Hemphill Andrew, farmer Henry Robert, farmer Little Andrew, farmer Little William, farmer McGill George, farmer McGillivie John, furmer Mason Mrs.Mary, postmistress Matheson William, farmer Nixon James, farmer Petree John, farmer Pride Robert, farmer DREW-\u2014A small place in the township of Minto, county of Wellington.Distant from Stratford, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 50 miles, from Toronto 120 miles.Mail bi-weekly.Population about Arthur James, farmer Arthur John, postmaster Cardwell William, farmer Gibson George W., tanner Hart Thomas, farmer Miller William, farmer Morrison William G., farmer *DRUNI\u2014A post office station in the township of Manvers, county of Durham.Distant from Bethany, a station of the Midlandrailway, 12 miles, from Port Hope 80 miles, Mail bi-weekly.Population about 180.- Byers Joseph, sen., farmer Chambers James, farmer Copeland James, farmer Dean Andrew, farmer Egan John, farmer Finney Benjamin, farmer Finney John, farmer Tinney Wiiliam, sen., farmer Graham James, weaver Hamilton John, farmer Harrison Mrs.Isabella, postmistress Hunter David, farmer Mc{ndoo William, farmer McRoberts Samuel, laborer Manes Hugh, tailor Mills Simon, farmer Nicholson Joseph, laborer Sallis James, farmer Scott Foster, farmor DUNSENANE\u2014A post office station in the township of Huron, county of Bruce.Distant from Goderich, & station of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of tho Grand Trunk railway, 22 miles, from London 12 miles.Mall woekly.Population about Oameron Roderick, farmer Oampbell Alexander, farmer Gillis Kenneth, farmer Hunter Kenneth, farmer McCharles Farquhar, farmer McDonald James L., postmaster, store: keeper McDougald Lachlin, farmer McGuiré William, farmer McInnis Roderick, farmer * Formorly called Slash. NTARIO.| DOMINION 927 DIRECTORY.ELL-Par cKay Angus, farmer PMcKuy Kenneth, farmer McKenzie Alexander, farmer McKenzie Kenneth, farmer McLennan Finlay, farmer McRea Duncan, farmer Matheson Roderick, farmer Morrison Angus, farmer Murray William, turner Potcher Daniel, farmer ELLIOT\u2014A settlement in the township of Bathurst, county of Lanark.Distant from Perth, a station of the Brock- ville and Ottawa railway, 10 miles, from Ottawa 66 miles.Mail\u201d weekly.Population about 85.Brown John, farmer Doyle James, farmer Dray George, farmer Gorman Darby, farmer Hargrave William, farmer McClellan William, postmaster Menzie John, farmer Millar George, farmer Patterson Richard, farmer Russel Austin, farmer Smith Roderick, farmer Strong Thomas, farmer Stuart Alexander, farmer Templeton George, farmer FORDYCE\u2014A post office station in the township of Wawanosh, county of Huron.Distant from Goderich, the county town.and northern terminus of the Buffalo and Goderich branch of the Grand Trunk railway, 18 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 100.Anderson Alexander, farmer Armstrong William, weaver Beecroft John, farmer Brooks David, laborer Brophy William, farmer Callin John, farmer Chambly Richard, farmer Conly Patrick, farmer Doyle Thomas, farmer Farquharson William, postmaster Kee David, farmer Mason John, farmer Singleton William, farmer Stein John, carpenter Tisdale James, farmer White George, farmer FORT WILLIAM\u2014A station of the Hudson Bay Co.situated at the entrance to Thunder Bay on Lake Supers ior, in the district of Algoma.It is the point of dobarcation for the Canadian route for the Red River, where the stonmers Chicora and Algo- Imn and their pussongers and freight.It contuins a store, post oflice and Roman Catholic church for the use of the settlers and Indians in the vielnity.Distant from \u2018Collingwood, tho terminus of the Northern railway, 700 miles fare by steamer $16.50; om Toronto 790 miles.Mail every fifth day in summor, fortnightly in winter.Population about 70.\u2018Ghone rev.Poter, R.catholic ousins Jolm, customs officer Cousins John, jun.Deronquet rev, R catholic Melutyre John, in charge of Hudson Bay Co's.post MeKellar Archibald McKellar Donald Kellar John MeKellar Peter McLeod John eLaurin John, merchant cViear George cVicar Miss & ostmistress arnock James, clerk Hudson Bay Co.GRIFFITH\u2014A post office station in the township of Griffith, county of Ren- frew, distant from Sandpoint a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway 52 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 70.Adams Abraham, shoemaker Adams James, farmer Adams William H., sen., postmaster Cole James, farmer Goddin Casimere, farmer Guiney Cornelius, farmer Joyce Thomas, farmer Kelly Edward, farmer McCabe Edward, farmer McGregor Thomas, farmer Varin Joseph, farmer Wright & Batson, lumberers HARTMAN\u2014A small place in the townsbip of East Guiillimbury, county of York.Distant from Néwmarket, a station of the Northern railway, from Toronto 40 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population about 100.Armstrong B.B., farmer Campbell Hugh, farmer Fieldheller John, blacksmith Graham Allen, farmer Hunter Robert, storekeeper Moorhead James, farmer Oldham William, farmer Pegg Isaac, farmer Rose Isaac, farmer Sawdon Thomas, farmer Stiver John, farmer Terry D., postmaster Terry Stephen, farmer - Thirsk George, farmer HIUNTSVILLE\u2014A village in the township of Chaffrey, county of Victoria.Distant from Barrie, a station of the Northern railway, 90 miles, from Toronto 150 miles.Mal weekly.Population about 100.Bradshaw George, farmer Castleman William, farmer Duff John, farmer Fetterly John P., farmer Hanes Allan, carpenter Hanes William, farmer Hill rev.R.N., New Connexion methodist Hollingshead William, farmer Hunt George, postmaster, storekeeper Hutchins Ebenezer, farmer, Johnston Samuel, shinglemaker King Edward, farmer Knott William, farmer Mawhiney William, cooper May Ford, carpenter Norton George, sawyer Parsons Charles, farmer Shay Allan, farmer Stamp Malcolm, M.D Taylor John, farmer Thornton Richard, farmer Ware Thomas, plasterer JANETVILLE\u2014A villagein the township of Manvers, county of Durham.Distant from Franklin, a station on the Midland railway, 8 miles, from Lindsay 10 Tobe.Mail bi-weekly.Population about Armstrong Robert, farmer Henslip Thomas, farmer Johnston Richard, farmer McDermid John, mill owner McDowell John, farmer McGill David, postmaster McGill David, merchant McGill Heury, farmer McGill Robert, farmer McGill Samuel, farmer McGill William, farmer MeGuire Adam, & Sons, woollen factory McIntyre Neil, M.D.Taylor William, blacksmith Timmings Thomas, merchant Trew John, carpenter Wood John W., M.D.MASSIE\u2014A Host office station in the township of Holland, county of Grey.Distant from Collingwood, a station of the Northern railway, 25 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 100.Burchill W.J., farmer Cairnes John, farmer Cook Henry, farmer Henderson George, teacher Hewitt James, farmer Howey Michael, farmer Howey William, postmaster, farmer Love James, farmer McCauley Alexander, farmer McKessock Robert, farmer Matthieson Duncan, builder Milligan Joshua, farmer Neelands Andrew, farmer Partridge Benjamin, farmer Partridge Joseph, nailmaker Ramage Thomas, sawyer and farmer Ramage William, farmer Small John miller Taylor Hugh, farmer Thompson Henry, farmer Winter William J, farmer Young William, blacksmith MATAWATCHAN\u2014A post office station in the township of Matawatchan, county of Renfrew.istant from Perth, a station of the Brockville and Ottawa railway, 66 miles, from Kingston 90 miles, from Ottawa 100 miles.Mail weekly.Population about 130.Barry Walter, farmer Boyce John, farmer Hutson James, farmer Hutson William, farmer Logan Joseph, farmer McDonald William, farmer McGregor James, farmer McGregor John, postmaster McLellan George, farmer McLellan William, farmer McPherson Allen, farmer McPherson Angus, county clerk, farmer McPherson Colin, sen., farmer McPherson Donald, farmer Quakenbush Peter, farmer Thompson William, farmer Willson John, farmer MOUNT WOLF\u2014 À post office station in the township of Albion, county of Peel.Distant from Bolton, a station of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 6 miles, from Toronto 30 miles.Mail tri- weekly.Population about 100.Bryan James, farmer Buckrum George, farmer Hall George, farmer Kuston George, farmer Kuston James, farmer Logan William, farmer McCabe Alexander, farmer Robinson John, farmer White Henry, farmer Wier John, farmer Wolf John, farmer Wolf John, jun., postmaster Wolf Thomas, farmer Wolf William, farmer PARNMA\u2014A village in the township of South Fredericksburg, county of Lennox aud Addington.Distant from Napanee, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 15 miles.Mail tri-weekly.Population of surrounding settlgment about 500.Allison Joseph, farmer Baverstock Charles, carpenter PAR-WEs DOMINION 928 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE OF ONTARIO., Box Frederick, J.P., farmer Bristow W.H., farmer Brown Henry, farmer Cadman rev.Joshua, Wesleyan Cadman William H., farmer Carnahan Thomas, farmer Chalmers William, J.P., farmer Churchill William, laborer Clapp Elias, J.P., farmer Clark William, farmer Cole Edward, farmer Cummins Richard, laborer Dafer John, farmer Dafoe Daniel, boot and shoe maker Dafoe Wilson, cabinetmaker Daemage James, blacksmith Davis Marshall, farmer Diamond Bates, farmer Diamond James A., farmer Diamond William H., farmer Embury Andrew, farmer Embury William H., farmer Galt John, blacksmith Galt Robert J., blacksmith Garrison Martin, farmer Garrison Philip, farmer Griffith David, postmaster Haffnail Jacob, farmer Hawley Johnson, laborer Huff George, blacksmith Kavanaugh Thomas, road maker Lergwell Gideon, boot and shoe maker Loyst Abraham, farmer Loyst Henry M., farmer Loyst Jacob, farmer Loyst John, farmer Loyst Peter, sen, farmer Loyst William H., farmer McAnney Patrick, weaver McDonald George, farmer McDonald James, J,.millwright McEwen James, mail contractor McEwen John, mail carrier McMurren James, farmer Mullett Benjamin, farmer Oliver rev.Robert, Wesleyan Pringle Andrew, councillor Pringle Ira, farmer Rikely Jacob, farmer Rikely John, farmer Rikely William H., farmer Robertson James, farmer Robertson Robert, clock repairer Ruttan Austin, farmer Soules Aaron, road maker Spencer George, farmer Spencer James, farmer Stratton James, farmer Tavermer William, farmer Wagar Epbraim, farmer Wagar George, farmer \u2018Wagar Robert, farmer White Charles, laborer \u2018White John, farmer \u2018White Robert, farmer Wilson William, tinsmith * PRESQU\u2019ILE \u2014 A romantic vil lage on the west side of Owen Sound: township of Sarawak, county of Groy.It has a good wharf, about 200 feet long and 14 feet deep.Lumbering is carrie on considerably in the vicinity.There are numerous small creeks and rivers in this district.The steamers \u2018\u2018 Frances Smith, \u201cAlgoma,\u201d ¢ Waubuno,\u201d \u2018\u2018 Hero,\u201d \u201cChampion\u201d and \u2018 Acadia\u2019 call here regularly.Distant from Owen Sound 8 miles, from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, 50 miles.Mail daily.Population about 100.Body Albert, waggonmaker Chambers Timothy, miller and farmer Corbert William, hotelkeeper Garvin Alexander, of J.& A.Garvin, * The post oflice is called Sarawak: Garvin J.& A., farmers, builders Garvin James, of J.& A.Garvin Julyan Charles, jun., farmer Julyan Charles, sen.Julyan Robert, farmer Mackenzie Donald, blacksmith MACKENZIE JOHN, postmaster, commissioner in Queen\u2019s Bench, land and general agent, agent for steamboats, wharfinger, &c.McIntyre Donald, farmer Payette David, fisherman Rathwell Thomas, cooper Sutton William, farmer Whinfield James, farmer SAULT STE MARIE\u2014A village in the district of a 1goma, on the north shore of St Mary\u2019s river, at the foot of tho rapids which obstruct the navigation between Lake Huron and Lake Superior, now over- comeby a canal on the United States side of the river.During the recentexpedition to the Red River our troops constructed a portage from Sault Ste Marie to Lake Superior for the transport of war material on the Canadian shore, the United States authorities refusing to allow boats thus laden to pass through the canal.These boats discharged their heavy guns, ammunition, &c.,at this point and thuslightened passed through the canal awaiting the arrival of their freight at the LakeSuperior end of the portage.The inhabitants are mostly French Canadians and half breeds, and are principally employed as fishermen and voyageurs.There is a post of the Hudson\u2019s Bay Co.a short distance from the village.Steamers from Collingwood call here weekly, via Owen Sound, and the Georgian Bay past the great Mani- toulinIsland, where is some of the finest scenery on the continent, calling at the Bruce mines, thence, through the narrow passage at St Joseph\u2019s Island, which contains the great raspberry Jam factory of Mr Church, to Sault Ste}Marie,where they enter the vanal for Lake Superior.Distant from Collingwood, the terminus of the Northern railway, about 300 miles, from Toronto 400 miles.Mail weekly in summer per steamer fromCollingwood but irregularly during winter, being carried by Indian couriers from Penetanguishene via the north shore of the Georgian Bay.Population about 400.Blettner rev.F., S.J., R.catholic Carrie rev.Erastus g, Wesleyan Hamilton John M., barrister Kohler rev.Aug., S.J, R.catholic Pim Mrs., postmistress Trew Charles, Newland, M.D.* SPRINGBROOK \u2014A village in the township of Chinguacousy, county of Peel.istant from Brampton, a station of the Grand Trunk railway, 24 miles Population about 80.Brown Thomas, farmer Brown William, farmer Copeland Joseph, builder Copeland R.W., farmer Evans Robert, farmer Hutton Alexander, farmer McClure Joseph, school teacher McClure Patrick, farmer Ostander Loyal, farmer Ostander William, farmer Pearen Joseph, blacksmith Sutcliffe Thomas, farmer Trimble Alexander, farmer t SPRING TOWN\u2014A small village on the Madawaska River, township of Bagot, county of Renfrew.Distant from Arn- rior, a station of the Brockville and ttawa railway, 17 miles, fare $2; from Perth 70 miles.Mail tri-weekly, Population about 80, Devine Mathew, shoemaker Halliday John, J.P * The post office is at Brampton, t The post office is called Bagot.House Oliver, shoemaker Kennedy Patrick, postmaster, storekeeper McFayden Augustus, saloonkeeper McKeown George, carpenter McRae Edward, hotellkeeper McRae James, storekeeper Moore David, blacksmith Ryan Andrew, carpenter FOTTENHAM\u2014A village in the township of Tecumscth, county of Simcoe, Distant from Bolton, a sation of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, 11} miles, from Bradford, a station of the Northern railway, 17 miles, fare 7be.; from Toronto 40 miles.Mnil daily.Population about 150.Brown Robert, tailor Casey Owen, farmer Fraser J.B., M.D.Greenaway John, blacksmith Greenaway Thomas, farmer Lavery Joseph, shoemaker McMahon John, farmer Martin Robert, tavernkeeper Moodie rev.R., Canada presbyterian Nolan George A., reeve, grist mill O\u2019Brien William, Tottenham hotel Perey David, harnessmaker Sandford William H., storekeeper Semple Hugh, farmer Sharp William, shoemaker Shields Francis, drover and farmer Stevens Alex., farmer and constable Stone Henry, township clerk Sydie John, sarddler Tegart George, farmer Tegart James, blacksmith Tegart James M., J.P.Totten Alexander WALKER JOHN D., dealer in dry oods, groceries, provisions, millinery, oots and shoes Wilkinson rev.H., New Connexion methodist Wilson Alexander, carpenter WILSON JOHN, postmaster, dealer in dry goods, provisions, groceries, &c.* WESLEY\u2014A post office station in the township of North Oxford, county of Oxford.Distant from Dorchester, a station ofthe Great Western railway,4 miles, from London about 13 miles.ail bi-weekly.Population about 200.Bamlet Sifton, farmer Brown John, farmer Buchanan Daniel, farmer Cuin James, farmer Clark Armon, farmer Clark James, farmer Connor Albert, farmer Connor Charles, jun, farmer Connor Charles, sen, farmer Dundas Gustavus, farmer Edwards Charles, farmer Head Frederick, farmer Head Henry, farmer Irwin William, farmer Jarvis Edmund, farmer Jenkingon John W., farmer Little John, farmer Mercer J ordan, farmer Minkler Benjamin, J.P., farmer Minkler Marshall, farmer Morris William, farmer Neely Thomas, farmer Ovens Thomas, farmer Pellew John, furmer Ross James, farmer Scoffin Williom, farmer Spearman Joseph, farmer Sutherland Robert, farmor * Also known as Spearman's Corder, "]